The Brussels Post, 1946-8-28, Page 1rn ..Fi
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POST PUBLISHING HOUSE .a.._ Wednesday,
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reassels Legion"
Victoria Park BrussAs at 3 P. M.
THURSDAY,
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For Further Information See Display Posters
Notice
All accounts owing to Gregg
Bros, must be settled by September
91st, • Kindly make settlement at e
residence of Borden Gregg.
Gregg Brothers
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont,
Now Showing-
Thurs., Fri., Sat. August 29, 30, 31
A Yank In London
with
Anna Neagle Rex Harrison
Dean Jagger and Robert Morley
Mon., Tues, Wed. Sept. 2, 3 4
Along Comes Jones
with
Garry Coper and Loretta Young
A strong dramatic romance of the
West, studded with comedy and
excitement galore.
Matinee Labor Day -2.30 p.m.
Next Thurs., Fre„ Sat. Sept. 5, 6, 7
Masquerade In Mexico
with
Dorothy Lamour Arturo de Cordova
Patric Knowles and Ann Dvorak
Plenty of good fun available to
audiences in extremely well -produced
romantic comedy, with a gay and 11 I. Forsyth pastor of First United
carefree musical background. Church. Waterloo, officiated,
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Obituary
Alfred Dennison
Alfred W. Dennison, 63, of 61 Al-
lan St., W„ Waterloo, died Saturday
at the K. -W. Hospital following a
lengthy illness. Born April 15 186,3
in Huron County he was the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. William Den-
nieon.
The late Mr. Dennison served with
the llilet Huron Battalion during the
First Great War. He attended First
United Church, Waterloo. Deceased
was a member of St. John's Mason
!r Lodge and the 'Western Star
Lodge I,0,0.3'. both of Brussels.
On Oct. 1. 1903 in Seai'orth, he
married L111ian Wilts who survives
together with a sen. Frederick of
Waterloo, fonr daughters, MIS SP..
Elaine end Iris both of Waterloo.
firs. A. .T. Evelyn Heal of White -
vale and Miss Dorothy of Custer.
Washington; three brother, Edward
or Weston. Robert of Preston. Alex-
ander of Toronto, and two sisters.
Mrs. 11. A. Robinson of Regina and
Mrs. Harold Cook of Toronto. Two
gandcbilden also snvive
Remains rested at the Rats,
Bechtel Funeral Home where the
funeral service was held on
Tuesday at two p.m. Burial wee
made in Woodland Cemetery, Rev.
COM I NG -
The Blue Dahlia
(Adult Entertainment)
with
Ladd Veronica Lake
William Bendix
Alan
"Teach me 0 Lord the way of
thy statutes, and I shall keep
It unto the end."
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
Sunday School will resume on
Sept. 8th.
11 A. M. Labour Sunday Service
"A Christian In the
Business World."
Evening Se vice will resume
on Sept. 8th.
Louts D. Thompso.a, Organist
old Cboirmsster,
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
11 A. M. Morning Worship
Rev, J. F. Reyoraft
Of Port Arthur
Guest Pte -a-6 r
Jab ION Congregation.
Everyone Welcome.
Church of England
Rector Rev, J. H. Ken
Parish of Brussels
St. John's Ohurch Brussels-
10 A. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 A. M. Holy Communion
and Sermon
8t. David's Churoit Heafryh--
230 P. M. Holy Communion
and Sermon •
134. George's Church Walton
740 P. M. Holy Communion
end Berman
Majestic 'Women's Institute
' The August meeting of the Majes-
tic Institute was held at the hone
of Mrs. Jos, Armstrong on TbursclaY
nfternon, August 8th with a fair
t ; attendance, The sleeting was opened
� with the singing of the Institute
Ode followed by repeating the Lord's
Prayer in unison. The minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
I acting secre-tary, Mrs. Earl Cudmore
in the absence of the regular sec-
retary, Mrs. H. ,Spier and adopted
The roll call "A trait I inherited from
my Grandnrothea' was well. answer.
ed some very anmsing incidents
being related.
A letter from the Wabasso Gotten
Go., regarding the demonstration
they intend to pot on in the future
was read and explained by the
president.
A letter from the W.T,P,B,
cerning inflation was also read)
As Mrs. Slnclah' did not wish to
take charge of the pinking scissors
any longer it was decided Chet the
gnardtanshtp be trausSereci to Mra.
Cndnnore. Mrs. Miller then favottr-
ed with a. reading followed by a
i contest conducted by Mrs. Cudmore
.A. very humorous reacting was given
by Mrs, McDowell. Mrs. Wes. Berl'
' favoured with some m1551051 numbers
and comntnnity singing was enjoyed
I by all. Mrs, Sas, Teryalts conducted
a very puzzling "Animal" contest
Mra. Jas, Armstrong hronght down
the house witb lsughter by a Tena-
ble. All tacit part in another
contest "Gemination% in Grand
mother's Day,' 'conducted by Mrs.
W. Miller. Mrs. 0. Hemingway was
Pieter' the prize for having .the
Whitest Hair, Mrs. R. Davidson win•
niug it far having the youngest
grendehitd.
The snnahineeoideelinn was taken
and a vote of thanks to Mrs. Arm•
strong for her hospitality was moved
by the ledies, The meeting was
brought to a close by the sir.gleg of
the National Anthem after which a
special 100011• for Grandmother's
Day was served by the 1lostessos in
charge,
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"-"'Notice To Contractors
* * • lc¢ „ o • p I HALF HOLIDAY THURSDAY ! NOTICE
��+•, pp {{'' TA/ t KNOW Open Wednesday all day. Grewar's I All children who passed their 5th For Martis Twp. Drain
�A���6..I: 4"r f.i IA11I �A'YY I
Groceteria sells the famous. 1310nr10(1 birthday
1: ' tday March
arch 1,1946 can S
tart to
. The
ant antf030,0
" a' nr u"r ,
school Sept. 3, subject to there being mto r1r1 rtOP' opn Ia1.1
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5 Flowerdale Broken Orange Tea. the
Miss Kate Menzie is a patient in
Victoria hospital, London.
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Mr. and Mrs, Hudson, Goderich
were Sunday visitors with relatives
here.
-
Dr. Gilpin and Mrs.Gilpin, Detroit,
were recent visitors with friends
here,
Rev. J. F. Reycenft, Port Arthur,
is a guest o8 Rev, H. C. Wilson and
Mrs, Wilson.
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Jack Ballantyne. Stratford, is lroll-
daying with his grandmother, Mrs,
M. Ballantyne,
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llr.,. K11'00 Buoehi+•r. is spending a
week vi,iting relatives and friends
in Ches','Y
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Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. McFadzean,
Toronto were week end .guests with
relatives here.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ballantyne,
London are visitors with his mother,
Mrs, M. Ballaa0tyne,
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Mr. nrl Mrs, George Dawson of
net ',aniey are visitete et the h'1me
of h•', father lir. Phren Ament.
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Mass Pearl Ranker. Toronto, was n
week end visitor with her parents,
Mr: and Mrs. W. L. Backer,
Mrs. Lemnos and
Dorothy, Detroit with the
mother, Mrs, A. Messer.
Mrs. B. Whittard and daughter,
.errs. Chas. Middleton, were recent
visitors in London and Detroit.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson
and Mrs. McClennan, Clinton were
weelc enol guests. with Mrs. M,
Ballantyne.
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r'l',iee Long is at "1 iins a ('on
veatinu of the CoM!,lettion Life
t •, . 'ion this ' r at B!Ywin ins,
Mnslcolca.
daughter
former's
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Mr, Ward Buchanan and daughter
Toyce of Detroit are visiting with
his sisters Mrs, R. T. Strachan and
Misr Flo. Buchanan,
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Mr. and Mrs. Archie Henderson
of Sarnia are visiting et the home of
Mrs, Geo. Henderson and with other
relatives and friends.
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Visitors last week with M.
McKelvey were Miss Ella Fraser of
Teurlington and Airs. R. McLean of
Seattle, Washington.
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Mrs. John Meadows, Mrs. M. Edgar
and sone John, Donald, Bruce and
Jim visited recently with Mrs, Hugh
Edgar, Wroxeter,
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Miss Margaret Evans of Brussels
underwent a main- operation in
Listowel Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday last, She is progressing
fahnurably,
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Mrs, Sam Davidson has been a
recent visitor to Sebringvitle, the
route of Pearson, and Mrs. Young
aiid also getting acgrZaintedl with her
little granddaughter.
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Mr. and Mrs. lI, Smttliendort of
Magee and Mrs, Erie Cote anal baby
son of Delhi were recent visitors
with their parents Mr. and Mrs,
i)nvi5 Doak. •
•d fi e
Miss Carrie Hingston and her
sister Mrs. Em Parr' have relented
home after a very enjnyJbin visit at
the home of the cnllslnw M1•: and
tTinrstml, Chicago, 111.
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Mr, sncl Mrs. A. 1VT. Grower and
Brice Edgar were recent visitors at
Sunfish Camp, Lake 01111100. t{in•
rough and Jack 'Grewar, who have I
been holidaying there returned home
with them,
sufficient accommodation. of the Hanna Drain will he let be
tea with a flavour. TRY IT. Ask the Brussels School Board :public suede, at 4 p, 1n., August 3011
at the drain,
Early Morning Accident George Martin. Clerk
A ear driven by Jack 9olnnvilte
of Atwood was badly damaged when
it was .:Cegrdiy hit from the ran
by a C. R. Davinson truck driven by
Calvin David'�"n The accident
Note To Parents oecurrad 1L th early bouts or Wed.
In Town neadrly a 'ra * 0 at 1e railr01d
Parents of boys and girls under 15 crossing at Brussels. After hitttnr
years of age are reminded that the the rear of the rear the truck
school law requires that such stu- careened into a tree on the lawn in
dents be sent to school until they front of E. Somers' house. r)fflcer
reach 16. Penalties on conviction Saunter investigated. Fortunately
are provided for in case of non- nn one was injured.
attendance and also all such cases
have to ire reported to Family The United Church
Ale -manes Board, Hence the par
The wisdom of 'melee
The knmvledge of victory is the
ants will lose this'meen:eemonthlycheque,
n juvenile ' experience of St. Paul .was tate sub -
in "Boal as Inns as possible need jest of the morning sermon h1 the
rle
Tinned Church. Mrs. R. B. Cousins
hewrsely be painted one when we offered a message In the solo "Fath
to phnd the keenness that is er lead me," in excellent voice.
developing for pose war jobx, auri
when we realise that the boy m' girl
needs all the prepaiattna and equip. i Melville Church
ment possible to obtain, before meet- ' During the service on Sunday,
such competition. 1 august 255511, the Sacrament of Holy
While we are on the subject, the j Baptism was administered to Andrea
law provides that a fine he imposed Loulse, d'aughte• of Mr. and Mrs
on an employer who hires under age ( Harry Bowler; Mary Eloise, daught-
stusierts without a permit from the • er of Mr. and Thomas Ferguson;
school attendance officer. Raymond Gordon Edmund, eon of
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Bronson;
Kirkconnell Reunion David Alan Bell, son of M1•. and Mrs.
The rCl,kconneli reunion was held Ross Duncan; John David, son of
\Tr. and Mao. John Pennington: Susan
Athe home ni 9M. and airs, Richard Flieabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alcock, 7th con, Morris on Sunday, Thomas McFadzean.
August
M 11th. The guests wean: son. The mtrster preached on the sub -
Snelling
,ices. Tom Tiirkconneli and son
of Frank, Alta.; Mr. and Mrs. ject, ,'The Little Children:' in which
Sne111ng and family of Welland: be outlined the responsibllties of
Mrs. Ron. McClintock of Hamilton: Parents towards' their children with
loft. and Mrs. Charlie Snelling and repent to their spiritual welfare.
family of Bayfield; Me. and Mrs. Ration Coupon Due Dates
Andrew Kh9reonnell and family of
Auburn; air. Dave Tmrkeonnell of
Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly
and family, 7th con. Morris; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Alcock and fancily, 14511
con. Grey; Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Storey
and fancily, 14th con. Gray; -Mr. and
Mars. Geo. Thornton and family, 9th
con. Grey; Mr. and Mrs. Eric
person that uses it, For the people
that are threshing we have canned
Pumpkin anti Sweetened Rhubarb
in tins (no coupons).
GREWAR'S GROCETERIA
PHONE 5, BRUSSELS
Coupons now valid are 0111"
preserves 01 to 8 25. butter Rig to
1118, meat 1140 to 1150 and Q1 and
Q2.
Notice
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Canadian Legion will be
Alcock. 12th con. Grey; Mr. and Mrs, held on Tuesday, Sept. end ahoy
Clifford Clements and family " Joe Thuell's shop• A 8105 turn out
Hanr"over; Mr, and airs. Clifford is, requested.
Cardiff of 7th con. Morris, Supper
was served and an enoyable time
was spent.
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Former St John's Rector In
Charge of St. Margaret's,
Vancouver
• Rev, 117: F. and Mrs. Oldham of
Camden East and formerlty of
Brussels are spending August in
Vancouver, B.C. whare the former
is in charge of ,St. Margaret's Church
while the Reran;• eanml I -T. P.
llarertt is :of holtda; s. Th -'y a'e
oceupying St. 'Taraar=t'•+ recto'v
there On the tale W'4' they visited
relations in Regina, Saskatoon and
Calgary. They will return to St,
Luke's Rectory, Camden East,
Sept. 1. -r
Gayelord Houser Presents
30.Day Vitality Diet
• The eminent nutrttionis,t and diet
authority for Hollywood's stars
offers, his world famous diet system.
React it in The American Weekly p'layoPPs.
with t'lis Sunday's (Sept 1) issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times. Gayelord
-
Ilouser shows how easy it is to enjoy Mr. N. Chapman, Mr, and Mrs. R.
goodi food, good health and good W. Kennedy and sons, were Sunday
Ionics, Get Sunday's Detroit Times. (visitors with Kitchener relatives,
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School Re -Opens
Tuesday, Sept. 3rd
School will re -open here on Tues-
day of next week with one new
teacher, Miss Marjorie Galbraith on
the staff. She replaces Mrs. J.
Howard, who was engaged during
last year as teacher of room 11
when Mrs. Gregg resigned because
of illness.
Brussels Girls' Team
Entertained At Dinner
An enjoyable evening was spent
at Coleman's restaurant when Mr,
and Mrs. Alex Coleman treated the
girls' softball team to a chicken
dinner. After dinner the evening
was spent at the Coleman home, The
girls have had a very successful
year. never having lost a league
game. They have been given a bye
and are awalMng the completion of
other games before continuing the
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'WEDDING
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Garniss-Douglas
1.h'(;K'1r11S.- Tl need d r
solemnised at 511'. Presbyterian
Church. Lurlcuow. Tuesday after•
non when Margaret Isobel Douglas
leonine
ougl -
b,vame the bride M lit'. Herbert
'Martin Gar i== of l;rns,nt.�• n, -q r,
H. MacDonald. officiated. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 1i'. J. Douglas, Lnrknow, and
rhe bridegroom a son of Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Ga1•niee. Brusse's, The
organist ^:a*Mee. T. A. Leishman.
Snldbuiy. Mr. and Mrs, Horace
FTitchison, brother-in-law are sister
of the bride, sang "The Lord's Pray-
er" prior to the ceremony and "T'Il
Walk Beside You" during the signing
of the reenter. Given in marriage
by her father, the bride wore a floor -
length gown of white organza and a
finger-tip veil. Her only ornament
was a cameo brosch worn by her
grandmother on her wedding day.
She carried a shower bouquet of
American Beauty roses. Mrs, N, S.
Calvert. Paris. was her e'ster's
matron of hong, wearing a floor -
length blue gown of mousseline do
sole 1md a matching rii,han heart,
dress•. Her colonial bouquet was 04
nick rn*nc mid cornflowers. lits:
Joyce Calvert. niece of the bride,
was flower girl. She tin`s :r ethic ret
rhe'"-- n^d ribbon headdress. anal
aee'rnt erdonial bouquet similar
that of the matron of benne. 151•.
Thomas Garniss, Rrussels. attended
hie hrother as best urn- and let'.
N. S. Calvert. Paris. and Mr. - Burns
afoffet, Blne'cale. 'teepeed, A recep.
tern was held at the home of the
bride's parents. For r wedding trip
to Muslroka, the bride donned a
brown and white clresamaker suit. On
their return, the (Tunic well reside
in Brussels.
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Master Sack and Kinioek Grewar
came home on Sunday after spentl'
Mg their ifoltdays at S1lnflsh 'VAC.. 1
C.A. Camp. T<inloolc hi -might home
two ribbons one for boating and one
for swimming.
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Mr, and Mrs. Rey McKay end
dangltter Shirley leave thea week
for Ruffaln after spending the
summer with his mother Mra, Chas.
The Sept. meeting will be held al' McKay, tater 110Y and SbirleY
the ionto of Mrs. Wm. mote, ,, wilt leave for Florida by ntotdr
Where they spend the white'.
Thur9dal p.m., Sept. 12th,
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INTRODUCING
The Opening of
Hardare Store
We realize our stock is Ear from
complete. We will endeavour to obtain the
articles you require, catering especially
to the farmers' need.
M. C. Oldfield
Proprietor
Dilworth-Poth •
Standards of pink and wbite
gladioli and woodland ferns made a
pretty hackgroend in Ting Street
BRUSSELS, Obi J Aka- r xo,
tl•.'er sesday
Half -Holiday
5;•,',a s.la, , it1 t •rn'T,en
4511 the following places will 1.1R8'
2t 1"2.311 1 -,'m..
instead of Thursday.
Fast Huron Emporium
C. Adams & Son
A. Wood
Willis' Bakery
Export Packers
Elliott's Grocery
Robert Dowring
n.., ('reamal•y
1 N •r,r'ur
Wnl. Martin
P.. 5 He•-1;erington Law Office
'fie 1 ru"nla Hardware
Dunt McDonald
S. Rutledge
Hugh Pearson
J. Logan & Son
Arcade Store
W1111e Star Bakery
Baeker Bros.
Lowe's Grocery
O. Boll
Rama & Johnston
W. Leach
Wm. Mitchell
Miss H3ngston
Stevenson'e Harness Sbop
John Gibson
Brussels C. S. Upper
School Results
Following is theilst of candidates
with the grading in various suhj0iwtt,
made nn the ,Tune IT. S. examinations..
The record made by Ruth Wilson' Fs
especially rnteworthy with 6 firsts. 2
seccnds. and a third. T1rr+se
marked with '1' were taking only s.
Part of Grade 13 work.
"'Lloyd Armstrong; Fr. Comp. (7
Helen !1l11: En_. Comp 2. nn"+e.
Lit. C. lined. Hia. 1. Alg. C Grcnr2..
2. Phys. R. (Them 2 Fr. .40th, .
Fr. Come. 3
Doris Baseman: Eng. Comp. 2 HraR
Lit. C. Mod. Hist. 3. Ale. 2.^,corer_
1. Phys. 1. ('hem, 1. Fr. Ante. . "t.
Fr. Comp. 1
Jim Cameron: Alg. R. Geom. 1
P11ye. C. Cheat. 2
''Trvin•, Burn: Mod. His. C
=Moss Knight: Phys. 2
John Spivey: Mod. Hist. C. Aig. lee
Phys. C. Chem. 1
Ruth Wilson; Eng. Comp. 2, Eng. Le
3, Mod. Hist. 1, Alg. 1, Geom. a,.
Phys. 1. Chem. 1. Ter. Auth. 2
Fr. Comp. 1
Books required py Gr. 9 students:
Cnsirs Primaire de Francais
Baptist Church, Kitchener, for the Building the Canadian Nation
wedding Saturday afternoon of Muriel public School Geography
Rosamond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, f junior English for Gr. TC & X
Kilmer A. Porth, New Dundee, and Mr. General Mathematics Bk I
Robert Glenwood Dilworth, son of I General Silence B'k I
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Dilworth, Brun
eels. Ont. The wedding =sir was
Played by Mise Ionise Germann,
organist, and Miss F.ty Kennomnva Fall Fair Dates
Calle '0 Perf•' •t Love" durtllg 1110
signing of the register. Given in Dates of agricultural societies'
merriage by her father, the "ride fairs and exhibitions to he held in
wore a floor -length gown of white various parts of the district this Tan
mousseline 0,4 s 11e brocaded with 111- here been announced by the AgrbB 2
les of the valley with full skirt ewe( t• rural Societies Branch, Ontario tee -
heart neckline and lily -point sleeves. Pertinent of Agriculture. Tn mnkera0'
She wore her mother's weddi"g veil the announcement. J. A. Car1nn
of silk net ani caught with a pleated i superintendent of the branch. state&
beederese with orsi'ge blossoms. Site that all dates are guhj5ect to ebeeetra.
carried n bouquet of red Better Times Fails wilt he held at;
••Pees. cornflower attd sweet peas, Milverton Sept, 3, '?i
Mrs. Harold Hynrintnn, Gnrrie, sister Tavistock
Blyth
Mildmay
Wellesley
Palmerston
Ripley
Neel Hnnehltrg ......... Sept. 13', -
Emhro , Sept: rn
Stl•atfnt•d . Sept. 15•as•
E:;etre Sept. 18. 10
T.ieinw'el Sept. 18. 'ER
Kincardine . Sept.19. 20
Galt Sent 19 to 22
Seafnrth Sept.
Clifford Sept. 2G. 211
7,tirich Sept. 2433. Lv
I,nekno ' Sept. 24. Sin
Machell Sept. 24. 0n''
Harrieter Sept. 28, 27
Sept- 28. 37
Sept. 11;''
Sept. 27. 3?d'
(let. 9.
31 1 t followed ihr c r, atttnry Dinner
Oct 8. 3
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... Tet. l;. efr
1 Ant, o. ,G
net. R, 9
Oct, &. et
of the bridegroom was matron of
honor. She wore a floor -length gown
of Pink taffeta with fitted bodice, full
skirt and sweetheart neckline, with it
she wore lace mttfens. FTer headdress
was a wreath of pink flowers with
pink streamers, She carried bouquet
lnf Nine cornflowers and pink sweet
peas. Wearing an identical gown in
blue taffeta, Mrs. Eldon Mann, West
ltnnkton. also a sister of the bride,
groom, was 1lridesntaid. Tier head -
dross was n wreath of bine flowers
with blue streamers. and she carried
perk sweet pens and blue cornflowers.
1Tr. Tenn moot Potit, of New Dander.
brother of the hride was heat man,
1 Mr. Harold T-Tyndman, Gnrrie and 11r
R!dnn Mann, West Monktrn were
I ushers.
Sept. 8, `+T'
Sept, 10, 111
Sept. 10, 11
Sept. 10 1I.
Sept. 12,. Tau
Sept, 12; .
Kinston
fungannoll
Alward
Trrwaet
er
St Marys
TieET+rot
Fnl'5wich
Bayfiold
Brussels
international Plnwtng Mntrh ;anc"l
farm machinery demnnstrrai;itGn:..
Miro', County, Port Albert AtrR21:,t•
highway 21. Oct. 15 to 1R, inerms3+ra-
A reception at the Old Mi11 C all 'r
. torn' n
was served to 75 go''hi R"coin n,,
won, the bride's mother. wearing a
11r:r»nitini silk printed gown in
i•r'mhnnttet 011n11 with 'Welt note=•
Isorict and a enrsagc of whirl gar -
(c'. n 0e, and 1111 heel(grnom'e mother
lie 11 peace blue 'mended sheer gown
with fleck aseesrnrtes and a corsafte
0: molt rosea. Fur her wadding trip
• to *Muskoka, the bride wore a powder
i1,11e dressmaker snit with navy. saes•
i s 1.00. On thaft return the t.onple
11r411t i(eide in New Dtmdee.
i.
Brussels "Legion" Sports Dads' at►1
Thur•adey, August 5590.• at 3 p, 1(311
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