The Brussels Post, 1958-06-11, Page 4Asis§t.:
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Lewis J. .Rowland
Lewis , J. • Rowiaind, fortherly of
McKillop townShiP and Brussels
4ied'auddenly .on,:iAtinday •evening
at his;,hoine Siarforth. He was in
his .55th year. .„';,; '
Mr. Rowland was born in McKillop
township,f John Rowland son o
and the late Mary- Ryan. He was
a ;. well known auctioneer in this
district. He has been a resident of
Seaforth for the past ten years.
He was a member of St. James
Roman Catholic Church and of the
Holy Name Society. Besides his
wife, the former Christina Flynn of
Hullet township, he is survived by
and one brother, Norman, both of
McKillop township.
The body rested at the W. J, Cleary
funeral home, Seaforth.
Requiem high mass was sung
on. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.. by Rev.
E. P. Weber in St. James Church.
Burial took place in St, James
cemetery.
Morris Twp. Council
pink roses.
Mr. and Mrs. 13radshaw will reside
in Wroxeter.
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Cardiff - Talmay
.Godericth. — Motive and white
lilacs and candelabra decorated
North Street ,United Church here
at three o'clock, when Elilabeth
Alice, daughter of Mrs. W. H. Tai-
may, and the late George Mathie-
son, became the bride of James
Murray Cardiff, son of Mir. and
Mrs. Harold Cardiff, Brussels. ....
Rev. A. El. Eustace officiated at
the Ceremiony. Ronald Klink played
the wedding music and accoin-
Panied the soloist, Mrs. ,Ed*1n.
Elston, sister of the bridegroom.
'Given in, marriage by her Untie,
Ross Mathieson, Toronto, the bride
wore a down of white embroidered
silk organza styled with Sabrina
neckline and chapel train. Her
fingertip veil of sLik lillusion, en-
crusted with pear10, fell from a
coronet of miniature pearl Calla
and she carried a coquet of
white roses and stephanOtis.,
She was attended by her sister
Mrs. James Stewart, Prescott, at
Matron of honor, and Miss 3e6.n
Oardtff, Brussels, sister of the
bridegroorn, and Mrs., George
Murray, Windsor, as bridesmaids
They wore similah' halletiona-
length goWeS of white emboSSed
nylon over lilac taffeta with Cure-
nierbtitids and Matching hats in
a. Iliad shade and carried dascadee
of nianive and white chrysanthe-
mums and daisies, Robert Ran n ,
Galt. was best Man and the ushers
were George Harris; Toronth, end
Ian Matheson, Windsor, A rebep-
tion followed at Godericli
where the bride's mother received
the guests, wearing a. drebe of pale
blue silk Iliten with, rote eidddelSt-
cerlOs and Cottage of nhitc roses. She
was assisted by the bridegrloonl'a
Maher, who wore a dress of itisittfila
blue Chantilly lace with, Centeno
Pink accessories a.iicl corsage of
pink roses.
Roar tratrelling the bride chose 6.
fettshitetitil-delared Shit tiro ohenitsti
StYle With matcliin 4.cedisories hied
gardenia corsage.
On their return` they Will reside
'at britssebt,
Ottesta Were preSent front Milt.
land Lake, toroniio, Whither, ten.
deli and Pt eseett.
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Softly glowing C411dicts, forp,o, pink
and NVallte. *11.041)(11114034$ and car'
nattons formed, the bacitground in
Wroxeter United church at 3.0 01
Saturday, Ilia};, 31a, for the double-
ring marriage. ceremony uniting
1,1`,114aboth Rianelt Newton and JP..4A
lIerveY Bradshaw, "Me bride IS the
daughter of Mrs. Reginald Newton,
of Wroxeter and the late Mr Newten•
and the grown is the Sett of Mr. and
Mrs, Russel, Aradshaw of Blnevale,
Rev, W. J. V. Buchanan performed
the marriage saavice. Miss Serve
Gallaher Was organist and the
soleist, Mr. Ian Howe, sang "Bless
!Tills House" before the ceremony
and "Wedding Prayer" during the
signing of the register,
elven in marriage by Victor
Sheila, Moorefield, the bride wore
a floor-length gown of nylon net
and lace over taffeta, fashioned
with matching lace Jacket styled
with lily-point sleeves. Her shoulder
length veil of embroidered illusion
was held by a coronet headress of
rhinestone and seed pearls, and she
carried a boquet of rod roses,
Wearing identical gowns of white
embosised nylon aver turquoise taff-
eta and carrying a cascade of 'pink
mums, the bridal attendants were
Miss Nancy Newton, as maid of
honor for her sister, with Mrs.
Lyle Hart, Listowel also a sister of
the bride, and Miss Donna. McLean
London, as bridestnaids.
Flower girls were Josephine New-
ton, of Byron, niece of the bride,
and Nancy Adams of Brussels, niece
:of' the :groom: They :wane, pink nylon
*8sseS
.,'rosebuds •'Mite
and pink niume.4nd roieling. 'The
also wore gold lockets, gifts of the
bride.
Gordon Bradshaw, Pgrasete.,:.Was
groomsman for his br •
Win. Newton, Byron, and.::, Donald'
Gibson, Monkton as' usliea%'• •
For their wedding trip:Ao-Ni#
Falls and Ottawa, the <brige;[Cheie
a blue pussy willow tWeed*Ilt with
white accessories and a corsage, 'of:
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However well you know
Ontario, you'll enjoy getting
to know it better. Make a
point this year of exploring
its highways and byways,
visiting its lovely lakes and
vacationing at one of its
modern resorts .. , see
Ipperwash Provincial Park
and the area surrounding
shown above. Take the first
step now, by filling out and
mailing the coupon below:
8.58
250.00 TELEVISION and RADIO REPAIRS
share of Pence
A. FraSer, part salary
G. Wilkinson, mileage to
Crediton.
Brydges, Balance of
salary
Bailie Parrott Geo,
Reeve
SERVICE 6.80 TO ALL MAKES --- GUARANTEED
Electrical Wiring Contractor
70.00
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MUSIC EXAMINATIONS
The Summer Examination centre
for the Western Conservatory of
Music, London, was held on Tuesday
of last week at. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis D. Thompson. M.
T. C. Chattoe B. A.. MILS. BAC., of
London, was the examiner. Results
will be announced later. The
Theory examination centre was
held at the United Church parson-
age, Rev. Lloyd Brown presiding,
on Saturday last.
WALTON
responsible for
safe driving
and fatnily, London, with Mrs.:
Humphriles.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Wir, and Mrs. Walter Bradford,
Mr. and M,rs. Gordon Parita, and'
Miss Loreen McFadden, Toronto*,
were week end visitors with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
McFadden. i !
Mr. It. J. Philips of Bradford, is a
visitor with his sister, Mfrs. R, B.
Cousins and Mr. Cousins.
Congratulations to 'the following
Seaforth District High School
student of this community who
were granted bursaries:
Ronald Ennis) Dominion-Provincial
l8ttuurisyarie of $500 far •univeralty d
-e,V1i-i'Vrfar:i@e'.40 i's0
Marlon Hemingway, bursary of
$250 'for study at an. Ontario
Teachers College.
Clem Steiner, bursary of $100 for
grade 13 study.
Faye Love was winner of an
athletic award as senior girls'
champion.
You, as a driver, are required to know the Rules
of the Road to qualify for a Driver's Licence.
But your obligation in driving is greater than
merely knowing how. s•PPv'''
You must also practice safe driving whenever you
are behind the wheel of a car.-
Remember that you are morally responsible for
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the safety of everyone with whom you share our
streets and highwaYs.
Miss Barbara Patterson, Kincar-
dine was a visitor with Mrs. Fern
Patterion.
Miss Ruth Ann Ennis with her
parents M. and Mrs. Doug Ennis.
Frank Marshall, North Bay,
tttended the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. Wm. Bennett,
Miss Annie Love, Toronto. was a
vtisitor with. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Broadfoot and other friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Horan e Rutledge
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June 2, 1958
The Council met in the Township
Hall with loll members PreSent.
The Minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion
of Stewart Procter and Ross Duncan.
Moved by Ross Duncan. seconded
by Gordon Wilkinson that A. Fraser
be paid $250.00 on, his Salary.
Carried
Maned by Stewart Procter, second
ed by Walter Shortreed that the road
accounts as presented by the Road
Superintendent be paid.
Carried
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec-
onded by Ross Duncan that the
meeting adjourn to meet again on
July 7 at 8 p. m.
Carried
The following :accounts were paid:
Grey TM), igrant on
1\1114rray-Lamb Drain $114.47
K. McDonald, fox bounty 2.00
R. Henry, fox bounty 2.00
R. Henry, fox bounty 1.00
Y.IShertreed, fok bounty 2.00
Neil IVIcGalvitn, Golder Drain 60.00
D. A. McKenzie, 'Warble
Fly kioDootiot 170.50
D. A. Craig, Gorier Drain 57.30
G. 1V1iCholson, helper 74.80
A. Medial, fox bounty,. t,O0
D. Noble; f.* bonnty, 1,00
Niagara Thiand Cleinteals
Warble Pik
Powder 180, 23
Dept, of Health, desulin 1,18
Cecil Wheeler*, 'fox IJOUritY 2.00
Antes G. Martin, tile i.fer
Mustard Drain 1224.0
Ntnodo. doivoti Co.,
dotior 1)iiain 326'.63
Athos d. Martini
Mitstaird brain 121.04
C. j1taithi, hydro for
WI' aim shed .11.04
Gee. Radford,
Mnrs6ard Drain 572,00
tt61id ACCOittit 15.0
gotsoii ig ins, ntotiitie• OM'
'Edward bougeit. Vtoifiti
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