Calgary Herald du lieu suivant : Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 7

a WEDDINGS PARFETT-TOM A wedding, was solemnized on p.m., in Crescent Heights United church, when Miss Orpha Clare Tom, Reg. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tom, Queenstown, N.B., the bride Sgt. John Parfett, eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Parfett, Bruce, Alberta. Rev. H. C.

Burkholder officiated. Given in marriage by W. elder. F. Durston of Calgary, the bride wore a gown of white Battenburg net over satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice, round neckline and a full-length skirt with a bustle.

Her sleeves tapered over her ORANGES Sunkist (252's), doz. GRAPEFRUIT California (100's), 3 for PLUMS Santa Rosa, lb. TOMATO SOUP HEINZ 10-oz. Made with tin Rich Cream HEINZ Tomato Soup KRAFT CREAM CHEESE SPREADS Relish, Pimento or Philadelphia Pkg. TONIK WHEAT OGILVIE GERM Ogilvie's 12-oz.

WHEAT GERM pkg. LISTEN TO JENKINS' SNACK-SACKS SANDWICH BAGS Ideal for Picnics, 35 HAS FOR SANDWICHES SandFOR TO COLD FRUITS wiches, SACK'S Cold Fruits Vege- Cuts, or SANDWICH pkg. tables, of KEEPS 35 lusher saridar PRODUCT wrists and her long halo veil was held by a spray of lilies-of-thevalley. She carried a bouquet of red roses. Her ornament was a pearl necklace, a gift from the bridegroom, and a gold and sapphire brooch which had been worn by the bridegroom's mother on her wedding day.

matron of the Viking hospital, was Municipal, bridesmaid and Mr. William Parwas best man for his brother. Ushers were Flight Sergeant Huyck and Lt. R. Major.

Mr. B. Choppen presided at the organ and Mr. Stanley Soren- son of Viking sang "I'll Walk side A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Campbell, 220 14th Ave. N.E., where Mrs. Mrs.

Parfett assisted in receiving. Rev. Mr. Burkholder proposed the bridal toast. Sgt.

and Mrs. Parfett left later for a honeymoon trip through the mountains and northern points. The bride travelled in 4 a honey gold dressmaker suit and top coat of cocoa brown wool, with accessories of brown. KING--BROWN St. George's Anglican church, Banff, was the scene of a quiet wedding, on July 15, when Sgt.

Marguerite Brown, (W.D.), younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown, of Banff, became the bride of Sgt. Harold E. King, only son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. King, of Vulcan. Canon Tully Montgomery officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride and bridegroom wore I their uniforms of Air Force and Army.

They are spending their honeymoon in Calgary and Vulcan. HUMFREY-MacDONALD On June 28, at Knox Presbyterian Church in Calgary, a ding took place when Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

MacDonald of Innisfail, became the bride of LAC Bruce Humfrey, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Humfrey of Mazeppa, Alta.

Rev. J. Gowland performed the ceremony, The bride entered the church on the arm of her uncle Mr. A. MacDonald, of Calgary, wearing a GROCETERIA LTD.

(WHOLLY CANADIAN OWNED) LETTUCE B. C. BING CHERRIES 2 Solid for heads, CELERY Lb. 25-lb. lug B.C.

Green, lb. 18 $0.95 wessee CABBAGE lb. Firm, 8 CHEESE Alberta Yellow, bulk, 1 lb. 35c Prepared Mustard WHITE VINEGAR gal. Heinz, jug $1.00 LIBBY'S BEEFSTEAK SAUCE 8-oz.

Heinz, bottle. 27c 6-oz. jar PREPARED MUSTARD VEGETABLE JUICES mer, Mixed, 20oz. Ayl- tin 19c BURNS' CHEESE ODEX SOAP. Golden Loaf or Spredeasy (ANTISEPTIC) MISS CANADA ODEX TOMATO JUICE Goldenloaf7 ODEX Fancy quality.

20 oz. 2 tins pkg. 4 cakes THE WHITE LIME JUICE Montserrat, 16-oz. bottle 53c CLEANER SHOE SHU. and Whitens" that "Cleans MILK LIME JUICE Montserrat, 32-oz.

bottle 89c NEW PRICES LOW kinds deans Regular size LONDONDERRY for pkg. making ice cream, 14c New large size LONDONDERRY for pkg. making custard, 14c JENKINS' RATION NEWS July 20th, 1945 BUTTER COUPONS-Nos. 90 to 114 now valid. No.

115 becoming valid July 26, 1945. PRESERVE CO Nos. 33 to 57; also 1 to 13 now valid. SUGAR COUPONS -Nos. 46 to 61 now valid.

"MILESTONES OF MELODY" OVER CJCJ ON SUNDAY at 8:45 P.M. WHITE SERVIETTES SWEET RELISH Aylmer, GINGER MARMALADE SOUR MIXED PICKLES SANDWICH SPREAD BABY FOODS Libby's, Nook Nap, pkg. of 70 12c 16-oz. bottle 25c Landon's, 12 fluid oz. jar 30c 26-oz.

jar 33c Marr's, 16-oz. Jar 43c assorted kinds, 3 tins 25c RYE CRUNCH EAT IT AS YOUR DAILY BREAD CRUNCH pkg. 8-Oz. COFFEE GOLDEN RULE TEA 1-lb. The pkg.

cellophane Tops Golden Rule pkg. in TEA 1-lb. pkg. Quality SUPPLIES FOR HOME CANNING GEM FRUIT Small size, doz. Medium $1.05 a gown of white brocade satin with a sweetheart neckline and lilypointed sleeves.

Her fingertip veil was held by a coronet of white ostrich feathers and she carried a shower bouquet of pink roses. A double strand of pearls, a gift from the bridegroom, was her only ornament. Miss Edy Thurston was the bride's only attendant and Mr. Ilbery Humfrey was his brother's Lest man. LAC Harold Simons and Mr.

John Will ushered the guests. 8 During the signing of the register Mrs. John Allison sang "I'll Walk Beside accompanied by Mr. Samel McDowell, organist. The ceremony was choral.

Rev. Mr. Gowland proposed a toast to the bride at a reception for 30 guests held at the Palliser Hotel. LAC and Mrs. Humfrey left on a trip to Banff, the bride travelling in an ensemble of blue and brown.

Her corsage was of red roses. On their return they will reside in Calgary where the bridegroom is stationed. Out of town guests included Mrs. Howard Cowan, Lloydminster; Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Siddon of Drumheller; Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Will and Mr.

John Will, all of Mazeppa. NONTELL-AKED Miss Madge Rankin Aked, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Aked of Calgary, was married on June 16 in Yellowknife, N.W.T., to Mr. P.

Arthur Nontell, second son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Nontell of Tisdale, Sask. The bride wore a frock of dusty rose crepe and fingertip veil caught in place with rosebuds.

Her corsage was of mauve orchids. Miss Eileen Bolch was bridesmaid and best man was Mr. William McKeown. A small reception was held at the home of Mr. Mrs.

W. H. Carruthers, where Carruthers and. gave the bridal toast. Mr.

and Mrs. Nontell are residing at present with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrse Edward Aked. BROWN-SNELL' A wedding of wide interest took place at St. Luke's Church, Red Deer, on July 14, when Miss Margaret Mabel (Peggy) Snell, only daughter and Mrs.

Harold J. Snell, became the bride of Capt. Frederick Ure Brown, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A.

Brown of Drumheller. The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. W. G.

Hudson of Lacombe. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose an afternoon dress of mauve and blue with a corsage gladioli and roses. Lieut. Lillian Fry, C.W.A.C., bridesmaid, and Lieut. AnderTonias son supported the groom.

Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast served at the Club Cafe, and later in the day Capt. and Mrs. Brown left by train for Edmonton, the bride travelling in a beige suit with brown accessories. After a holiday at Edmonton and Ottawa, Capt. and Mrs.

Brown will make their home at Edmonton where Capt. Brown has charge of the casualty section of the Col. Mewburn Pavilion, University Hospital. Mrs. Brown has been active in young women's organizations, particularly the Junior I.O.D.E.

and the Hostess Club. The bridegroom, previous to enlisting in 1939 with the 13th Field Regiment, conducted a drug store in Red Deer and was a member of the Red Deer Kinsmen Club. He served overseas with the Canadian Artillery and was severely wounded in Italy. Out-of-town guests included the bridegroom's father and mother, Mr: and Mrs. Harold A.

Brown. BISHOP--VAN DER VELDE A wedding of interest took place on July 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Van Der Velde of Dalemead when their daughter, Helen Verena, became the bride of Albert Bishop of Langdon.

Rev. Mr. Seiber officiated. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white sheer with insets of lace and long sleeves. She wore a chapel veil and a gold necklace, the gift of the bridegroom.

Her bouquet was of pink roses and white sweet peas. Miss Marjorie Van Der Velde was bridesmaid and Mr. Winston MacCeroy of Mossleigh was the best man. During the signing of the register, Miss Ruth Chalmers, niece of the bride, sang accompanied by Miss Delores Chilton, also a niece of, the bride, who played the wedding music. Later a reception was held on the lawn when more than 75 guests Bouquets of peonies flowers decattenderden orated the supper tables.

The flowers were sent from the home of Mr. Angus McKinnon of Dalemead. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop later left for a honeymoon at Banff and Waterton Lakes.

The bride wore printed silk jersey dress with a top coat of blue wool for travelling. On their return they will reside on the bridegroom's farm near Langdon. AARSBY-JENSEN Before the flower altar in the United church, Carstairs, July 10, Margaret Eileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Knut Jensen of Morris, became the bride of Mr.

Chester Bud Aarsby, son of Mrs. I. Aarsby of Carstairs. Rev. W.

Smith officiated. The bride, given in by her father, wore a marriage! gown of white sheer with a chapel veil held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a cascade bouquet of 1 red roses. She was attended by her sister, Miss Thelma Jensen. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr.

Orville Aarsby. The reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's mother. Mr. Cliff Aarsby proposed the toast to the bride. Mr.

and Mrs. Aarsby left later for Banff. The bride chose for travelling a lime green dressmaker suit with brown accessories. Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Aarsby will make their home near Carstairs. MARSHALL-MILESON On July 9th, a quiet wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

P. E. Mileson when their daughter, Vera Rosalie, became the bride of Donald G. Marshall. Rev.

Andrew Wood officiated. Given in marriage by her THE CALGARY HERALD Friday, July 20, 1945- FIRE ON BRITISH CAR Men On Sinking Ship Stood As On Parade By DESMOND TIGHE ROME, July 20 (Reuters) -At 1 a.m., March 23, 1943, a German plane swooped through bright moonlight upon the liner Windsor Castle, plowing through the western Mediterranean. A torpedo was dropped at 100- yard range and struck the tog vessel bearing some 2,000 British soldiers headed for the Tunisian front. Announcement of the ship's loss and the rescue of all but three of her complement were released at the time, but I heard a more detailed account from Capt. J.

G. Brown, R.N.R., who was picked up by the British battleship on which I was serving as a war correspondent. HEARD PLANES Today the censors released the story told me by the 57-year-old master of the Windsor Castle. "We heard the drone of aircraft to the starboard side of our convoy," Capt. Brown said after he had been picked up.

"We could see and thought she was But suddenly she circled, swooped in and dropped father, the bride wore a gown of white brocaded organza with a sweetheart neckline and lily pointed sleeves. Her floor-length veil was held in by a coronet of pearls. carDiashe ried a bouquet of pink roses and her only ornament was a strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Miss Olive Barnes was bridesmaid and Sidney Davis of ss Winnipeg was best man. Miss Patricia Mileson played the wedding music and played a solo, "Autumn during the signing of the register.

Rev. Mr. Wood proposed the toast to the bride at the reception following the ceremony. pa Mrs. Mills and Miss Patricia Mileson assisted the hostess in serving.

and Mrs. Marshall left later for the Pacific Coast, the bride travelling in a beige dress with a top coat of Queen's blue with a matching hat. Out-of-town guests, were Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Anderton of Edmonton and and Mrs. Sidney Davis of Winnipeg. ATHENS, July 20 (AP) An authoritative source reported Thursday that a Bulgarian band had fired on a British car near Florina, killing one occupant, wounding two others and seizing the remaining four. These four were released after having been robbed of their clothing.

An official investigation was begun. a torpedo at a range of 100 yards. "The torpedo struck us fair and square. The engine room was flooded, but the engine room crew with the exception of one man were washed through the bulkhead door to safety by the inrush of water. NO PANIC "I did not see a sign of All the boats were lowered safely.

Two Wrens aboard missed the boats and had to slide down 40- foot lifeline. One nursing sister in the chief officer's boat got all the crew singing. "Meanwhile, over 2,000 British troops waited patiently aboard for the rafts to 1 be cut away. Although the ship was sinking they stood like troops on parade until finally the destroyers came alongside and took them off." FOUTMISERY without Muss or Fuss! If, you suffer from tender, aching feet, or feet that offend, Medislip a pair of NU-FEET cated Insoles in your shoes today. They have brought foot comfort to thousands who suffered just like you.

Thin and comfortable to wear, and only 256 a pair at any drug store. The Song that is High on Your Hit Parade Recorded by Jansen Symphony of Los Angeles OTHER POPULAR HITS MUSIC RECORDS Laura F. Martin LouiseSentimental O. Peterson Journey Bell Bottom Bell Bottom TrousersTrousers T. Pastor HEINTZMAN and Company Limited 329 EIGHTH AVE.

WEST CALGARY Clearance OF ANKLE STRAP AND HEEL Summer Sandals with a flask of Color! Summer with its charm brings forth a riot of color as seen in our vivid new sandals. Each an eye-catcher ready for fun. they are smart and cool wherever you go. Regular $3.45 and $3.95 CLEARANCE $2.95 WHITE IN GOLDEN RULE Freshly Roasted Golden Drip Regular or COFFEE? Grind KERR MASON WIDE MOUTH JARS Small size, $1.40 doz. Medium size, $1.65 doz.

FRUIT JAR RUBBER RINGS. doz. Gem or Perfect Seal, JARS size, doz. Large size, doz. .25 $1:80 1-lb.

brick PARAWAX, CERTO, 8-oz. bottle 'CERTO, Crystal, pkg. jams and jellies, pkg, MEMBA SEAL, for INGRAHAM'S Calgary's Shoe Store Family 330 8th AVE. WEST Headquarters.