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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-08, Page 19photo by Harvey McDowell - Alic-e4 --- Howatt ;,bighted candelabra and skets of white da sies and rirnp coloured gladioli o sided the setting at ndesboro United Church on tday, May 21 for the' ening wedding of John iliiam Aiken and Connie. lene Howatt. e, groom is the son of Mr. ,ti. Mrs. Willard Aiken. nton and the bride's ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim vattof RR 1, Londesboro. Rev. Stan MacDonald of- iated the double ring ver any. Robert Snell of derich was the soloist and companied himself on the tar. Mrs. Allen Bosman Sisted him on the organ. Given in marriage by her cher, the bride looked lovely an empire styled gown of hite ,polyester jersey with serted scoop neckline and f sleeves. The A-line skirt 11 into a beautiful chapel. in , and was finished the me as the hemline and istline sash. ip a deep ffle. Het ,shoulder -length it was held in place by a e:e-cap and she carried a rgc white orchid set around ite daisies and baby's eath. Miss Nancy Pickett, friend the bride was . maj4 pf nour. She wore a shrimp loured jersey gown with V- kline and flared skirt Ring from the waistline. e bodice and sleeves were ished in ripples and a large ite rosette highlighted the aistline. Miss Judy Howatt and Mrs. urt Vandendool of London, stens of the bride. and Miss arilyn Aiken of Toronto. ter of the groom, were the ending bridesmaids. Their vns were identical to the maid of honor. They carried baskets of white daisies, tinted miniature carnations and white stardust. Each girl wore a silver necklace, a gift from the bride. Miss Debbie O'Brien of Goderich, the flower girl, was dressed in white. identical to the bride, and Paul Pierce of Blyth, a cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. The groomsman was Will Harrett of Clinton, friend of the groom and ushers were: Dave Aiken, cousin of the groom; Larry Howatt, brother of the bride and Cal Scotchmer, friend of the groom. The reception was held at Family Paradise where the guests were received by the parents of the bride and groom. Special guests honored at the wedding were the bride's. grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Noll of Hensall and Mrs. Mabel Miller of Wingham. the groom's grandmother. The couple travelled to the south for their honeymoon, and on their return, took up residence at 287 Egerton St. in London. The bride is employed at the London Free Press and the groom is .i tnployed' t the -Royal Bank. Prior to her marriage, the bride was guest of honor at many showers put on by her girlfriends at the- London Free Press, her cousin Joanne Hodgert •,of Kirkton and Mrs. Robert Shaddick. for neighbours and friends. Also before the wedding. the couple was honoured at a dinner party given by Mrs. Lawrie Slade. Clinton. u if1NX daY 'Preval.lefr KIPPen and 13rucefiOld Cjurches held their joint outdoor service and picnic "under the shade trees al Bully Gully. one Sunday recently With about 200 in attendance. Rev. Stephens conducted the service. The Kippen junior choir and Brucefield choir each provided special nutilbers accompanied by Gayle Horton. Grant Jones and Karen McGregor. Following the service everyone enjoyed a smorgasboard dinner. In the afternoon winners of a sports programme were: Races — 5 years anti~ under Cindy Walters, Robert Hill; 6- 8 yr. girls — Becky Rathwell, Kim Rathwell; 6-8 yr. boys — Scott Townsend. Greg Walters; 9-12 yr. girls — Melanie Lovell, Beth Consitt; 8-12 yr. boys — Tim Lovell, PhiIWp; flvei'l. Young ladies — Nancy McGregor; Young Men — Mark Consitt; married Ladies — Joan Grunewald: married men — Bob Livermore. Kick the slipper; 'ladies — Debbie Consitt ; men — Ray Consitt. Sack race jr. and under — Becky Rathwell, Lyn Moffatt. 9 and over — Sandra Finlayson — Mark Consitt: Melanie Lovell — Sue Anne Finlayson: runoff — Mark Consitt, Melanie Lovell. Wheelbarrow : 8 and under William Fotheringham and Bobby Grunewald ; Becky Rathwell and Kim Rathwell. 9 and over — David Consitt and Tim Lovell; Les Consitt and Mark Consitt. Margaret Aldington, daughter of Mrs. E. Aldington. Clinton, graduated from Western University on Tune : with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is presently teaching with the Lambton County Board of Education in Petrrolia. OD STORES K SEFFECTTVE Titl lu_esday. July 13 ROTH'S FOOD MARKET Seaforth Ontario ..,.AT PRICES. •: 'LL LOVE. For Your Shopping Convenience We Are Open Every THUR$ and FRI Night Til 9 o clock Plate Lloyd to lI I l,t the r ui ladies - - Htthy l~ ibiays►on men H1y ConSitt. Orange Relay -- Tim. Lovell's team. ehildren"s scavenger hunt -- David Consitt"s team, Les Cansitt's team.. Adult scavenger hunt — ladies Jean •Rathwell, men —Don Brodie. Youngest person — Mark Turner -- 2 wk. old son of David and Sandra Turner. A special thank ypu went to Bruce Rathwell for supplying the P.A. 'system* and the members of the following committees. Organizational committee Byarbara Cooper, Emmerson Kyle. Robert Kinsman, Elgin Thompson. Anne Walters. Robert Walters. Sports committee — Ray and Marg Consitt; Bob- and Gayle Turner, Sandra and David Turner, Marion and J im Consitt, Robert Walters, Marilyn Broadfoot, Joan Grunewald. Joyce Wilson. Social committee — Ruth and Orvill Workman, Helen and Ken Faber, Bob and Bea DIlrympte, Al and Marion Hill. Mrs. Marion Malcolm of V nton was all smiles as she Its haute the PAO jackpot at the Monster Bingo on nday evening. Other special winners were: Joyce h'Icllwain of Bayfield who took home $15.2 ; Joan f 3eieriling of Varna who went home with 3151; and Joyce Degroot from Shy1o. Manitoba who took the $146 pot. Single 350 winners were: Irene Davis, Hensall; Janet Reevey, Mitchell; Grace MacDonald: Sharon Kelley, Vanastra: ' Bertha Gibb, Clinton. Pearl Kokesch, Brussels; Claudia Ehstman. Clinton ; Louise Tideswell, Clinton and Florence Elliott, Clinton. Winners sharing 150 pots were: • Louise Tideswell : Ann Linklat ter ; Joan Cannon: VIetta George; 1oY e Mcliwain end Mrs Pi* 'cClear. Other winners were.. Dianne Parsons, Stratford: Lonella Fisher, Gederich: Sara Anstett, Wingham and ' Dorothy Thompson of Clinton. Along with these Mrs. Sallows of Vanastra and Mrs. Redden of Hensall shared 350, while Jean Elliott of Goderich and Mrs. Norman Riehls of Seaforth didthe same. Also sharing $50.pots were: Karen t doper, Exeter; Cheryl Deno, Vanastra; Bill Austin, Seaforth; Stella Peacock, Clinton; Mrs. Gordon Carter, Lucknow and Dolly Mattson, Hensall. while Mrs. Marjorie Mendininger, Zurich: Cathy Mustard, Varna: Jean Brown, Goderich and Sara Anstett of Wingham shared a 350 pot. By Blanche reeves Worship Service was held at Holmesville United Church with Rev. John Oestreicher in charge. We would like to wish all the pupils and teachers of HolmesviIle school a very happy summer. Millie Dempsey has been busy lately setting up her table at the flea market at the' Auction Rooms on Highway 21. Let's pray this nice weather will last so the farmers can get their hay in. after all the rain �. Help Please — at Holmesville 1 am going to write your' news. so if you have or know any news. deaths, births, marriages, or know of someone who has been somewhere. please let me kr:3w by phone at 482-3383 or leave your news with Marilyn Davey's Store and 1 will pick it up there. 1 inda Keys. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keys, Hensall. and Jack Fraser, son of Mrs. Mary Fraser, and the late John Fraser, Dunvegan, Ontario were untied in marriage June 5th by Rev. Donald Beck in Hensall United Church. The bride was attended by two sisters lnne Sponton and Elaine Chipchase, also Christine Peden and Lanne Anderson: The• best' Man was Rae 1 raser and ushers were Glen McRae, Ed Trivers and George Innis. After a trip to the east coast. the couple %% ill reside in Kemptville. (photo by Jack Doerr) Local 4-H girls to Guelph conference During the week of July 6 to 9. 200 4-H Homemaking Club girls from all parts of Ontario will he participating in. the Girls' Conference held at the University of Guelph. The girls who are attending from Huron County are: Joa.ine McLean. RR 1. Monk ton Kathy Bennett. RR 1. Gorrie: Heather Currie, RR 3. Wingham: Karen Kernick. RR 3, Exeter: Janet Postma, RR 1. Varna; Judy Robinson. RR 2. Auburn: Vanda, Storey, RR 1, Dublin Patti Tasko, RR 2; Lucan. The purpose of this Con- ference is to assist girls in gaining an appreciation of RAID HOUSE AND GARDEN $1 .99 346 GR. "their opportunities and responsibilities as in dividuals. members of a club. a community and as Canadian citizens. _ This Conference will en- courage members to share their ideas and broaden their experiences by meeting with club members from across the province A program has been planned to include special speakers. exhibits. demon- strations and participation of club girls in discussion groups. gays Jane S Pengilley. Home Economist for Huron County NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM 2 - 110 ML. HERBAL Q -TIPS t80's STORE HOURS' Mee, Tees, Wed.. • Sat. 94 ' Thera. & Fd, f► -9 Kroft IRACLE WHIP 32 Oz. lir Salad Dressing 99° Nescafe INSTANT COFFEE 100, 2 e9 9 toe 'nil sinton, some" coZEH FOODS McCain Fancy Green Peas 79° Farm House ream Pies I .hocolat. Bonono Lemon Coconut t2 63° Schneiders COLD CUTS 5 varieties s �t. 39' l�tltq. Schnesders Cello STEAKETTES '- o9 Schne,ders Country SAUSAGE 11611 La 1.19 Roy..., TOILET TISSUE 880 Rall Pkg. Sclsnetder*. B+0� NA OG Reg Beal or Dutch Treat It z 990 Kieenev Facial Tissue French s Prepared Mustard E D Smith Garden Cocktail tett Austral Peaches halves or %heed Austral Border, Pear Halves Royale Paper Towels long Orbnge Flavour Crystals Kroh V'etveeta Cheese la ,t W w Nits to 2/850 490 690 690 990 i;, 990 -1.39 190 PIG 25 a looPt Kraft smooth or crunchy Peanut Butter Dare Cookies cwoont trer Party Pak Lunch Tone rx :