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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-8-23, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST Only The Ford Tiactor Has The Proof Meter The Proof Meter, located right in front of you on the .New Ford Tractor's dashboard is actually five instruments in one At a glance it tells you engine speed, tractor travel speed and P. T. O. belt pulley speed ,and hours of work. By using this tractor longer tractor life. Come in and see for yourself how the Proof Meter equipped Ford Tractor can save you rnany dollars. Remember, you always deal better when you deal with Canada's leading tractor dealer afeltila.te you can get better performance, lower operatiosg costs, and STAN STONEHOUSE 1.113,! PHONE 66 FORD - MONARCH (BUILT STRONGER TO LAST LONGER) Solberg - McKay 'fn a setting of white gladioli, carnations. and palms, the Rev. ' ltirr'. e-6 T. Kraehn officiated at the ;lrrirr'age of Shirley Irene \IeKay and James Ray Solberg at eleven thirty o'clock en August niueteenth fin Saint 3oeeph s Cathedral Rectory. He Palo. N. Y, Miss McKay is the 5anghter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roy McKay and the erandaughter of the letie'Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. McKay of Brussels. The bridegroom is the sun of Mr. and Mrs. Ray H Solberg ,f Sparta. Wisconsin. e1ren in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of imported "French Chantilly lace and lustrous feral Satin. The fitted bodice of '4ace was fashioned with a high neck- line edged in matching scalloped 'face and the same detail repeated ens the edge of the long tight sleeves, forming points on her hand. A wide ,Pastel of lace, stemming from the bodice, enchanted the front of the wwirling skirt, which rounded out Into a full Cathedral train. A finger - veil of filmy Frenen Silk Illusion Teas held by a Point De Venise lace cap. She carried a templet of white ,^rchids, Miss Mary Helen McKay. sister of -be bride and maid of honor, wore n gown of lavender marquessitte and chantilly lace over lavender tissue faille, fashioned with a V neckline and full buffant skirt. The snug fitting waist was held with a crushed satin band. She wore a large picture hat in matching color and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Richard Joslyn. of 'Manchester, Iowa. was best man. and ushers were Daniel Popielin of Buffalo. and Russell Wilson of Toronto. The mother of the bride chose a grey lace dress with rose accessories and orchid corsage. The groom's mother selected a blue crepe dress with white accessories and orchid corsage. A breakfast and reception was held following the ceremony at the Peter Stuyvesant Hotel. For traveling to the Adirondack mountains, the bride wore a taupe gabradine suit with matching hat and chocolate brown accessories. Atter September 1, the couple will be at the home at 607 East Mont- gomery Street, Sparta, Wisconsin. FREDERICK F. HOMUTH Phm. B., R. O. Carol E. Homuth R. O. Mrs. H. Viola Homuth R. O. Registered Optometrists Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. BLUEVALE LISTOWEL Richard ,Johnson, 53 years of age, is among the active farmers in this community. during the harvest operations. Although crippled to quite an extent from arthritis, he did a sizable job mowing and raking bay, using horses. The A agust meeting of the Wom- en's Institute was held at the home of M.re, Charles Mathers, with more than 3n members and visitors present. Mrs. Archie Parker pre- sided. Cards were sent to shut-in members. I Miss Emma Johnston, historical research convener brought Tweeds- muir history books for inspecttob, The books contain mach interesting material and more items are fre- quently contributed. The Tweeds- muir books go on forever. As soon as one is filled. another is started. Mrs, Alex Corrigan conducted a musical quiz, and Miss Rubena Duff, retired dietition of Women's College Hospital, Toronto, gave a talk on "Dieting for Health." After the meeting all repaired to the lawn for an auction sale of small contributed articles, which brought in $13. Miss Olive Scott made a good auctioneer. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Walter Smillie and Mrs. Fleming Johnston, served re- freshment. earnamegroterse Wednesday, August 23rd, 1.880 L. Aitken aecompauied by their guests, Mrs. Ross Douglas and Miss Flora Stewart, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs, Donald Street, Listowel, and with Mr. and Mrs, Colin IFIngland, Wingglham, MRS, G. CALDBICK ONE OF FIRST IN CALD@ICK (The Northern Daily News, Kirkland Lake) HAILEYBIIRY -- People tlurough• out the North learned with regret on Friday. July 38th, of the death of Mrs. George Caldbick who died at her home in Haileybury. Mrs, Caldbick 'was one of the pioneers of the district, having come to ITaileybury in 1905, with her husband and family, Mr. Caldbick at that time was In- spector of Provincial Police, brut was eppcinted sheriff of the Dist• trist of Timisltamine in 1913, an appointment whish he held until he retired in 1935. The family , lived at Cobalt and New Liskeard as well as Haileybury for a number of years, but have resided on Brown- ing Street, since 1924. Until a ts'eel: before her death Mrs. Caldblck had been in excellent health. but suffered a stroke on July 17, five days before her 79th i birthday, Born in Brussels, Huron County, Mrs. Caldbick was the former 1 Catharine Melissa Smith. Mr. and Mrs, Caldbick would have cele- , prated their 50111 wedding a.nniver• sary in November of this year having been married in 1595 at Brussels. Known for ieer kindness to every - Mr. and Mrs. 0, B. Moffatt and family have 'moved their household effects from Ingersoll to their new farm home two miles and a half east of the village on Highway 86, whieh they recently bought from the , Archie Messer estate. Mrs. Harvey Messer has returned. to Toronto, atter spending six weeks at their snmmer home here. She was aceom- panted by Miss Stewart of Toronto, I' who had been a guest at the home of Miss Duff. Miss Lillian Garniss, Detroit, is with her sister, Mrs. J. 7. Sellers, and other relatives. Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cowan , visited Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hiles, Aawoon; tvar. ann lvf,rs. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mes- ser accompanied Mrs. Blackmore and Miss Betty Messer to London on bhe first lap of their trip to Vermillion, Alta.; Mrs. Mary Robertson with her sister Mrs. J. A, Geddes, Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henning, Mr, and Mrs. George Fischer attended the funeral of their aunt, Miss Mar- garet Henning at Wingharm; Mrs. Arthur Shaw, Mrs. Laura Kirton, Mrs. Curtis and Margaret, with Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol; Mis- ses 'Mary and Ruby Duff. Mrs. M. Goderich Business College "Huron's Centre of Modern Business Training" EXCF J.FNT EQUIPMENT — EXPERIENCED TEACHERS ..Engiries received by us for office workers last year ,.exceeded the number of our Graduates, Courses offered and textbooks used are approved by the Canadian Business Schools Association. Students are tutored to write the examinations al the As6ociation and Diplomas issued to Graduates are recognized across the Dominion. The School is registered and instructors approved by the Depart- ment of Education. CLASSES COMMENCE SEPTEMBER 6, 1960. Telephone 428 Principal's Residence 166W. one and as a woman who devoted her life to her family. Mrs. Caldbielt was held in the highest esteem by her wide circle of friends and neighbours. She was staunch mem- her of the Anglican Church and a member of the Women's Auxiliary. Mrs. Caldhick, whose death is the first break in the family, leaves to mourn her loss. her husband, four sons,' three daughters, 15 grand- children and one great grandson. On learning of their mother's ill- ness, all the family arrived home and were with her when she passed away. Surviving are Mr. Caldbick, Margaret (Mrs. C: E. Taylor), of Timmins; Samuel, Timmins; Jane, (Mrs, Albert E. Cain), Timmins; Joseph, Seattle. Wash; Helen (Mrs. J. H. L. Brennan), Toronto; George, Ottawa, and Edward, of Montreal. Mrs. John McCutcltaon. Mrs. John Johnston. three brothers David, John and Adam Smith predeceased her. Mrs. Geld:hick was the last of the family. ;Services were conducted by Can- non Cyril Goddien, from St. Paul's Anglican Churdh, Haileyleualy, on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Mermen/ in Mount- Pleasant Cem- etery, Haileybury. Earl . Sawtell WROYT31)PR — At the 'United Church, Helen Mary Sawtell and Arnold Leslie Earl were united in marriage, The bride Is the only daughter of Walter A. Sawtell, Wroxeter, and the late Mrs. Sawtell, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Earl, of Ethel. Rev. John MacCrimmon, Toronto, uncle of bite bride, officiated. Music was played by :Donald Dunbar, Ethel, and Miss Gilberta Howes, Wroxeter, sang. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white nylon marquisette, fashion- ed with high neck, Peter Pan collar, cap sleeves, and mittens. A. it she serves cocktails. full length veil of embroidered tulle illusion was held -ny a headdress f Bliss of h N TALK ABOUT MEN TO TRAIN AS ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNNERS A major requirement of Canada's defensive system today is men trained for anti•sircraft operations. Charged with the defence of vital areas, the men of the antiaircraft units are equipped and trained in the use of modern scientific equipment — electronics, radar, radio and telephone. There are very few more important jobs than service in an antiaircraft unit for young men who want to make sure that Canada is well defended against any eventuality. To enlist you must — 1. Be a Canadian citizen or British subject. 2. Be between 17 and 29 years of age. 3. Be single. . 4. Meet Army test requirements. 5. Volunteer for service anywhere Report right `awav to Room 2019, "C" Bul dInp, Lbw St. OTTAWA, Ont: No. B Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bagel St, KINGSTON, OM. No. 6 Personnel Depot, Charley Park, Douglas Drive, TORONTO, 04. No. 7 Personnel Depot, Welseley Barracks, Elisabeth Street, LONDON, APA ,Depots open B A.M. to 10 P.M. daily. Bring e., HRcales of age and education with you 60 ACTIVE -° SERVE YOUR COUNTRY by strengthening Canada's Armed Forces today to build up the defences against aggression everywhere. 1 Join the CANADIAN ARMY ACTIVE FORCE Now! The Voice Of Temperance — You have to go to the Ontario Liquor Act territory to hear this one. It is a common saying among hostess. es there. The cynical word that is going the rounds is this—if you give Your guests lots of drinks it doesn't matter what food you offer them. That seems to he one way to aocomp• lisp the degredatlon of hospitality, The reflection is not on the hostess- es, that they want to turn their tables into a bar. The reflection 1s on the guests. After several drinks their taste for food has deteriorated, so have their eating manners, There is no telling how offensive her drink- ing guests may he to the sensitive hostess. This is the risk she takes o t e valley. The bride carried (Better Time roses, Miss Laura Earl, Ethel, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, wearing a gown of yellow taffeta, and carry - in a bouquet of harmonizing roses. Chester Earl, Ethel, was grooms-. man for his brother, and James Dunbar, Wroxeter, and Richard Howson, Toronto, ushered. Atter reception in the church parlor, the ,soup's left for their honeymoon, the bride traveling in a gabardine suit in sky blue shade, blouse of pastel pink and navy accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Earl will take up residence at 107 David street, Waterloo, Ont, A VISIT WITH POPE PIUS XII • ,Sbpend a tray in the Vatican with the Pope, Learn what he does for relaxation, how he spends his day, and what he did before becoming Pope. Read "Holy Year's Host," and inspiring article by the Rev. F. P. LeBuffe, S. J., in The American Weekly, celebrated magazine with thisSunday's( gust 27 Au issue of ) Detroit Sunday Times. 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