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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-28, Page 19Wayne M. Chandler R.R. 4 Briussels Ph. 887-6021 ) , Mutual Funds Guaranteed Certificates Pension TruSts EState.Planning Life InSurance a Annuities • SYNDICATE a MOFFAT - HALL DOUP,E BROOK . It is a pleasure to announce the engagement of .Susan Emily, daughter of Mrs, Marjorie Brook of Ripley and the late Stewart Brook of Huron Township to.. Frederick Alexander Doupe, son ''of Mrs. Norval Stanley, R. R. 3 Ripley and the late Ivan Doupe of Millarton. The yvedding• will take place in 'Ripley United Church February 14, .1976 at 7 p":111.` NIKKEI,- AVIS Oil January 17 at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Bill Fraser of North Vancouver, B.C., Joan Avis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Crawford of Lucknow, was joined in ' marriage to Benjamin Nikkei, son of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Nikkei of Vancouver, B.C. GENERAL' STORE • R.R. 7 'Lucknow banes. T. Phone 529-7248 SPECIALS GREEN GIANT, 'FRENCH STYLE GREEN. BEANS WITH 'MUSHROOMS .14oz. '40C. KRAFT MACARONI DINNER 2 for 61c KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs. $1.82 The marriage of Susan Elaine Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hall of Lucknow and Murray .James Moffat, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Moffat of. R. R. '3 Holyrood was solemnized in Lucknow United Church on' Saturday, November 15th at 3.30 p.m. Candelabra standards with red candles, white daisies and green ivy decorated the altar. Rev. Douglas Kaufman of Lucknow officiated. Given 'in "marriage by her parents, the bride chose an original gown of imported white silk, styled by. Portrait Gowne. The long straight sleeves had an oversleeve gathered at' the elbow. A long., chapel train" flowed from the waistline. Alcon lace trimmed the • waistline, front of the dress and . bottom of the train. Her headpiece was a Juliet' cap with, seeded pearls and held her fingertip veil.. She carried 'a cascade bouquet of red rosebuds, green ivy and baby's breath intermingled' with white ribbon , bows. Mrs. _Mary Gardner of VVingham was matron of honour. She wore a gown of • winter red - silk with matching detachable hood and carried a "basket of white daisies, • A PERS FINAN SERVICE FROM ONE MAN N.ETCH ELECTRIC wiNpiothl RESIDENTIAL -- FARM INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Phone Collect 357-1583 ' WEDNESDAY, JANUARii 280976 ••:•••••.r.o•a...m•.•••••••.•••••••••••""•.T.+•"•".".•";A THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL .LUCKNOW,,' ONTARIO PAGE Married In Lucknow United Church green ivy and white ribbons. Bridesmaids . Were Miss Pam Agnew of Lucknow, Mrs. Donna Moffat, of. R. R. 5 Lucknow add Mrs. Janet Mayhew of Kitch,ener. Their dresses and flowers were the same as the matron of honour's. Barry Gardner' of Wingham was ' groomsman. Ushers were Steven Hall of Lucknow, brother of the bride;'. William Moffat of R. R. 5 Lucknow and Robert Moffat of R. R. 3 HolYrood; both 'brothers of the groom. The groom and his attendants all wore green tuxedos with matching velyet trim. Organist was Mrs. Donalda Scott of Lucknow, Soloist was Don Hackbourne Of Maryhill, who .sang "For' All We Know", "The Lord's Prayer" and "Wedding Song (Love)". 'A reception followed at the Legion Hall, Lucknow, which was decorated with white daisies, red candles and red carnations. ,The bride's mother chose a dress and coat ensemble of emerald green ,.silk with matching maribou trim and a bronze daisy corsage. • . The groom's 'mother wore' a dress with lace jacket eniemble of autumn orange silk and yellow daisy corsage. • The couple are living on, Ross Street, Lucknow where the groom is a self employed electrical contractor and the bride, is a registered nurse at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home. ' 'ASFIFIaD. SAY // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 "Thatthe Maitland Valley Conser- vation Authority expand its juris- diction into those areas which presently drain into the Lucknovv, River Watershed including por- tion's of Culross, KinloSs; East and West Wawanosh, Ashfield and 'Colborne Townships and the • Vil- lage of . Lucknow". Council voted against the motion. - • Reeve and Clerlewere authorized to sign• on behalf of the Township the necessary papers conveying the former road allowance between lots 5 and 6 Lake Range to the adjacent land owner, James' Martin.' • • Council supported a' resolution by. the, Township of Stephen., regarding Ontario Hydro Generat- ing Stations., A grant of $25:00 each was approved for the . Salvation Army •-• and the St. Johns Ambulance Corp. Bylaw, #2 was passed authoriz- ing the Reeve and Treasurer to borrovit....$200,000 from the Bank of Montreal, , Lucknow' fOr current expenses in 1976. By-law #3, , under the 'Tile Drainage Act, was passed in the amount of $22,500. An application for severance by • BLACK - in St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Friday,' January 23, 1976 to Mr. and Mrs. John Black of R. R. 6 Goderich, a daughter, a sister for Kevin and Wayne. The biggest waste in time is the' time wasted grting started. Douglas Cameron, on S 1/2 lot, 6. concession 11 ED was approved. General accounts of $2806.11 and road accounts of $5104.71 were approved for payment. The meeting .was then adjourn- ed. Council ..met on January 20th with all members present. Marvin Scott presented. a 'peti- tion regarding the new legislation regarding seat belts. , Council, indicated that :they were in agreement with this petition. Tile Drain applications by 'Lorne Graham and Marvin Scott were approved. • • By-law #1' was passed with, the wage schedule: Reeve $850; Dep- uty Reeve $775; „Councillors $700 plus $15.00 each for special meetings; Clerk-treasurer, $7500. Plus .5500. car allowance; Road. Superintendent $13,000;. "John Nicholson .$4.80 per hotir; Gordon Saunders $4.65 . per hour; these • three roakemployees to work a 50 hour weekiind -to'receive one third premium on group insurance, one and one-half days per month sick leave and two weeks holidays; part time operator , $4.00 and wingmen " $3.40 per hour; caretaker at the Waste disposal. sites, $3.00 per hour. These wages' are subject to' .the approval of the Anti-Inflation Board. John Austin and Grant Farrish were-appointed to the recreation committee; Finlay MacDonald and Allan Gibson to the arena commit- tee; Warren Zinn. ,to the Medical 'Board ands the Farm Safety Council, The meeting adjourned to meet . February 3rd at 1.30 p.m. DONALD M. SIMPSON„ • Clerk-treasurer. Former Resident Died At Stratford MRS. ELIZA A., LITTLE. Mrs. Eliza A. Little, wife of the late Thomas Hall and Albert Little, passed away at the Stratford General Hospital on Friday, Janu- ary 16th in her 84th year. Born in Huron Township, Mrs. Little was a daughter of the late George 'Marshall and Martha Roach. In 1923 she married the late Thomas Hall of Ashfield Township and they farmed on the 9th concession of Ashfield, later moving to Kincardine. ,Mr. Hall predeceased her 'in 1937. In 1943 she married the late Albert Little of Kinloss Township and they farmed on the 4th concession of Kinloss, later moving to Lucknow.• Mr. Little predeceas- ed her in 1958 and since that time she has spent the winters in , • Tavistock With her daughter and- son-in-law, Lyle and Evelyn Gayn- or, She has been a permanent resident .of Tavistock for the past three and One-half years. " Besides her daughter she is survived by one/ step-daughter Joyce, Mrs. Alvin Moran of Ashfield ToWnship, seven grand- children and three great grand children. She was predeceased by One sister, Mrs. Emily McCallum of ,Kincardinet-and One i brother, Robert Marshall of • Huron Town- ship, also one step-son Ernest Hall of Brantford. While health permitted she was an ,active inemb,er of Lucknow United, Church, the U.C.W. and. was a member of the Town and COuntry Senior Citizens% The funeral service was held at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, Lucknow on Monday, January 19.th at 3 p 7 m: with Rev. Doug Kaufman officiating. Temporary entomb- ment . was in the South 'Kinloss, Mausoleum, with final resting place in Kincardine Cemetery. Pallbearers were six nephews. Don Seymour of • London, Donald and Bruce McCallum of Kincard- ine, Roy Marshall of Pine. Rive ROss • Atkinson of. Kincardine and" Neil McCallum of .Ripley: