HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-08-16, Page 5VANDEN HENGEL—BLAKE
fylary Anne Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.
Bake of R. R. #2, Brussels and Jack Vanden Hengel of
R R..#5, Seaforth, were married on July 15 in a double
ring ceremony 'at St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church,
Brussels. Father John Vanden Hengel, brother of the
groom, officiated at the ceremony. The maid 'of honour
was Faye Peel, sister, of the bride, of R. R. #2, Gorrie
and the bridesmaids were Rosemary Loomans of
Seaforth, sister of the groom and. Marie Nolan of
London and Lynne Davies of R. R.1 #2, Brussels. The
groomsman was Tony Vanden Hengel. of R. R. #5,
Seaforth and the ushers were Piet Loomans,
brother-in-law of the groom, and Raymond Peel of R. R.
#2, Gorrie, brother-in-law of the bride and Larry
Powers of Toronto. Debbie and Dena Wey of Walton
played and sang during the wedding ceremony.
Following the ceremony, 'dinner and .a reception was
held in the Brussels Community Centre. Guests
attended from Edmonton, Calgary, Ottawa, Montreal,
Toronto, and godparents from Holland. Following a
wedding trip to the New England States, the couple will
reside in Owen Sound.
(Photo by Schneider)
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A very enjoyable meeting
of afternoon Unit of the
U.C.W.— 'took place on
Tuesday when all ladies of
the community who.
celebrated an eightieth
birthday were the special
guests at a party. Seventeen
ladies were seated at the U
shaped table decorated with .
roses and carnations.
Mrs. Cecil Coultes we-
lcomed the guests on behalf
of the unit, then opened the
meeting with the hymn, I
Need Thee Every Hour,
chosen by Mrs. Amelia
Brown.
Rev. John G. Roberts led
in prayer then extended Best
Wishes to our guests:
Mrs. Hibberd had cards
passed for the ladies to sign
to be sent to the two invited
guests who were. unable to
attend.
Mrs.' Hester 13radbprn
treated' the gathered to
mouth organ selections
accompanied by Mrs. George
Johnston. Mrs. William
Kelly very capably gave two
readings one serious the
other humorous. Mrs.
Coultes Reading, Life's Mir-
ror, gave this reminder:.
"Then give to the world the
best you have and the best
will come back to you."
Clarke. Johnston ac-
companied by Mrs. George
Johnston entertained in his
usual pleasing manner,
bringing much enjoyment to
all with several well-known
numbers. A well-chosen
reading by Mrs. Walter Scott
proved quite interesting.
Happy Birthday was sung
to the guests and two candle
lit cakes were cut by Mrs.
Nethery and Mrs. McGill.
Mrs. Coultes thanked all
who had helped make the
afternoon a success. While a
social hour was enjoyed
lunch was served by the
Unit.
Shower Held
A miscellaneous bridal
shower was held Tuesday
evening August 8, in the
United Church basement,
Belgrave in honour of Evelyn
Rieman, September bride-
elect. .
Mrs. Leonard Robinson
convened a short program
consisting of piano in-
strumental by. Alison 'Roberts
and reading by Mrs. Murray
Vincent and then a short
address.
Evelyn was assisted in
opening her many and useful
gifts by her mother and Mrs.
John Leppington.
The bride-elect thanked
those present for the gifts
and also those who arranged
the shower.
Lunch and a social time.
followed.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Stonehouse of Guelph
called on WS: Harry
McGuire last Monday after-
noon.
Mrs. Norman Hill and
Warren, Miss Christine Hill
of Edmonton, Alberta,
visited last Wednesday with
her mother Mrs. Harry
McGuire also with her father
Harry McGuire in the Wing-.
ham and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James John-
ston of Welland spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Johnston and attended
the picnic 1 with. Michigan
relatives at the home of
Mr.and Mrs. James Arm-
strong of Brussels.
A number from this area
attended the church service
of Huron County R,B.P. in.
Westfield fellowship church
on Sunday August 6,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hib-
berd visited on Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lickly and Wayne of
Wfilverton.
Quite a number from this
area, Goderich, Henson,.
Clinton and Wingham at-
tended Derry Day
celebrations in Collingwood
on. Saturday, August 12.
Mrs. Olive Procter of
Goderich was: a Sunday
visitor with Mrs. Hazel
?meter.
The Eveiting 'Unit of the.
Belgrave U.C.W. held their
picnic at Riverside Park in
Wingham on Sunday after-
noon.
Mrs. May Rinn, Kim and
Duane ,Kunty of Kitchener,
Mrs. Freda, Kirkby, Mrs.
Florence Cartwright of
Londesboro were at Stratford
ane day this week to watch
John Cartwright play hockey.
He is" attending Walter
Tkaczick hockey school.
Miss Kin) Kunty and
Duane Kunty returned home
on Sunday afterkspending a
week with their grandmother
Mrs. May Rinn.
Gordon and Murray Rinn
arrived home on Sunday
after spending two and a half
weeks on a vacation.: to
Vancouver, B.C.
Sunday evening visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse were Rev.'
Harold and Mrs. Boyd,
Susan and Scott of Naniamo,
B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Maitland
Edgar and Dianne of
Petrolia, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Johnston of Blyth.
On Sunday Edgar relatives
gathered at Riverside Park,
Wingharn for a picnic to visit
with their cousins Rev.
Harold and Mrs. Boyd,
Simon and Scott of Naniamo,
B.C.
Sheila Anderson, Michelle
Reddy, Pamela Shaw of
London, spent last week al
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