The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-08-20, Page 7Ministry
of
Revenue
s, reception.
On 'Saturday, June 21,
1980, Wanda Gay Linner and
Murray- Douglas Keith ex,!
changed vows and rings
before theReverend. John D.
M. Wood in Victoria Street
United ' Church, Goderich,
The sanctuary was decorated
• with: . peach gladioli, yellow
mums -and white daisieS in
• brass urns.
The bride is the daughter
of Edward and Audrey Lin-
n& Of Goderich and the
groom .is the son of Evan and
Margaret Keith of Lucknow.
r., Brian Keith of Tor-
:onto, brother of the groom,
was the orgnist,. The preces-
sional music was "Trumpet
Tune .and. Air" :.by Henry
Poi:Cell. :`;Trumpet Voltin-
tarY" by -.Jeremiah Clarke'
was played as the recessional"
music.
,Mrs. Flora Wardlaw of
Toronto, friend of the :bridal
couple, . accompanying her-
self on the`guitar, sang "The
Wedding Song" before the
:'ceremony-and"The Greatest
Oift" by John Greenwood
dpring the signing of the
register. -As part : 'of:' their
vows, Wanda and Murray
Sang "Longer?' by Dan Fog.:
elberg.
The: bride was given in
Marriage by her .parents. She
wore a !gown :Created; and
sewn'by her. mother'f White
honeYlove sheer .,which 'feat-
ured a floor length Oat. with
full- wing sleeves and -.cath
. edral train.. The coat was
trimmed with:satin cuffs and
- Waist and was accented by .a
lace stand up collar. The
dress had a circular Skirt of
the same sheer-and a bodice
overlaid with lace. Her `waltz
length nylon veil ivas;attach-
.ed to a Juliette cap covered
'hi satin: and trimmed'' with
-laCe, The bride - carried a
cascade bouquet of f ` coral
roses, white baby carnations,
----IStephanotis„ babys... breath
and greenery. The bride
wore ,a gold: chain and pearl
necklace and bracelet-, i gift
of the groom.
Maid of honour was Lynda
Hoffmeyer of Hamilton. She
wore 'a Jerry Silverman de-
signer original Cocktail
length gown of searnist green
jersey with full skirt, three--
quarter length dolman sleev-
es and a high straight neck-
line which draped into a
..
straight neckline which drap-
ed into alma cowl. Shelley'
Warr of ,Goderich, sister 'of
:the bride, was the brides-
maid and was identially at-
tired. They carried crescent:
bouquets of White daisies,
yellow ppm-porn mums,
blue-green . carnations, -and
baby's • breath accented by
coral roses and White lace
stramers.
... The best man was Dale
Jougheed of Guelph and
groonisman was. Glen Limier
of. Goderich, brother of the
bride. The groom and his
attendants wore sandalwood
tuxedoes with floral bouton-
nieres. The groom wore a'
gold initial lapel pin, a gift of
the bride.
, - Guests were ushered into
the Churchhy. Jamie Hackett
of St. ThOmaS, emisin of the
groom,, and ten Winer. of.
Goderich, - brother ',Of the :
bride. .
The bride and groom were
driven to the- reception at
Saltford Valle); Hall by Hud-
Son Warr in his "1954 Chev.
Coup.10-:,..de
rolet Bel Air convertible of '
candlelight yellow with green
interior.
The bride's mother greet-
ed guess 'wearing a floor
length gown with full yolk,.
three-quarter -length
sleeves and blouson style
waistline of blue-green floral
illusion sheer. She wore an
orchid with .a green centre.
The 'groorn's'mother wore
a finer length jersey gown in
a. mottled pattern in vastel
shades of pink, Peach and
green. , The .dress had a
draped neckline and ,three-
quarter length gathered
sleeVes: Her corsage was an
orchid with a yellow matte,
.Following family tradition,
the wedding cake was crown-.
ed with a. nosegay of coral
roses and baby's breath • in
the. same. crystal glass used
by the bride's mother on. her,
cake, thirtY-orie years ago.
Master of ceremonies was
David Keith. .of Teeswater,
uncle of the groom. The toast
to the bride- was given by
carsan Loughra,n of Gowan-
stown, relative of the bride. •
'The Reverend and Mrs, John:
‘Wood, who were. celebrating
their thirty-third wedding
anniversary that day, Were
toasted by the: &win.
Following dinner, guests
were entertained by .'the
music of 'Shannon" Guests
Yon are eligible for an Ontario Property
Tax Grant if*:
• You are 65 years of age or older and
•You paid rent or property taxes on
your principal residence in 1980;
HOW MUCH DO YOU RECEIVE?.
UP TO $500, STARTING IN 1980.
Lueknow Sentinel Wednesday, August 20,1980—,-Page 7
Cycle robber off bap.k.
GODEliiCH - A road in 'Port Eight.
block was Set up by Vie The Port Elgin branch
Goderich op on High-; of the Toronto Polninipn
bank ,tiold bywa-y 21 in Colborne was a.
Township, on August, 7 in man wiald iag a sawect"°" shotgun. He osoapetl'on a
atternp.t to capture a man tie -grey Itawasaki
who made his ge,t-away ,plot9r95ide with $105,000
follOwing a bank robbery cattle bank's money:
.434.aa.
• Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Keith are residing at R. R. #•.•
4 GoderiCh.
' Prior to the wedding the
bride was honoured at show-
ers given by the groom's
maternal' aunts 'at the .homt Sorry ive missed these navies of r. and Mrs. Chester
Haelcett; the Keith family 'at
Private donations' priOr to the 'celebrations the TeesWater "town tall;
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Jack,
Hoffmeyer; relatives of the
Mr. andMis.lobert Stothers, bride at the home of Mr. and
Dingonnon Mrs. Carson Loughran;
Bent/1111er hin, Benmiller neighbOursancl friends in the
community at the Saitford
The Dungannon 125th Dfrthday Committee Valley Hall. Mr. and Mrs.
bale Lougheed hosted a
dinner part in. honaur of the
bridal couPle::
• If you rent, your grant will total 20%
of your rent or $500, whichever is less,. HOW TO CLAIM
YOUR GRANTS • If yOu own your principal residence
your grant will equal the amount of your
property taxes or $500, whichever is less.
• If you share your home with anyone
other than your spouse, the grant will• be
apportioned according to rent or property
tax paid.
EXCEPTIONS: Only one grant will be paid
to a married couple or to Unmarried seniors
.sharing accommodation. People living
in homes for aged or similar insti-
tutions are not eligible for this grant.
A $50' grant will be paid annually to every
senior citizen. '
Lorne Maeck
Minister • All other areas? dial 1-800-268-7121.
Russell For further information or bilingual litera-
Depyty Minister ture call one of the numbers listed above,
Ontario's Property Tax Grant applications
were mailed'this week to all senior citizens
receiving the federal Old Age Security
pension. If you are eligible, complete the
application and return it as quickly as you
can. Your Grant will soon be on the way.
These Property Tax Grants of up to $500
help offset municipal and school taxes for
Ontario's Senior Citizens:There is also a Sales
Tax Grant of $50 each for every senior
citizen starting in 1980. For seniors, these
Grants replace Ontario Tax Credits pre-
viouslyclairned by filing income tax returns.
were present from Saskatoon
and Moosomin,. Saskatche-
wan; McAuley, Grand Rap-
ids and Winnipeg, Manitoba;
and points throughout Ont-,
ario•
The bride -,chose for her
going away outfit, an aqua-
' blue two piece dress With
mandaria Collar, pearl. but
'tons and long Sleeves . with
white accessories and a dor--
sage of coral. ',,roses 'and
-baby's breath. The groom
changed to - a' *three , piece
brown tweed suit with a coral
rose boutonniere. For their,
honeyMoon .the couple mot-
ored around southwestern
Ontario
PROPERTY
TAX GRANTS SALES TAX GRANTS
*If you receive the federal Qld Age
Sedirity pension, an application form for
your Property Tax Grant will be mailed to
you automatically before September 1980.
An information pamphlet outlining the
program has been mailed to you.
Your Sales Tax Grant will be mailed to
you automatically before October 1980.
• If you do not receive the federal Old
Age Security pension and are 65 or over,
plea'se phone our Information Centre
toll-free'after September 1,1980 for full
details. .
• In Metro Toronto, mill 965-8470.
• In area code 807, ask the Operator for
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