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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-01, Page 12KINLOSS ‘t. HELLO ( C - Concrete decisions on all issues " L - Logical Participation with elected councillors A - Apprehensive of unjust policies R - Respect for' dollars rate- payers have invested K '- Keen interest in road maintenance E - Experienced one year, on council --- eighteen years construction supervision MY NAME IS LEN CLARKE° I am a candidate for the Malcom Township Council. Being a working man I regret that I cannot personally visit everyone in the Township. I would like lo take this opptirtunity to risk each and everyone in the Township for their support on DeceMber the 6th, 1976 If elected I promise to serve with honesty and` tothe best Of my ability., THANK YOU LEONARD A. •CLARKE TO THE ELECTORS OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP Your support on December 6 would be greatly appreciated. I believe that Kinloss Township needs a change and if elected will devote whiteVer time necessary to bring sound local government to Kinlosit. ON DECEMBER ,v07 . BARRY ,JOHNSTON ...10 :.THE ELECTORS OF .'.KINLOS$ TOWNSHIP Having served' the township as councillor and reeve far the past 10 years, I would like to solicit yoir Support at the polls on December 6th. , - , . - If elected, 1.assiure you that I Will act in the best interests of the . munieipality. , • SINCERELY LEO MURRAY pokoir Married At Ripley log itan Church Two storey home on Gough St. on lot 86' x 165'; two bath- rooms, one upstairs and one on main floor; three bedrooms, fam- ily room, living room, dining room, kitchen, small office; oil fur- nace; garage; inspection by appointment only. I am interested in honest, responsible government in the Township of Khrioss which will utilize the tax dollars in an efficient and resourceful manner. Towards this end I am seeking a position on Township 'Council and solicit your support on December 6th.. HOUSE FOR SALE IN LUCKNOW IN KINIOS'..TOVOISH1 CONTACT , DON THOMPSON — LUCKNOW Phone 528-2822 or 528-3516 ELECT VE EADIE STOKES-HODGINS DAVE EADIE SINCERELY The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hodgins of Ripley. The 'groom is the son of Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Stokes • of R.R.2 Wingham. Rev. George Garrett of Lucknow united the two 'in a doulbe ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her parents the bride looked radiant in a princess styled gown of mow white polyester crepe with rose pattern detailed throughout... The wrist length sleeves were closed with dainty pearl buttons. The, high mandrin collar, the bib effect front and the high midriff were covered With crystal' geogette overlay -Photo by Robertson THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 'WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1 , 1976 Former Minister Attended Service On Sunday, a former 'minister, Dr, Wm. 0 Rhoad and Mrs. Rhoad of Alexandria, Va., who celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary, attended the, church service at Ashfield Presbyterian Church. Also attending was their family, Priscilla and ' family, Becky and family. and Bill Rhoad of Alexand- ria, Va, and• Rev. John C. and Mrs. Rhoad and family of Kitchener. A number of former members also attended the service. • The Rev., Hugh L. Nugent B.A., B.D., 'preached his first service at' Ashfield. Following the service the • ladies of the church served lunch and a social time was spent, YOUR PROBLEM An education simply' supplies the pattern—the rest of the work is up to the individual. HIGH COST Men who lend their influence on any matter generally expect big interest on the loan. detailed with white' roses, and edged with ruffled lace. She wore a pearled Juliet cap, from which fell a four tiered shoulder length veil of French organza tulle. The bride's dress was made by her Aunt. Enhancing the dress was the bride's grandmother's.gold pearled locket. The bride . carried 'her mother's white lace covered bible, with a cascade of red' rose buds, stephanotis; ivy and baby's breath_ With streamers of rose buds falling from, the bible. Maid .of honour was the bride's sister Kerry. Hodgms. Bridesmaids. were Mrs. Lorraine •Foxton, friend of, the bride, and Mrs. 'Mary Ann Stacey, sister of the groom.. The attendents all wore identically styled gowns of rust, jersey. knit. The gowns. were A-line style with shoestring straps, a keyhole effect at back of the dress and were topped with, small high, . necked capes in rust. They carried arm bouquets of bronie mums, .yellow daisies and white carnations ac- cented by a little baby's breath and ivy. The bouquets were tied with wide yellow velvet ribbon. • ' Best man was Malcolm MacLeod Ushers were' Randy. Fotton and Ken Skinn all friends of the groom. They all wore camel coloured jackets with dark brown velvet trim, and dark brown pants, The groom wore matching camel pants with dark brown velvet trim. They Wore boutionnieres of carnations edged with ivy. Mrs., Wayne Armstrong Of Ripley played the organ during the ceremony and while the register was being signed, she played We've Only Just Begun,'. The bride's mother wore a long ,two piece jacket dress of sheer polyes ter with yellow floral .pattern, with a black underlay and black accessories. Her corsage was 'a delicate yellow orchid. The groom's mother wore a long sheer three tiered dress of mauve and pink polyester, with white underlay. Her accessories were in gold and she wore pink sweetheart roses as her corsage. A reception of family and friends Was held at the Wingham Legion Hall with music by the Moran Brothers. Master of ceremonies ' was Donald MacLay, friend of the bride's family. Guests were present from Brant- ford, Paris, St. George. Port Elgin, Wheatley. Toronto, Woodstock, Mildmay, Teeswatere Wingham, Wiarton, Lucknow, and Ripley. Honoured guests were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith, Aunt and Uncle of the bride and Mr. Walter Needham, formerly of - Ripley, a very dear friend of the Hodgins St. Paul's Anglican Church, Ripley, was the setting of the beautiful wedding uniting 'Mavis Ann Frances Hodgins and David Clark Stokes. The church pews were decorated with yellow bows and white daisies: • The front of the church was enhanced in the • setting of can-, delabras, arrangements of bronze mums, yellow daisies and white carnations accented with baby's breath and ivy, candles of copper and yellow were, alternated throughout. The • wedding took place on, Saturday. October the ninth at seven o'clock in the evening. family. Fora wedding trip td Niagara Falls the bride chose a two piece pant outfit of forest green with co-ordinating striped turtleneck -and a yellow rose corsage. The couple now reside at R.R.3 Wingham. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at a shower given by Janice and Kerry Hodgins and Helen Moore held a friend's shower in Ripley. Lorraine Foxton hosted a friend's shower in her honk in Wingham. The bride was honoured by a community shower in Ripley.