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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-06-12, Page 12FUNERAL resident of this commuiiiii S8t1lsita yt eTri.,roanf vteirvaiii passed away Wednesday, S u Township, daughter of the 11 Mr, Stephenson. Gertie Ja.eklin, a Hick illnes She was a native of 1101 MRS, 9)ERTM JAVIco and Mrs, Willis leeCrogthy She Clinton n ailidlf Isparuteerc-vi c iving r eceased bekyI I ",(0)u r (yieluagrshiaot, Mrs. (Violet) Madan, M rs, (Mildred) Wheeler, and twoso Melville and Lawrence, a ll Brussels and, one sister, hl Welland (Elva) McDonald Brussels. Also surviving ,Ire grandchildren and 62 gr grandchildren and two gm great grandchildren. She was predeceased by Ihr brothers, Fred and wok. Stephenson of Brussels a William Stephenson of ck Township. Th e fun era I was held frock M.L. Watts funeral how Brussels, at 2 p.m. Friday, t t 7 t h , 1974, with interment Brussels Cemetery with Rev,E LeD re W of Brussels Wilt Church officiating. Pallbearers were Clarence* Lloyd Machan, Gordon, Done and Ross Jdeklin and DI Wheeler. Flowers were carde4 Arnold and Wayne ,lacklin. Short Shots - (Continued from Page II as shown, by • the ball scores 'Teem games which have ba ma d e available for publication The Post. We are gratefol those who made us aware of th and ask that all teams give game scores. Your fans at interested in seeing them. Th are fans who are unable to tie' games but like to know hat Brussels teams arc doing would he interested in radii accounts of the games and in doing .share in the excitmed the various battles 'of diamond. So, let us have ihr higher than ever;,, liti IL pl FOR5 YEAR'S Member Ubtiada Daposit irturatioe Corporation i'nu6t 040 'Wk 1VWW. tOtoWeto,biltAiI6 AREA WEDDINGS Candles and baskets of yellow gladoli and white and yellow daisy 'minis were the,,setting in die United Church, Brussels, fm the five o'clock wedding ut Barbara Vonne McCutchcon ul Brussels, and David Ian Bristol. of Niagara Falls, on Saturday, May I I, 1974. The Rev. Eric Le Drew perform- ed the nuptial ceremony. The wedding music was taped. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George McCutch- eon of Brussels. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brister of Niagara Falls, Ont. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white silk lagoda. Ruffles enhanced the scooped neckline and cuffed the long slim sleeves. The controlled A-line skirt fell into a -permanent pleated attached chapel train with bow and streamers falling from the back waist line. A halo of organza flowers held a four-tier scalloped veil of illusion. Her bridal bouquet was yellow roses an d w hit e carnat i ons . Miss Pauline McCutcheon was her sister's maid of honour. Other bride's attendants were Misses - Nancy McLean of Guelph, Mar- garet Harris of Mississauga and Janet Brister, sister of the groom, of Niagara Falls. The bride's attendants wore Mr, and Mrs. John A. Ferric attended the Convocation at U.W.O. held at Alumni .Hall on June 4th when their son Leslie received his Bachelor of Arts degree. There was a reception afterwards in the Plaza of the University Centre. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Purdy and children, Alliston visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Purdy. Mrs, Mac Engel was a guest at the marriage of her niece Eleanor Keys to Norman Walker on Saturday, June 8, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keys. The young couple will reside in London. A pleasant time was spent on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Melvin Becket when a number of neighbours and W. Members gathered for a surprise party. PIM games, singing, and contests were enjoyed and -Mary" was presented with parting gifts and many good wishes, Befroshrheitts Were (Photo by Doerr) gowns of spring green .polyester fashioned with ruffled neckline and cape sleeves. Their accessor- ies were a single strand of pearls and wide floppy white hats adorned with 'green bands and bows. Brian Bell of Niagara Falls. was 'the groom's best man. Guests were ushered by Patrick Brown, Ian Harris and Rick Clarke. The bride's table, for the kvedding dinner at the Brussels United Church, was centred with a 3-tiered wedding cake, candles and daffodils. The reception was held in the Brussels Canadian Legion Hall. The bride's mother received their guests in a floor-length mauve and blue flowered gown of polyester. Her corsage was a .white gardenia. , The groom's mother wore a ' gown of blue and pink flowered crepe , w i t h a w hi te garden i a corsage. For a wedding trip to England, the bride chose a three-piece pant suit featuring red slacks, red and white top and white blazer. Guests were in attendance from England. Washington, D.C, Niagara Falls, Guelph, St. Cath- arines. Toronto, K it ch en er, Windsor; Brussels, and surround- ing areas, served. Mrs,,Wm. Campbell, Listowel, attended the morning service in Knox Church and visited later with Mrs. Mac Engel. Mr. and Mrs. Szarek. Sr;, Kit ehener, visited on Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Szarek. Marty former members and friends joined with the congregation of Knox Church for the special service of dedication of the new Hainniond organ. Rev. C.A.Falconer, minister of the church conducted the service. Miss Faye Holman, Monkton, was guest soloist and the Junior Choir contributed two numbers, A' time of fellowship followed when ladies of the congregation served refreshments, Me, and Mrs, Russel Bradshaw; Brussels, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wes, McEacherit and attended the service Mrs. Calvin Cameron has returned froth a two week trip, visiting relatives in Arizona, Mr. and Mrs, George Malcolm Galbraith will reside at 511 Angus Street, Wingham, following a honeymoon in Kentucky. They were united in marriage in - a 4 P.m. ceremony on Saturday, May 25, in Knox United Church. Durham. Rev. Tanner officiating. Spring bouquets in yellow, pink and blue shades, adorned the altar and lighted tapers in candelabra enhanced the late afternoon , setting. • Mrs, Galbraith is the former Donna Jean WapleS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Keith Waples of Durham. The groom is the son of Mrs. George Galbraith of Wingham and the late Mr. Galbraith, David Baxter presided at the organ. and Elaine and Kim Schenck sang -The Wedding Song - and "Let it 1k Mc''. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of chantilly lace over satin in white rose design, fashioned with fitted bell-cuffed sleeves and a long train. The shoulder-length veil was edged with hand-embroidered chantilly lace design and she carried a cascade bouquet of yellow and white mums, Maid of honor, Miss Anne Wragg of Kitchener, wore a floor-length gown of mint green chiffon with ruffles mid lace accenting the yoke and hemline, She carried a nosegay of yellow daisies. in similar ensembles were the bridesmaids. Miss Barbara Waples of Kleinberg and Miss tleithie Gordon of Kitchener, Miss Julia Bredin of Thornhill was the flower girl, gowned in a floor-length dress similar in style to those of the senior attendants. She carried a basket of yellow and blue daisies. Mr. Atm. de Vos of Bluevale was groomsman and guests were ushered by Dr. Jack Galbraith of Essex and Mr. Gord Waples of Durham. Master Paul Bredin of Thornhill was ring bearer. The Hanover Coliseum was decorated with flowers, streamers and horseshoes for the reception which followed. The bride's mother wore a floor-length gown of' pink polyester. The groom's mother chose a floor-length gown of pastel floral chiffon with wrist-length bouffant sleeves, .Both had ,a corsage of white gardenias. For travelling, the bride donned a floor-length long sleeved crepe dress in brown designed with a floral pattern, Otlt-Of-town guests attended the • wedding from Troy, Michigan; Dundas, Toronto, Ottawa, London, Guelph, Heosall, North Bay, Wingham, Orangeville; Midland and Owen. Sound, Honored guests were Mrs. Leona Devitt of Oshawa, Mrs. Bertha Waples of, Elthvale and Mrs. JA.Galbraith of Willowdale, U SE POST WANT--AIDS DIAL 887,;6641 COLSON — WEISS Jacquelyn Margaret Weiss of New Vernon, New Jersey, whose marriage to Mr.. Randolph Peter Colson took place at Church of Christ the King, New Vernon, N.J. on Saturday, the first of June. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Weiss and granddaughter of Mrs. Florence Russell of Brussels. The bride's mother is the former Hannah Russell of Brussels. GAL Brister-MeCuteheon News of ,Cranbrook .13itUgSkIS i974