HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1967-09-28, Page 5LOCKHART GIBSON
Empress United Church was
beautifully decorated with stan
dards of white mums and
gladioli for the setting of a
lovely wedding, Saturday, Sept
ember 9 when Rev. Evan Mo-
' Lagan officiated in the double,
ring ceremony of Eva Corrine
Gibson, daughter of Mrs? Eva
Walpole, Lqndon, and Robert
John Lockhart son of Mr. and
' Mrs. John Lockhart, Auburn.
The bride given in marriage
byher mother and step-father
was lovely in a floor-length
gown of white silk sheer
organza oyer taffeta. Her A.
line skirt flowed from a fitted
bodice. Applique chantilly lace
bordered her Chapel train. A
floral cluster held her four-?
tiered French illusion veil and
she carried a bouquet of white
carnations and pink sweetheart
roses. She wore a gold cross
a gift of the groom.
The attendants were Mrs.
Robert Henry, London, sister of
the bride, as matron of hpnoij
Miss Bonnie Snell, Londesboro
and Miss Joan Lockhart, Tor
onto, sister of the groom were
bridesmaids. Miss Janet Lock
hart, Auburn sister of the groom
was flower girl.
The bridesmaids wore iden
tical floor—length gowns of
shrimp chiffon and each wore
a wedding bell pearl drop neck
lace, gift of the bride. The
flower girl’s dress was iden
tical to the bridesmaids, she
carried a winsome basket of
white mums and pink sweetheart
rose?,' and wore a gold cross,
gift of the bride.
The best man was Norman
Lockhart, Toronto, brother of
the groom, the ushers were
Roipert Henry, London, brother-
in-law of tlie bride, and Larry
Lockhart, Auburn, brother of
the groom.
Wedding music was supplied
by the church organist and solo
ist Miss Barbara Snell of Lon
desboro, sang ’Q Perfect Love’
end ’I’ll Walk Beside You’,
For a recption held at the
Golden Pheasant Motel, Lpndon,
Mrs, Walpole, mother of the
bride, chose a vellow ensemble
of lace coat over a lace sheath
with black accessories. Her
corsage was of bromze mums
and yellow, rosebuds. Mrs.
Lockhart, mother of the groom
chose a two piece dress of
coffee brown embossed satin
With black accessories, Her
corsage was pink roses.
The bride’s table was centred
by a three-tiered wedding cake
and the hall was decorated with
pink and white streamers and
wedding bells, ?
Victor Heeley Toronto, uncle
of the bride was master of cere-
monies. Telegrams and mes
sages from the groom’s uncle
and aunt in Nova Scotia and
the groom’s sister and brother-
in-law of British Columbia were
read by the groomsman, Nor-
man Lockhart< Following the
reception, the guests were en
tertained at the home of the
bride and groom.
Photo by Harvey McDowell
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For travelling the bride don
ned a pink lace A-line dress
with black accessories. Her
corsage was of white carnations
and pink roses.
On ' returning from points
south, the young couple will
reside-at 1017 Adelaide Street,
London,
Guests were present from
Goderich, Auburn, Blyth, Sea
forth, Clinton, Toronto, Willow
dale, Scarborough; Weston, Bel
grave and London.
Following the rehearsal on
Friday evening, the weaamg
party was entertained nr the
home of the bride’s parents of
London.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was honored at a shower
given by Miss Joan Lockhart,
sister of the groom at tire home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Lock
hart where relatives gathered
to present her with many lovely-
gifts.
Mrs. Robei'i Henry, sister of
the bride, Iuid a shower at her
home in London where the bride
was the recepient of many beau
tiful and useful gifts.
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hold annual picnic
The annual picnic of tlie
Huron Fish and Game Conser
vation Association was held
the club house, at Alma Grove
on Sunday, September 17, J967,
with a good crpwd in attend
ance.
Prize winners were; 'girls
and boys, 5 year^ and under,
Steven Riley, Rictye Gordner,
Judy Torrapce, ) •
Girls 6 to 8 Patricia
Harris, SJiawna Hatqher, Lynda
Sommoryille,
Boys, 6 to 8 years, Doug
Schoenhals, Terry Gordper,
Mark Hatcher.
Girls, 8 to 10 years, Nancy
Riley, Peggy Switzer, Wendy
Torrance,
Boys, 8 to 10 years, Greg
Butler, Paul Priestap, Steven
Steep, *
Girls, 10 to 12 years, Lynda
Wise, Nancy Riley, Beverley
Holmes.
Bovs, 10 to 12 years, Greg
Butler, Robert Wise, Richard
Shipp.
Mrs. Baird
Girls, 12 to 14 years, Lynda
Wise,, Isobell Shipp, Beverley
Holmes.
Boys, 12 to 14 years, Clay*
ton Riley, Danny Wise, Fred
McDonald.
Ladies’ race, Shirley Falcon-
er, Kay Ilfirris, Katy Whitney.
Mei/s Race, "purvey Riley, •
Dennis Whitney, Wally Gord.
ner and Frank Spmmerville.Ladies ki,Qk the Slipper, Reta
Flynn, Phyllis Spmmerville,
Patricia Harris,
Mens KT6k ttie Stipe, Wally
Gordner, Don Switzer,ken Har-
ris,
Three--Legged Race, Lypda
and Robbie Wise, Don Swltzey
and Shirley Falqoqer, Marilyn
Holmes and Peggy Switzer.
Sack Race, Lynda Wise, Iso
bell Shipp, Robbie Wise,
Sack Race, 12 and under,
Lynda Wise, Robbie Wise, Pat
ricia Harris,
Boys tug- of war, town
against country, country won.
Girls tug."of war, town against
Clinton N>w»-Rocord, Thursday, S»pt«mb«r 21, 1947
<joi|ntry, country won, Tug-of
war men, town against country,
town won,
Onion race, girls, Isabell
Shipp, Lynda Wise, Peggy Swit
zer. Onion race, boys, Greg
Butler, Robbie Wise, James
Switzer.
Wheekbarrel race, Linda and
Robbie Wise,Harvey and Clay-
ton Riley, Jim Switzer andDoug
Schoenhals.
The officials would like to
take this opportunity to thank
all who helped out to mate
this annual event a success.
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Now that the first
there will be many
Central Huron’s best year.
There are many new teachers and the new addition is now
in use so that there is nothing to stop the progress ahead of all
the students.
team of the school year ’67 - ’68 has begun
exciting activities and events to make this
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Chief of Police,
H. R. THOMPSON
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and
family spent Sunday with Miss
Marilyn Riley of Brampton.
Juveniles Even OBA semi-finals
with milton at one!)game
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The September), 18 meeting
of tlie Stanley Ujrit UCW was
held at the home of Mrs. N,
Baird. The meeting opened with
a hymn.
Mrs. T, Robison 'read the
devotional.
. Mrs. L. Wilscj^gave the study “Age of Persectyj'ipn”, from the
study book. Mimfths were read
and adopted „ HqJV call with 21
members presefikMrs, L, Eyre
read, thank-you notes. Offering ,
and dedication, treasurers re
report were given.
The October 11 meeting will
be held at Mrs. T. Robinsons.
Roll call, “Something to be
thankful for.” A delicious lunch
was served by the hostess and
her helpers.
Just arrived!
Our beautiful fall lines of
FOOTBALL
On Friday, September 15, there was an exhibition football
game between the CHSS Redmen and Mitchell High School.
Clinton won. The score was 6-0.
It is the hope of the football team uqd the student body that
the team will be able to maintain this position for the season.
COMMENCEMENT
Commencement was also held in the evening of September 15.
Nick Poppenk was the student with the highest percentage of 90.4^,;
followed by’Murray McBride, 84. •> ", 7 " '
. ‘ These were the. only. Ontario Scholars Wt. CHSS had* tills year.
Guest speaker for the evening was James Scott MA0 There
were 44 Grade XIII graduates.
EXPO TRIPS
The school is sponsoring two trips to Expo ‘67 in October.
The first one from October 12 to 15 is the honor trip of which the
School Board pays part. .
The second trip is from October 18 to 22 and is for all students*
It costs about $50. The School Board hopes to have about 500
students go on the second trip.
The last week of September is to be Student s?Week, inorder
to raise the school spirit of CHSS to the highest calibre.
Please apply' a* our Head Office in Plant 1 Stratford or
telephone to arrange an interview in Mitchell.
Steady work in a mid
incentive. Off-shift premium 11c an b ur. Hot
weekly indemnit and life insurance premiums company
paid. Ten paid holidays per year. Generous vacation plan.
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LOCATION OF PLANT 6
Half way hetW^n CiintbfL and SeafoHh on Highway No, 8
Phone 482-9133 R<R. 4, Clinton, Ont,
39, 40
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more, 160 Isaac Street,celeb
rated their 25th Redding Anni
versary September 26. Their
son Jim,who is enrolled in his
second year at,' U.W.O. in
Honors Geography and their
daughter Betty attending Strat
ford Teachers College were
with their parents for the week-
end.
\ A family party“‘was enj.oyed
''Saturday night. ■
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Ken Wood of Clinton attended
the annual business meeting and
educational session of the On
tario Chiropractiff Association
in Toronto last weekend.
Mr. Wood was elected to his
first term of office as a Dir
ector of the Association at this
meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cum.
mings spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cummings and
family. -.4
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