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MA10--PROCTER
On Saturday, May 27, at
3:30 p.m. Louise Margaret
Procter and Tony Mai6 were
united in a double-ring
ceremony at Belgrave United
Church, by Rev. John
Roberts.
Parents of the bride are
Mr. and. Mrs, Ross S. Procter
of R.R.5, Brussels and
parents of the groom are Mr.
'and Mrs. Andrea Maio of
Toronto.
The bride, given in mar-
riage by her parents, wore a
full-length alabaster white
cotton voile •dress. The
bodice, moulded into a
natural waist covered with a
sash of satin ribbon, flowed
into a 3-tiered skirt,
separated by bands of lace
and highlighted by 3 rows of
satin ribbon at the hernlirie.
There was a low rounded
scoop neckline and bishop
sleeves softly banded with 3
rows of satin ribbon. The
bride's headpiece consisted
of a white bali straw picture
hat, decorated with white
daisies. A finger-tip veil was
gathered from behind. Along
with her bouquest of white
daisies, pink roses and
baby's breath the bride wore
acanieo necklace of her great
grandmother's.
The maid of honour, Leslie
Perrott of Torontb, and
bridesmaids Nancy . Ander-
son of St. Thomas, friend,
Josie Maio of Toronto, sister
of the groom,Anne Procter,
R.R.5, Brussels, sister of the
bride, wore floorc length navy
and white ,dotted swiss
gown with blouson tops
tucked into triple tiered
sldrts with cotton lace
banding each tier. They also
carried white daisies, and
baby's breath with pink
carnations.
The' groom wore a pale
blue tuxedo with navy trim.
and his attendants were
dressed in pale blue tuxedo
jackets with navy pants and ,
vests. Best man was Joseph
Sgro of Toronto: The 'ushers
- were John Maio of Toronto,
cousin of the groom, Donald
Procter of R.R.5, Brussels,
brother of the bride, and
Tony Di Bella of Toronto,
friend,
Mrs. Ruth Alton, aunt of
the bride, played. "'Trumpet
Voluntary" as the bride
entered the church. Two
'flute solos, "A Time for Us" •
and "Arioso", were played
by Doreen Anderson' ,of
Belgrave. As the couple left
the church the organist
played Bach's "Song of
Joy."
The reception was held at
"The Station", • ListoWel.
Special guests included the
bride's grandmother, Mrs.
Stewart Procter of R.R.5,
Brussels and her great-aunt
and uncle, Dr. and Mrs.
Cameron of Ottawa.
The couple spent four
weeks travelling in: South
America „ and • have now
taken up residence • in
' l'o fon to.,
Team from 60's
plays in Belgrave
A ball team comprised of
members who played for the
Belgrave Intermediate Ball
Club in the 1960's gathered
on Sunday afternoon in the
Belgrave Ball Park and
played against a, team from
the Blyth'Industrial League."
The score was 8-2 for the
Old Timers. A good crowd
was on hand to see this
contest.
Later a park barbecue was
enjoyed hy Belgrave re-
sidents and friends.
Ethel has visitors
from High River
Correspondent
Mrs. Cliff Bray ,
887-6086
Mr. and Mrs. John
Alexander ,and family of
High River, Alberta, have
returned to their home on
.Toes., after spending their
holiday with John's parents,
Mr. and Mrs.; • Stan
Alexander and also the rest
of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Alexander motored to
Quebec on Wednesday, and
return on Friday' evening.
Mr. arid Mis. Wayne
Grube and family spent the
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Mr. and, Mrs. Cliff Bray
and Mrs. Annie Bray visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bray
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Miss , Bonnie and Cindy
Bray spent last week with
their grandparents, Mr. and
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HOPCHIN BEWLEY
Elizabeth Anne Bewley and Robert John Hopchin
exchanged wedding vows in St. Agnes Church,
Edmonton, on Saturday, August 5. Attendants were:
Matron' of Honour, the bride's 'sister, Mrs. Janice
Rakovsky, Peterborough, Ont. 'and bridesmaid, the
bride's cousin, Mrs.. Brenda Raven, R..R.3, Sherwood
Park, Alta.• The groom was attended by his two .
brothers; Ken and Greg Hopchin, both of Edrrionton.
Ring-hearer was the grooms nephew. The bride• is the
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Bewley, 163 Betty Ann Dr.,
Willowdale,and the late Arthur Bewley. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hopchin, Edmonton,
Alta. The, reception was held in the Knights of
Columbus Hall. Guests attended from Walton,
VVillowdale, Prescott and Peterborough, Ont. After a
trip to California, the couple will reside in Edmonton
where they will resume their teaching careers in
September. , (Photo by D. •Raven)
Obituary
Hospital.
RR1, Belgrave, died August
16 at Wingham and District
Born in East Wawanosh
Mrs. Athol Bruce, 76, of
MRS. ATHOL BRUCE
Arnold ot• Londesboro and
is also survived by five
grandchildren.
Elmer and Douglas, both of
RR 1, Belgrave., Mrs. Bruce
Mrs. Bruce was prede-
ceased by two daughters in Township, she was the infancy.
former•Grace Elizabeth Scott
She is also survived by a
daughter of James A. Scott sister Mrs. Arthur (Doris) and Elizabeth Dalgarno. She
Scott of Midland. was a member of Knox
The body rested at the
Presbyterian Church, Bel- R.A. Currie and Son Funeral grave. In 1921, she married Home in Wingham, where
Athol Bruce, Mrs. Bruce was service was held on Saturday
a life member of the at 2 p.m. with Rev. John
Women's Missionary Society Roberts officiating. Intern-' • of Knox Presbyterian Church ment was in Brandon
and was the organist for 30 Cemetery, Belgrave.
years. She was also the
The pallbearers were treasurer of the church for 15 Kenneth Wheeler, Harold
years.
Vincent, Lewis Stonehouse,-
Mrs. Bruce is survived by Mason Robinson, Lorne
Jamiesori and Garver Nichol-her husband, Athol Bruce
and daughters, Mrs, Des., son.
The flowerbearers were mond (Norma) Gurnett of
Ottawa, Mrs. Lorne (Lillian) Douglas Gurnett, Eric Ross,
Campbell of Belgrave, Reta and Cameron Ross
Ross of Bluevale and sons, (grandsons).
Huronview
Residents see
antique show
Twelve residents of Huronview attended the Antique
Show on Friday, August 11th, at the Bluewater Centre,
Goderich, followed by a shopping spree. Seven other
members attended "Oklahoma" in 'Grand Bend on
Saturday. Volunteers„ were Edith Landsborough and
Marlene Forbes. The blind were entertained by Myrtle .
Parker at the piano on Wednesday.
At the Birthda Party on Wednesday afternoon, of last
week entertainment was provided by the Golden Radar
Club of Clinton. The group opened with a poem
"Friendship Door", followed by music by Wat,
Webster on the mouth organ and Ken, Fleet on the
violin, Becky McKinley and Leonne Armstrong
favoured with tapdancing numbers. Ida Godkin .and
Leona Lockhart gave a reading and Ken Fleet led
everyone in a sing song. Birthday gifts were given to
the residents, and cup cakes and juice were enjoyed`
Bertha Diehl of Huronview thanked the Golden Radar
CkI5 for •the entertainment and lunch.
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10 THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 23 1978
Honeymoon in
South America