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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-08-11, Page 4O0o •• Ilk OW KLUI BRiTtaszia, ONTAIO 17417B,swiya Apowr U,3A01 HELP WANTED FEMALE COUNTY ;OF HURON requires. COURT RECORDER for office of Judge R. S. Hetherington About average short hand .Salary commensurate with experience and ability. Excellent employee benefits State age, experience, edu- cation, when available. John G. Berry. County Clerk-Treasurer Court House, Goderich, Ontario. .....m..!•••••••ien• NOTICE. 1 0 CREDITORS In we estate of JAM ES ANDERSON, deceased. ALL- PE'R.SOINS having claime against the estate of James Anderson, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County ot Huron, veterinary, who died on or about the seventh day of July, 1960, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the seventeenth day of August, 1966, after which date the executors will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which they then shall have had notice. DATED at Brussels this twenty- thi:•(.; day of July, 1966. CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL Brussels Ontario Solicitors for the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of GEO RGE WILLIAM JACKSON, deceased L PERSONS having claims against the estate of George William Jackson, late of the Township of McKillop in the County of Huron, retired farmer who died on or about the twenty- third day of April, 1966, are hereby notified to send parti- culars of same to the under- signed on or before the seven- teenth day of August, 1966, alter which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the Claims of which the under. signed shall then nave received notice, DATED at Brussels this twenty- third day of July, 1966. CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL BrUsseis Ontario Solicitors for the Aditinistrator FOR SALE .•• Newly extracted Honey. 4244-6 449Y4 Wheel° SALE Howse for tittle on Aleacausier and Thomas street. Can be bought with or without extra lot. Phone 97W rased Sieling TENDERS WANTED 'lenders will be received by the undersigned for the con- struction of 200' more or less et 4' sidewalk a" thick on Tura- Derry street North. :-..pueniea.ti,ons may be had at the Clerk's Office. Lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. (Wm. la, lung, Clerk-'! reasurer, Brussels, Ont. Brussels Couple Celebrate vVeOcang Anniversary, (contiaued from page one) Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart lirandick, Shane, Stewart and 'Shawn, all of 'Vancouver; Mrs. 'Margaret Rintoul, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Stewart, Rickey, Chen Cynthia and Paul of Gait; Mr. and Mrs. Win, Scott, Cathy and Billy of St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes, Debra, Kevin and Blaine of Dresden; •ali. and Mrs. John Pipe and Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of Brussels. During the afternoon a mock wedding was held at which time the bride of 60 years ago was presented, by the family, with a diamond and the groom prepented her with a weeding band. The groom was given a carved cane. Both wore corsages given by their great grandchildreu. On. Monday Open House was held for neighbours, friends and relatives. Baskets of flowers given by neighbours, relatives and friends, cards of good wish- es, and gifts surrounded the celebrants. Great grandchildren, Misses Logi Paulson,, Shawn Braddiek, and Deibbie Coultes, attended the door and looked after the guest book which was signed by over two hundred. Piesiding at the tea table, which was decorated with a 3-tier wedding cake surrounded by caudleabra and yellow mums, was Mrs. Alice Palen of Toronto, a school chum of Mrs. Pollard, also, Mrs. Alvin Sa.uder of Thor- old and Mrs, Magaret Rintoul of Galt. Serving were granddaught- ers, Mrs. Jean Paulson, Mrs. Sylvia Braddick, Mrs Eilizabeth Coultes and Mrs. Ellen Pipe. Assisting were Mrs. Archie Engel, Mrs. Bert Bray, Mrs. Wm. Gruhe and N'ancy, Mrs. George Mutter and Mrs. Mel Thompson. Telegrams of congratulations were received from the Queen, Murray Gaunt M,P,Pa J. W Monteith M.P.. la, B. Pearson Prime Minister, 7t, Metainley M.P.„Tohri Diefenbaker M.P. Also frorn relatives in 'Vancottv- er and Windsor, LILLYCROP , BOLGER 'I he marriage of Snirlea ializabeLL, aioiger .aud Waller liuyel'kLilly wan), 01 1.0..mtlau,. apt* place in • Duil.'s United. A.444.11..11, Walton, at q.;.z.0 p.m., on bawdily, akuguat 044 in a setting. of pink and wane giaaa. The ceremony was perforiued by the Rev. A. Higginhotliain, of Lilo church , Miss Murjorie labile, Searork.4, in of the bride, provided the wedding music awl. accompanied the Soloist, Miss laarilyit Tnemp- sun of ‘Viughttlia who sang "U Perfect Love", and "Wedding Prayer", The bride is tae daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolger of Walton, and Mr. and Mr's. Irwin Lillycrop, of Hamilton, are the parents of the groom, a he bride, givea in marriage by her father, wore a floor- bridal gown of white French Peau de soie. The bodice was ;highlighted by a i bateian neck.- line, empire waist and bell. sleeves. The skirt was "A" line with an extra fullness at the back cascading to a sweep train. The bodice and sleeves were enhanced by a touch of the most delicate ,Swiss Guipure lace. Her French silk illusion fingertip veil was, caught up by a rosette head- piece. She carried a crescent of pink roses. Miss Jean Bolger attended her sister as maid-of-honor, Mrs. Ada Haasnoot, G-orrie, and Mrs. Doreen Lillycrop, London, sister. in-law of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. They were dressed alike in floor-length gowns of mint green peau de sole. Scooped necklines and short sleeves made way for the empire waist which was touched with a band of Guipure lace and tiny bow. Trains fell from the waist at the back. Their mint green rosette headpieces had cocktail veils. They carried cresents of white mums. Miss Cheryl Lillycrop, niece of the groom, was flowergirl. She was dressed in a short dress of white crystal charm with green peau ae soile cum- merbund. She carried a nosegay of white mums centred with a pink rose. Master Brian Lillycrop -,nep- hew of the groom, was the ring- bearer. Sohn Lillycrop, of London, was his brother's groomsman. Guests were ushered by Larry Bolger, brother of the bride and Edward Lillycrop, Hamilton, brother of the groom. The wedding dinner was served in the church parlour with the reeeptiort in the Legion Hall in. Brussels. The bride's mother, Mrs. Harold Bolger, received the guests in a pale pink crepe dress with lace top, matching hat and white a.ccessories. Her cor- sage was Milk carnations. - She W08 assisted by the mother of the grooiai, who Wore a dress of blue silk linen with matching Jacket, White aeces- soriea and white carnation cor- sage. For her wedding trip the bride choSe as her travelling costume a, tattle wool hOucle suit, WWI black accessoriee and a pink rose corsage.. The couple will reside ou. Deckworth Ave,, London. CA( AN fiROOK Personals Mrs. George MacDonald and Mrs. Fred 'Hayden, Molesworth, accompanied Miss _Kate McNabb to Detroit where they spent sev- eral days visiting airs. De Witt alcaruire (Lydia Jeschke) awl Mrs. Freeman Spencer (Alma Querengesser), The ladies were schoolmates at Craubrook, school. Mrs. Lyne cordon, her sisters, Mrs, Emma McCallum and Mrs. Mary Baker, Listowel, and Miss Pearl Baker, Brussels, visited with relatives in Midland last week, Mr. dud Mrs, S, M. Del Camp, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, called on their cousin, Miss Alice J. Forrest, last week. aVidsses Beverley Evans and Linda Hoffman, Kitchener, and Mr, and Mrs, Tom. Consitt, Paul and Scott, Varna, visited with Mrs. Stuart Evans. Mrs. Jas. Bremner is a patient in Listowel Hospital as a result of an unfortunate accident when she fell fracturing her arm. Rev. James Perrie tl.A, re- turned to ,his, charge at Hillam and Galahad after a month's vacatioin at his home in Grey Township. Watch For Them! 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