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The Brussels Post, 1952-7-30, Page 4:bar° � "Water on Tap IN THE KITCHEN THE ^BRUSSELS POST we,. .... Vgl Bradshaw • atrettort t bride Welted charming In a bailee - White ,and pine gledioli fetaned a 1naelet( th goer*, ill Ohterritllty lace lovely setting Por a pretty wedding in hyacinth bice itfl de. A meta - in. i the h me of Mr, and Mrs Herbert Ing Orion headdpsees held Stre'ttoaz when their only Geraldine Hazel was mulled in She carried a bouJ' ' of red roses, marriage to 0 'on stew younger on of Mr. and Mre. )nes'• =add of 41.4110x, eloper) a hal- Re ell Bradshaw, Btuevale, ler•lua-length gown. of charenagne The (Trouble •ring ceremony was pink net with mealebing nylon performed be Rov W.11. Fulton, flower 4ieaddr0as. A bouquet of of Meleille Presbyterian Church, .Toafna 13111 roaes oonipleted her Breseels, costume. Mrs. Mildrer McGlone - Given in marriage by her father, than, hrideamaidr 'retro a ballerina - length gown of green net with mylon. flower headdress. 1Ter flow ens were ut, hotafiuet of Talisman roses: Miss Ana Galtnit, huller bridewmald, was in a ballerina - length A+own of yellow dotted or gandie with matching nylon flow rr headdress, She carried a bou- quet of Talisman rosea. 'Phe beet man was Mr, Jerry Hatamaty, St. .n' a ofingertip veil of beleeitith blue net. i 1 daughter er Mies Aida. llllnieft. of St, Oathar G rd Wesley Bred- DIAL 980 CFPL 7 DAYS A WEEK the bride looked lovely In a Bal Fresh running: water at the aerate length gown, of pale blue turn of the tape with a taffeta and .net. Her shoulder DURO d o E itcheINGnudgeSYSTEM length veil of French illusion was get rid of Kitchen drudgery. caught by a matching headdress of smell blue flowers. She wore a corsage of pale pink roses. protect the health of your ' Miss Estherpa mond was the IN THE BATHROOM family . . add to the comforts of daily living , modernize your home with a DURO PUMPING SYSTEM, brides only attendant, gowned in dusty pink taffeta with net over skirt. She wore a matching head- , dress of small ping flowers and a corsage of Talisman roses. ('etharinea, and the guests were ushered by Mr. Lasalle Mason and Mr. Robert hulls, .brother of the Harvey Bradshaw, brother of the bride. The there'll hall woe decor Saves LABOR and TIME groom, was hest man. aited wirth be -replete of sweet peas watering stock with a DURO ` After the ceremony a reception and gladioli for the luncheon. Mies PUMPING SYSTEM , , ,was held, where the bride's mother Jean Staaitenlberg, St, Catharines, greater PROFITS besides, It wore a black crepe dress with a played a medley of piano solos at you have FIRE PROTECTION 1 eoraage of pink roses. The groom's the reoemition While .the guests for your buildings. mother chose navy blue and a were being seated. Mrs. kid. Me corsage of pink roses. Barney, sister of the bride, recete- Far awedding trip the bride wore ed the tweets, assisted be mem' o ntoday Buy a DURO 1 for DURO Pumps and ECO Plumbing Fixtures and Fit- tings. Write for illustrated folder. Far Sale by — C. & G. Krauter Co. Brussels. Ont. EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO, LiMITED ECOP 524 III London • Hamilton • St. Catharines • Toronto • Sudbury llinnipeg Vancouver ettierington, • K. C. WINGiiHAM and DRUB_ =. AT BRUSSELS Tszeedopen ay and Saturday oil day — Ofii�t opeevery err, Moor 20x —, Sacceuor to E O. a navy and gray plaid taftet• with bars of ,the Women's A,ssoeiation of nave- blue redingote with navy and the church. Fox a motor trip to red accessories. Borden and other places in the On their return from a trip north. United States the bride these a they will reside in Bruesels. I w.h#e linen snit with navy aoress- t oriea es her trowelling eneemliie. Razansoff - Yuill Mr. and Mrs. Reenewsrf will re2tdp in St. Catharines. 0fue:fts were Knox United Cheers Betgrave .nra0emt from ,Toronto, Sit. Colter- . was deoonarted with. bouquets of Ines, Ridevitle, Coldwater, Wain - gladioli, daisies, and sweet Peas for flap. P+,r•t n1dn. Rrncseia. wimp• a ceremony Saturday afternoon at 3 ham. Whtteolvureb and Belgrave. o'clock, in which Myrtle Aileen t a Yuilt, daughter of Mr, 7ose01 Yuill, Bel(rrave. and the late Mrs. Yuill Green - Smith ited in marriage to ler. Mich• WV. um p ael P. Reeansoff. son of Mr, and Mas. Peter Rezansotf of Kemsaek, Seek. Rev. Charles Cox officiated, Mrs. Wm. King. Brussels, presided est the organ. and played as the nroeesaionol the Bridal Chorus r,•nm LnhengrIn and the recesston- t itoncrieft —, Ferns, gladioli, car - i 'nation and baby breath foamed a pretty setting in Knox United Church. Monorieff on Saturday, July ' 2Gth. at 4 p. m, for the marriage of i Lillian violet, youngest 'd'attghter of Mr, and Mrs. Foster Smith of R.R. 2, al was Mendelssohn's Wedding 3/kerb. She algin aecoonnanied the , slows% Ming Lois Eplett of St. Cnthartriee. who wore a gown of net in American Penenty shade. She eosin. "Revamp". before the care - menu anal "O Promise Me." dicing I etre nienine of the register. Given in . marriage hr her father, the BrnssHeis, t,o Mr. Lester Manahan Breen Jr,', of 3476 Belvidere Ave., Detroit, Mich., son of Mrs, Lester Careen and the late Mr. Green Rev. ''4 Thomas of Walton erfieiated at' the ceremony and Mrs. F, Harrison Monerleff played music from 'Loh- enarin. Menndtlsohn" preceeding flue e,rernnnY. Mr. Robert Cunnitng • The Infantry Mortar Crew... f 1' 0 k attack and defence, the Mortar Crew adds to the effectiveness of Infantry. Accurate, concentrated firepower is vital to successful operation in the field. It calls for cool, highly trained men to operate the many complex weapons of the Infantry. Canada's tough, independent Infantrymen are the finest fighting soldiers in the world. At home and overseas, these young men stand in the front lines of Canada's freedom, There are outstanding career opportunities for young men in the Canadian Army Active force, They are career opportunities with challenges of adventure, the excitement of travel in the most important job in Canada today—defence. You are eligible for service in the Canadian Army Active Force if you are 17 to 40 years of age, tradesmen to 45, physically fit and ready to serve anywhere. For full.informafion visit the Army recruiting office nearest your home. No. 13 Personnel Depot, Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte SS„ Ottawa, Ont. No, 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Begot Street, Kingston, Ont, Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 00 Richmond St W., Toronto, Ont. No. 7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, Elizabeth Street, London, Ont, Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main Street West, North Bay, Ont. Army Recruiting Centre, James St. Armoury, 200 James St, N„ Hamilton, Ont. A2oowo Wade e7talsy, ,tits' even, sew 12:30 Noon (Monday to Friday) (12,15 Saturday) SHELL NEWS with PAT MURRAY Fleet with the News In Western Ontario hash of Abhel sang• „Been, and "ThubuSlt the Years" during the signing of the reglsiter. • Given in marriage by her fatter the bride wore aL White :slipper eat.. in off the shoulder gown with bertha collar, nlualetilly lace yoke, and, peter pan collar fitted bodice .long sleeves endli - in lily Points, the skirt was fashioned in nylon net held with ,rbinesbone. clasps, showing full•ruffiled hemline. with .scalloped arm -skirt. ending in' a long train. Her floor-lengtli veil of Frenailt .nylon net wee .held in place by en Elizabeth Taylor headdress. She carried a cascade bouquet Of Sweetheart roses. Miss Lyle Smith of Ki-eche/ler was her sisters maid of -.honor wearing heavenly blue nylon over taffeta, at the shoulder neckline with fitted bodice and bertha collar, the dranped over slhtrt being held in place with spray, of lily of the valley and showing a ruffled hemline. She carried n harmonizing nosegay of rage., The bridesmaids were Mrs. Tavern 7–Megy sister of the- bride Bluevsle, end Miss Vera Richardson, Stratford. They wore gowns fash- ioned, simtltar to that of the maid of honour. Mns. Hoegy in orchid and Miss Richardson in nice green and carrying nosegays of roses. ,7anelt Kehl of Lateen was flower girl gowned in golden yellow, styled similar .bo ,that of the maid of hon- our and tarrying a. matching nose- gay ,of roses. Michael Berman, nephew of the groom, Detroit, was ring bearer in a white lounge coat anal black trousers. Mr. Hervey Knob or) Detroit' Mtrh,. was best men. The hest man and ushers dressed the same as the groom in white lounge coat and black trona - ern. The ushers were Ml, Ormal Smith, Brussels, brother of the bride and Mr. Walter Herman, Detroit, broth- er-in-law of the groom, For the wedding dinner in the obturch parlours the guests were t received by the bride's mother in navy nylon plisses trimmed' with nary and white accessories, and the groom's mother in black and whine acccesorles, both ladies wore corsage of pink roses, The bride's table was centered by a tour tiered wedding reale with pink tapers in metal can,dlebra and bouquet of Gowen, The waitresses were Miss - Fe 'Louise Wolfe, Owen. Scprnd. Mmitre en. Knox, Kit.* en Doro- thy Beatder, Alma and Mona Sloan, Dublin. Laster in the evening a re. or -piton was helm in Moncrieff Cont. mrnuntty Hall. For a honeymoon in Florida and Roe:there Stale t the bride wore a white sharkskin silt with navy aeressories and corsage of Talisouan roses. . On their return the bridal eonple will reside at 3476 Belvidere Ave„ nearott, Clrue'ts were present from Deb-- hinter. eb-hinton, Detrelt, Myth, Bhievale, 7t -lb teener. Owen Sound, and F4trat• ford. FOR SALE — Modern Rad Brick Hodes on west. AMP nt Vioterta Park. Mew modern 1 ha -broom, hot and cold water, Town water $3500.00. T3ugh Pearson, Rrnsseis Phone 31 Before he bought a McCulloch, George worked in a meat market You can do more than felt and buck trees with a McCulloch chain saw. You can limb, slab, cut cordwood and posts. But here's one of the most important things you can do—you can pick up your McCulloch in one hand, and carry It easily to the next cut. Try that with any other big timber saw. "For further particulars and .deinanstratlian see your local McCulloch Dealer or write?' GEO. E. POLLARD R. R. 2 Brussels, Ont.• PEOPLE WE KNOW Dr. D. 8: McAdam of Toronto, spent the , weekend with Mrs. Robert Thomson elf "Riverside," Mr, and Mos. George Anmiaon of Bateman, Sack., were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moses and family last week. Mns. Moses, ts'a daeghter They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. 71. Baragar and, Mr, and Mrs, Ce.rl Brie,' also af,Bateman, Sask. Mr. and Alps.: Ross- Lowe and •' family of Quill Lake, Sask., are visiting at ,the home o4 their sister 'and brother-in-law Mr, and Mrs Doug.. Hemingway, • Mrs. Alex Smith of Salmon Arms, B. C., 'netted A few days .with her brother here Mr. Len. Armstrong. Mr,. and Mrs. Ohms, Darla have re- turned to town alter sending three weeks at Lindsay, Canndngton, Peterborough and vicinity. Miss Bessie Moses spent a few days in Stratford last week. Mrs. Lewis A Bfu,ssell and her (laughter Pamela Joy, of McMeater- ville, Qua, were recent guests at the home Mrs. Florence Russell. Miss Margaret Russell, of Lon- don. Ont., was a week -end guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. A7tr- enoe Russell. BLUE'V ALE Personals; Rev, and Mrs, Willtem Blackmore lett Monday to spend the remainder of their vacation with Mr. Blackmore's parents at Wood - stook. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Selle're, Snare, Jimmie and Rickey with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Black at Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. Sperling Yeo with Mrs. George Yeo at Southampton; Mrs. Ross Dotialae, Toronto, with her sisters at the home of Mies Mary Duff; 'Me, and Mns. W. Gritfiths and son Fred of Montreal at their home here; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris and two sons, Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,Tohnston, Mrs. Laura Johnston held a trous- seau tea at the home of her father, Joseph Turn Wednesday afternoon and evening in honor of her sister, Mtsa Myrtle Yuill, who was married •last Saturday. The dinning room was decorated with bouquetds of summer Flowers; and a three tier wedding cake centred the hire fet. Receiving at the door during the e3termonn and eventeg tstere 117na. L, Johnston and Mrs. T], Mc- Burney. Dispiaytng the trOslSnsam, linens, China, and steer were Miss Helen Mctlreeer and Mrs. C, Has. eel) dniring,the afternoon, and Mrd, Carmen Foamier and Mises Mildred 11ienleneg1sot dowing the evening. Tee wee nonred • by Mrs, R. Gaunt and Mns.,'Jess.e Wheeler louring the etlternoon and by Miss Edith =1sennher a.n4 Mrs Gordon Wvginn In the evening. Rat'rerihnnents were Served 'b -r Mies Marione Meseren- Cle and Marian ManKenzte of Wing - 1+^,,, hurt Mies Janet flaunt, - esc- alated by Mrs... Warwtetr'nnrl Mrn, ('tarenee Trui1t v'revrte+arnar r. certain OTra. pt,.,,, R R f1 R i•'immtitl. 12 P1 nn,,. ear. vlr.L... Vs,,...,.sts lit n elsotnMefrigi6 Itfinne 118 Harr str.it, Ont. Village of Breese's • By -Law No,• 5,. 1552 By -Law Ne. 5, 1952 of the Village of Brussels, County of Huron, Ontar'ls; . Being a 'Bylaw to control . Vehicle Traffic in certain sections of the Village of Brussels, County.of Huron, Province- of Ontario. . Whereas the Mullet/eta Council of the Village of Bnssels, County of Huron. Province of Ontario, con - eider Lt necessary aired expedient that certain regulations governing • vehicle control traffic • in the said Village of Brussels be brought into force; Therefore the Mlunictpal Council of the: Village of Bmrssels, County of ' Heron, Province of Ontario enacts as follows: 1. No motor ear, tr+nck, tractor, horse drawn vehicle, nor any • other passenger or draught vehicle shall be allowed 4o make what is known as a F'TTTRN et any point on Turnherry Street in the Village of Bp".nails. For the purncse of this leu -Tess-, "TT .`Utile" shall mean to turn a vehicle within a roadways so to proheed in the opposite direct- ion. irection. 2. Six NO U TURNS traffic signs ehall be purchased and erected in convenient locations at the fol- lowing Snterseetlons in the Vil- lage; 2 signs at the intersection cf Mill and 'rnrnberry Streets. 2 signs at the intersection et Thomas and King Streets with '1}arnberry Streets. 2 signs at the intersection at Flora` and Market Streets with Tunnberry Street. 8. Any Penson violating any of the provisions of this By -Law shall be subject to a penalty of Ten Dotiaee for the that offence and not more than Twenty five dollars for every aahsequent offence, exslusive o! costs, and alt ascii penalties shall be recoverable sander the Ontario Summary Oonvtction Act, 4. This By-law shall take effect alter the final passing Mersa of, and shall remain in force at the pleasure of the Municipal Council. Read a first and second time this 14th day of May, 1952, R. B. Cousins, Reeve. 4• R. Campbell, Clerk. Reads third time and passed this 14th day of May, 1962. R. B. Confine, Reeve. (l: R. Campbell, (Rork. . Approved .this &rd day of Jur, 1952 pmrsuaot to the provisions of the Tflehtrrlay Traffic Aot. Geo. H. .Doitcebt, • Minister of Highways WAR'ON BtJDWORM Bach year the budworm menses great stretches of Canada's forests. 'In the Province of New Brunswick, which is 80% forested. and where thee/Wide of trtt residents are de- pendenitt for livelihood 00 the pulp and pope' tn,dustry. a speotaeuiar and u:npredendentett Week on the spruce bedworml book place, J. M. Belliveenti hes written e faselnattna stow on the operation hi August "nd Star Weekly, The writer On. elatdea; "To the people of Cana,* end the people of New Brunswick, this project will one day Mend millions of dollars"