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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-10-06, Page 5ever so humble `WHIPPED CREAM MAKES IT GLAMOROUS! Get 1 or 2 half pints aeker & Thompson MEAT MARK/E1 PRONE 294 104VSSU.S PING CREAM From the milkman or your grocer today and use it on FRESH, PU1MPKIN PIE,, Tarts Jellies, Fruits, Puddings. Back 'To School F RI D A Y, OCTOBER 7th IN THE HARRISTON ARENA MUSIC BY THE DIPLOMATS AND THE FOUR TIARAS 'DANCING FROM 9:30 P. M. 1:00 A. M. Admission $1.25 The Bouquet Invitation Line Good tc::,10 needn't be egpensive. Our beautiful Bouquet. Invitotior. line proves this with the roost oxgelsite. pnperS, • type faces end wa;kmoriship you could for! It • features Therrno-iEnnrov:rig•—rich rcisecl letterino--e!egont • as the iinest craftsmenship — yet cost.ng sn IH13! Conic tea our unusual selection ILA h WC ;VG-Ch..5 cri4' i .•.:* 1,3 •• SEE OUR NEW CATALOGUE AT TH BRUSSELS • PST THE BM:WM.4 PORT, imussaep, ONTARIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 6th, 1066 FREEZER STEAKS, Sirloin, T Bone & Porterhouse SMYTH — 714010BERRY Brussels United Church was tactefuily decorated with eascad, ing arrangements Of pink shasta chrysanthemums, gladiolas and lighted tapers for the candelight ceremony, when Rev. A. Johnston united in Marriage Catherine Nancy Jean. 10o-berry and Albeit George Smyth. The bride is the daughter of the late Wni. George Leach and Mrs. Leach of Brus- sels and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and.Mrs, Edwin Smyth, R.R. 5. Wingham, Accompanied by Mrs. Jack Bryans, the soloist, Mrs. Margaret Thompson, sang The Wedding Prayer, and I'll Walk Beside You. The bride, given in marriage by her Uncle Mr, Frank McGarry, Niagara Falls, Ontario, wore a floor length sheath of Petal Pink Organza over taffeta featuring a detachable train held at the shoulders with matching bows. The bodice and sleeves were fashioned of lace, and her pink bouffant elbow length veil was held in place by a tiara of Irredes- cent crystals; She carried a white Bible crested with tiny' pink roses with trailing ivy and rose buds. Mrs. Ronald Russel, Toronto, sister of the groom, was the bride's matron of honor wearing an aqua- mist floor length gown of peau satin with Bateau neekline, lace trimmed Empire WaiStlin and a. flowing back, panel. Her veiled headpiece was held by a three tiered boW of aqua organza and she carried a crescent of pink chrysanthemums with trailing ivy. The bridesmaids, Miss Marni Bronson, Brussels, and Miss do!'"Peeor" Doreen Smyth, sister Of the groom, were attired identically to the matron of honor, but car- ried crescents of , aqua chrysan- themums with trailing ivy. Wm. Smyth, British Columbia, was his broth- er's best man. Mr. Tom Robinson, Wingh.am, and Constable Ronald Russel, Toronto, ushered the guests. For the wedding dinner in the church parlour, the bride's mother received. the guests wearing a street. length sheath of Peacock Blue arnel boucle, featuring a.- jewelled bodice. She wore match- ing accessories and a corsage of white roses. The groom's mother assisted wearing a street length dress of Dusty Pink metallic brocade with matching acces S Ori GS and a corsage of white roses. Pink strea.mers and bells dec- orated the parlour for the recept- ion: The bride's table was dec- orated with, a. three tiered wed- ding cake, and the guests tables were centered by arrangements of aqua chrysanthemums and pink tapers. Following the wedding dinner the guests were invited to the evening reception at the Elm Haven in Clinton. For travelling, the bride Wore a beige wool walking suit trim- med with white fox, black patent accessories completed her en- semble, She wore a corsage of gold cymbidium, orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Sthyth Will resid0 in Kitchener, Out of town guests were fr6m Kitchener, Guelph, Preston, Brant- ford, Hain:titan, Niagara Falls, Ont.. Toronto, British. Coluilibia, Winghani, Tee8Water and Gerrie. THE. UNITEP CH URCH OF VANAD.A. Minister: Rev, A. M. Johnston B.A., S.D. Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson 45 a in. Chum), School 11:00 P ub lic Worship ,•••••••sraraw.. PRESLCY1 ‘,:HUM; OF 'CANADA M ELVILLE CHURCH Inter im MogleTiupt: 1100449 Dripoisti Margaret. Thompson .• ARDT a.m. PUI.dic Worship 10:00 a.m. Church School • ANgjay.A.N. c4:41.)Rcli Cit CANADA orc .rtlAt: • mrv. 13.- .411Iqt1 • 8T. JOHN'S . . •,. • 11 a.m. Morning Prayer • and Primary Church Batumi • St. Alban's and St. David's ATWOOD 9:20 a. tn. Morning Prkt,er and (..3i,eitreza Boti94.11 SPENCE — HANNA St. Ambrose Church, Brussels, was the setting for the marriage of Catharine Hanna and James I,ruce Spence. The brith, as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John .F.-Ta.nna. of Brussels. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Spence of. List- owel, are parents of the groom. Father Mooney of St, Ambrose Church performed the wedding ceremony. Wedding music was provided by Miss Y. Connelly. ;Brussels, who accompanied the soloist, Miss Anna McDonald of CI N Wingham. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an Empire styled flood-length gown of white peau de sole featuring a train whiCh fell from. shoulders to floor. Her, • veil was hold by a single rose. She carried a bridal hoquet Of yellow roses. Miss . Joan Garniss, Brussels, as maid of . honor and bridesmaids Maureen. Hanna, sister . of . the bride, and Susan Perrott, Tees- • water; cousin of the bride; were dressed alike in •Empire • styled . floor-length gowns of gold satin, bronze- headpieCes. With veils, and carried bronze mums. : William 'Spence of Listowel Was .groomsman and gnests were ash reed by James Connors and John Hanna, At the reception, held in the New American Hotel, BrUSSel s, Mrs. Hanna received the gueSts in a sheath dress of navy blue silk with white accessories and a red rose corsage. She tVas aasist- ed by the mother of the groore in a dress of emerald green brocade, black accessories and corsage of baby mums. The bride's table was centred with, a four-tiered wedding cake, and dandies with. lily of the valley. The bride's travelling costittrie for a wedding trip to Florida. Was a suit of Paisley silk With white. Nece.ssori crul a white orchid cormige. n Ibeir veturn 'ii „ enunle will ,.„.4 4e-, at 1 , ,1jee,re S treet. Tor- onto: WALTON • .VisitOrs with '• Mr:. and . Mrs,'I Harry 13ol&er. were Inspeetor- ,1-...tly Anderson of the Toronto Polies force and •Mrs, A,' A, Fowler of Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolger and Mrs. A. A. Fowler attended the North - Matthiesen wedding • in Oakville on Saturday of last week. WALTON WI HEAR TALK ON INSURANCE Mrs. Roy Williamson, presi- dent of the Walton Women's In- stitute, opened their September meeting. In the absence of Mrs. Gerald Wet son, the secretary's duties were performed by Mrs. William • 1 Lam ph ries. Mrs. Margaret .Humphries and Mrs. Jan van VI-Let Jr., will attend the leaders' training school for ihe course Bats For You,. to be held latcr this month in Clinton Wingham. "Mrs. Donald Buchanan and Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull were delegates at the WI area conven, 69c lb tiun in (.3nelph. The group display at the Brus sets Fair was reported on by Mrs. William Humphries. Announcement was made pg a dance to be sporisored by the WI. in November. Mrs, Kenneth, McDonald, mrs. Ronald Bennett. Mrs. Nelson Marks and. Mrs, Ilerbert rpm -Lss are in charge, Each member was asked to invite three visitors to Ladies night being held in November. Tbe 'Canadian Industries pro gram was under the convenership 'al: Mrs. James Nolan and Mrs. Frank Walters. John J, Walsh the guest speak- er, was introduced by Mrs. Frank Walters. Mr, Walsh. of Stratford, a representative of life insur- ance spoke on the different types of insurance. Ile discussed wills, and succession duties, as well The speaker was thanked by Mrs. Walters and presented with a gift on behalf of the Institute. Mrs. Ernest Stevens, Mrs. Peter McDonald, Mrs. •Wilson Marks', and Mrs. Stewart Humphries served refreshments. REG. SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS MAC. & CHEESE, PRESSED HAM, & CHICKEN LOAF 89ci lb 85c lb ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY ALL GRADE A BIRDS 46c lb 'tk • TF•7.44:4,,,,litk.;;%... -orrf.g, • PROCLAMATION J. C. 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