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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-09-01, Page 8o-, The Goderich 'Signal -Star; Thursday, Septem PHOTO BY R. J. NEPHEW DENOMME—JOHNSTON 1 .,ter', 1'..)inan Caliioli, Church, G )derich, decorated with rcd gladiolus formed the setting for the double -ring wed- ding of Arlen Johnston, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston. Godericb, and Lester Denamra-, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Denomme, Zurich, on Aug. 20, 1°G6. Rev. Fr. Moyna- han performed the ceremony, and Mr. Ed Walzak played the weddin^ music. • The bride, given in,arrr, rsiage'' by her father. chose a floor - length gown of Italian peau de faille, fashioned with "A" line skirt, long pointed sleeves, and scoop. neckline. Guipure lace was appliqued' on the empire - line, detachable chapel train. A crown of seed pearls held her elbow -length veil of French, illusion, and she carried a bou- quet of yellow roses and white stephanotis. Miss Carol Jones Goderich, was maid of honor, and Miss Sharon MacDonald, Goderich,- Mrs. Patrick Jeffrey. London. and Miss G a i 1 Denomme, Zurich, were bridesmaids. Al] wore full-length, A-line gowns of pale green shancharm. The sleeveless, empire bodice was trimmed with white lace and featured a scoop neckline. They wore over -the -elbow white gloves and carried crescent bou- quets • of bronze and yellow Mums. Their headpieces were matching pillboxes with tiny veils, trimmed with daisy ap- pliques. Kathy Vint, Windsor, was flower girl, dressed similarly to the bridesmaids, and Master Wayne Vint, Windsor, was ring - hearer. .Groomsman,was Greg Denom- me, Kitchener, and ushers were Dick Masse; London, Patrick Teffrey, London, and Larry Denpmme, Zurich. Wedding breakfast was held at the Maitland Country Club, and a reception at Dashwood Community Centre. For her wedding trip, the bride chose a powder blue dress with a scoop neckline and lace trim, blue hat and gloves, and blatCk patent accessories. Her corsage was of pink roses. Attends Exhibit PORT ALBERT—Bill Hayden attended the Massey -Ferguson machinery demonstration in London on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George -Carr and Anna of- Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hayden and other relatives in vicinity recently. Mrs. Earl Teschke, Valerie, Gerald, Mary, Glen and Elaine were at a cottagethe past week. Mrs. Clarence Hoy and Mrs. Earl Teschke visited with Mrs. Eldon Culbert who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, also visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowden,* Larry and Randy last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin and David of London visited with Mrs. Dave Martin and family. Paul Martin; son of Mr. and Mrs. Gord Martin is a patient in Goderich hospital. LONDON. — Former minister at North Street United Church YIt G'odetieh," Rev. OharieS Durrant and hiswife, I,sa!bellla, celebrated their With weddin anniversary here recently. Mr. Durrant, ordained in the Methodist church in England, began his ministry in Newfound- land, but later was stationed in London„ Conferee rgesx He occupied the pulpit of North Street LTnilted here far several months in 1456, between the pastorates of Rev. 1. A. Dickinson and Rev. E. A. Eus- tace. The couple was married in Sunderland, Durham County, England, after Mr. Durranit's ordination and cameo to Canada, where they were stationed at Flat Islands, Placenta Bay, on the south coast of Newfound- land. For four years they lived on Davis Island (now called Port Elizabeth), an island only •a mile and a -half long. There was no telephone, telegraph, dootor or nuysc. In addition to preaching; Mr. Durrant was supplied with a medicine chest for emergency calls. They •then moved to the 'hum ber town of Botwoodville and in 1901 came to Ontario where Mr - Durrant was posted at Benmil- ler and Melbourne. After Seven years in Windsor, .they moved to London. Mr. Durrant was ac- tive in .the London conference of the Methodist United Church. He was an elected member of the Windsor board of education, and a director of the Ontario School Trustees association. He was, also grand chaplain of Ontario, of the IOOF, and is a life member of Tarrow Affi- liated Ancient Masons. Mr. Dur- rant also served as correspond- ent for the ,Windsor Star, the London Advertiser and The Lon- don Free Press. The couple has four children, Mrs. Alton (!Irene) Butler, Har- row, Eugene, Toronto, Arthur S. Durrant, Point Claire, - Que., and Miss Edna Durrant, at home. There are five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, ASH Fl E LD ASHFIELD — Bill Johnson visited with his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Ronald of Toronto. Mrs. Alvin Robb has com- pleted a summer course at Western University: Guests with Earl ,Howes last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ran Oke and Kathryn and Karen of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dobbs of Toronto,, . Nineteen attended the meet- ing of the W. M. S. held in the church school room with Mrs. MacCreight in charge. Mrs. D. R. Mackenzie gave the meditation and Mrs. Sykes read a poem. The study on missions was taken by Mrs. Henry Mackenzie and Mrs. Earl Howes. Mrs. Gordon Finlayson was appointed assistant leader for the C.G.I.T. WANTED Seed - Wheat Contracts WE HAVE VERY • ATTRACTIVE SEED WHEAT CON- TRACTS. YOUR CHOICE OF TALBOT OR GENESEE.. WE ALSO HAVE COMMERCIAL WHEAT CONTRACTS AVAILABLE WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR BUYING WHITE BEANS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR QUALITY SEED OATS FOR FAST SERVICE BRING YOUR BEANS AND GRAIN TO W. G. THOMPSON & SONS LIMITED HENSALL, ONTA?ICO t PHONE HENSALL 262-2527 PHOTO BY JACK DOERR JEWITT=iFLETT Candelabra and white gladioli daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken - decorated the sanctuary of On- neth G. Flett, Clinton, and Ron- tario Street United Church, ald Wilbur Jewitt, son of Mrs. Clinton, for the August 27th Jewitt and- the late Mr. Wilbur wedding of Jean Elizabeth Flett, Jewitt, R.R. 1, Clinton. Rev, Grant Mills .officiated' 'at .the Ceareanony. Given in Marriage by Tier father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of white crepe satin. rrhe bodice was of Chantilly lace and featured scooped neckline, elbow length sleeves and on empire waist. Blegance was portrayed„ in the gently controlled Sheath - fitted at the princess waist. The detachable chapel train cascaded rom a tailed bow at the waist. A Ereneh pure silk illusion veil was caught by a pillbox Head- piece enhanced by a bow at the back. • She carried a crescent bouquet of pink delight roses and ivy. Maid of honor, Miss Barbara Flett, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids, Miss Glenyce Je- witt, sister of the groom and Mrs. Robt. Gibbings were dress- ed alike in floor -length gowns of Capri blue chiffon. The cotton lace tops featured bateau neck- Bines, empire waists and short cap sleeves. The back of the sheath skirts were accented by detachable panels falling from a bow, To complete their en- semble they wore matching white and blue picture hats ac- cented by blue daisies. They carried nosegays of white pom- poln mums and pink delight roses. .Gary Jewitt, brother of the groom, was best man and guests were ushered by Bev. 'Jewitt, brother al the groom and John Jewitt. . For the reception at the Of- ficers' Mess, Canadian_ Forces Base, Clinton, the bride's mother chose a sky blue Swiss brocade ensemble, matching accessories Dresden United Church was the scene of the marriage, on August 20, 1966, of Eva Myrtle Wicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 6. Wicks, Dresden and Harold William Bettger, son of Air. and Mrs. H. W. Bettger, Goderich. and a corsage of pink delight roses. The groom's mother wore a dress of turquoise brocade with matching accessories and a corsage of pale -pink roses. For travelling, the bride don- ned a true blue A-line ensemble with black patent accessories and a corsage of 'pink delight roses. �QZQQr Nets $3 3 0 NILE. --The U.C.W. of Nile held a srccessfuli bazaar last week Along with two quilts paeviously sold. -over 53$0.00 was realized, Eric McNee spent the week. end with his cousins Gerry and David Bere at Auburn. Mrs. Jack Daniels of Grimsby is visiting friends and relabives. in the community. Three children were baptized on Sunday they were Janice Lorraine, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn, Pollock and Greg- ory Elwyn and" Glen Andrew, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Feagan_ T'lre Young People of Dun. - gannon Pastoral charge are hold- ing a wiener roast at Port Al- bert, Saturday evening. All young people of high school age, who plan on attending Young People meetings are in- vited. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Taylor, Barbara and Nancy visited re- cently with Mr. Taylor's mother, Mrs., Fred Taylor and his sister Mrs. A. J. Clatworthy of Gran- ton„ and with'Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Stewardson and family of Ran-. nock 1VIr. and Mrs. William Wig- gins had their four grandchild- ren from Seaforth with them. for the weekend. M-rs. Russell Brindley attend- • ed the . CNE at Toronto last week. ` here. would we be without them ? • We wouldn't be among Canada's leading food retailers. That's for surel We're talking about the clerks who still manage a smile and a "Thank You" tate Saturday afternoon after a busy week's work — and even on days they aren't feeling tip-top. - We're talking 'about our supervisork, store managers, department .•Beads and their assistants who shape the backbone of A&P. Those behind the scenes, too, — literally hundreds of devoted employees in our offices, warehouses, and other facilities. Without all these fine people, There wouldn't be an A&P — and we know it. The`y`,work hard ... we're proud of them. Like most of us, most of them will rest too ... on Labour Day. - 1. Devil's Fool, Chocolate Malt, White, Milk Chocolate, Lemon Delight, brirk Chocolate, French Vanilla or German Chocolate. 39c Off- Off- Deal Reg. Price box $1.45 -- SAVE AN EXTRA 6c . OMO DETERGENT . king Size box 1•,3 9 RAI-S1NPIEor Monarch (Parchment Wrapped,) FEATURE PRICE! MARGARINE+ 3100 Betty Crocker• Reg, Price pkg 49c — SAVE 9c CAKE MIXES 2Pk89c Jane. Parker Reg. Price DOUBLE CRUST LLEMON_PIE-- . each 49c -- SAVE 19c 24 -OZ 8 INCH 'PIES Mix or Match . Jane Parker Reg. Price loaf 24c — 'RYE 7c 3 24 -oz loaves 65c 6 0 % WH�i BREAD Marvel Brand Asiorfed Flavours Reg. 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