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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-07-04, Page 4I • o Special Savings Accounts Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation vac .R.Mand GREY VG . • ' VIE 7Rod1L,0 war' 7Roi.J0Le 7-c-AT OP7bN IT" ..57AR74 an OY eezni& fzin Setti glum Ge0 Coul in W brad Mrs ill G R Tho car Lov riag o :.eat a ye iron wai Paltlsca slee sal brid tune tier trim chin held low bou' the a di gift Mrs brid Mis Jea In-1' 0W1 tern of and arn emp slee The yelv AREA WARD - GLANVILLE BLAKE - HAGGITT Eilften Eva Glanville, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Glanville R.R. 4, Walton, became the bride of Neil Donald ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim ward of Seaforth in a double ring ceremony, pei= formed by pastors Austin Gethke of Exeter and Leslie Hoy of Goderich in the Pentecostal Church, Clinton on May 18th. It was a candlelight ceremony, with lily of the valley, daisies and roses decorating the church. The bride, given in marriage by her father was lovely in a floor length, empire-waisted gown of white crimpelene, with a high ruffle neck and leg o' mutton sleeves. Her train was of sheer lace covered with spark- ling daisies. She had her hair adorned with daisies and a liara.. The bouquet the bride carried was a cascade of roses, daisies and lily of the valley. ' Mrs. Ruth Arsendult of Sea- forth, sister of the groom was the matron?! honor, wearing a floorlength gown of pink with a silver bolero. The bridesmaid, sister of the bride was Miss Mar- lene Glanville who wore a floor length gown of blue, with a silver correspondent Mrs. Mac Engel Miss Kate. McNabb, was a patient in Wingham Hospital for several days. ' Carman Smith underwent sur- gery in Listowel Hospital re- cently. • Mr. and Mrs. Winston McEachern and daughters, Cam- bridge spent the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wes McEachern. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huehn, Conestoga., visited Mrs. Calvin Cameron. and Miss Emylene. Steiss. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel and faxhily and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Evans and family spent the holiday weekend at Sandusky, * hio. Ralph Noble and Lorne bolero. Both gowns being similar to the bridOsthey carried baskets of white and pink carnations with lily of the valley. Lyle Ward, brother of the groom, was 'the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Wayne Ward, brother of the groom, Ron Hoy and Gary Hoy. The soloist Bob watt of Goderich was accompanied by Ray Faulkner on the piano. The reception was held at the. Orange Hall in Seaforth. The bride's mother received the guests in 'a blue dress of crimpelene with ' white trim, wearing navy accessories and a pink corsage. The groom's mother wore a brown dress of crimpeline with white accesories and an orange corsage. For their honeymoon to New York the bride changed into blue plaid pants and a pink blazer with white accesories. • The couple will reside , at R.R. 4, Walton. Guests were pre- sent from Mitchell., Harriston, Crediton, Goderich, Durham, Russelldale, Brussels and Lis- towel. ' Cameron, London , visited on Sun- day with friends in Hanover. " Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Muchan, London, Archie Campbell, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Struthers, Newry. Mr. and Mrs. John Hinchley, Owen Sound, Harry Ilitichley„ Renfrew, and Mrs. W. Broadfoot, Walton, visited Mrs. Mac Engel. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller and daughters, ToroUto, visited Mrs. Lylle Gordon. Douglas Becker and son Kerry, Kitchener, visited Mrs. Melvin Becker on the 'weekend, MrS. Ed. Giessler ) Fraser, Mich. is spending a week with her sister, Miss Martha Jeschke. The altar of St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Brussels was beautifully decorated with candelabra intertwined with coloured mums, tiny pink, rose- buds and shasta daisies for the twilight wedding of Evelyn Eileen, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Haggitt of Blyth, and James George, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Blake of R.L#2, Brussels. ' The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. Father M. S. Kaminski.. Mrs. Cheryl Cronin of Blyth was soloist and sang "Amazing Grace", "Walk Hand in Hand", "0 Perfect Love"' and "thou Art My Own". The organist was Mrs. Grace Brown of Blyth. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a floor-length gown,of white poly- ester crepe made in empire style with embroidered net lace bodice and long lace sleeIes. Her tiara set with rhinestones held the shoulder length three-tiered veil and her flowing train was of lace lined with polyester crepe. She carried a colonial cascade of multi-coloured stephanotis, shasta daisies and tiny pink rose- buds interwined with white velvet ribbon. The maid of honor was Miss Carolyn Haggitt, sister of the bride. She wore a flowered blue floor-length gown of primeo chif- fon made in empire style with blue velvet sash. The brides= maids, Mrs. Agnes Wharton, friend of the bride and Misses Joyce and Julie Blake, sisters of the groom wore similar flowered dresses in shades• of yellow and pink, all with velVet sashes. They carried baskets, of shasta daisies and coloured mums and wore tiny' rosebuds of matching colours in their hair. The best man was Phil Blake, brother of the groom, and the ushers were Gordon Haggitt, Jack Wharton and Bruce Blake. After the wedding the bridal party and guests returned to Blyth Memorial Hall, for the reception. Receiving the guests was the bride's mother dressed in a blue flowered floor-length nylon gown with which she wore a corsage of miniature white and pink carnations and the groom's mother who wore a flowered poly- ester floor-length', dress with plain rose top. Her corsage was miniature white and yellow carnations. Following the reception, the happy couple left for a honey- moon in Northern Ontario. They will reside on the groom's farm in Morris Township. . Guests were present from Sarnia, London, Toronto, Han- over, Goderich and surrounding areas. Showers were given by Mrs. Ken Shortreed of Walton, Mrs. Worthy Fowler of Goderich, Mrs. Leo DiEtn.er of Ethel, Mrs. Jim Laurie and. Mrs. Jack Wharton of Blyth. . Remernbert It takes but a moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Brussels 887-6641. Int • ' n a • n n n n • 11111 Mfg n School staff holds picnic gathering Despite the threat of dai • rain clouds members of the sels School staff, their husban and wives together with hir,alti Mrs. Geo.. Davidson, and hie: and Mrs: Ralph pearsonsatdN to a .picnic supper on the at the residence. of Mr. and m4 Murray Huether on Thursday,( 7 p.m. The dinner had a two fold purpose,. It marked a gay find to a year of hard work for6,i staff members and it was also] time to pay tribute to one of th( ' members of the staff and t husband) Jean and ,Tim who 'celebrated their silver vied ding anniversary on July 24, During the dinner an appre, priate and humorous addresswat read by Jim prtor;and Ken Scoll presented Mr. and Mrs. Ireland with a gift of silver dollars and an anniversary cake. Each made a fitting reply stating they had been taken completely by sun'. prise. Guests shared in the, anniversary cake and later cards' were played. Now save fastO.r.. •TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1E199'' C.I. 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