PAGE 6—THE CITIZEN-TIMES, Scottsville, Ky., Thursday, January 19, 2012

The wedding of Beth Anna Oliphant and Christopher Joseph Herrington took place Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011. Prior to the ceremo-ny, a wedding shower was held July 17 at The Lyric on Main, as well as a bridal tea on August 20 at Enchanted Celebrations in Scottsville.

The bride is the daughter of Jeff and Tana Oliphant and the granddaughter of Buel “Red” and Sue Petty, Billie Ann Oliphant, all of Scottsville, and the late J.W. Oliphant.

The groom is the son of Eddie Herrington and Hu-berta Blankenship and the grandson of Joe and Joan Herrington of Scottsville and the late Rev. Hubert and Wilma Gilliam.

The September 10 outdoor ceremony took place at the

Historic L & N Train Depot in Bowling Green, Ky., at 4 p.m. Guests were seated fac-ing the front of the depot, which was garnished with white columns holding ferns and arrangements of white roses. The bride wore a white Allure gown made with a gathered silk corset-style bodice with embellishments of crystals and beading on the one-shoulder strap and at the hip. The skirting on the gown was adorned with layered organza and con-sisted of a small train. Her crystal chandelier earrings matched the white rhine-stones on her sapphire blue shoes. She carried a bouquet of white hydrangeas, sap-phire blue delphiniums and green hypericum berries, surrounding the gold wed-ding band once worn by her

late grandfather. The maid of honor was

Jordan Oliphant, sister of the bride; and Stephanie Hood, cousin of the bride, Joanie Medley, best friend of the bride, served as brides maids. The bridesmaids each wore sapphire blue, one-shouldered, gathered silk dresses that met at the knee and carried bouquets of white hydrangeas and green hypericum berries. Alena Herrington, sister of the groom, attended the guest registry.

The groom and his grooms-men wore tan colored suits, accented by sapphire-blue ties and pocket squares. Ja-son Mays, best friend of the groom, served as best man; and Bradley Brown, broth-er of the groom, Josh Ford, friend of the groom, served as groomsmen. The Rev. Jimmy Turner officiated the ceremony.

A reception followed in-side the depot, where guests were greeted by white hy-drangea and ivy-inspired table centerpieces. Light-ed, white tulle served as a backdrop for the light blue tiered, deep blue trimmed wedding cake, lightly deco-rated with hydrangea pet-als and stems. Guests dined on chicken salad croissants, olive-nut spread on heart-shaped bread and an array of fruits and cheeses.

The couple honeymooned in Savannah, Ga., and Hil-ton Head, S.C.. They now reside in Scottsville, where the bride serves as Execu-tive Director of the Scotts-ville-Allen County Chamber of Commerce and the groom specializes in material han-dling consultation at MH Equipment Company. The couple would like to extend a special thanks to all friends and family members who made their day a special cel-ebration.

INVEST IN YOURSELFWe can’t control the price of gas, groceries, electricity or insurance but we can control how we feel! Join the Y, get healthy and keep those medical costs down; not only will your body be healthy but your spirit and mind will be as well!PRIVATE MARTIAL ARTSContact Terry for information concerning private Martial Arts les-sons at the Y. 270-237-5704. Registration is now in progress. GOLF FITNESS PROGRAM

The Golf Fitness Program will focus on maximizing power, flexibility, strength and stamina. The Y’s program is geared to educate the demands of the sport and improve performance. This 10-week program will begin January 31, ages 12 and up, fees $50 for members and non-members and will meet 2 times a week. Class space limited so you must come in early and save

your spot for this first-time offered awesome program!YOU CAN’T HANDLE THE BOOTBoot Camp registration is now open and available at the Wel-come Center for Y members only. Classes will be held on Tues-day and Thursday nights (time TBA) and Saturday mornings at 8:30 AM. First class will be on January 24. Your drill sergeants will be Melissa, Dustin, Barb, Karen and Meg. They look forward to torturing each of you!!! (not for the weak hearted)CO-ED FLAG FOOTBALL

If you are interested in Flag Football there will be an infor-mational meeting on Sunday, Jan. 22 at 3:30 PM at the Y. Get some friends together, make a team and have some super fun times! If you are not a member please make sure you bring a

photo ID to leave at the Welcome Center when you come.(If you have questions call Terry Michael Howell at 237-5704.)SWIM LESSONSGet ready for summer! Children and adults will love the YMCA’s on-going swim lessons for all ages; 6 weeks – 106 years! Come in or call the Y for all the details. We are committed to keeping all children safe around water.FUN COMPANY REGISTRATION

Registration underway! Are you in need of licensed before, after and school day out child care? The YMCA is the answer to your childcare needs for children enrolled in Head Start or pre-school up to 12 years of age. Since this is a licensed

program, state funded childcare assistance is accepted. Play centers, weekly swimming, healthy snacks and other fun activities are offered daily! Space is limited, sign up now! Call the Welcome Center for infor-mation!

**PICK UP YOUR NEW GROUP FITNESS SCHEDULE TODAY!**ON GOING PROGRAMS OFFERED AT ALL TIMES: (call for more details 237-5704), Aerobic classes (water and land), Cycling (extreme cycling), MicroFit (wellness testing), Fun Company with before and after school care (ages 5-12), YogaYMCA FACILITY TOURSWe are happy to show you our beautiful Y at anytime. Please feel free to drop in for a personal tour. No appointments necessary! For more information on these and other YMCA opportunities, call us at (270) 237-5704. You belong at the YMCA! **A worldwide charitable fellowship united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of helping persons grow in spirit, mind, and body.**

from Scottsville & Allen County

NEWS

Couple Exchanges Wedding Vows

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Herrington

50th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Ty ClenneyThe Rev. and Mrs. Ty

Clenney will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012.

Miss Scotty Cocanougher of Springfield, Ky., was mar-ried to Ty Clenney of Cov-ington, Ky., at Beech Grove Baptist Church near Spring-field on January 26, 1962 by the Rev. Wendell Romans, church pastor.

The Rev. Clenney has pa-stored churches in Hardin, Elliott, Mercer, Monroe, Marion, Green and Boyle counties in Kentucky and

Fairfield, Ohio. Mrs. Clen-ney is a retired teacher. The Clenney’s now reside at a lake home on Barren River Lake near Scottsville, Ky. They have two sons: Tim, whose family lives in Port-land, Tenn., Tom, who lives in Los Angeles, Calif.

Cub Scout Pack 297 Round-upSaturday, Jan. 21 • 5-7 p.m.

First United Methodist Church400 E. Main Street • Scottsville

Grades 1-3 • Fee: $17.40 yearlyBoys Life: $12 (optional)

Under new management. For more info, Alice Huff, (270) 622-3167 any day after 4 p.m.

Upcoming:Pinewood

DerbyBlue & Gold

Banquet

Upcoming:L&N Depot

FamilyCamping

Lots More!

Kidz on Stage Auditions Set

The search is on for the funniest—and most talent-ed—kids in South Central Kentucky. Auditions for “Kidz on Stage”, formally known as “Funniest Kids Around”, will be held on Sunday, Jan. 29 from 1-4 p.m. at the Capitol Arts Cen-ter in Bowling Green, Ky., for kindergarten through sixth grade. In addition to comedy, they are looking for talent. Singing, dancing, drama, instruments or other entertaining acts are being sought this year.

All acts should be two to three minutes long. Any music or props need to be brought to the audition. Au-ditions will also be accepted on Youtube visit www.Fami-lyEnrichmentCenter.com to find out how. The students who make it past the audi-tion process will be asked to perform live at the Kidz on Stage show beginning Sat-urday, Feb.18 at 6:30 p.m.

SBDM Meeting Set

The Allen County-Scotts-ville High School, School-Based Decision Making council meeting will be Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012 at 5 p.m. in Mr. Carter’s office.

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