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THE BRUSSuILS POST, Tit l'It8l)AY, NOV, 24th, 1960 POST puBusEraNG aousw
LAMB — HARMAN
Baskets 'of white gladoli and
chrysanthemums and candelabra
decorated Knox Presbyterian
church, Bluevale on Saturday,
November 12th, at four o'clACX in
the afternpon, for the wedding
of ;Mary Loniee Harman to Mr.
Clifford EaWson. Lamb, both of
'rhe bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Harman,
RR 5, Brussels, and the groom. is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.. Walter
Lamb of T-Ter(fordshire, Eng- I
lard,
Rev. Everett Hawkes performed
the double ring ceremony. Mrs.
Nora Moffatt was the organiet
and accomnanied Mrs, Glenn
Sellers who Sang "The Wedding
Prayer" during the ceetnony and
"I l i] Walk Beside Yon" during tiro
signing of the register.
The bride, grven in marriage
by her father. wore a iloor-Iength
gown of white pen de soie, which
she made and designed herself,
It had long lily point sleeves and
the bodice was accented with
sealloped lace. Her chapel length
veil of scalloped chantilly lace
over peau de sole, was attached
at the neckline with two rosettes.
A rosette set in a crown of sequins
held her shoulder length bouffant
veil and she carried a cascade of
yellow roses. She wore a diamond,
pendant, a cherished gift of her
great annt, the late Mrs. Alex
Maid of honor was Miss Joyce
Harlitan, Toronto, sister of the
bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Donald Chesber, Sarnia. and Miss
Marine Elston, Winghara. They
wore identical floor-length gowns
of copen blue nean de sole With
hell sleeves of scalloped lace.
'noir eathedrai length trains
were attached at the neckline
with rosettes. They wore, rolled
rose beadpieees of the same
in\ittertal, matching satin shoes
and white gloves. Each wore a
cultured pearl. a gift of the bride.
Misses Joan Pletch and Heather'
Jones were flower girls. They
Wore identical floor-length towns
of \vhit,, organti over taffette: with
clunenerbrinds of blue scalloped
laee, over peati le Sole, A slight
train fell from a tiny rosette at
the waistline. They also were
rosette ImOdpiece8 similar to the
bridesmaids, They wore Sterling
Silver lockets and braCelets, a
gift of the bride, All the attend,
ants carried casca.deS of white
she sift daiSies.
teSt an was Gerald Clerhe.
and Ostlers were Roger Merais
and. Stentien T-Tatinati. all of Tore
onto, and Timings WarUttek
Brussels.
Por a wedding dinner iii the
etelreb basement. the bride'S'
Mother received the glieStS wear
fns: a Seal Tette twee dresS 'with
rlpr'i nit* necessorieA and n cor-
r,ece of baby pink orchids, She
at0iiiitett by Mrs, rttuo
moothn M VAnseuVrei, Mint fit,
elit1i1kg
ckeiie frith White lace top, black
and white aceetioriefg add a cor-
sage of baby pink orchids.
For travelling the bride donned
a pink wool dress with black and.
white accessories and a corsage of
pink orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamb will reside
at 1227 Lakeshore Rd. East, 'port
Credit, Ontario.
(Inests were, present from
Chatham.
Nort Dakota, 'Vancouver, iztg-
ham, Mount 'Forest, Winnipeg,
Orton, Brussels, Sarnia., ••
Kitchener, Listowel,.
GRUBS BRAY
Brussels 'United Church was
the setting Friday evening for
the marriage of Barbara Ann Bray .
and William -Wayne Grube, The
Rev. Allan Johnston was the
officiating c.lcrgyinan,
The Bride iH the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Clifford Bray o'f:,R,B 3?
Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. 'Miliaria: '
Grube of Brussels are patents of
the groom.,
The wedding music was provid-
ed by :\frs. Fred Stephenson of
Brussels.
The bride. given in marriage by
bee father. wore a white knit
suit, with red acessories and a
where bridal boeuet.
The bridesie,aid, Miss 'Dianne
Fischer was dressed in a red suit
with black accessories and she
en ,T10,1 whito flowers.
The groomsman was Robert
Higgins of Brussels, Guests Were
e,;beserT by Don Bray,
At the i.eception, at the home of
the bride's parents, Mrs. Bray
received the guests in a brown
knitted. suit with a White corsage.
She was :assisted by the mother
of the groom wearing a light blue
lac , dross and white corsage.
The bride's: table Was laid for
tt haffett lunch centered With the
wedding cake.
Honored guests present were
the bride's grandmothers and the
air ern s grandparentS.
On their return from a, wedding •
trip to Niagara Falls the couple
took up residence in Wingbam.
FIGURE SKATERS
Figure Skating lesson8 will
"start Thursday, November 24th
and continue each Consecutive
Thursday.
These Who have not yet re-.
gistered may stilt enroll next
Week,
Arena Now
In Operation
The Brussels arena opened ter
this season's 'activities this Week
i:tii tlet` the Operational manage-
ment of Idareld Thoirtria and
T olVt(3116C. Plant,
The (Triers have already been;
sharpening no their skill with
the stones and broorns, Trignre
skating Insttnetion cornniences
this week and hockey rind skating
will keen the arena hrimtning in
Of' week's to
Ali C' 4141'4,11
Palle ..0i7i;
Ccuple Honored On
5th Anniversary
Mr. aid t9rs Glenn Hu et her
were the gueits of honor
of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Knight on
Saturday evening, Wilen. many
friende gathered to celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary.
'The evening was spent dancing
at Pa.rkview Gardens, later every-
one enjoyed a delicious turkey •
dinner. Glenn and Isabel were
presented with lovely gifts of
silver and china,
Mr. and Mrs. Hnether Wett
guest of their son Gerald and
his wife Elizabeth of St,. Cath-
arines. at an anniversary .dinner
at the hotel in Zurich,
Members of the Huether family
gathered at the Castle Inn in :Kit-
chener to honor Glkn and Isa-
bel on their anniversary. They
were presented with many beauti-
ful gifts and cards, also person-
al Congratulations on this happy
oeeasion:
BRIDEELECT HONORED
Last Monday evening friends,
relatives and neighbours gather-
ed at Oranbrook Cornarinnity
Centre to "honor Barbara. Bray
prior to her marriage to Wayne
Grube.
Several contests were enjoyed
and then Barbara was Presented
with many lovely and useful: gifts
Lunch' and a social half hOuz
followed,
WILLIAM ARTHUR EASTER
William Arthur waster 45, of
Sera le, in St, JoePpli'e Hos-
elare:e, cn Friday. ['le is
serv1vifei In, his wife, the former
LefIllitiO Stiles, the doughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. TT. Stiles of Brus-
sels; daughter Shirley, at home:
sons Carry. and Randy, both at
home. one sister, Mrs. 1''orman.
(Shirley) Fort Wayne.
nil ; brothers Robert, Kenneth.
both of Sarnia: hierbert or Hamil-
toti ; Ted. .Bleinheim; -Howard of
Chatham. Service; 'was 'held at
2 p.m. Monday at Dunlop United
Church, Sarnia. Buria.4 was in
Grandview Memorial gardens,
MRS. T. BARRY MARSHALL
.Mrs. T. Barry Marshall, 43. of
Walton. died in Victoria Hos-
pital London last. Wednesday
She \vas horn and educated in I
Seaforth. and had been chief
operator for the Bell Telephone
co. there until ofew years ago,
She was 0 daughter of Mrs,
Amelia T-Ttidon of Serrforth, and
the late Albert Hudson,. .•
She is survived by her 'hus-
band; one sister, Mrs, Prank
(Dorethy) Holroyd of Preston.
She was rr member of Ditfrs
err rIntreh. Walton.. -
The. funeral ,gervi00' ` a held
at till, Ti, S 1`-r1".; ftlnOrt11 11.01110,i
Sem forth .FrIerre at 'Rev.
Off10.1ato.d,
Squirt Softball Tea*
Presented With Trophy
Last Wednesday, November
in Atwood. the Brussels
Squirt Softball team received the
Bruce. Long Trophy for the
lerieuo ehall1p101$1111),
This trophy may he seen a
'..lurray Lowe's Barber Shop',
( RAN:3ROOK
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart . Stevenson,
Sharon and Ann Lee, visited over
the week-end with relatives in
Toronto,
h1 rs. Ernest Waddell. Fullerton,
spent several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Strickler.
Mrs. Ross Fogel accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Coron Hulley and
Rickey, Seaforth, on a weekend
trip to North Ray where they
visited Mr,. and Mrs. M. Miley.
Mic4,ies T3everley .Frans and
Linda Tloffr ter., Kichener,
00 over the week-end s 7 Mrs.
dthasf p„ee n e,
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson teaches
the millinery 'course in night
School at Wingbani on Monday
a ea Wednesday evenings until
trek 1.90.
Entertains At
Get-Awmainted Party
Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. -Wes .McEachern
attended the marriage Of 111011.
4 e.rand-daught;er. Sande, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Mc-
Eaeherau, to 1\114. Barry Davidson,
in the United Church, Galt, on
Saturday, 1,d.c.)ventber -19th. •
Receives County Honors
At 4-H Achievement Day
Fourteen girls, members of the
4-11. Sapper Club, with their lead-
ers, Mrs. Clare 'Witch and Mrs.
W111. I M er a t i coded Achieve-
ment flay in Winghain 011
Sat urday. [Hein Dacharme.
Marie Veiren, and Frannie Smith
enan situ tea making tea biscuits.
).torie Volt.ch received County
Honors presented by Mrs. Boss.
Neve:Tidier Auxiliary Meeting
The November meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary was held at
the home of Mrs. :rim Knight with
a good attendance, Mrs. Stuart.
Evans was leader and the
lliennsmbrance" tonic was given
by Mrs. Alex Cameron, The roll
call 'WAS answered with a remota-
inianee '(..erse Mrs. Mena Ritether
Ili,OA; I t 7Zniat i Ai:isted
itz;i11-06 10h t
ELECTION FOR
URUSSELS REEVE
MONDAY, DEC. 5th
It appears there, will be air
election in Brussels for reeve..
and possibly for council. Herbert.
Stretton was noniinaed for reeve
and expressed his intention to
stand. It is expected that J. C.
Krauter will qualify, H. J. Ten
Vas, the third nominee for reever
did not signify his intention but
he could make it a three-way race..
eTh)e
cc:k nominees have until nine,
i °night to qualify,
Last word at Press time is that
there will be an election for
eneele
irl'ce and that the four 19
illors have already quali-
fied.
(16
small representation of the
ratepayers were in attendance at
the nomination meeting Iasi night,
Win. H. +King was appointed
chairman for the meeting.
Those nominated were:
-Reeve J. C. Kreuter,
Stretton, IT. .1, Ten Pas
Council — H. ,T Ten Pas, ,T,
MoCutcheon, T. G. Campbell, L..
tkinehae. Ted Elliott,
Pre, --- C. L. Workman (Accr.),.
Fred Thuell,
School Board — Gee. McCutch-
ne01.11
ItiPeVe C. Krauter reviewed
County Council affairs at length.
He said County Road IN.Tp, 12
=ilea the heaviest traffic of any-
in.provement road in Huron
County, Municipal affairs brought
considerable discussion from
Sew of those present regarding
the re-hiring of clerk Wm, IT,
King, also the stirve7- for the
irstellptirm of sewers.
(contianed on bank page)
PEOPLE' WE KNOW
George McCatcheon has been
hospitalized in Wingham. District
Hospital this Week.
Mrs. F. G. Braby, who has been,
in Saskatchewan for the past
month with her mother 'who has
been ill, returned to her home
lier on Friday,
James S. Armstrong is recuper-
ating in Wing-ham District HoSpi-
al after 'an appendectomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hemingway'
attended the dinner party at Bel,
wood, last Saturday, honoring the
25th anniversary of Bill and Jean
.T. IV, Fischer. who under*ent
surgery in the K--\-r Hospital. in,
Kitchener on Monday, is reported
as recovering.; favortraMy,
MI'S. Lena Cardiff had a one
week holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
flottald Chesher of Sarnia, Ont,,
and Mr, and NIA's. Edward Robart$
of Porl Huron. Miele
Sunday guests at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby oP
NDonn ao'.l'
Crosby. London, Mr. and Mrs.
Tiee-old V Roberts and Mrs. Hildt4;
rtoheris. Listowel and Mrs. 'Aftry'
Amstrong, Belgrave. A birthday
kilimo, wits bold Ili behoving the
CiVrifitlg
tionog
1
Mrs. 1,ylle Gordon entertained
number of neighbours to a
get-acquainted party for het new
; neighbour. Mrs. Fred SMith, The
evening was spent in games and
conl-ests. following which Mrs,
Smith was presented with several
gifts. A delicious lunch was ser-
\d,d by the hostess, Mxs. Dick
Bradshaw, Mrs, Stanley Fischer
and 11T1'8. Mac