The Brussels Post, 1961-07-13, Page 5CN SUMMER TRAIN FARES in Canada are the lowest
in years. You get a big, friendly discount for the
second adult in your party ... and the third and
the fourth , and so on , when travelling beyond a
basic minimum. On rail coach, the.discount for those
travelling with you is a big 40%.
GENEROUS REDUCTIONS also apply on tourist and
first class when two or more adults travel together,
ASK ABOUT other discounts on CN's all-inclusive
travel to Western Canada and the Maritimes.
GO ON—together...And save. For information and
reservations contact your nearest C.N. agent
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C.N SUMMER
DISCOUNT FARES
save you money
when two .111,1
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travel together!
Canadian National
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THE BRUSBEI$ Pair ThnrstlaY# .1090.1 "
ye. 4.01e4leefe eleet'eeleieres.
.Procter
CLEAN QUT' SPECIAL$
REAIRMAIWE: • .OFFER R.E.F WOE!
te, taffeta dress, with 'beige. accessories.
and a .corsage of TalisMan. roses.
mice. The bridegreOnnia mother
assisted in a soldier blue nylon. I
each rayon face gown with
a0Claeories and, pink rose corsage,
Following a, wedding trip to
Northern Ontario and
s
the United ;
States, the cople/iY)3
the d'oom's tan R, 1.•Walt911.'
WC Allis .chalmers„ Jot like new
W4 International;, perf ect faMPS
14.4.111.e. 'Chalmers, good' shape.
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draper .canvas
ttllis Chalmers Rote Daler
• 3;04 Allis. Mower
IsTc04 Allis Mower
TnternatiOnal Mower, semi mounted-'P bar
81/2 ' 11yd Disc
SO All Crop
ti - 80 All.' Crops
10, All Crop, with Aitx, MOW
Ft. Spring Tooth- CUR, on rnhher
8% Ft, Spring Tooth Cult, on dubber, 'lust .2 yrs. old
W 1) Manure .L000
0. A Henderson 'Manure t.oacier
-Two and Three burrow MOWS, kinda, Ready to•
HYDE B R 0 $.
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decorated WM baskets.
Of pink 'flowered taffeta,. With. At. corsage of'
r er travelling the bride eliaite, a
I White *nations, Bel-grave 1,Tnitad. ,QintrOh, Waft • ,,,” " ''''' ' '
green organza duster over a. -iigured peonies: white orange: blossoms,, and,
Torus on alt.urday, ;air SO, 'wile??
liAth Procter l.mcs.ino the Pr140. of On their return they will reside . :Kenneth Alton. The bride is the
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daughter Of Mr, and Mrs, Stewart at. R.. R, 7, Litchnow, • , f Itttives, Pleltni)/
Procter, IL R, .., Brussels And the, Guests were. present from Detroit, i.
Ibriflogromn is the son ot Mr. and. Halifax,. (Stratford, Brussels. Brant-
Mrs. Bert Alton, 13., ford, lOderich„ Mosley, London, i
Winefhant„ Burlington, Port ('I-edit 1
and Listowel. 'I
IL 7, Lucknow,
Other — Blair
At. afternoon ceremony In. Alma
College, Thomas,. Marilyn Celia• ;
Nair became, the bride of Dr., Gleap
T4eglie. Oliver, Bey, Waite
etriciated. The bride Is the daughter
a Mr. and hire„ ,Tames
London t .00 the groom. is the son of j
Mr, and. Mrs; John Leslie Oliver, i
Brussels
The bride's gown was of white
pure silk ongazign. Th e fitted bodice ;
wee styled with, a scalloped sabrina
rtedelne and long sleeves finished '
with. it* scalloped flounce over the
band which was appliqued in pink
lace rosebuds. Her bouffant aisle-
wide skirt swept to a chapel train
and featured an underskirt hand
appliqued with a garland of pink
roses. A small organza, hat edgedT
sShe
with pink lace roses held her finger-
Jl
also
and
apniipued with pink rosebuds,
veil of • pure silk tale illusion.
scalloped edge of her veil was
carried a eascade of Pink `roses
Sboldlce KeYa
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Notice. To Destroy
Noxious Weeds
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NOTICE IS IIER.F.BY ,GLIVI/I\I to
j.roperty -owners in urban and subdivided areas
to destroy all Noxious Weeds as often as
„IX ecesmry in each season, to prevent their going
to seed.
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stephanotis.
Mrs, Robert Cline was matron of.
honor, Miss .Coleen Nixon, Welland,. '
was bridesmaid and Miss Fay Blair
sister • of the bride, was junior i
bridesmaid. Senior attendants wore.
sheath dresses of pink peau de sole
with overskirts of pure silk organza..
The junior bridesmaid wore a
similar 'dress with a AIR skirt while
Tracy Bell, Minne„ was dressed in a
sbliarff7;n, Cecil bouffant frock writ ocko:•t,nink pure silk
London, was !
groomsman and guests Were ushered l
by Robert. Blair, brother of the bride,
and Dr. Elwood Dunn of •Sudbury.
POT travelling to Edmonton the
bride chose a pink lir/ported. ;linen
sheath with matching duster coat and
hal and a corsage of white roses.
The • couple will reside in Fdmon-.
ton, The bride is a, w.adnate of Alma
r-11—n. St. Thomas, and London.
Teachers ,College, and thp .g.,,orim. is
p araduate or the ttniversity of
Western Ontario. School of Medicine.
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First Presbyterian Church, Sea• i
forth was the setting I ,Saturday for ,
the wedding of Dorothy Alma Keys,
datughter of Mr. and Mrs, James F.
Keys of McKillop, and Mack I
William R. Stroldice, son of Mr. and
Mrs, William ill, Sheldice of Walton.
Mauve and white mums and
candelabra decorated the church for
the ceremony. Rev. D. L, Hider
off4clated and Bert Kempater
the organ and accompanied soloist
Miss Marie Johnston of Bluevale
who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and
"The Wedding Prayer"
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a floor-length.
gown white organza with embroid-
ery and pearls decorating the
seoelp neckline and a full shirred
skirt sweeping to a brash train, A
crown trimmed with drop pearls
held her lace-edged veil and she
ch.rried a white Bible crested with
a ronnve orchid,
Miss Eleanor Keys attended her
sister in a gown OF lilac pure silk
organza designed with scoop neck-
line, short sleeves and shirred back
panel. She carried a basket or
Shasta daisies. Mrs. Douglas Keys
of Cbatham and Mrs. Tan Wilhee of
Walton. sister of the bridegroom,
Wore gowns similar to that of the
maid of honor, with headresses of
lilac flowers with net,
Neil McOavin of Walton was best
man and the guests were ushered
by Douglas Heys of Chatham,
brother of the bride, and Tan,
Wilbee, of Walton. Brian "Wilbee
urns ringbearer.
Ait a reception in the churoh
parlor the bride's mother received
in a turouois figured silk sbe•tth
dress with organza. jacket. white
accessories and a corsage of yellow
.Rey, S. H. Anderson officiated and.
Mrs. dolin Nixon was at the organ,
She accompanied the soloist, Mr.
/George Procter of Brantford,
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white silk
organza over taffeta trimmed with;
,Alencon lace and fashioned in
Princess lines. The portrait collar
of Alencon lace framed the neck-
line and formed a deep V in the
back of the bodice, A long circular
train swept from the full skirt. A
cluster of orange blossoms on a
ring held her elbow-length veil of
silk illusion. She wore a brooch
that had been worn by her grand
Trother at her wedding, .and carried'
a hoquet of pink roses, white chry-.
santhemums, and ivy,
As matron of honor for her sister,
Mrs. Charles Thomas of Brussels,
wore a street-length gown of white
organza, with a headress of pink and
white Bowers and a short veil, and
carried a boeuet of pink roses and
whit e chrysanthemums,
The bridesmaids, Miss Alice
Armstrong, Wingham and Miss
Eleanor Walsh, Belgrave, were
dressed similar to the matron of 1
honor, Dianne ThoMas and Louise
Procter, nieces of the bride, as
flower-girls, were dressed alike in
frocks of white organza with pink
sash and pink and white floral
headdresses. They each Carried a.
basket of pink roses and white
chrysanthemums.
The best man was Douglas
Hackett, R. R. 3, Lucknow; and
guests were ushered by Charles
Procter, Halifax, brother of the
bride, and David Elphick, Lucknow,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
A wedding dinner was served in
the church parlor. The bride's
mother received in a blue lace ilr3ss
with a pink carnation corsage.
The gi oom's 'mother assisted in
a dress of green organza over
Also, after July 22, 1961, proceedings
will be taken to destroy Noxious Weeds in
accordance with the Weed Control Act,
ALEX CHESNEY
Huron County Weed Inspector
• NOTICE
RE : HYDRO RATES
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
'There have been adjustments
4.3
made- in local hydro rates
RtsiDENTIAL
glc per kilowatt-hour for the first 50 kilowatt-hours per month
3.6C per kilowatt-hour for the next 200 kilowatt-hours per
'Month
larlPr Me per kiloWett-hour for the next 500 kilowatt-hoUrs per
gionth
-plus 1.3e per kilowatt-hour fel, all additiOnal mOnthy censumptIon
IREInTurati monthy bill $1.39 grose.
Prompt payment discount — 10%
4,01;1iMERCIAL
Dernen,d Charge
itlt Per 100 watts Per mouth of connected load or maximum demand
31"inartum monthly derliNanA Charge -- 50c gross
4ZonsiteriptiOn Charge
',LBe per kilOwatt.thettr fOr the first 100 henna' use per month of
vturttected load or maximum 'demand
4Itzs'il.86 per Itilow•aitthoin, tor the. second 100 hours' use per month
connected' load or inaxiimitti demand
,,plus 6.6c per kiloWritt-liettrfer all additional monthly
Ittednitui mouthy
Phijtant payment diticOlint
-- 0.39 gross
— 10%
C'Siiiinerciat customer's. with a erittheeted load C4 tinder 5 Idle,
roils to lie billed at teetdetittat rates
i*titittcitki, POWER
Charge
tue. t ei-ktieWatt per thentli Of COfinented. lead or Maki - iin
attitind
teitirtrittptien Charge
tIr.t. Per kileWakt-litnif for first 166• tioitteo• tied' Pet 'Mend( Off
nfieeted load or taaxirriiitin rlCinaitd
*NS fhte Perlilletratt-libitt for the .0;de-brit:lido hotirei• tee' per 'tiienth
ilfzellideeted lead or Malitnitin Aeinittid:
'per liliewattAinitt all aarilttourit aousuAition
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