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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-12-06, Page 181970 OLDS Delta Custom 2 door hardtop 1970 CHEV Iinpala, 4 door hardtop 2 — 1970 FORD Galaxie, 2 door and a 44 door hardtop s. 2 -- 1969 CHEVELLES, 2 and 1 4 door sedan 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2 door hardtop 2 — 1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, a 2 door and a 4 door hardtop 2 — 1969 CHEV-Inipalri -rdOor-hardtops 1968 JAVELIN 2 door hardtop, fully eqUipped 20 — 1965 = 1968 Models STATIONWAGONS 1971 CHEVROLET 10 paissenger 1969 CHEVROLET 10 passenger, air conditioning **tmw mml **ix BANK FINANCE RATES e.g. 36 months at 11.78% on new and used models imi.**-11=11111111 SIED-CAlt- SPECIALS — *NM 111011,11111114 THE LUCKNOW SKNTINIL, LWOW, ONTARIO WertNII$OAN%„ DOCEMRIER k IV* , Wed At Lucknow Presbyterian.Church The marriage of Linda Marie -Stanley ii-daughter of-Mt.- and Mrs. George Stanley of Lucknow and Raymond Earl Cranston, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cran- ston of R. R. 3 Lucknow, was solemnized in Lucknow Presby- • terian Churcli on Saturday, Oct- ober 21.st. The was - - decorated with pink and white chrysanthemums and two carxlel abra with white candles. The guest pews were marked with', pink flowers and white streamers. Rev. Glenn Noble of Lucknow - Photo by. J. Bruce Wakelin CRANSTON - STANLEY Lucknow Has Low Percentage Tax Arrears High in Bruce County officiated-arthe:double-ring-cer- ernony. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a 'ainty u styled gown featuring a' rounded neckline and puffed sleeves• with tight cuffs. The bodice and sleeves were of lace material and the long skirt of plain ° polyester satin. A row, of love lace trimmed the empire waist and sleeves. Her four-tiered finger-tip lace veil was held by a white pearrcrown. She caried a trailing bouquet of pink baby roses, white carnations, fern and ' white satin streamers. Barbara Stanley of Luclaiow, WE HAVE MODELS IN STOCK • as tow as I 000090111190909 41,999 10001946/49111009 n .0199999.9941Peeas • egagegges•• 111111111.1111EM- IOW sister of the bride. was maid of honour, _She_ wore a floor-length gown of pink polyesteetatin. The bodice and sleeves were of light pink bubble material. The waist- line was accented by a wide belt with'a lace down the front. She wore white rosettes in her hair and carried a bouquet of-white---- baby carnations, fern, pink baby roses and pink streamers. Betty' Stanley , sister of the bride, was flower, girl. She wore a white floor-length gown of the same material as then bride's, sleeves and accented with pink lace on the bodice. The empire waist was caught-with -a buw. at Bruce County municipalities have $1,078,733 in outstanding taxes or 18.5 per cent of the total levy. Walkerton has the highest amount outstanding of any mun- icipality, $175,000, about 22.6 per cent of its levy. The town also has the greatest levy at $776,967, Among the towns, Wiarton has the greatest percentage outstand— ing, 32.1. Walkerton follows and then Kincardine with 22.3 per cent, Chesley has 11 per cent, Southampton. 8.9 and Port Elgin, 7.5. The village of Hepworth has the worst record of all municipalities with 75, per cent outstanding. Among other villages Tiverton has 19.4, Paisley 17.4, 'Ripley 15,6, Teeswater 10.9, Mildmay 10, Lion's Head 7.5, LucEi-Ow 7.2 and Tara five per cent. Kincardine Township is at the top of the. list of rural municipal- ities with 38.4 of taxes outstand- ing; Bruce has 26.7, Culross Amabel, despite:-the_taxwi„t.hhold:, _ ings by cottagers at Sauble Beach, 26.2; Kinloss 22.8, Saugeen .20.6. Brant 19.2, Huron 17.4, Greenock 17.2, Albemarle 14.4,'St. Ed.- munds 13.7, Lindsay 12.1, Arran $290;123 followed'by Walkerton the bride and Wayne Cranston, brother of the groom. The groom, his attendants, and ring bearer all wore white tuxedo coats with black pants and bow tie and red carnation boutonniere. . Dal Robbins of Exeter was 'pian- ist. A reception followed in the Church Parlour. The tables were decorated with blue, pink and white candles,.and_ small arrange7 menti of pink and white mums. Also on the tablei were white mint baskets in the shape of wedding bells tied with dainty' blue tibbons .. Ray Stanley, of St. Thomas was master of ceremonies. The bride'S• motheNore a fornial, gown of polyester crepe • -with-long-sleeves and.bodiCe in deep purple- The skirt was • flowered in. pink, white and black., Her corsage was lightCarnar-, -dons and .she .wore. light pink roset• resin her hair,. The 'groorn's .mother chose a icing purple sleeveless gown., accented with large pink .flowtrs embroidered down the centre. With it,she'wore a white shawl, pink corsage. and. pink rosettes in .her hair.. • ' The couple are .residing on Ross Street, Lucknow.' The groom is employed by Lloyd -Truax in Wingham. Guests were present from Lon- don, Guelph, Exeter, Toronto, Wingharn and Fergus. , Tile bride was honoured by --out-she:vers-prlef-t-e-tier7weddi-n- They were a relative shower giv- en by. M'rs. Donnie Coiling of- Ripley; a miscellaneotis shower given by Mrs. GeOrge. Cranston., Re R. # 3 . 'Llicknow; a neighbour shower held in 'the. Presbyterian Church basement and a girl- friend's shower , ,given by Mrs. Allan .Rhody of R, 3, Ripley,. surplus reseLve Lotal at $115 ,goo followed by Southampton, $114,000. Jerry Collins provided the music for the activities with a good attendance of residents and guests. The residents rated Family., Night this week as one of the best. The Heywood Brothers of Exeter were responsible for the program. Bob and Don sang sev- eral favourites, providing their' own accompaniment with kcord- ian and electric guitar. Max Ducharme joined the brothers with his violin for some old tyme tunes Mrs. Rickman, a former resident of Exeter, thanked the enter- tainers. the back. Her hair was, styled in a bun,„trimmed with the same pink lace as on her dress. She carried a small white basket with white satin bow and filled with pink sweetheart roses and white baby carnations, Ring bearer was Paul Cranston, brother of the groom. He car- ried a heart-shaped white satin pillow. ••Bob Cranston of LUCIMOW was groomsman for his brother. Ush- ers were Ron Stanley, brother, of COMEJNISIOWAND LAY.AWA'Y FOR CHRISTMAS. -olio.- • -4•000.• -ow '101111111**' THE LUCKNOW: SENTINEL Phone 528-2822.,. .WcKNOW 11.5, Eastnor .3, Carrick 11,2 and £klerslie 2. Huron Township had the laigest overdraft and temporary loan tot= al-o-Pany--triu nicipa lit y with What's New At Huronview CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SOLVED — "Before the Age of Miracles"; a best selling Canadian book by Dr. W. Victor Johnston; Lucknow general practitioner for 30 years, is available from the Lucknow Sentinel, phone 5282822 for $6.95. Mailed anywhere in Canada or ...United States at no additional charge, 2 — 1970 CHEV 1 ton pickups V8 automatic • 1970 G.M.C. V8 automatic, cab arid chassis, with duals 1969 — 50 series cab and chassis 19613---T..M7C-:---1-1On-piekup, V8 — 7 — 1969 andau7O raties CHEVROLET and FORD'vans in 6 Standards and 6 automatics , — 1972 CHEVROLET Impala, .2 and 4 doer.hardtop' fully equipped 3 — 1972 BUICK Skylark, 2 door hardtop • and 2 -- 4 door sedans 1972 GRAND TORINO 2 door hardtop 2 —'197 BUICK 'Custom La Sabres 2 —1972 CHEVELLE 4 door sedans 2 — 1972 PONTIAC Le Mans 4 door sedans 1971 CHEVROLET 4 door hardtop 1971 PONTIAC Catalina,' 4 door hardtop 1971 FORD Galaxie 500, 4 door hardtop• • 2 1971 CHEVROLET 4 door sedans 2 — 1971 COUGAR 2 door hardtops USED TRUCKS Brussels Motors BP Service Station •Phon• 881.6173 aimammamaimpionma Ammo.0000 The Clinton Christian Reformed -song-service, led by Arie Van Der Ende., was held in the auditotium on Sunday evening. Rev. Buek- ema was in charge of the devotions with vocal solos by Coby Amnsing and musical num- bers by the choir. TWo new volunteers, Mrs. Van Der Endre and Mrs. Hoogendoorn, along with one of the regulars, Mrs. Dale helped with the old, tyme music and sing song on Mon- day-afternoon,.. Marie Flynn, Mary Taylor, Norman Speir and 1972 PONTIAC Ventura, 4 door sedan with $111,113, :and', Amabel ;Town - ship, $102,222. Amabel showed the largest