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PAGE I4A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR,,, THURSDAY, JUNE -2,1977
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MR. AND MRS. JAMES
ROBERT DURST
White gladioli and yellow mums decorated Londesboro
United Church for the double ring ceremony in which
James Robert Durst married Joanne Marie Thompson
on May 7 at 3:30 p.m.
The bride isthe daughter of Ken and Ilene Thompson of
198 Sunset Drive in Goderich. The groom is the son of
Albert and Phyllis Durst of RR2 Clinton.
The Reverend Stanley McDonaldof Londesboro
conducted the ceremony. The organist was Mrs. Louise
McGregor and the soloist was Miss Marianne Frayne,
Mrs. McGregor accompanied Miss Frayne as she sang
I'll Be There and Annie's Song.
The bride given in marriage by her father. She wore a
dress of white crystal peau accented with venice lace
appliques of white lily of the valley sprays. The gown had
an empire waist falling to a chapel train. A Juliet cap
headpiece with matching lace trim accented with pearls
held the bride's elbow length veil. She carried a bouquet
of white sweetheart roses, carnations, lily of the valleys
and baby's breath.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Judi McMichael of
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Dungannon, sister of the bride. She wore a long halter top
style gown of peach polyester knit with matching short
sleeved jacket. She wore a garland of peach and yellow
carnations as a headpiece and carried nosegays of peach
and yellow carnations and baby'sbreath.
Bridesmaids were Debi Durst, sister of the groom,
Sandra Riley and Brenda Loughead. They were dressed
identically to the matron of honor with Sandra and
Brenda in yellow.
Floweer girl was Rhonda Lee McMichael of
Dungannon, niece of the bride. She wore a floor length
halter style dress in yellow flowered pring matching the
bridesmaids colors. She carried a nosegay similar to
those of the bridesmaids.
Ringbearer was Daniel Durst of Goderich, cousin of
the groom.
Groomsman was Gerry Durst of Goderich, brqther of
the groom. Ushers were Bill Durst, brother of the groom,
James Thompson, brother of the bride and Wally
Pierson, friend of the groom. The groom and his at-
tendants wore brown tuxedos with darker brown velvet
trim.
Following the wedding, a reception was held in the
Blyth Community Centre. The head table was centred
with the wedding cake decorated in white with peach and
yellow roses.
The bride's mother greeted guests in a long gown of
apricot polyester knit with a matching flowered chiffon
capelet jacket. She wore a yellow rose corsage.
The groom's mother wore powder blue polyester knit
gown with cape sleeves and softly shirred front accent.
For travelling to Northern Ontario the bride changed
to a powder blue pant suit with white accessories and a
white carnation corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. Durst are residing at 17 Wellington Street
North in Goderich.
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To live in Willowdale
MR. AND MRS. JOHN MAURICE McDONALD
Blyth United Church was the scene of a pretty spring
wedding on Saturday, May 7, 1977 at 2:30 when Holly
Susan Elliott and Jelin Maurice McDonald exchanged
marriage vows before Rev. Cecil Wittich.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Elliot of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McDonald of Oak-
ville are the parents of the groom.
Baskets of white gladioli, daisies and mums, some
tinged with coral and blue, decorated the chancel of the
church. White satin bows marked the guest pews. Mrs.
Harry Lear played organ selections, prior to the
Muscle therapists
graduate at clinic
The ninth class of students
graduated from the Therese
Pfrimmer Deep Muscle
Therapy Clinic on May'l 1 ,
The three graduates, Mary
Kish R.T. of Niagara Falls,
Ontario; Alice Cook R.N. of
Birmingham, Ohio and
Stanley J. Howard Reg. M. of
Elyria, Ohio are- now- Deep
Muscle Therapists (D.M.T.).
According to Mary Kish, a
Registered • Technician, "I
first learned about deep
muscle therapy through a
friend of mine who was
booked for eye surgery. After
her first deep muscle therapy
treatment, her eye improved
to a point where surgery was
no longer necessary and her
vision returned and is im-
proving with each treat-
ment."
Hospitals in the United
States. However she said she
has never seen more
dramatic results than at the
Pfrimmer Clinic,
"I heard of these results
last year from a friend,- who
was unable to leave her
wheelchair for some time,
until she had her first deep
muscle therapy treatment at
the clinic. She was .able to
walk, even go up and down
stairs, this after being a
wheelchair patient for many
months," she explained.
Stanley J. Howard has leen
a masseur for 25 years and.
the results he witnessed from
hdiemep. muscle therapy amazed
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ceremony, the Processional hymn, Praise My Soul, the
King of Heaven and accompanied the soloist Mrs. C. Tom
Kenken of London who sang Sunrise, Sunset, The Wed-
ding Prayer and We've Only Just Begun.-
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a low-
necked gown of polyester. The skirt featured layers of
chiffon over crepe, extending to a short train. The bodice
was of laee over crepe. The sleeves were full and sheer
and gathered to a lace cuff. Her wide -brimmed hat was
trimmed with lace that matched the Tape ef her gown.
She carried a cascade bouquet of pink sweetheart roses,
white daisies, blue strawflowers and white stephanotis.
She wore a gold heart -shaped locket, a gift from the
groom.
Mrs. Brian Edgeworth of St. Thomas was matron of
honour. Miss Laurie Elliott of Blyth and Miss Pattie
Brandreth of Toronto were the bridesmaids. They were
gowned alike in deep aqua -blue jersey sleeveless dresses
with sheer flowered jackets with chinese collars. They -
wore halos of daisies in their hair and carried bouquets of
daisies with coral carnations and blue ribbons. They -
wore gold-filled necklaces, the gifts of the bride.
Groomsman was Alan -McKeag of Mississauga--; Larry
Spence of Burlington and Jim Barnes of Matheson were
ushers. The groom and his attendants wore black suits
with pink boutonnieres.
Following the wedding ceremony, the guests viewed
gifts at the bride's home on Dinsley Street before
proceeding to the reception at Seaforth Optimist Hall.
The bride's mother greeted guests in a long dress of
mint green polyester knit, flocked with white. Her cor-
sage was pink rose buds and white stephanotis. The
groom's mother wore a pea,ch-coloured gown with a blue
corsage.
For 'travelling to the Canadian West and Mexico, the
bride changed into a brown jumper with striped blouse.
Her corsage and the groom's boutonniere were sonja
roses to match the red shade in her blouse.
Mrs. Brian Edgeworth and Miss' Laurie Elliott en-
tertained at a miscellaneous shower for Goderich high
school friends and former neighbours of the bride at the
home of Mrs. Glenn McMichael in Goderich.
The groom's parents held a party at their home for
several family friends and neighbors. They alsoen--
tertained the bridal party at the Benmiller Inn -following
the rehearsal on May 6.
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- Guests attended the wedding from London, England,
Linden, Michigan and many Ontario points, including
Ottawa, Creemore, Toronto, London, Oakville and
several local places.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald haye-taken up residence at 2
Forest Laneway, Apartment 3011 in Willowdale.
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The graduate
Robert James Coulter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Coulter,
181 Cameron Street, received
his Bachelor of Applied
Science degree in civil
engineering at Convocation at
the University of Waterloo.on
May 28. 'He has accepted a
position with, I.B.M. in
Toronto.
K of C meet
The 79th annual convention
of the Knights of Colembus
was held in Hamilton. The
delegates from the Father
Nagle Council No. 5420 of
Goderich were Grand Knight,
Gerry Pitre and Recorder,
Joe Stokes. The convention
was held for three days
beginning on May 21.
In conjunction with the
convention, the, annual
charity car draw was held.
The principle winner was the
Arthritis and Rheumatism
Association of Ontario.
The winners. of the three
cars were Donna Ferguson of
Ottawa, J. Perrault of South
River and Mrs. A. Cowan of
Toronto.
The Knights of Columbus
thank the people of Goderich
and area for their support in
the draw as it means that the
Knights of Columbus of
Goderich will be able to
further their charitable work
in the area.
Sorority off
to breakfast
The social committee, of
Beta Theta sorority held an
impromptu breakfast at the
home of Dorrie Chisholm on
May 28.
Members were awakened
in the wee hours of the
morning and arrived at the
breakfast in a variety of night
attire.
The sorority sisters were
driven home after a delicious
breakfast and friendly
conversation. It was a very
enjoyable and unusual start
-to their day.
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by
Paul Brown
(O.L.T.A. CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR)
Tennis Tip no. 7
The backhand is the most natural shot
movement is away from the body onceyreOr
the shot has been made. With practice',"
-quickly becomes'a reliable and natural stroIC
Prepare the raquet early to avoid rushiti
With both hands, draw the raquet back so thi'l
ts behind you. Then, as if drawing a sw,;'''
forward while stepping out towards the bole
occurs just ahead of the leading foot. DI;
through which provides power and accuraci'
tend completely away from the body. Ilk
through turns your shoulders to the point 44
chest ends up facing the net.
The above instruction will be to noavaili.lii4isfaTe;‘,
watch the ball hit the raquet. Practice woiell
the stroke firmlylo-your-mind-thereny
need to run around your backhand to hit afore'
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