The Brussels Post, 1947-10-15, Page 3F
THE BRUSSELS POST
BUSINF SS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
William St. Phone 4, Brussels, Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Agenr--•Fire, ns, end Automobile
;.et particulars pmr ular i our Sp( cital Auinmobile Po!.;.• • g• •
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 65-r-7
Walker Faneral Homo
Day of Night Cabs Phone 65
No extra chuge for Use cf Funeral Home.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
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J. F. Harper, B. A., M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 9 p. m.
Also 11 12 a. m., when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p. rn.
Sunday — Emergency and by appointments only.
Hetl-Aeringtn, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day.
Phone 20x Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
Phone Office 96 Brussels, Ont.
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
PHONE 18-r-661 SEAFORTH, ONT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetheringto, K. C. Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 — — BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they
will be looked after immediately
For information etc., write or phone Lew. Rowland
Or write to R. R. 3 Walton.
was o string of pearls, •
WEDDING Following the ceremony buffet
innobenn was served to SO of the
Dlegel-Bye, man immediate families.
Friends of the bride. Miss Doris
On Thursday, net. 2nd, 2.10 p.m.
Hussey of Galt; Mies Maxine Nutley
the tome of Mr. and Mrs.
T°1111 of Walton: :qrs. Wilbur Tioegy of
Byerman was the setting
nil. la Broadhagen and Mrs, Albert Amman
fire
of Mat assisted in serving'.
second eldest (laughter Alice, Anna -
The dining mom waa Pr ettil
bell, was united in marriage In
decorated with pink and white
Henry Carl son of Mr. an I Mrs.
streamers with the bride's table
Henry Diegel of Tirodbagen.
in ni.nk and white ?entre-I with a 3 -
Rev. W. Shultz of Broadhagen Per- ,1,-• wedding cake,
formed the ceremony in the house
The bride's mother received the
beneath an arch of oink and white
gue.ts in a dress of turnonise no
streamers, centated !1v a cluster of
crepe and black velvet trimmings
silver and white bells. Green ferns
with a Soria of nink roses, assist -
and flowers wore banked beneath the f 1 by the tr.”00in's mother who chose
arch. bride. t4ivan in martiage
a tress ,of blue and white jersey and
by her father, wore a flooplength
a corsage of pink roses.
-gown of white brocaded satin and ,
300 guests were present st the
net with sweetheart neckline and
rereptiornal, which was tendered the
lily-polint sleeves. Her ant:main 7°11 bride and groom at the Welton Com.
was held in place with a coronet minity
headdress of net and opangeblessoms .
, Guests were present from Toronto,
and she carried a bouquet of I wnocistIvk. Ayr,
Nitchener, Galt,
American Beauty roses and fem.
Wateedoo. Stratford Mitchell, Sea.
Her only orna.ment xns a shine''f
• { forth, Clinton, Brussels, Elmira,
pearls, Mies Ruth Ryermann, I Goerich, Brodhagen and Ethel.
Walton, was her eleter's bridesomiti. After the reception Mr. and Mrs
dressed 10 a floor -length Iowa
I tirnry Ci, Dirgel left for a motor trip,
cream satin end Mee with sweet- Per 11rtavelling the bride donned a
'heart neckline, Her should er-
length veil of pink net was held in
Place by a halo headdress of Pink
dress of heavenly blue crepe with
black accessories and blue shortie
coat with black and a corsage of
flowers. She carried a bouquet of sed roses,
pink roses and fern, The couple will reside on the
groonits farm in Logan.
Mr. Wolfred Diego!. Brodliagen
brother of the groom wan best man.
Mr. Melvin Tlyermann, brother al
the bride played the weddins; march,
The groom's gift to the bride was
a chest ot Community Plate Silver
and to the best. lin a silver
F. hr..,rnuth
ReseT.9fred
Opton-iptrix)
"Western Onkel Mosi
1;t Pali raw mvfl,
11 lt:10.1 r 0,0's t.
LAD'11.11'
(not n,i
eet,,whis „,• 4,0, I i:P..na
Section M 1 1.), t Dennis. Tilnevale
. IbnImingway
T,auttdry 11,0 110'. 1
I A tier
Living Room ‘1,oes,or;!s , ATartroret Dale Waltim Ichn's
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Mrs M. Dale. Walton.
Bridge c.or-r--- 1, Ale, 1". VV. ., !lvorai.
olet.....--- lf IC
'fireman. Drowiels• 2. Mrs. m thie,
Walton.
Chesterfield set Mr 10,111i,
21100vole; 2.lir. K. 'r3'ermatt, Itres.
sets,
Afghan wool knit -1 Mrs. 011,.
.'t, • • Mr, W Atwood.
e70..7:n wool or,..."...t I
1 M
1v1,1, ,um. yth ; *1, .y
1. Baker,
Wool Cushion. I
Walton; 2 .1. %. Irene,
1,101. -I. Mrs
111k, c. : 2 Mrs. K Tyer-
man. Brussels
-'11rolof fr1014,101---
t 1 TyPro in a. rirmss.01a: 2.
1111saos Liviaaraton. 1113,111.
Nerd] 550101 t•.,e11.1 peons, - te
article- -1. Ina:. Tymanan, Bras.
sels; 2. MIs. R Livingskm Illyth,
Afternoon toa-c',,th iind four
7, • y 1 ‘1' !,!(.111,I, wriOti: 2.
strs Tre-te,,t s,
Dining Room
.• ••110, !It 12::04
Mrs, TT. rampholl. E.',11.7.1: 2. M.
Dale, Walton,
ttit fs,:c serviettes--
1. :kit's T‹. Tyermou, Brussels; 2,
'Alses Livingston. Blyth..
T. -top berm set. manes stal four
place mats- 1. Misses Liviqgston.
'M. TNI.s.
viiiieb.1- -1. Mrs. M.
Dale. 'Walton: 2. ".17 A. K. Ty''an,
:Brues.els.
Table ce
ntre, embroidered, white-
; 1, Mrs. M. Dale. l'alton; 2. Misses
TAving'sten Myth
Buffet ROL three pieees-1. Al
Dale. Walton; 2, Mrs, H. Campbell,
inapt.
Bedroom
Pair pillow eases, embroiciered-4.
T.Ivingston, Myth: 2. Marjorie
2,
Brussels.
Pair Dillon, cases, cut work --1.
'Livingston, Myth.
Pair Pillow rases. any other -4.
, Misses Livingston, Tilyth; 2. Mrs. M.
j Dale, Walton.
'Matching pillow VARA.; and sheet-
' 1. Misses Livingston. Biyth; 2, Mrs,
:M. Dale, Walton,
T.rifl'ns' Wear
Lady's S711 InesMs•.2,1 iitug..
stor, RM
I: 2. Mrs, (I, Marks. Brus-
sels.
House dress, best idea -1. Mrs, H.
flampl0s11, Knell 2, Mrs. M. Dale,
Walton,
Misses Livingston,
Myth: 2. Mrs, W. Peelties„ktwood.
Kitehen apron. most serviceable -
1. Tsabel Blyth; 2. Mrs, C.
Marks. T1 1.11RSC•114.
T.01,1if.s. wool bed iselset-1. 'Mrs.
21, Pale. Wk
aen; 2. Mrs. .1. A. Hone,
1,1.1 made cdovs, in WO()
- 1. Blyth; 2.
Gnome MeDonald, Brussels.
T..1dies' hand made gloves, any
othrr---1. Misses Livingston, Myth;
2, Mrs, IT, Campbell. Ethel.
Fancy ten apron -1. Mrs. TZ. Tyer-
man, Brussels: 2. Mier.; Liyfpgaton,
Myth.
Work bag -1. Misses Livingston.
Mth: y 2, Mrs, 3', H. Hone, Atwood.
Fancy pu?ise. haid-nind fs--1 , 714.1
Livingston, Myth; 2. . Mrs. J. A.
Nene, Atwood,
-Specimen tatting -4. Misses Liv-
ingston,. Myth; 2. Mrs, D. McLeod,
Brussels,
Specimen faggoting -1. Misess Liv-
ingston, 'Myth,
Crochet work in won], 2 articles-.
1, Mrs. J. Wheeler, Brossels; 2. Mrs.
S. Sweeney, Ethel.
Tea row In woOI-1, Mrs.
Wheeler, Brussels; 2, Mrs, A.
Hone, Atwood.
Three now novelties, handmiade-
1. Mrs. S. Sweeney, Ethel; 2, Mrs,
cigarette lighter. Modern Eye Serinee'' Prain, Bluevale,
4 "'hone 118, Haryiston J. A. T-ToitP, Atwood; t. Mfg. M. NIP.
The bride's gift le the bridesm.aid Horn e-ina de stuffed toy -1. Mrs,
. Mrs. K. Tyerman, Brussels; 2, Mrs.
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Good For
Kinds of
Balking
4'.'itvite go. SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT
BAE,KER BROS.
Phone 6 Butcher Shop Brunel
Pair guest towels -4 Airs. K. TYer•
Wei ten.
Throe artieles snitabl for gifts
not exceeding Sac -1. Airs, T -T. Camp -
Mel; 2. Mnit. R. Sweeney,
Eth el,
Two Articles made. front flour hags
or sugar sta0ks--1. Mrs. Dale,
'alton; 2. 11/frs, D. McLeod, TIrussekl,
infant's jacket and bonnott, in
woot-1. AT.rs. Wheeir, BrUssels; 2,
Mrs, P. Ilnussels,
Bath towel and wash cloth tn
nein, fancy trim -1. Airs. S.
Sweeney. Ethel; 2. Misses
nirm.
, 1 Inli, f,,,,,,.l,,, :if i, .1 •
Nlolepfla lostlt..sts , 0,1 1 2 11 1 1 at .1..
Slip, juniors 1 tuo heme of Mrs. Roy 11,h
r"1"'11il1nr11..c'i: j111 ' r,"' ". with ton memb, vs o-e4ent Mut,
Ttrussels.
oponod %viol hymn 30",
we all tun' and" followed by 07.711,
led by the Guild president. Airy
Davis. The seripttire les,on lako,.
it, st linkbew "bat, wss read
by Mrs. Thuell. Gelid hnsines.• t 1,71,1/14 'v'
/.14. setttn, a date for flip Pale..•
FS, Sale and Apron table for Rat., yr.,. lir
16th, The "foocl for Bltain" c000.
t under discussion and after mneh Astor -in-law Mrs. Roy Bennett.
ninny -lit It was derided to send a 1
7 '17 if foodstuff to Mr. and Mrs I Ta t
2 T'Fsr77.-P7fi in Ku alang for dIstri. -;, • : days with Mrs. Roy
I. firm. Mr. and Mrs. Pedgrlft Bennett.
ware at one tinio very faithful
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members of St. .TMrs. L. io-t.r•ohn's. Each lady Is
asked to donate MIS 001111,1 / and Mrs. T. Boyd, -11 dad sot, T
1
of food as son is 113g.ii1,15 and t. I
i 4/ n
1 ,•?i
I,ave it at the Rentory or at fbc I ':1771Roy and t:, III.7.,
1,"',' of Mrs. rb rla-Pie for packing,
Teens., Mrs. Bryan reported vei-N. 1 Mr' 'I" ":.
satisfactory returns from the "Fair 1 Al"nre''5 If ' 7'1""
Booth 0. Fees and yenta,. lay Naas 11'4 11"s an Mr, i"i`iinott 1,t1 ptittpr
relattro,-: iti ler, for home
a7,*0 collet:fed and flailrl adjourn,d
on
for W, A, business, Mrs, Rev, Ki-ar Tuesday of this week
Presiding. Business of the W.A
incindod the making of tit- mis.sten
quilt Offering was taken. The
roll yer a n :1 fl, Lord's
prt.i.tri• was said in unison and a
prayer of thanksgiving was off',"
by Mrs. Kerr for the beautiful
weather and the help and material
mode tivatlable for the re-Mildinz or
our church. Ant interesting meeting 1
Inc brought to a close with the
benediction by Mrs. Kerr. '14ss. was ;
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. J. Fischer and a rote of thanks
was accorded Mrs. Thnell for her
hospitality.
. fl. as mot s 91-7(1 -1. Dont
redmorr. Tirussels.
TfoluSiltehing guest tnwel hullo,
fl 2-1 111--1, Afsrtlyn Nickel, Alii•ood
2. P4111,t1 Take. Tiros lets
notricitifilli fru;
stint tnwp1, soy, in,
(10-20-1. Donna rininfore. Brii
3515.
rsefal artlelP 10:14P from flon
saek-1. Lillian 1.,01p, Briissol,7
B. :Chulmore. Bratasr.ls: 3. Tien'
Knialit. 13PusePls.
Knitted virl1s sockPeR-- 1 . Mary 1
Mnrwy, Dublin: 0. Loa's,' Borman
Tirusi.P1s.
Wednesday, ant011fr 5Pit7
The Quality T
rmr.onrws RErrrrrirsi
Dressed loli, mod Pan 170 d.--1
Mkt ATirks. Brnssels• 2 T,P.tre
Johnston, Tiralto5.
apron., hand finished -1
Marlin Ntieb ol, .5711 nel 7 0 Boris
P.,Pres11. Walton,
rilotliP pin hag -1 Allertlyn Nick.
ol, Atwood.
Crossed stitch of, bestir/1Pd tra
toiVP3--1. Faye Ward. Brussels: 2,
:1inna Meehan. Brussels,
patching on t• orft gal TI1Prit—.1.
srva Bin gh t. sel ; 2. jnyee
hillier, Brussels,
pet.boiders, two, hand-2.inde----.1.
Louise Bowinan, flrassel7i; 2, Joyce
Miller, Brussels.
Covered dress hanapr-1. fleorgia
Dunbar. Ethel; 2, Isalr?1 Denis, 71100
58,75.
Handkerchiefs. Georg.
'a Dunbar, Ethel; 2, Lena 'Miller,
Brussels.
Laundry bag --1, Marilyn Nichol,
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The rPetilli• rtiorthly ••::: •
wa, ':,.' I in Tr:,
nient of the plotroh ilot 3, Mrs
IT-.7.710w4.ral ecoside?. 'Ph 'nil pall
"Thanksgiving Thoeghts' was well
responded to. The seet1onsi moetin-
' is to be tread at Map,-j'r ''n net, 17
Delegates to rite E.
Brya.n.s and Mrs. ‘1' nav,rpon
Horner 731.61{11, returned mi,..:ionary
is to be speaker wa, d, -111,4
not to have a greets! Thankof(oring
meeting but everynno Is g.q1;p41 to
turn in their SOrelop's at the next
meeting, The topic "Bringing The
Bible to North American Indians',
was ably tat, hy O.. I.lib of ilros
group. We ware told of John
tipe,,It's !settee., end :soe:d':en :Tt%sg:"
work among the 1)akot1 Indians,
• 1 n (Ilan
111h1,'f." la .2... V 1 11 • Inter
notional Biblei4oc.1.--ty las over 110
.
a
pony it his nicet-
jeu c I 51-111 prayer.
KEFF)-
MACHINE SHOP
Acetylene and Electric
Om shop is ecitaippecl to de
First Class
Welding
Work
Your Patronage Solicitei
Good Service As:sin-eel
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL
HANDS AT WORK...
LEA.RNING TO 13U -1:M FURNITURE
ONTARIO'S productive capacity is the measure of her future
prosperity. To assure this Province a prominent place in domestic and
foreign trade markets, skilled hands aro needed. In training schools
and ON THE JOB, veterans are being taught bow to make furniture—
urgently needed for homes that nmst be built hero and abroad. They
know that higher wages, job security and better working conditions are
within easier reach of those who have mastered individual skills.
of veterans have been given basic trai
Through plans sponsored by the Department of Veterans' Affaiiirisnganild
other agencies, hundredsi
various trades. They will become more proficient with further experience
and training ON THE JOB. Taught to use their hands in fashioning
wood products and in upholstering and finishing furniture, these craftsmen
of the future will have a share in Ontario's progress—an important part
to play in her industrial deYelopmorit.
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
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CABINET MAKING
Harold Geddes, 20, of Parry Sound, a
veteran of 4 years' service with the
Royal Canadian Navy, is shown here
sanding the base of a Grandrather's
Clock, The finality of workmanship
in Canadian Vocational Training
Schools is high. Expert instructors
cheek every detail.
Courses in the furniture trade
give the student a basioknow-
ledge of period and custom
built furniture, wood finish-
ing and upholstering. A
thorough study of every type
of wood. Canadian and int.
ported, is also included.
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