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A double ring ceremony took -
place in Wesley-Willis United
Church, Clinton on Saturday,
June 19 when Rev. A. J. Mowatt
united in marriage Brenda
Elaine, daughter ,of Mr. and Mrs.
Hector Kingswell, Clinton and
Larry Bertram, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Scott, RR 1, $eatorth.
Mr. Lorne Dotterer was the
organist and accompanied the
soloist, Mr. William Craig,
Clinton, who sang "0 Perfect
Love" and r "The Lord's
Prayer".
The bride's gown of tradit-
ional white princess organza over
taffeta featured rows of Shirred
lace down the front and back,
trimmed with tiny white boWs.
_0„ther highlights of the gown were
a high Victorian neckline tuid--a —
small train a t the back. Her
chapel length veil,. edged with
Moderia lace, was held by a
headdress of small white roses.
She carried a cascade bouquet of
yellow roses, white and yellow
shasta daisies intermixed with
loft fern.
The matron of honour was
Mrs. Robert Shaddick of Londes-
boro. She wore an Empire styled
dress of mint green chiffon with
long full sleeves trimmed with
guipure lade. She wore a small
headpiece of white and yellow
shasta daisies and carried a
bouquet of the same. Gowned
identically •to the matron of
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(Photo by .Phillips)
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honour was the bridesmaid, Miss
Sharon Pollock.
The flower girl, , Miss Lynn
Mcllwain, Stratford, cousin of
the bride, wore a dress styled
similarly to those of the other
attendants.
Ferg Quinn of Halifax, N.S.
was the groomsman. Ushers were
Donald Meehan, Sarnia, Laverne
Scott, Seaforth, brother of the
groom and Elwin Kingswell,
Clinton, brother of the bride.
Billy Garrick, Seaforth,
nephew of .the groom, was ring-
bearer.
The wedding reception was
held in the Clintpn Legion hall
where the bride's mother
received the guests in a pink
coat and dress ensemble -with
a mauve—orchid corsage. The
groom's mother assisted
wearing a purple lace dress-with
a sheer overcoat and an orchid
corsage.
For travelling to the Pocono
Mountains in Pennsylvania the
bride wore a light blue crimpknit
pantsuit with matching beige
accessories and a corsage of
"pink roses.
The newlyweds are 'residing
in London.
Among those at the wedding
were guests. from Clinton, Sea-
forth, Goderich, Toronto, Brant-
ford,, Woodstock, Trenton, Belle-
ville, Norwood, Brighton, Hali-
fax and Sarnia.
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maid and wore turquoise chiffon
over taffeta with matching hat and
a basket of mixed-daisies.-
Mr. John Gillard was grooms-
man and Richard Rankin was the
usher.
The wedding dinner and
reception were held in the Cen-
tennial Lounge at Wolseley Bar-
racks and Mr. John Quinn acted
as master of ceremonies.
The bride's sister, Mrs. ,
Aubrey Baler received the guests
wearing a yellow crimplene dress
with mauve accessories and a
corsage of white shasta daisies.
The groom's mother assisted,
'wearing a blue coat and dress
ensemble with white accessories
and a, corsage of white shasta
daisies.
After a short' honeymoon the
young couple will reside in Lon-
don until September when they
will move to Edmonton, Alta.
Guests attended from Tim-
mins, Sudbury, St. Charles,
Brussels, Everett, Lucan, Kam-
loops, B.C., Halifax, N.S., Tor-
onto and London.
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Mrs. Joseph Carpenter, his, bringing' the first WOSSA (West- Mr. and ° 04000i PaMerett, wile, is the former Helen Crich ern Ontario Secondary School
of Seaforth.
Carienter was honored at
several events prior to his re-
tirement in recognition of ' his
contribution to the city. Area
papers too referred to his con-
eityW?riting in the Windsor Star
Lee Palser said "What does a
40 years of teaching in the same
man see when he looks back at
Who does he remember? what
does he remember? What does he
think of the present-day organi.‘
zation of schoOl boards?
Joe Carpenter, principal of
Chatham-Kent Secondary School
in Chatham, is due to retire in
June. He started teaching In 1932,'
and except for a stint lathe army,
has always taught here.
He describes himself as
classroom teacher at heart,
through and through," but he is
also an innovator. , a man who
has .changed with the times and
kept up with a rapidly expanding
educational structure. 4 Mr. Carpenter graduated
from the University of Western
Ontario in 1931, and from 'the
Oatario College of Education in
Toronto .a year later. He came
from a rural Huron County back-
ground to finish his career teach- , my teaching life.
ing the grandchildren of some of "I like students and I guess
his first students. . I'm just a classroom teacher at
He began teaching at the heart.' I like to take an interest
in each one." Chatham VocationalSchool where
the Thames Theatre 'now stands, ^ • Mr. Carpenter's school has
heading the mathematics and phy- an educational television and
of Mr. arid Mrs. E. J. RobertA, brother 9f the groom, and ring -
Best man, Garry McKellar, sical education departnientthere. • audio,visual setup that is second
Chiselhurst, and Fergus Paul bearers Michael Maxwell, cousin,
ThP _courses_CVS.....hicLthen - This year, unless the depart
McKellar, son of Mr. and Mrs. of the groom, carried the gold
Fergus McKellar, Seaforth, rings on a white satin pillow,
were dressed similar to the
groom in white tuxedos and black •
pants.
The ushers were Jiro Roberts
brother of the bride and Roberti
Mennell.- They wore yellow car-
guest chairs. The traditional nation boutonnieres.
organ wedding music was taped. The bride and groom's
'Escorted "up the carpeted aisle mothers wore powder blue
by her father, the bride was lovely dresses with identical corsages
in a till-skirted gown of ivory Of six yellow roses and matching
slippe satin. , fashioned with ribbon.
sweetheart neckline and side Following the reception the
peplums. A, delicate- headdress bride changed into a white
of matching satin bow held her wool midi dress trimmed with-
long embroidered net veil which orchid, and a gardenia corsage.
formed a slight train. She car- The groom-changed into'white
ried a bouquet of white curia- trousers, white and blue shirt
tions, entertwined with trailing with white tie and jacket. • retained until 1967 when he took
ivy and yellow ribbon. After a short honeym000, the
Mrs. Marianne Mennell, happy couple will reside
London sister of the bride was • Clinton. '
the matron' of honour, 'wearing
a floor length gown of sheer
yellow nylon over taffeta, satin
ribbon streamers'and trimmed Car brakes work by convert-
with guipure lace on the stand- ing momentum (energy) into heat.
tip collar, cuffs and centre-froht It is said that a house could be
buttoned bodice. The long sleeves heated for 24 hours on a cold
were gathered into deep cuffs. winter V4 1.11/10 the brake heat
She carried a bouquet of mauve generate ing day of city
varigated carnations with white driving. The' Ontario Safety
ribbon. League quotes this surprising
Miss Kathy McKellar, Crom- fact to emphas4e that brakes are
arty,cousin of the groom,, was subject to great stresses, and
flower- rl dressed in a long cannot last forever. When ware
gown of sheer yellow nylon over your brakes last .checked?
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Yvonne- Louise Quinn„
daughter of Mr. Patrick Quinn
of London and formerly of Sea-
forth, and the late Mrs:Quinn,
exchanged wedding• vows with
Aimee William Labrie, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Labrie of .
Timmins in St. Christopher
Chapel at Wolseley Barracks;
London, on June 18, 1971 at 7 P.M.
Rev. Father Sutton officiated.
at the double-ring ceremony.
The church was decorated
with yellow mums and candel-
abra.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a floor-
--
length gown of white .silk chiffon
over taffeta, with„chantilly lace
bodice and lily point sleeves. She
wore a three tiered silk illusion
veil held by a beaded Juliet cap
and carried a cascade of white
shasta daisies and yellow roses.
Mrs. john Gillard, sister of
the groom was matron of honour
and she wore mauve chiffon over
taffeta with matching hat and
carried a basket of mixed daisies.
Mrs. Ruth Marshall was brides-_
(Photo by Phillips)
Mop, Joseph Carpenter retired
Athletics) championships,. to
Chatham - smelly and hockey in
the same year - 1934. •
He coached a runner in 'the.,
middle distance thatChathamites
will remember for a long time -
Max Lenover. He represented
Canada in the British Empire
Games in 1938 and came close
to breaking the four-minute mile
with times in the 4:12 to 4:14
area. '
With all that behind him now,
Mr. Carpenter was asked what
he thinks of amalgamation of the
school boards across the prov-
ince.
His reply is blunt and,to the
point,
"The county boards are not
yet as effective as they will be
-- I think we will have to • give
them a chance," he said. "Things
should not be enlarged too much,
although that seems to be the
tendency,
"There is a tendency to lose
touch with the individual student.
I don't like that. At the old CCI,
I could walk down the halls and
call everyone of the 600 students
by their firt name. Here at
CKSS, there, are 1,400 and there
is no way to give them the indiv-
idual attention I have tried to all
former players,- oithe hest there .eats, grAnd mris 09rd-Prrant. Misses, Shells,
stgArotiniN oPitp^
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,,, A twilight wedding,. was
solemnized On the, lawn of the
bride's home at seven o'clock
Friday, June 25th, 1971, before
the Rev. George A. Anderson.
Catherine Anne Marie, daughter
McKELLAR -ROBERTS
taffeta with empire waist, white
lace bodice and long sleeves.
She carried a basket of mauve
varigated carnations and white,
daisies with yellow centres.'
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exchanged wedding vows in
a double ring ceremony.
White tapers,'patio torches,
yellow roses and chrysan-
themums adorned the setting.
White satin bows marked the
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over' at CKSS,
Chatham Collegiate was "an
easy. school to.,„administer," he
remembers. At that time the
school was composed of students
in Grades 11, 12 and 13. It made
it rough on the other-secondary
schools that fed CCI, since it
drained the older students, leav-
ing them with very little chance
of good athletic competition with
Ss school.
For CCI, however, it meant
a gooeshowing against the huge
schools in Windsor (Walkerville)
and London (MB. Beal Technical)
and elsewhere.
Mr. Carpenter's years as a
are, now being taught - with
some additions and deletions -
at CKSS.
He remained at CVS until
-1943. He then joined the Kent
Regiment. He was subse-,
quently transferred out west,
and then'overseas with the Can-
adian Infantry. Returning a Cap-
tain, Mr. Carpenter retired from
the regular army in 1946. He
did keep a.militia rank.
He was taken back' into. the
Chatham Board of Education,
system, although this time at
Chatham Collegiate Insitute,
the long-time rival of CVS. He
taught mathematics there, and
coached different inter-school
teams until he was appointed
principal in 1960,a post he
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ment of education intervenes,
there ,will be no examinations
in the school, although the school
reports to the parents more fre-
quently and in more depth than
ever before.
There are tests, a minimum
of four each. term, and even
four girls involved in a draft-,
ing course seem to be function-
ing well under the system.
"I have enjoyed my teaching
and my life in Chatham," com-
mented Mr. Carpenter. "I've
always liked ,the classroom and
I think when I officially retire,
I'll continue to teach in a supply
capacity "
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