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The Brussels Post, 1973-10-31, Page 3(Photo by McDowell) DOLMAGE - LONGMAN , Need Money? For competent help with your Mortgage Requirements permanent or interim FARM—COMMERCIAL— RESIDENTIAL Builder and Home Owner To purchase or renovate, to,consolidate and reduce Monmly pd Yments CAELTHE' PROF( SSIONAL'S' ONTARIO DISCOUNT 160 Wallace Aye: S,, Listowel Open Mon, thru 11 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. After hours or evenings call Bill .Ropp 3.56-2379' Pete Henderson, Kitchener, 579-5705 • Whether A'S a IVIONTiMENt • MAlikkit IN•gtitiiitioN ,,,•• You are remembering a loved one h-; LET T. PRYDE & SON LTD, Reit) Von 'betide- On Your' Merrietirit tietrialreniente PRONVI EXgTElt 285.0620 • AREA. WEDDINGS VINCENT- WEBSTER ?ight ers. with back rses that were lot, boy, p in Own Lave ver, ight ver ng- Pere intil ere at the Lme aye' and thy ing gas hat rd, aeti id- uld tr ?r- Ike to lip d Lrid .ee• a1 6.4 of ng .Therapist now serves hospital Russell VVorclen of R.R.2., taffa, was welcomed to the Sea- orth Community Hospital Board s the new representative from ibbert Township by Chairman, rs. Joseph McConnell at a eeting of the Board Tuesday. Worden is completing le term of the late Earl Dick f R,R.2, Staffa.. Several members of the oard will attend all of or part f the Hospital Association Con- ention in Toronto October 29 - 1, These include Mrs. McCon- ell, Clarence Looby; D. W. tephenson, Dr. William Thomp- on, Robert Wilson and Mrs.John cl.ilwain. Several members of e hospital staff also will attend art or all of the convention. Mrs. McConnell reported ere has been a new physio- herapist at the hospital since he first of September - John festcott of Stratford. He is at the hospital five mornings a eek and spends his afternoons ith Huron Home Care patients. Miss Alice Reid, chairman Public Relations Committee, reported that the window decor- ating contest will be carried out t the hospital again this Christ- mas. Gordon McKenzie, Business dministrator, in his report, said that Martin Fisset of Agnew, Peckham and Associates, oronto, would be at • the ospital Wednesday to meet with , ice-chairman, Clarence Looby; 'obert Wilson and himself to go ;over the Master Plan of the ) ospital as prepared by that [rm. • Carol Ann Webster and Donald. Ray Vincent, both of London, were united in marriage in a cere- mony solemnized in Belgrave United Church on Saturday,Sept- ember 29, at 3:30• p.m. Rev. J.G. Roberts officiated amid a set- ting of lighted pink tapers in candelabra trimmed with white daisies. Mrs, Anne Pritchard presided at the organ and soloist, Miss Karen Tyndall, sang "The Twelfth of Never", "Wedding Prayer" and 'twe've Only Just Begun". Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. George Webster of R.R.2, Lucknow. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Belgrave, Mr. Webster gave ,his daughter in marriage. The, bridal gown was pure white crystalette and was floor-length. It featured a high Victorian neckline with tiny covered buttons, a yoke of Bel- gian lace and long bishop sleeves cuffed with matching lace. A cathedral train was caught at the waistline and a gathered flounce enhanced the dress hem- line and the train. ' A Juliet 'headpiece of petals of ribbon and tulle held her scalloped pure silk illusion veil and she carried a nosegay ' of white daisies with pink Sweetheart roses throughout, and long white ribbons. Mrs. Brenda Rutledge . of Clinton was her sister's matron of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Linda Bosman, cousin of the bride , •of London, and Mrs. Barbara. Black of Belgrave, a close friend of the bride. They wore similar dresses of navy with patterns of tiny nosegays Taking part were Elementary public schools from: Goderich, Seaforth, Clinton, Hullett, Brus- sels, Blyth, Huron Centennial, Holmesville; Colborne. The event included 8 races with 54 runners in each. Members of the C.H.S.S, cross country, team assisted at• some the lowest possible score for their team. Runners were scored according to finish order. of flowers. White yokes trimmed with navy buttons, and long white puffy sleeves accented the gowns and each attendant car- ried a nosegay of white daisies with pink bows and streamers. Terry Rutledge .of Clinton was groomsman and ushers were Neil Vincent and Grant Vincent, both of Belgrave and brothers of the groom. Dinner was held at the Luck- now Legion Hall with the groom's brother,Murray Vincent, acting as master of ceremonies. A dance followed. Receiving guests from Luck- now, Belgrave, Clinton, Seaforth; Oakville, London and Toronto, were the mothers of the bridal 'couple. The bride's mother wore a floor-length gown of pink silk knit with silver' accessor- ies and a corsage of white mums.. The groom's mother chose a floor-length dress of .floral chiffon in shades of brown, orange and yellow. Her accessories were gold and her corsage was orange mums. '-For travelling to Huntsville, the bride wore a short-sleeved dress of green crimplene with green and white checked trim on the collar and cuffs, Her acces- sories were brown. Honored guests at the wedding were the bride's grandfathers, William Webster and William A. Humphrey; and the groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.' Albert Vincent, Mrs. Evy Mitchell, aunt of the bride, , of Toronto, also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent will re- side in London where the bride is employed by the University of Western Ontario. The groom is employed by Auto Haulaway in TalbotVille. BOYS' TEAMS Senior (13 yr. ) Coderich, Clinton, Huron Centennial. Intermediate (12) Hullett, Holbnesville, Brussels. Junior (11 yr.)Clinton,Hullett, Huron Centennial. Midget (10 yr.) Holmesville, Seaforth, Brussels. • GIRLS' TEAMS Senior, Blyth, Colborne, Huron Centennial. Intermediate - Huron C., Holmesville, Clinton. Junior' - Hullett, Huron C., Brussels.. - Midget - HUron C., Colborne, .Blyth. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS (BOYS) Senior: Bobby •Lawrence, (Huron C.), Phil. Potter (Clinton) SreVe Collins (Gederich) Interniediate: Tim Lawrence (Huron C.) , George Collins (Holmesville), Dwayne Ross (Holmesville) Junior: Claude DaW(clinten); Rich Myers (Clinton);. Paul Med- 0002.1 (Hallett) - Midget: Richard Johnt(f-turon C.); Brian Ten ::jat (Brussels) Robbie Pltirikett (Hullett) GIRLS 'Senior: Mary Anne Cook (Blyth); Jean Sierts ern a(toyth) Brenda Peliack (Colborne). • Interrinediatetaenite More (Goderich); Teri Teri Van Dogan (Holmesville); Sherri Brommer ,(Blyth). Junior t' Carel Wheeler (Brussels); Marianne Helliriga (titillett); Debbie Wise (tlelinee‘i vile). Midget Janice Webtter (Huron C',) -Connie king (Huron Marion (Colborne).. SCHOOL. STANDING: Runners Grand Total Seaforth. blytii, • • • Cliritort • tittissela Hullett- tiOdetioli Iluroii`-di• 'dtilhbite The altar of Londesboro United Church was beautifully decorated with orange mums, white and yellow shasta daisies entwined in candelabra for the evening marriage Spetember 1, 1973 of Francis Austin Dolmage and Grace Yvonne Longman. The bride is the eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Carl Longman of Blyth, Ontario and the •groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dolmage of R.R.#1, Londesboro, Ontario. Rev. Stanley McDonald offic-; iated at the double ring cere- mony. Mrs. Barbara Bosman accompanied the soloist, Miss Audrey Pell, whO sang "0 Perfect Love" before the ceremony 'and the "Theme from Love Story" durihg the signing of the register. The bride, given in marriage by her father and mother, chose a snow white empire styled cry- stalette gown featuring a high neckline with stand-up collar edged with lace which alsO ex- tended down the bishop sleeves to and around the deep ,cuff. A white satin ribbon accented the waistline coming to a long bow at the front of-the gown. Three rows of Italian lace around the hemline completed the gown's effect. , The bride's four-tiered silk illusion veil cascaded from a floral headpiece of sequin and pearls and she carried a long- lined bouquet arrangement of orange delight roses with yellow and white shasta daisies set off with fine green fern. Miss Donne. Longman, sister of the bride was maid of honour and the bridesmaids were Miss Doris Dolrria.ge, R.R.#1, Londes- bore, Ontario, sister of the groom and Mrs. Lorna Vincent; R.R.#11. Auburn, Ontario, a close friend of the bride. They wore identical gownt Of mint 'green and white sheer polyester styled with checkered bodices,• thort puffy sleeves and, ruffled stand-up collars. A satin ribbon of deep-linie green accented the empire Waistlinet and formed a long bow at the front'. The skirts were of white pelyester sheer over' white lining with em- bossed floral design with green checked centres, ending in a deep ruffled hemline. They car- ried baskets with orange carnat- ions, yellow and white shasta daisies with multi-coloured rib- bons entwined in fern and ever- green. They wore ribbons in their hair identical to those in the flowers. The groomsman was Earl Dolmage of 'Burlington, elder brother of the groom. The ushers were Kenneth Longman, brother o f the bride and' Donald Dolmage, brother of the groom. Following the. wedding a reception was held in the Brod- hagen Community Centre. The bride's mother chose a full- length gown of mauve crystal- ette featuring - princess lines, rounded neckline and bishop „ sleeves with deep cuffs. Her corsage was of white carnat- ions. The groom't mother chose a beige crimplene dress with a glimmering patterned effect throughout.' Her corsage was of orange carnations. On return from their honeymoon to Northern Ontario and Niagara Falls, the couple ' are residing at the groom's farm at R.R.#1, Seaforth, Ontarie. Guests attended the wedding from Fort Erie; Niagara Falls,. Woodstock, Simcoe, New Ham- burg, TillsOnburg, Stratford and -surrounding areas. The bride was honoured at a surprise shower given by the nursing staff of Wingham and bistrict Hospital, also at the home of Mrs. Helen Lyons for relatives and friends with. Mrs, Margaret Good and Mrs.Sandra. Ibpp assitting. •Mrs. Susan Wilts assisted by Mrs. Rita Verberg, Mrs. Relly. Verbotg and Mrs. martio Wilts hosted a surprise shoVier lot neighbours and friends on the 13th conces- sion of Hullett. There was keen competition 48 runners from each of 9 uron elementary schools corn-. ted in the annual Cross Country eet in the w.C.Millsoh farm in the Kinburn area on Monday. Originally scheduled for last eek the event was postponed , y poor weather. heck points. Team winners were those in vhich all six runners achieved Primary school pupils win in cross country race Hydro ads to expropriate gives notice of its intention Too proposed line will enter expropriate. a right of way to tfaliett at LOt 1, Ceti., it and adeertritedite ,a high Written line` &Mantle tetitherlY td don, 632frOrit the. ;Wirighatii trinitfoirier Where 'it 0011 'turn to' enter 618- station to the' Soatotth transfor-Nillop at Let 35, Con.- 34, .tt. 65 6 Met' statien, continues along Cori. 3 bitting 731 The route across tijOibeitY. southerly again as it approaches 144,. Mottis and Mckillop No. 12 .00tinty road. It continues Slt 160 gonetaiii the course which easterly to Lot .21 before itititiiit was .indicated on a map which agidit towards itie-mitsgfAtion 40 WAS 'carried by the ,t itietitOr doh. t 396' THE BRUSSELS kitt; OCTOBER tit 191B,4 Ontario• Hydro in in adver - more than ,'a year 'ago in the issue tisement on Page 13 of this issue of April 6, 1972.