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PAGE TEN:: THE LUCKNOW SENTINE4; LUCKNOW, `ONTARIO
CoUPh..A.re Marie
ucknow
PHOTO: BY McDOWELL
PEPPER MATHERS
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Lucknow United Church,
decorated with,peonies andcandel-
abra .was the setting on Saturday
June 24th, for the marriage of
Carolyn Elaine Mathers and George
Wayne Pepper.
.Rev. GordonGeiger of Essex. and
.Rev. Laird Stirling ofLucknow •
officiated at the -double ring -cere
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; mostly.. .
of Mr
The bride is the, daughter.
and `Mrs , Pharis, Mathers of R. R.1,
Lucknow. . The groom • is. the son of
Mr. and Mts. Glen Pepper: of
a Mitchell.. •
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a • formal
gown of pure .white silk .faille. Th
natural waistline and bell skirt,
were appliqued with French re
embroidered alecon lace. Match-
ing lace
atch, -ing'lace also adorned the .scoop'ed.
neckline elbow' sleeves and :the ,
natural waistline,'of the; flowing ,
train: A headpiece •ofrosebuds and
petals held her tiered illusion veil.
She carried a crescent of white
• gardenias and trailing ivy.
Matron of honour was Mrs.,. Doug-
las Mills of Brampton and Gloria-
"Pepper of Vancouver,._ British".Col=.
'umbia was. bridesmaid:. They wore
identical'empress line gowns of•:.
•.aqua satapeau withscooped neck
line and. elbow. sleeves.
Matching applique adorned' the
waistline ant) "sleeves A watteau
panelfell' from 'the back ,nec ine
.
They:
carried a crescent of white,'
shasta.'mums.
Grant Pepper'of Mitchell was
best man and Wayne Hackett Of
Kitchener.was: groomsman. Ushers.
were Harvey •Wightman:of.'Water-
loo acid Keith Priest Of Stratford.
Soloist :was Clarence,Greer of
Lucknow-'who sang "'O. Perfect
Love" and ::The Wedding. Prayer
Organist was Mrs:'. Ross. Cunni .ming. •
A,.,reception :followed in the
church parlour.' The bi'de's' mother
received 4he guests .wearing an
aqua lace coat, over,.a sleeveless:
matching crepe::sheath with•white
accessories. The groom's.; mother
chose a pink coat .and sheath
ensemble. , covered with white .
lace, pink hat:and white.accessor.-
les., • •
For travelling the bride chose a
coral'two-piece .Fost'ril suit with '
white.: accessories,:
Following a wedding trip to
Northern and Eastern Ontario the •
couple will reside at 407"O:Retalla-
ch St.,: Regina; Saskatchewan,
where the room... a graduate of the
University of Guelph,, is.'employed:
by the Department,•of ,Natural"
Resources. The:bride,, a graduate
;of 'Kitchener Waterloo. School of
Nursing, is on the staff ''of Regina
General •Hospital. r
1:5GradUatesAt J St. JOSi.phiSchod:'
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
A communion, breakfast was held
last Wednesday morning for fifteen
,grade 8 graduates of .St". Joseph's
School. Father' Caruana and Miss
B.'Winters; Principal; attended
'We.extend•our'congratulations'to
the graduates. 3
Frank Hogan of Hamiitonvisited
over the weekend with'Mr, and
Mrs. John Howard and family.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs.
•Ormond Heffernan were~ R'a'cy-
.mond, Jerry and' Anne Heffernan
'of Wallaceburg,. Miss Blanche'
Beladeau of Guelph.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT; • •
:Young people with summer em
ployrnent ate: Aaron Courtney
with Dr. and Mrs. McGill at
Amberley, Helen Courtney with
'Mr. and Mrs.: Daniels at Bruce
Beach, Rosemary "Hogan, factory
work in Kitchener, Anne Heffer-
nan, factory work in Wallaceburg,
Pauline Wildgen. in a restaurant in
'Godcrich, Karla Rieglirtg in Brant-
/
ford as housekeeper in :a' Rectory,,`.
Jerry Heffernan. ii.employed at -
'the "Green. Melk;' -in Wallaceburg
for the' summer;
Mr. and Mrs.' Morris Edwards
and family of London; -spent -the
weekend with Mrs. Gus Kinahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray 'of
Detroit •spent• the weekend at 'the
cottage.
Weekend visitors with Mrs. B1aise,
Martin were; Peter, Patricia and
Ted Martin and Shirl McDonald,
all of:Hamilton.
Martin and Dennis Quinlan of
.Brantford are spendingthe week
with Mr, and Mrs. Jirn Martinand
family.
Mrs: Ray. Dalton returned home
from the hospital on Saturdays, '
Weekend visitors at the Garvey
summer home were Mrs; Marie
Garvey, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Garvey and family of Toronto.
Dr. and 'Mrs.' Peter Bolland of.
Clarkson,. are. spending two 'weeks
at their summer 'residence, the
WEDNESDAY .JULY 6th, 190
The new; Ontario Consumer' Pro
tection. Act, which comes in to
force on July -31st, helps everyone
who buys.°oncredit by obliging
the lender, or seller, to make a
written statement of the true cost
of credit: This provision, and,others
in, the Act, ' will not relieve:: the
consurner of ; his normal respon
sibilities` of .shopping' carefully
and ;choosing wisely; ,.but it will.
make it easier for him. to : make
:the right decisions..,
Disclosure of the;cost'
of borrowing
In all time payment transactions` the
borrower must be .given a written.. note
of the cost of borrowing, both in dollars .
and cents, and asan••annual percentage"
rate, before credit is granted. The lender..
,mustalso set down:any •charges he in- .:
`.tends to make if: the borrower should
default on payments,
Cooling -off Period'
This new' ruling' applies tosales made
by itinerant 'sellers, 'which is the -.Act's
name forsellers who.operate away from
their: permanent place of business, and
who make a charge to :the. buyer for the
privilege of buying on time.
A contract made with an itinerant seller`,
can now be cancelled by the buyer, pro-
vided he does so in writing and delivers
the cancellation to the seller personally,
or by registered mail, within twow.ork
trig days'of the contract being signed.
If he cancels in this way, the buyer must'
return any goods already, supplied, and
. , the seller must return any : money' or
trade-in which' he may have received:..
Thetrade-.indoes not becometheseller's
property until' the :two-day cooling -off
• period 'has elapsed without the. buyer
cancelling the contract.
Registration of itinerant sellers
As from July 31st 1967, all itinerant
sellers as "defined by the Act must reg-
ister with the
eg-isterwith'the' Consumer "Protection Bu ""
reau::If' the seller is a company or :a
partnership, only'the company or part-
, nership must register, not the individual
employees.
Information. to be contained;
in a contract
Under the new Act, certain 'important
details must be written into all contracts
for the sale of goods or services to a
consumer, when the purchase price is
' $50 or over. To be binding, the.contract •
mist. comply with the Act and must be
'signed by all parties, who must each
receive• : a' duplicate' original copy.
Repossession
If the buyer should default after two-
thirds of thepurchase price : has been.
paid, the seller. cannot: repossess with-
out
ith -.,
Po
out. permission ora judge
Penalties
,Substantial penalties are provided 'for.
contravention of the Act and its. Reg-
.ulations. Lenders and sellers who are
likely to be affected are urged to make ..
themselves familiar with the Act.
WHAT YOU SHOULD. DO..'
Borrowers and buyers should bear
in mind that nothing in the new Act '.
relieves them of the responsibility
of making careful decisions when
considering a: loan, or a purchase
on credit. Keeplhis:notice . as a re-
minder of
eminderof your rights.; Information
on borrowing, and on credit buying,
iscontained ina leaflet which can
be obtained from the Consumer
Protection: Bureau,' 123 Edward
Street, Toronto 2.
Lenders .and sellers; 'should 'make,
themselves familiar with the Act
and its Regulation`s,. The Consumer
Protection Act 1966 and ; Ontario ,
Regulation. 207/67 (250 each) can •
be 'obtained from the Queen's
Printer, 26 Breadalbane Street,
Toronto 5. For advice on the work-
'' ing of the Act and its: Regulations;
- seeyour qualified business adviser.'.
Hon. H. L.: Rowntree. /
Minister of Financial and „Commercial Affairs
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL AND
`cOMMERCIALAFlAIRS
Consumer Protection DMsioA'
former Ila. Garvey place.
Visitors with Mark •Daltons were
Mr: and Mrs. Gene .Dalton: and
family. of Royal Oak, Michigan,
Mr. and Mrs. John Dietrich of
• W .+,�
r;�. • 1 Ifs, a �8 � $ • �� rk+,K t „y�iYli :� *VW A6ti
Clarkson. •�
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Dalton.'
and ,family visited,with Mr, and
Mrs'.. Dennis'Dalton.,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Menard visited
her 'Mother, Mrs. Clifton Austin.
The. Boy Scouts and Cubs of the '
area attended Centennial celebrat-
ions in Goderich, Suttday afternoon