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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-08-04, Page 45.44.815, SOMERVILLE-HAGGITT Carolyn Elizabeth Haggitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Haggitt of Blyth and Paul Elliott Somerville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Somerville, R.R. 4, Walton were married on June 26 at Blyth United Church by Rev. C.L. Wittich. Attendants were: matron of honour, Mrs. Evelyn Blake, R.R. 2, Blyth'; bridesmaids, Mrs. Ann Nesbit, R.R. 2, Blyth; Mrs. Susan' Haggitt, Blyth and Mrs. Kathy Black, Belgrave. The groom was attended by Neil McNichol, R.R. 4, Walton and the ushers were Bryan Somerville, R.R. 4, Walton; Gordon Haggitt, Blyth and Bruce Lamont, Seaforth. Following the marriage, a smorgasbord lunch and dance was held at the Blyth Memorial Hall. After a honeymoon in. Nbrthern Ontario, the couple will reside at R.R. 4, Walton. Prior to the wedding, showers were held by girlfriends at Mrs. John Nesbit; bride's relatives at Mrs. Gordon Haggitt and by neighbours at the home of Mrs. Jerry Heffron and a Jack and Jill party at:Mr. and Mrs. James Blake, R.R. 2, Blyth. (Photo by Harvey McDowell) FOOD STORES Al I Prices effective till Tuesday, August 10 WOSON S -.7-... Att Frozen TV E .2.. DINNERS `......... Ls. z. Beef, Turkey, = wo. Chicken = =kow 1.• 11 oz. pkg. E i. " 89' = i d \ = = liMkkk\ 1 " 00114 REALEmoN = 4 = At, __ = '"••• LEMON .1"4......' ..... JUICE for your patronage '011111111 The ,Wha dii Ther. 111111 • • SCHNEIDERS ft //111:1E.ADCHEE8E 3u** o z. bowls DELITE BUNS okci.'ti? g 590 .E„,o,„ SUPER SESAME sr ft JUNIOR HAM P kg . of 12 " DuY WESTON'S RASPBERRY J o/ 1 lb. 1 .59 21b: *1.99 .-==-• pkg. *1.35 1 ib. 99' - WESTON S CRULLER 2/890 'DONUT'S MAPLERs CsocHuNNTER, BACON SCHNEIDERS FAMILY -•1-4•-.7: BEEF PATTIES. Frozen HIGHLINER Frozen • COD FISH STICKS 14 oz. ▪ SCHNEIDERS VAC CHUNk LUNCHEON MEATS WHITE 'BREAD 24 oi. 3/99' .--.- PETER PAN 79, tirEtb RICE 171/2 Or. • k , PETER PAN . A00 , ,,ouprEo WHEAT 13 1/2 or. 'TO MEM 1.,MI.N WEstON,g MEALT'iiviE 734 oz. tin 4:• 148 oz. tin k ,k49c k OM* Ontario Grown • TOMATOAk- 404 CARNIVAL JUICE Ethel Visit Niagara Correspondent Mrs. Cliff Bray Mr. and' Mrs. Jim Hampton and Mr. and Mrs.-Ken Maidman. and daughters, Cindy and Tena, of Hatnilton visited with Mrs. Percy Stephenon on the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Raynard of Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Davidson of Brussels motored to Niagara on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Wardlaw of Toronto are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wardlaw for a few days. Tracy Pitcher from Brampton, Betty Lynn of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lloyd, Mrs. 'Olive .Hempy 'from Brampton, Mr. Charles Thomas of Weston, vis- .ited with Mr. and Mrs. George Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. George Hiemstra and family have returned home after a week's holiday. NOW PAYING A HIGH RATE OF 10% 0/0 Guaranteed Trust Certificates for 5 year term a member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Ronnenberg. Insurance Agency, BrusSels openTiieSdays and -Fridays Phone 887-6663 MONIViON PHONE 3474,2241 Monday to Saudi), noon fitqdliiei 4—, THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 4, 1976 bituaries. MRS. WANDA SMITH In Seaforth Community Hospi- tal 6n. Friday morning, July 30, Mrs. Wanda Smith. of Brussels died quietly after a long illness, at the age of 80 years, 6 months.. She is survived by: seven daughters; Freda, Mrs. Emil Wudrich, Woodstock; Mrs. Anne 'Henderson, Whitemonth, Man.; Helen, Mrs. George Wesenberg, Brussels; Edna, Mrs. Ivin Shan- non, R.R. 4, Walton; Mary, Mrs. Gerald Koebel, Bridgeport; Alma, Mrs. Leverne Hugill, R.R. 2, Seaforth and Lorraine, Mrs. Ronald Dale, Seaforth; and two sons, Adolph of Sutherland, Sask. and Walter of Thunder Bay. She was predeceased by her husband ,Ferdinand Smith about 15 years ago and' by two daugh- ters, Adeline, Mrs. Gerry Voisin of Waterloo and Esther, Mrs. Chas. France of Aurora. Mrs. Smith is also survived by 53' grandchildren and 28 great- grandchildren, two sisters and three brothers. • After resting at Max Watts Funeral Home, Brussels, the body was removed on Monday August 2 to St. .Peter's 'Lutheran Church, Brodhagen where funeral services were held at 2 o'clock with Rev. Arthur Horst , officiating. Mrs. Smith moved to this area from Saskatchewan in 1939 and was a meinber of the congrega- tion since then. Burial followed in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, adjoining the church property., Pallbearers were grandsons, Biran Dale, Jamie Hugill; Ricky Koebel, Ricky Smith,' Robt. 'Shannon and Larry Wesenberg. Flowerbearers • ..... ...r..„ 77c 24 oz. bottle s ‘...e.s..... = ,,,.... E . E= t I( i I, 1 ,, g .2 011 ) Ott F--. g Canada No..1 ...0 P. Z. COOKING '--..„1,,,, = -- I ONIONS '1114. E.--: ;13, 390 -2 • (0, `' N 1 - '('‘I'‘‘‘‘01 il ilt It ik; .„. = E * --••=- ' GLASS PLUS .74 'WINDOW CLEANER *Zi. . ... I st,.. 24 oz. nn e E.-.. .„::,iorayer au ..s, s,, ,. I e 690 31,2"ii:. ef • // were granddaughters, Lori Hugill; Theresa Koebel, Shelley Manning, Patricia Voisin, Barbara Wudrich and Dawne Wesenberg. J. ALEXANDER STEISS John Alexander Steiss, 74, of Brussels died suddenly in List- owel. Memorial Hospital early -Tuesday morning, July 20, 1976. He was the only son of the late Louis W. and Maryann (Stewart) Steiss of Grey, Township. . He was born Dec. 6, 1901 on the farm on the 14th concession of Grey where he farmed until retiring to Brussels 10 years ago. He attended, Cranbrook Public School and was a member of 'Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels. He. is survived by his wife, ' Ruby, whom he married 47 years ago June 19; three daughters, Mrs. Charles (Winnifred) Mann of R.R. 2, Listowel; Mrs. Harry (Eileen) Mann, R.R. 1, 'Listowel) Mrs. Gordon (Jean) Stiles, of Stratford; one son Stewart Steiss who now is living on the "Century Farm" R.R. 2, Brussels. He is also survived by five sisters, Mrs. Jack (Orma) Wilson, Brussels; Mrs. Arthur (Lola) Nicholls, Atwood; Mrs. Oscar (Iona) Huehn, Conestoga; Mrs, Cal4 (Lydia) Cameron; andEmyleAt, both. of Cranbrook. He was tht grantgatflerof nine grandchildret and three great-grandchildrea, The funeral service was from the M.L. Watts Funeral' Home, Brussels with Rev, Kea:; neth Innes 'officiating. Burial in Cranbrook. Cemetery, The flowerbearers were foul, grandchildren, John Mansi; Sharon Mann, Donelda ,Stiles art Allan Mann. Pallbearers were three graaf son-in-laws, Terry Yost, Freda Smith, Ted Moore and three' neighbours, Jim Armstrcq' Douglas. Evans and Jack Knight;' Contributions were accepted for the Ontario Heart Fund as expressions of sympathy. DEBBIE ANNE JACKLIN Debbie Anne, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald balk died on Saturday, July 31, 19761e.: Crippled Children's Hospital, London. Surviving besides her;, parents are: one brother, David af; hoine, and her grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Jacklin and, 'Mr. and Mrs. William Kellington, all of Brussels. Funeral arrangements were': completed in London. owerekooki, 3 q• 20°/10 Bagts.it.v:R.wiovo:s . t 3J:Ig 4 1 09 ciftwoo , 01111104 13 2 dot KNECHTEL 1 lb. *1.79 GROUND COFFEE A ir n BUDGET DOG or CAT FOOD 15 oz. gi./ • 49' r- ALLEN'S CANNED DRINKS 48 A. - E. 0. SMITH CocKTAIL GARDEN 02, 53C . 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