The Brussels Post, 1969-09-25, Page 1russeto
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COME RAIN, COME SHINE, COME AND SUPPORT YOUR BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
liortieultural Society
'September Meeting
The Septeinber meeting of the
Iiruasels Horticultural Society Was
held Monday, September 15th in
the Piddle' Library. Mrs. Wm.
Miller presided, There were 27
members and eight guests present.,
The meeting Opened. with 0
Canada, The minutes and treasur-
er's report followed. Mrs. Cud-
more gone On account of the an-
nual flower show. She reported a
balance. of over $S0,00 .from the
supper. Mrs. 'Moorhead, the judge
made several suggestions which
wore. expla ined, also her mention
of workshops throughout the year,
Tho Misses Valiance favoured
With two much enjoyed duets. Mrs.
L. Frain thanked the girls and
presented a gift.
Mr, A. Knight read the News
Letter. Prizes from the flower
show,Were given cut,
Mrs, Edwin Martin showed piet-
ures of their trip to the NAtest
Coast and some around home,
These Were much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. E. Cudin ore thanked Mrs.
Martin and presented a gift.
Mrs. Martin drew Ilia winning
ticket On the quilt. Winner being
Mrs, (Vail Currie, Brampton.
Mrs. A. Bremner, another guest,
drew the ticket on the pillow
cases, the winner being Miss
Mary Ellen Knight.
The door prize was won by Mrs,
RusSell Marks of Walton.
The Queen closed the meeting
and lunch was served by Mrs, f,
Cur-thigh:am_ Mrs. Wm. Campbell,
Mrs. James Muir, arid Mrs, E, Cad-
More with Mrs. G. Wheeler help
lag to serve.
BLUEVALE
Mi'. and Mrs, Larry Bodell and
Son Michael, Germany, are holi-
daying with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs'', hill Peacock of RR 2, Dine-
vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig of RR
Vingham, have returned home
all er a short vacation.
Mr. Ross Smith, BR 1. Wing-
ham, visited al. the home of
and 11irs. 'Ken 3ohnston. ER 1,
Bluevale. on SOnday.
Ituit, 1 of the Bluevale , (1,
held their regular meeting Wed-
nesday, a iternoon, September 17th.
at the home of Mrs, Vera Nichol-
son. The afternoon was spent
Malting,
Mit 1 of the illttevale iT,ONCr,
inet at the hoitie of Mrs. Shirley
Nicholscin oil Monday, Sept, 212nd.
The ladies spent the evening
Working at guilt patches. Lunch
was served by Audrey Johnston,
'Corot Campbell and the hostess.
Bblevale Hothemalting Club
held their second meeting ToeS,.
day night, Sept. 16th, at the home
of Joan Darling. Notes and
Instruetionti on 'NO0(11.0.1VOrk were
gill[( tYY 1\1111, if (Mit
Villttifir4 !In if , Mrilfi
MRS. ROBERT THOMSON
Mrs. Robert. Thontson,(Jean C.
McLanehlin) passed away in To)'-
onto on August 31st, 1969, in her
93rd year, The funeral was held
in Mussels 211 'Sept, 2nd,
Mr, Thomson pasod away forty
years ago and Mrs, Thomson con-
tinued to Make her home in Bras,
sels until a few years ago when
she took up residence in Toronto.
She is survived by her sister.
Margaret 1111r. A. K. Zapte). Three
brothers, Thomas. George and R.
McLauchlin predeceased her.
She will be well and kindly rem-
embered by ninny friends.
JAMES E, RHOADES
jarnes E. Rhoades, 87, of Bins-
sets died Sliturday at Westmin-
ster Hospital, London,
Mr. Rhoades, a veteran of the
Boer War, was widely known here
where he, served for many years
as caretaker of the Brussels
Public School. He was a member
of the Brussels Branch of the
Royal Canadian Legion.
He is survived by a son; Cecil,
of Ripley.
The funeral was held from the
IL A. Ram' funeral home on Tues-
day, at 2 p,m. Burial was in .Brus-
SelS Cemetery.
Rev, C. A. McCarroll officiated,
Pallbearer were RuSSell Knight,
Frank Carter, Jas. Dellow, John
Alcoek, Ross Bennett, and Bevan
ENGAGEMENT
Air. and Mrs. Eldon Wilson wish
to announce the engagement of
their daughter, Cale Louise, ileg.
0., to Mr. Harry A. Schmidt, son
of Mrs, Alphonse Schmidt and the
late Mr. Schmidt of Mildmay; Ont-
ario.
The wedding is to take place on
Friday, October 10th, at 7 p.m in
St. Ignatius Church. Deeinerton.
BOWLING NOTES
After two nights of bowling the
looms are doing hull e well The
standings are as follows:
Points
Ruth's Rascals 15 .
Muzzle's Pussies 15
\.l's Aces • 11
J'ack's ...... . .. . .
Jane Ward .... . .......... 7
Cord's Cats . ... .. ... „„„. 7
Ladies' Stinglet
T)oris Matheson . . . ... 271
Rath Ilttether 269, 248
Ruth Lowe 260, 252
Ladies' Triplet
nOl'i Ma.thesbn
Ruth fillet:her
Ruth Lowe
Men's Singles
Ned Rutledge
Murray Lowe
Barry Peters
Men's Triples
.f-Ta.stingS ....
TIMIS muff!
Tifilff3 ,...sepss,,)))
SEE THE EXHIBITS •
ENJOY THE CONCERT
See the exhibits al. the Palace
tonight aud enjoy the Variety Cons
eels: being presented by represent-.
alives from 1.110 Grey, IlEslgra
'\Patton, rind Brussels schools a.
well as .other local talent, The
"Post" .haS said 1111 it Nun Nov'
it is up Co you. .See you at the
Brussels Fair. on Friday,'
Bride Honored By Friends
A miscellaneous shower was held
at the home of Mrs. Donna •Me-
Arter to honor Mrs. Jean Hutchin-
son, of Hamilton. (formerly ;roan
Bolger), who was recently mar-
vied,
The bride was presented with
many lovely and useful gifts and
received the good wishes of her
friends.
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostess.
NOLAN CRAIG
Patricia Ann Craig, daughter Or
iind Mrs. Melvin Craig of RR
1, Winghain and Donald Austin
Nolan, son of. Mr. and Mrs. :lames
Nolan of 11,R 2, Brussels. were
married at St, Ambrose ilontan
Catholic outtleh, Brussels, on.
Saturday, September 6th,
Maher J. Mooney performed
the double4.ing ceremony, "Miss
Yvonne Connelley, 'Brussels was
organist and Mrs. Bill Campbell of
Dublin sang "0 Promise Me" and
the 'Wedding Prayer"
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her rather. She Made her
floor length gown at' moire silk
.1:11f feta , with Aline skirt, empire
waist and shaped bell sleeves,. A
matching train attached by a back
how fell troin the empire waist.-
line. Her shoulder length veil of
nylon tulle in femr tiers' was held
by soft velvet. bows and she car-
ried giant white mums,
Fier sister. Miss 'Marg Craig of
Cl'uelph was Maid of honor, She
,,vore a floor length A-line gown of
avacado moire silk taffeta with
empire waistline. short sleeves
and trimmed with velvet ribbon,
and matching rosettes and she
carried bronze giant mums.
In identical attire Were the
bridesmaids, Mrs. Larry Martin,
:Kitchener. sister of the bride, :Miss
Becky Nolan, Brussels, sister of
the groom and Miss Pianne
Trutter or Kitchener,
Barry Nolan, ,Kitchener, brother
of 'the groom, was best man. The
ushers were Larry Martin, Riteh-
oner John: Carswell, EAtehener,
and Joe Sterile'. of Stratford.
The bridal party and parents of
the bride and grooM re-
ceived the gabsts at. the Prated
Church in 13111evale. The bride's
mother wore tr honey beige dress
with brown feather hat, browit
patent accessories and orange
The groom's Mother cage, s
hose tl blue dteSs 'with, Ma belting
hat', biat0,-. anceooriop 0tIO pink
PEOPLE WE KNO1A,
Miss Anne Oldfield, Western
Vnivorsity student, London, was
home for the weekend,
Mrs. F, (looper, wile has been a
patient in. Searorth Ifespital atone
home Tuesday.
Mrs, A. K Zapfe, of Toronto, has
been the guest of Mrs. AI, Ballart-
jack Willis, long-tile' baker at
the local bakery has token a pas-
Won in Burlington. join' Hanna
has also taken a Position there.
Armstrong suffered facial
burns Friday while burning brush
Ian Matheson, manager of the
mcArtnur AVen £' BTU. nch of the
Canadian imperial Bank of Com-
merce, in Eastview, has received
an award of $100 front Si Institute
of Canadian Bankers for topping
'his class in a banking course held
at the Vniversity of Ottawa. The
course '`The Banker and Society"
was held in 20 participating mit-.
versifies across the country.
—NDLAN SAUDER
Pink and white gladoli amid
eandleight rorinct the setting
when Lorraine Alice Sander ox-
changed
marriage vows with
Barry Richard Nolan, on Satur-
day, September 19th, in
Ambrose Church, Brussels,
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary Sander, Breslaii, a lid the
late Waiter Sander, while the
groom's parents are Mr. and. Mrs,
James Nolan of RR 3, Brussels.
'Reverend John Mooney perform-
ed the ceremony, The wedding,
music was played by Miss 'Yvonne
Connelloy.
Mr. James Sander of Brei an
gave his sister in in a Frio. e. The
bride chose a street length dress
of white 'velvet and her flowers
were a cascade of pink roses.
The bride's only attendant was
her sister, Mrs, IKetih Douglas.
1-Ter dress of forest green velvet
was styled identically to that' of
the bride, and she carried a
hocntet of pink and white roses,
Pink roses adorned the hair of
both the bride and I'm. sister.
Mr. Donald Nolan, Rid 1, Brus-
sels, brother of the groom. was
best man ,and the ushers were
Mr. Douglas Lowe of Kitchener,
and Mr. Keith Douglas. London,
brother-in4aw of the bride.
A floral arrangement of pink
roses graced the table for the
Buffett lunch at, the' reception
which followed in the parish
i
After a wedding trip to Northern
Ontario the couple will live ilt
Kitchener, The bride is a recent
graduate of the 'Guelph General
Hospital School of Nursfng.
corsage,
The young couple enjoyed a
Wedding trip to N.orthern Ontario
and Qiiebeis For travelling the
bride wore a pink dress and i• nu ,
which she made herself. Her ac-
cessories were. 'navy and she wore
corsage or pink' roiq-.!a,
Mr: Anti mm !tom 100 MIRO
GUEST FROM HOLLAND'
ATTENDS MAJESTIC 'W.I.
The .1-toptenihor iin of the
Majestic Women's Institute on
llistorieal _Research and current
1.7vents was hold in the BrtieselEf:.
Public Library on Thursday even-;
ing September l•Ith at 8 p.m. with
tendanee of 28. In the ab-
sence of the president, MrS.•
Mrs. Alberta Smith, the vice-.
Prebitienl, AIrs.Leona Armstrong
opened the meeting with the
singim,r of the Ode followed by the
Mary Stewart Collect. She wel-
comed those present with a very
hearty welcome to Mrs. Straatsina.
of Holland, a sister of Mrs.. H,
Devries, Ali those members who
'helped make the Iluronview •
August birthday party such :1.
succes,-: were thanked,
The minutes of the July meeting,
the financial report and some
eorrespondence were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Marie McCutcheon.
She presented Mrs. Leona Arm-
strong with a, bank hook for their
new baby daughter. ''Thank You"
from Mrs. Donald Perri e and Miss
Beth Hoover were read.
-Money making schemes were •
discussed. It was decided. to hold
a. Dessert Euchre in October.. A
group diplay. depicting "Song
Titles tv111 he entered at the
131 ussels.' Fall Falir.
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WALTON
t Lee a tt ending Water-
1,1n Vniversity.
Fred Watson has been a patient
in Clinton Hospital for the last
throe weeks.
Tom Leeming of Guelph Vniver-
sity spent the weekend with his
parents Sir. and Mrs. 'W. J. Loom-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smalidon
visited last week with :Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Smalid.cm.
.Jack McCall of Guelph .FniVer-
sity spent the weekend with his,
parents Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Call.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cooper of -
Ottawa, visited for several days'
v:1 1th Mr. and Mrs. T-Tarold Small-
don
MrlITILLE GUILD
The Guild of Melville Presby
terion ehurch held their regnlso
Meeting in the church par:tont on.
Tuesday night September 16th,
The meeting °polled by the
reading of a Doom on Fall by
marg. .Krantor Bynin ..Lill was
sung followed by the scripture
hieing read from Luke 6. verses
30-19. in unison. Ntancy MacLean
gave the pro yo.. A. story Sep-
tember was read by Marg. Kreuter
followed by the topic given by
„te.),a Ireland. Hymn 553 was ming
followed by all repeating the
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