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THE BRUSSELS POST TPEUtSDAY, JULY 27th, 1967 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
HEAD-6,141 COLLISMN TAKES LIFE OF MORRIS
TVVP. WOMAN; SENDS TWO TO HOSPITAL
'milt -1 MAPItii4
.Lighted candelabras, baskets of
Ye:110W mere. and white gladolibrO-
Vided a.Sotti ng Aria "ro.xeter Trillt
Church, for the marriage of
'GWondelyne Judith. Deanne
Martin, daughter of Mr. and MrS,
Angus 'Edwin Martin of Brussels
to ,Tolin Lee Davies ToOtit of
Niolitreal, son of and. laird
'.kri•bur ''f'refterick ai§tiori10 Toot
The double ring ceremony took..
place on Friday, July 14th, 1967,
at With Rev, Donald
Sweeney officiating,
WM,•King, Sr, of ilrussela
provided the 'Organ trillsie and
liceonipanied the soloist kr.
Akl.Mani tiTenton Of trifighaaii wild
otif baY" aiu
airing the signing of the register
f.'cildered, "the Wedding liraVer:"
+he Snide who WriS eir.6it In
1"nt1,1ilagi3 by her fatite*, chose
boor-length white sheath dress,
A daisy pattern featnring a tent
dress with, elbow length bell
sleeves covered
t ea sheath. Mr bouffant Short
`veil was held in front by a cluster
of lace, with matching applique
on the veiling. She carried '
hotlielt of pink romet.
Miss Sarhare, Thompson of,
Lynden, Ontario, Was maid of
honour, She was attired in floor-
length yellow taffeta with empire
waist having lace bodice._ Her
head dress was of white shasta,
daisies and her bottquet was
FthnSta, daisies centred with,
YelloW taunts.
Tbe groonisrmin Wes Mr. Ian
McArtlint of Toronto. The guests
WE.!re ushered by Mt. Wilbur
T110)1)1111 of Rrantford and Mr,
,l'olen Rickey of Ratnilton,
A receottot1 toiloWed at the
biuc tIrtrii iii tistowel, Iii the re,
ealving line the bride's 'Mother
swore sky blue lace dress over
taffeta in sheath style. with blue
hat, and white purse. gloVeti and
shoeS, The corsage was yellow
tram's, The groom's mother was
attired in a short-length French
crepe dress. elegantly styled with
high draped neckline and cape
sleeves, in mint green colour,
Her accessories • were white and
the corsage was yellow MUMS.
Guests Were ,present. from Mani-
Mon; tiynden, DrentfOrd, Tor-
onto, Oshawa, IleaCelaSfieldi
Montreal, T3xeter. .Titchener and
)3rOSSe18,
The bride, groom,. Maid of
honour. g-roeinStnati and the two
ushers are all. grridnateS Of. the
Y.TtliVersity of 'Western Ontartm
'e gtoom.'s grandmother Of
Who 10 years
hge, attended the ceremony,
She Was, dressed in firlitted
Silk anti wore a oottkgo Of 'White
tennis,
The bride Was Presented With a.
White bible front the Official
',ROAM of Wroveter rtilted Olitttch
as a. (101.1.enntal Gift,
Par a wedding trip t
t!rifiada the betto +4 •
MASON'S ATTEND
Lotict
.•%,youi:riproi Motet, rforlaid Ni$3.
Doolti hi . John's lodge,
Brussels, aCeompanied SettiOr
Warden ,George HeLheringtan,
and Junior 'Warden Gordon Stiles,
attended the annual eGIllitrUi.C4-
(Ai of ontarle Masons in TOronto
lairs Week,
'Woe, i3ro; Bolt illogenzie tit
Liiek;;! eledod
Deputy of the Grand Masttiiof
North Hum DiStriet, which Is
comprised of 12 lodges..
Others attending from Brussels
were Rt. Wor, Tiro, Calvin Krauter,
let Wet'. firth Norrnau Hoover,
Pro. and. Wor,
pre. finivrie Cousins.
A Past Grand Chaplain of Ont4,
ark) Masons, arid former resident
of this district, in the Person bf
Rt, War, Bro. Rev, Gordon Hazel-
weed of ganilien, Was itiso in
attendance. WorAlpful:
Master of St, John's Lodges 1-0
The day-long ssesions conclud-
ed with the Grand Masters
banqubt at the. Royal 'York Hotel
where nearly :4,60a Masons en-
Joyce the banquet. This was' 14,
lowed by a very timely address
by Most Worshipful Brother, the
'Very Rev. W. L, Wright of Sault
Ste. Marie, Areltbishop of the
Anglican Diocese of Algri
MISS BETH HOOVER
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Miss Beth. Roover was taken
by surprise, when. relatives and
friends gathered at the home of
her brother Norman Hoover, to
celebrate her birthday on July
121h, with her. .
Tarring the afternoon and even-
ing nearly otie hundred guests
called.
A delicious lunch was served
by her nieces Marion and Sylvia,
The dining room table was
beautifully 'arranged With a lace
cloth ca ri (AS a rid a birthday
aim
Beth Wishes to thank all the
neighbours, friends and relatives.
for kindly greetings, gifts and
birthday cards,
ClueSiS were present from
London. Lunar', Clinton 'Wing-
ham, Binovrile and Myth.
iwpms OLTILT
Tile ITortietiltniml Centennial
Oullt Was won by Mrs. Elsie
rioluittchrim of rata
niece dress and coat Suit in rose•
shantung accented With white
purse, glovdA and shoes, The
enrSngt WAS wbite"inrirn§..
The young' couple will reside in
Montreal at 50() DusletriOn St.
The groom Is lit the office of the
ttilVe l haPpY suinniOr vae6tion,
Firflve PateIt,
ROY H. SELLERS
Roy 14, Sellers eatered into
rest oa. Sunday July in St.
Mary's HOspital, Kitchener,
his 14th year.
Ho isrh.4 ti native of Morris
':'"Lsiliff, son of the lato Mr, and
M r s, doel lie famed
there until he retired tr. Brussels
CTr years ago:
'Els wife, the former Rita
Harris predeceased him. six years
ago, 'tie Is survived by three
brotherS, Ward or Morris. Charles
of :iteidleberg, and Prank of
Wingham, hrpther tarold
nredeeeased biM to '165'4`•
The funeral service was hei'd
at the D, A. Bann Funeral Home
oil July 19111 with the Rev. Chas,
MePottoll of Meville Church,
Officiating,
Pallbearers were Ross Turvey,
Prager Mustard, Jim Turvey, Earl
ltesr Sellers, Roy
Turvey.
Flower beat'ers Woe: fi Glen
SellerS, arid Brian TraviSS.
WILLIAM 14, attttg
A life-long resident of the
Brussels area, William R, Stiles,
passed away in Wingham and
District Saturday even-
ing at the age of 7.
He wan the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Stiles. Mr. Stiles,
served overseas in the First
World War', 3•41tis a life 'member
of the Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 218, Brussels, and tif St.
John's Masonic, Lodge, BruSSeiS,
T-To was a retired mail courier
and was in the service of the
Postal Department for 40 years.
Ho is survived by his wife, the
former Sarah Spiel's; Eight sons,
Pill. Gordon and Ted of RruSsels,
Stewart and Toe of Lotion, Junior
of Toronto, John of innisfail,
Mae of Winnipeg, Man ,;
five dreicliterS. 'Mrs. Wm. (Annie)
Shelf of Brussels, Mrs, George
(Dorothy) McMiehon of Guelph.
'Barbara of Kitchener, Alice of
Toronto, Mrs, Win, (T.ouis'e,)
Easter of Sarnia. One son, Allan
uredeeeased Ms father 10 years
ago.
Tile funeral service was held
at his late residence on Tuesday
at 2 p.m. The Rev. Allan ,lour
stain of Brussels Milted Church
officiated. ,
Masonic and Royal Canadian
T.egion services were held n.t. the
Urine mi moodny night.
Pallbearers wore 11.1irsel Halt
Bain Workman, David Hastings
Sir,, Stuart LnWe. Orris
and. Willis Knight
Flower hearers were Doug
liavidsoli. Harold Mtitter, Tim
gtiles, mid Garry. raster,
ROON
"RVINF. To Mr: and Mrs,
John Irvine (Yvonne Pollard),
n ,July Oh. 1907, at. the Metro-
entitan 'General, Witidsol%
IN'Tlillfa Aft,
GUEST FROM BRAZIL
TO SPEAK AT SERVICE
Guest speaker at tlie Brussels
Untied OhurCh on SundaSi be
Mr, Lloyd W. Strachan, agrtdc3.-
(•nriittnissionary 'in Brazil.
Strachan, formerly of
Orillia, Ont., t' graduate of OAC
Guelph, and has watitett on agri-
culutral projects in -variotis com-
munities in Ontario.
it is hoped there will be a
large attendance Sunday morning
bear Mr. Strachan tell of his
ex p(4'llen'els,
REV. W. A. iI/11:.1.:11ATC4S.
Rev. W. A, Williams, .$4; of
Brussels, a retired Presbytehilti
Minister, died Saturday evening,
July 15th, at the. Callander Nurs-
ing Home, Brussels.
Mr. Williams had lived in Brus-
Sels, since 1954, arter retiring
rront ft two-point charge of
Valetta arid New St. Andrews,
Dover, in. Kent fiounty, He had
ltretfouSly held the charges of
Cram-61'661k and Ethel, Ontario.
Born and et ica,fed in. Wales,
he moved to the lYnited' States
in 1921, serving in Churches in
'Pennsylvania and Iowa.
He. Tg survived by his wide*:
one d au gh t el': Mr S. Stuart, McNair
of Grey Townslifiaf x son, W, T.vor
Williams, managing editor of the
London Free Press: and' three
,grandchildren. A son, Maldvf'M
was killed during the Second
World :War while serving with an
11A.F bomber Squadron.
Funeral serVices were con-
ducted from the P. A. Rann
Funeial Home. Brussels, on
Tuesday, July 15th. Officiating
were Rev, C. A. McCarroll
meiville Presbyterian Church„
Brussels, Rev. T. 0. Hughes of
Watford. Ont., and Rev. Greene
of Hanover, Ont. interment was
in Brussels cemetery.
Pallbearers were. Ray Millard
of Chatham. Doug Fletcher of
Vfl 1 ei (n. Boss Cunningham of
Tri ple t, Alfred L. Knight, Calvin
Tznifilif and Graeme McDonald of
Brussels,
PEOPLE 'Ott kNtivy
Itiql,fik • Scott or Los Angles.. has
been a visitor with 11.15 father,
W. • S. Scott,
Mr. and. Mrs. Berry Watson
ind family of. Stiakatoon, • , have •
hoot vacationing With ..relatiVeA,
b •
Rev. and Mrs. l'enningS•ef TtR,'6;
Woodstock. called Ori friends in
brussels ibis week. •
Weekend guests Of Miss Bessie
Moaes were Mrs. A. Ti. tackie of
Newhiarl(-4 and Mrs. :Helen
Tionnet :and Peter Metrison of
Marys.
T hide Elliott Was promoted to
Grade 10 of WITT-IS. T-Ter name
was inadvertently omitted in, the
1.01,1111,f- rAliilsori 16 itin 100 10‘41.,
This community was shocked
Often a head-on collision, Monday,.
cla:nied the life of Mrs. Clifford
Marks of the 5th concession of
Morris Tolirnship, The two-car
crash sent nor grandaughter,
toe id Willis, 15, of Royal Oak,
and Paul McDonald, 17, of
Brussels, 1.o Wingham and Dist.
tact Hospital with injuries,
The fatal accident oeenredl
on the, brow of a bin on the sixth.
deffeession of Morris Township,
four i0fes from Brusse1.5. It inr
Volved the ,e* driven by Mrs,.
Marks and M; McDonald
LuMber truck drilfen by Pant
Mel)ona.ld, son of. Mr. and Mrs-
J'. M. McDonald of Brussels; who'
received chest and arm 1:01V:telly
ufAlltiple bruises and shock.
VileU Willis, daughter of Mrs.-
Annette Willis of Royal Oak,
Mich., whCi was vacationing at
the home of Mt and Mrs. Marks,
suffered a fractured left leg and.
lacerations.
Both vehicles were demolished'.
A post mortcn examination was,
conducted. No inquest was held,
MRS. CLIFFORD MARKS
Funeral services were bell
from. the D. A. Rann funeral
`Rome, Monday, 2 mm,„ Rev. Braby,
St. 3ohn's Anglican Church was
he officiating minister.
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
and the ,.Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Royal' Canadian Legion Branch
21g, of which she was a member,
both held a memorial service at,
the funeral. home on Wednes-
day night.
Pallbearers r Were S. C. Kranter,
Mervyn Pipe. Ken White, Win.
MeArter, Jas. Marks, and Hugh
Pearson. Flower bearers were
Chas. Shawl Stewart. T-Thinphries,
Win, Hutchinson and Murray
Spottan. interment was in Brus-
sels, ceineterY,
:Ws, Marks, the former Alat'hea
Carter, is survived by her hus-
band, one daughter. Mrs. Annette
Willis of Royal Oak, Mich; step-
danghters. Mrs, Lloyd (Mildred)
Pfeifer', Brodhagen; Mrs. Ross
(Edith) White. London; Mrs,
Thomas. Moroi:by) Powell, l'c1tch=
ener; stepsons, David, Morris
Township; Stanley. Brampton;
brother. Ray, Welland; : sister,
All's.' Viola 'Den roil% Toronto.
ANDREW EARL MoLENNAN
Andrew Earle MeT.Jerinan, 52,
Of RR 2, Bilievale, died WOdnes-
flan July 19th, in Lisinwel Mem-
orial 'Hospital,
Tre is survived by a Sister, Miss
Jane, or Ethel'
The funeral service was held
at the D. A, Rann Funeral Unite.
Briissels, en Friday at 2 p.m.
'MI HAI wes in Mel sewortl-
r4a11.0trirti Vaster'',
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