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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-08-20, Page 8Page 8�Y knaw Sentinel, Wednesday, August 09 1986 Relatives attend bridal shower for Lori Miller Brlidal. shower Mrs. Ellwood Elliott fif concession 8 was hostess for over 30 relatives on Thursday afternoon for a bridal shower for her niece Miss Lori Miller of London. The living room had a pretty pink and white wedding bell with streamers at the place arranged for the bride and her attendant, Karen Labarge. Arrangements of summer flower bouquets with a "Congratulations Lori" on the door made a pretty, setting. The hostess welcomed everyone and a short program was enjoyed. Readings were given by Doris Eadie, Donna McBride and Lois Hackett. A travelling parcel game was conducted by May Boyle with the bride receiving the parcel, which contained a Sweetheart pin, and all joined in singing "For she's a jolly good fellow", Grace Elliott read the address` to the bride.' Lori received many'lovely and useful gifts brought to her by Lynda Stanley .and Wilma. Elliott, The verses were read by Karen Labarge: The bride then expressed her appreciation to all for the lovely gifts the pleasant afternoon in her honour and invited all to' her mother's home at Wingham to an Open House on September 4, afternoon and evening, to see her trousseau. She modelled the pretty bow bonnet and pictures were taken. Delicious refresh- ments completed a most pleasant and friendly afternoon. Everyone viewed the gifts -displayed on the dining room table before farewells had to be said. People report Mr; and Mrs. Ezra Stanley were dinner guests on Saturday evening -with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stanley and family. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cooper and boys who have moved from the Kingarf area to Holyrood. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Page were guests on Sunday with Dr, and Mra. Gavin Hamilton of London, at their .summer cottage near Amberley. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Page visited Saturday evening for dinner, with Mr.. and Mrs. John Siecker at St. Helens. Mrs. Jean Kraemer and family have moved to Walkerton, Mr, and Mrs. Don Gillespie entertained. friends at their home on Saturday evening. Visiting were Mr. and Mrs, Morley Bushell of Wingham; Mr. and Mrs., Charles Smith of Ripley; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Darr and Mr. and Mrs, Don Bushell of hese. Word was received here on Sunday of the death of Mrs, Minnie Emerson at Pineerest Manor, Lucknow. She and her late husband John were residents of our community until they retired to Lucknow, lie died suddenly several years ago. Sympathy iss extended to the bereaved, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur freckles, Angela and Vanessa had a family gathering on Saturday evening at their home here. A most enjoyable time was had by all at the annual get-together. Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Bill MacPherson of Holyrood were Mrs. Donald. McFarlane and Mr. John McFar- Ilane of Kinlough, We're sorry to learn that Mrs. Marion Harris, formerly of concession 8, had a fall at the Pinecrest Manor, where she is a resident, injuring her sholder. Get well wishes Marion from all of us. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois were guests at the wedding of Gerald Bryan and Connie Slessor at the Kincard- ine Presbyterian Church on Saturday, Debt review board established • Agriculture Minister John Wise today announced the appointment. of Jean King as interim General Manager of the federal • Farm Debt Review Board of Ontario. The appointment takes effect following the proclamation on August 5 of legislation to reviewthe situation of farmers facing. The moment you've • waited for is here! . . SATUR Court House Park Goderich DRAW TIME ... 9:00 ?.M. BUT Come Early .for an evening of Entertainment & Nostalgia s all happening in the park ... 6-9 p.m. insolvency. One board is being established in each province. Each has the power to examine farmers' financial situations and to provide for a stay of proceedings by all creditors while the review is being carried out. A chairperson for each board will be announced in the near future. "I am confident that the establishment of the Farm Debt Review Board in Ontario will result in reasonable settlements between farmers and creditors, The board will have a lot on its plate in helping to analyze as many as 1,000 filesof farmers in difficulty in Ontario," Mr. Wise said. The review board has a `mandate to establish panels, made up . offinancial and farming experts, to advise farmers on restructuring their.. debts and help them negotiate alternate arrangements with creditors. Once agreed, to by all parties, any arrangements reached will be legally binding. • _ Under the legislation, any farmers in serious financial difficulty can apply to the review board. For fanners facing insolvency, the board will notify all creditors and there will be a 30 -day stay of all proceedings by creditors. The stay may be extended for three further 30 -day periods; if needed. The law also requires secured creditors to give farmers 15 business days' notice of an action being taken against them. In . Ontario,all written requests for applications or information should be addressed to: Interim General Manager, Farm Debt Review Board, cia 420-102 Bloor Street, West, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1M8. ., Interested farmers may also obtain applications from local offices of the Farm Credit Corporation (FCC). For further information on the program, farmers may call the interim General Manager of the debt review board collect at (416) 973- 2625. • A. Treasured Memory Returns ,.. One Night Only: TICKETS FOR THE 1986 rir PONTIAC D Yon won't want to miss this opportunity to experience some of recent history's most treasured delights ... Pete Zimmermann' Original Red Hots and Hot buttered Popcorn. Served from the very wagon and by Dave Gower& Bruce Erskine, Peter's helpers. years ago. The aroma, the taste, the quality .,. genuine in every detail and featured at 19?2 prices. We hope to have Peter there to see everything is done right! Enjoy as you party to the nostalgic sound of the fabulous NO -NOTES BAND Great fin for friends and families. RS Good luck on the draw. Draw Proceeds to Park I#eautiti ation EXPO EDITION' s *each 3 tbr$!O,?° ON, SALE UP TO TIME OF »RAW Travel with the Jr. Farmers Britain, Australia, Alberta, Indiana and Russia. No, these places are not the latest ' specials at your local travel agency, but they are some of the travel opportunities available to the Ontario Junior Farmers. 'The travelling exchange programmes provide unlimited opportunities for Junior Farmers to travel to other provinces and countries, as well as to host over thirty delegates who visit the province annually. Every year, members are invited to apply and be interviewed for the exchang- es. Our travelling ambassadores are selected based on their participation in the community, Junior Farmers, 441 and personal skills. The winners are announced at the • provincial Annual Banquet held each March. In 1985, two new trips to Holland and West Germany were introduced. The length of an exchange may last from two weeks for an interprovincial trip, to eight months for the Australia/New Zealand ex- change.