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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-06-16, Page 124E PAGE TWELVE ti. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW; ONTARIO' WE. DN E SDAY,, JUNE 16th, 1971, •l HUSTON. Thee Marriage of Donna Louise .' . Corrin, daughter'.of Dr. and Mrs. Melvin. Howard• Corrin of Lucknow. ston'', son of 'Mr. and .Mrs. Chester Lee Huston of Montreal was solemniz • ed #•t a double ring ceremony on • Saturday, May .22nd. at 5.30 ' o'clock in Lucknow United Church., .The church was'decorated with 1 candelabra with'•deep pink candles, at the base of which were, bouquets of green. ivy ;' yellow shasta . daisies, orange and pink carnations. Ribbon bows -of white and -deep pink marked the pews. •Rev . ' R. H. MacLeod of Qhs t ham' officiated, assisted, by Rev.' Robert Nicholls Mrs. Gordon_• Montgomery of Lucknow provided traditional wed-? ding: music . Given in rnarriag by her fath- er, the bride wore a gown of poly - ..1I .4 o- , neck back and front, sleeveless with an A-line skirt. The coat ' featured a corded tucked bodice, in back and front. • The tucking ended in inverted pleats which gave theskirt.' its graceful. fullness:. The coat was closed with self- covered:buttons to the waist.... Daisy lace trimmed the dress -and coat. "Het Juliet bonnet held her floor -length veil which,was edged with the same daisy trim. The•,bride.carried•a .cascade of yellowshasta, daisies', orange and pink carnations' Y.* and• ivy.* Miss :Catherine MacLeod of Chatham was maid of honour: Bridesmaids were Miss Marcia Burley of Toronto;.'Misses Nancy . CORRIN and Deborah` •Ann Corrin•of Luck- flaw; both'sisters of the bride.. They •were similarly dressed in two-piece ensembles , featuring full-length bright .floral boucle , skirts gathered to a high cumber - band , umberband, and long -sleeved blouses. of •hot 'pink polyester crepe 'wadi a soft bow at the,neckline, Their • bonnets' matched the skirts. They carried baskets of.ivy, shasta daisies, orange and pink. carnations. Huston. +of' Delta ; British' Columbia ; eld `est brother of the groom Ushers were Michael. Bonkoff, , William Allan and'Bruce Blake, all.. of Montreal: A reception wash ld- at The:- e.p s e Blue• Bari, Listowel ,Silver • candelabra with shocking pink candles and American Beaut .Y roses with•white. ribbons decorated, ad->abk-: -eke=et-tr-takrles-' were ;similarly:decorated along with parchment scroll favours:•tied with red and green ribbon., • A dance followed' with music by The Dimensions • The bride's mother chose.'atfull- length fitted gown of champagne. boucle with ro c. .r sleeves and button cuffs.. Her ensemble was enhanced by 'an el-: egant sleeveless long coat of.'shim mering iridescent and gold.. ,She wore two gold cymbidium orchids.. The, grooms_mother chose:,a full-length empire line gown of • soft pink swiss' cotton: She wore, a white orchid.. ' • ' •' For travelling the beide wore a truce Covpty Counicil AppraVe New 5OO1OOOditionBiuceIeaHaver Bruce County council has app approved a $500,000 addition to the •:otUnty home, at Walkerton. The • presenthome in Walkerton ru_C eJea Hay en , a o- od at_es ... coming, from provincial sources. Cost of the building :has'•.been estimated at $420 , 000; furnishings and fittins 3,.000, r. -..slop 92 'residents:. The other county h me, Gateway Haven at Wiar gin, has facfifties ,,for•96. Wiled the Walkerton building was erect' ed in 1961 provision was made for the •addition to accommodate another 66 residents., The ` Wiarton home was corhplet ed in 1968,• The county's share of•costs .will be $250,000' with the.remainder fees, $30,000 and contingencies $17,000., The county. home committee told council "that the percentage of ,Bruce residents in older •age 'brackets is well above provincial average and one of the. highest fii Ontario. Of the 43 ,•32" • popula-- tidn,' `B ,620 are mor than 60 .yeas Old and '4,418 mote than 10 years,. length, skirt •,' hot. pants and short jacket and 'high white boots. The couple are employed for the, summer. at Paignton House•: in Muskoka. They will then reside in.Toronto where trey bo •attend: Ryerson Prior to :her wedding the bride was honoured at several showers. Mrs. Corrin entertained ata trousseau tea in honour of her • daughter., a week prior to thea • wedding, 2 1971 TORINO 500 2 door hardtops, V8 power brakes, power' steering 1 — 1970 CHEV impale -4 -door hardtops, V8-automatieS, :power 1970. OLDS Cutlass Supreme, 2 door hardtop, power brakes, wer steering 500, 4 door hardtop 1969 GALAXIE 1969 FORD custom 4 door, V8 •automatic, power steering 2 1969 DODGE Polars: 4 door,.V8 automatics,' power:.steerin "power brakes 1968-PONTIAC, 4:door, V8'; automatic 1968• CADILLAC 4 door hardtop; full power and air conditioning 1967 FORD 'Custom , 500 V8 automatic 1967 PONTIAC Grand Parisienne, V8 full, power -1.967 DODGE- Monaco 4;-door-hardtop.-Vlr automatic -power • • brakes,, power steering • 1967 MERCURY % ton' heavy, duty .equIPInent 1967 CHEV V:,ton..panel � **Opulent 196T.CHEVY VAN with !Wavy d ui ens A96 PLYMOUTH` 1-akier,--6 cylinder:auIomatic Lu.cknO*, Band Tours Ont'aria Place Forty mem.bers. of, the Lucknow, School Band went by bus to Ont- ario Place last Saturday. In the Exhibition Pavilion -they tookin historical and geographical facts of Ontario' for 3;50 years through films on unusual screens, displays and sound. •*.* .* *.* * *'* *1* it * * * .>4'* .*.*'* * * :*.. SEVERAL OLDER MODELS ,. a. HURON REPS ' >CONTINUED FROM:PAGE'1 "But' municipalities:must be able to equate planning with their neighbors:.'" Municipal councils are the most important agency in planning, Mr, Gornnte said. , artment err.ployees , however,. have an :added' advantage, of ex perience""gained across the prov- ince: .•. • ,Planning is for professionals .,. Justg acounties now hirean -engin'.• eer• they will soon hirefulitine planners,whose services will also .be available to their mu•nicipalit The meetingplace: several• times during the .day' was at, the • Forum, an outdoor amphitheatre, 'Where musical: groups perform throughout the day. and, where on. seats and grassy hillsides, 8000 people could be seated. ere were .a few boutiques where souvenirs could be purchas-. ed as well as numerous restaurants and snack'bars. Many:Of the group went in pairs in paddle boats onthe water surrounding , :the different areas. of Ontario' Place , while othersenjoyed the sights of -marina` and lakefront. •` EveryonewasArilled.with. the movies shown on` the huge 6,0 by 80 foot screen in the. :cinesphere.Three 'different showsyof scenes fruirrOntariti ,were shown throughout the day and g many . of the roup: returned to :view "North of Superior" a second time: 'Everywhere by sound; plc-, tures, displays and Music , they' province of Ontario. t on y , can makethe decisions, The :planning board is advisory only." Russell'Stanley,. reeve 'Of Huron.. Township said the provincial policies on planning ,: "are a:step backwards' for rural'. areas, '•'': The province :discourages all types of rural development.and as •a result, ral area- ,are -being• isolated. ..Robert Emerson,Hur ' on•town- ship•• deputy reeve said.his munic- ipality has been "led astray"', bythe department,. o" We want to plan' but you toss roadblocks in our way_.. We j -us can't get ahead:" "They. (local councils) know better the local situation and sould not be shoved around by res.. people from Toronto who are not interested in'our point of view," Acknowl edging that the depart- ment may not be as •farniliary ixh local-prebleus as-c-ourtls , are•, . :Gorr -fine• .the••dep• - Ken MCEwan, Jean Reid, Joanne; Ritchie , 'Nancy Ritchie ; 'Stephen ie -money youYre-gorfg-to ' spend on,Christmas shopping will hurt your pocket book or purse a lot less at'.that time,•. if you start saving at Victoria: and Grey Trust•right now., :. . You can have more than $.150.00 in your: Christmas apending-fund.-ifr Onlint. -- away only $25.00 a month: . Make it a dollar a day:at. Victoria • a•nd Ci+rey: Members o but s tr%.p mere: Janet Adams, Dianne Bannerrrian,, .Barbara Cameron., Eric Cayley Mary Lynn Cay1ey, Tom Chester,.. Ruth Henderson Torn Henderson, • Brenda Johnstone, •Murray Keith, Lan. Mont orner�t. ' a'net g y , r Marriott, Marvin Mortisen., Marilyn Murray a ey;, a e . V•an Stampvoort, Brian Wall Irene Wall, Ken de Boer, John McLeod , Ricky H'owald ; E1i11• Stanley, Cecil de Boer , Ray Elliott, Dianne Harrison, Joh . Henderson, Mary Henderson , Brian Keith, Eugene Pritchard, Rick Pritchard ; Elizabeth Ritchie, Denver'D'ick'ie ,. RLith Bischoff, TeddyRPritchard., 'vfr and Mrs. Gordon Cayley•. , VG TRUST COMPl1Nco SINdt 1689 Leeland Hill, manager F l in and: Kingston Streets ' Goderich 524.7381.