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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-07-28, Page 5TilURSDAY, JULY 28th, MO •Avv441111111PmegEgweet aa.ekeir deoutr p‘virt Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard and family wish to thank the friends and neighbours for the lovely gifts they received prior to their moving to Moukton on Monday. CAFID OF THANKS The linight, Family wish to express their sincere appreciat- e ion to neighbours, and friends :for their kindnesses and expres- sions of sympathy at the time of the death of weir brother, J antes Elmer. CARD OF. THANKS I wish to thank my friends, neighbours and relatives for their cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Wing- ham District Hozianni and Vict- oria Hospital, London. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. E$lizabeth Cardiff ••••n ••••••Wimeatorrearn.w.wrawmarsera. ..mays,...crrassu. Thanks for your co-operation. COUSINS CREAMERY AND 'DAIRY CARD OF THANKs wilLE BRUSSELS POST, 311.11SSELS. AN'iWiL110 .A MARKET .PHONE 254 • BRUSS44, • TO SEPTEMBER 6th. • This will permit our..stati to have their aunual vacation. Milk may be purchased at the Creamery, the But- cher Shop or tArly 4.Arccery ;More. BROWNIE S D SIX D1AYS --- Thurs., Aug. 4 to Wed, Aug, 10 PARAMOUNT PICTURES IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE RETURN OF THE GREATEST MOTION PICTURE OF Alt TIME! THEATRE — CLINTON 1 SI-FOW NIGHTLY AT 8:55 O'CLOCK Special Admission Schedure For This Fierferrnance Only $1.25 PER ADULT Children Under 12 in tars Free TECHNICOLOR® CHARLTON HESTON YUL BRYNNER Anne Baxter - Edw. G. Robinson • Yvonne De Debra Paget•- John Derek - Nina Foch Sir Cedric Hardwicke - Vincent Pelee WE- Carlo TI-1E UNITED CHURCH QV CANADA Minister: HO', Johnston. a.D. Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson PRESB•Y 1 ERIAN CHURCH 01 4;ANA1)A MELVILLE CHURCH interim motiorator: Rev. ellanen Organist: Margaret Thom pso n ARDT i1.:00 a.zn. Teeming WoralUD ANGLICAN CHURCH fit'' CANADA otcants'r.: mrs. C. diliolt ST. JOHN'S 11 ann. Morning Prayer ' and Primary Church school St. Alban's and St. David's ATWOOD 9:LU Morning Prayer .inct Church Sehooi Services Cancelled ' The regular morning services in Knox Presbyterian Church will not be held on August 7th and .1.4111. Tne following ,Sunday, Aug- ust 2.1bt, at 11 a.m. tile pulpit will. be occupied by Mr. E. U. Nelsen, student minister at ..;r1,iitifook and Ethel. Mr. .:,;elsou will conduct special anniversary Sc, rice; on Sunday morning, Augusi 28th at 11 a.m. Personals Recent visitors with MrS. Lylle Gordon were 'Mrs. Lytle Brothers, Toronto and Mrs. 7i milia AlcOallnin, St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Le Reverend and family,' Pictou, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Duna add family and Mr. Don Jacklin and Tracy Lynn, all of Bloomingdale, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Riad Dunn over the holiday Weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Engel, Christine, Mark and Timmy, Woostock, visited With Mr. and Mrs, Mac Engel. Mrs, Stuart Hvans spent the holiday iu Goderich with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Young. ' Fang Smith and. Douglas are enjoying a Week's holiday at Penelon Holiday 'visitors at the home Of Mr. and 141/.8. Stanley Fischer included Mr. and Mtg. Hartild Chaptinin, Kitchener, Mr. sal Mrs. Wilson T10130 and family, Ottawa, acid Mrs, Robert Joyce. and Jimmie, LOrne Park. Misses Carolyn and Marie l'iake have retUrned from '0„ three Week holiday to the weat coast with their. grandparehts. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie take„ Atwood. BEEF SHOULDER ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST !Clid6604.44:0101 CAVas.3V4 ALCOCK Mac USPEY Yellow shasta daisies and white lilies tinted with, pink formed the selling in First Baptist Ceara, Goderich, on Saturday, 'July id, Or the • double-ring ceremony uniting in inarriage Barbara Ruth MacCuspoy, Goderich, and Murray Jack Alcock, R.R. 3, Brus- sels. Rev. DeVries officiated. The bride is .Lire daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Cuspey, Goderich. and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, John Alcock, R.R. 3, Brussels, • Mrs. Wilfred Donaldson, (lode- rich, presided at the organ and Mrs. 'George Curren, soloist, sang "Oh 'Perfect.. Love" and Wed- ding •Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked stunning in a floor-length gown of white ligoda. The bodice was high- lighted by a shallow scooped neckline arid tily point sleeves and a fitted waist. Alegance was portrayed in a gently controlled bell skirt caught at the back waist hi a pallier effect which released the gown to cascade to a romantic chapel train. The entire gown was silhouetted with ap, iques of the most delicate French chantilly lace. Her double tiered illtision yen was held by a queen's crown of crystals and pearls. She carried red sweetheart roses with white stepnanotis and ivy. Miss Phyllis MacOnspey, Owen, Sound, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Patricia O'Reilly, Goderiebi, Mrs. Arthtir Fitziger- old, Montreal, and Mrs. Ross Alcock, brussels. They were attired alike in, floor-length gowns of turquoise spray chiffon, The bodices were enhanced by sleeves of guipure lace; While a lace insert . accentuated the liec.klines. Basically sheaths, the skirts added an elegant high- light. They wore matching plc- tine hats with velvet ribbons and carried crescents of White shasta With' ivy, Miss 'Deborah Mareatspey, sister of the bride, was flower- girl, attired exactly as the bridesmaids, and her flowers Were a Minatnto crescent ben- lb quet the same as tat:11. Gruoinsinan was Ross .-.^4cpek,.. Brussels, and ushers were. Glen Maceuspey, Goderich lienneth Storey, London, and Wiliittin. Adcock of Cioduric:h. The reception was held aL the Paragon Club, Owen Sound, which was decorated with pink and white flowers and tapers, the bride's mother received her guests wearing a two-piece pink. and white lace over pink en- semble, pink accessories and cor- sage of pink roses, The groom's mother were a blue lace dress with white accessories and cor- sage of pink roses. Por a wedding trip to U.S. the 'bride changed to a travelling costume of white imported Swiss crystal crepe, the bodice covered with black chantilly lace en- hanced by a black chiffon bow white accessories and a corsage Of pink gardenias. Prior to 11 er marriage the bride was honored at showers arranged by Mrs. Michael For- gnson, London; Mrs. . Vernon 'Smith and Mrs. A. Fitzerald, assisted by Mrs. George Currell and Mrs. A. Hamilton . of Salt- ford. - • They will reside in Goderich at 104A West Street. Wesenberg Family Hold Annual Reunion A large crowd gathered at the Birodbagen Community Centre last Sunday when the familieS stemming from, the late Henry and , Airs, Wesenberg held their reunion for 1966. Games for the children, contests for the adults; and a lot or visiting chats, :made, it a wonderful meeting. The im- mediate children oC the late M. and Ml's. Wesenberg had their picture taken., imagine George, surrounded by seven girls. Their ages range from 57 to 7t vstriven girls and one boy), each of the. sis t crQ are doing their own. own housekeeping 'and enjoy good game of cards or a sing- song, even a waltz schottische, The family coining the farthest. distance were front WilSon, Spencer McLeod, TiondOn, Is next. year's president. Many around Craribrook will remember Spencer. There are now 137 descendants,. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Turner are honeymooning in Northern Othar,o following tam marriage July 30th at the home of ate bride's parents, a i. aua Mrs. Ralph Keefer. Rev. Allan John- Sten officiated. The bride is the former -Brenda Kerte'', a daughter of Mr. and iVas. Ralph is.elfer of H.R. 2, illuevale, Ont. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and 1),!Drs. Courtney Turner, Lan- onberg Co., Nova Scotia. Robert. Grubb of Water- loo, was matron of honor. Miss. Margaret Paulin, Wroxeter was bridesmaid, Bethany Kefter, sister of the bride, was flower Neil McLeod, Kitchener, was best man and Larry Keefer, brother of the bride was usher. Ring bearer was David Elliott, (:Otlb[/1 of•the.. bride. • . The couple will reside at Church Street, Kitchener. 0100•0011"MmeiliNNIlimP•wismomimaimmillwollidimi4111100Pr" OTIC kr• Tr.) Cu,sTiolviEIRS BRUSELS THERE WILL. .4.E. NO HOUSE 'IQ HOWE DELIVERY srwhi E1)1 rhaltlio°11114Llivcheercv7ege:egawtii711. OF IVI ILK 11-4; ILLACiE. x rkUM AU GUS nth Melville Presbyterian Church - during the mouth of August. 55c lb 57c lb TURKEYS, 101b. — 181b, average SMOKED PICNIC stiouLDzit, SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS FRONT QUAR f ER BEEF Cut and Wrapped for freezer 45c lb. 59c lb 79c lb