The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-08-21, Page 15Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 21, 1885—'age 15
New neighbours welcomed to Kinlough
We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Brian. Murray
as our new neighbours. They bought the
home of the late George Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Malley, Doug-
las and`" Lori of Denver, Colorado, are
holidaying here with her mother, Mrs. N.
E. (Bertha) Haldenby and other family
members. •
Marretta Hodgins visited Mr. and Mrs.
1 Tinton Minnie) Sittler on August 15. He
had returned home from Wingham Hospit-
al. We send get well wishes.
• Relatives and friends from here attended
the golden wedding "Open House" on
August 17, afternoon and evening at the
Lncknow Anglican Parish Hall for Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Stanley. It was a lovely occasion
and we wish our warmest congratulations
•and hope for more years of happiness to Ez
and Lula, who were former residents here.
The Anglican Church Sunday School
annual picnic was held at the church the.
afternoon of. August 15. The conveners
were Mrs. David Haldenby and Mrs. John
Visser. The young folks had a good time of
fun and games, as did the young of heart
who attended. •
Refreshments were hot dogs with kali the
trimmings and ice cream and other
goodies. It's a day they all look forward to
before the end of the holidays. •
Mr. and Mrs: Ivan Lloyd, and Mrs, :Pearl
Lloyd of London visited' on August 15 with
Edna and May Boyle.
We •extend congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs., David Linde (nee Judy McDonald)
who were married in the Pentecostal'
Church on Saturday afternoon. Judy is the
daughterof,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .McDon-
alci of Orangeville and formerly of the
South line here.
We were pleased that Delbert Hedley
was among the top five in the Ripley
Reunion Beard growing contest. W e kin-
loughites thought it was the top one,
Delbert.
Mrs. Ellwood Elliott of concession 8
visited,on August 14 afternoon with Edna
Ted Johns'
hit .returns
The cast and crew of Garrison's Garage
by Ted Johns are gearing . up for another
production at the Blyth Festival. Opening
on August 27 ands playing • through to.
September. 14 at the; Blyth• Memorial Hall',
Garrison's Garage then heads ,out on the
most ' ambitious andlar-reaching tour ever
undertaken by the Festival: a seven week
tour spanning two provinces; Ontario and
New Brunswick. The Ontario portion of the
• tour is generously co-sponsored by Texaco
Canada Resources and Ideal Supply, Head
Office, Listowel, .
Robert King repeats his hilarious per..
formance 'as Frank, the mechanic whose
idea• of bookkeeping is to throw invoices
into the' garbage. Ron Gabriel returns as
Bert, the councillor with country common-
sense, . and David •Fox as the almost evan-
gelical tax 'man, Blair Daniels. And, of •
course, Ted Johns, author and , actor, is
Garrison himself. Marianne Mcisaac, seen
in Moose County and Primrose School
' District 109 this season, joins the cast as
Lorna.
Garrison's Garage is directed by Kather-
ine Kaszas, the Festival's Artigtic Director,
Critics described Ms. Kaszas' direction of
Garage last year asp . 'engaging and
well -paced' (Globe and Mail), 'excellent'
(Goderich Signal -Star), and 'masterly'
(London Free Press). The set design,
especially adapted this year. for touring, is
by Jules Tonus with the costumes designed
by Festival resident designer, Kerry
Hackett. The lighting design is by Harry
Frehner.
For tickets for the Blyth Festival run .or
information on the tour, call the Festival
d Box Office • at• 523.9300 or 9225.
and May Boyle.
Mrs. Everett Stanley of linden, Michi-
gan visited August 16 with her sister-in-
law, Marretta Hodgins and both attended,
Ez and Lila's golden wedding open house
on August 17,
Mrs. Hugh Jansen (Marion Percy) and
her son Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Jansen and family, all of Cochrane, visited
here with -Alex Percy and Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Haldenby and family, and' 'other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller underwent
surgery in Kincardine hospital during the
week and is making favourable .progress.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Page have
returned from their honeymoon and have
taken up residence in their new home
concession 10. We wish them every
happiness in the days ahead.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bushell returned to
their home here on August 16 after both
being hospitalized, in London and Kincar-
dine. Dunedin's
sister, Mary Stewart from
Millarton, is with them.
Owing to the electrical storm Sunday
morning, our village residents were
without any telephone service until late
Sunday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs: Harold Slessor of Tiverton
visited August 18 with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson and Lois,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald called
on Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald on August
18 before returning to Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken MacDonald. and family were,
guests at the. Linde - McDonald weddingon
August 17. "
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Howey and Kristen
and Debbie Hedley of Kitchener spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Hedley, Karen and Gary.
Ken Brown and his daughter Vicki from
British Columbia are visiting with Mrs.
(N. E.) Bertha Haldenby and family here.
Sorry that. Brenda and Heather couldn't
come now too, but Heather broke her collar
bone. Get 'better soon Heather. •
New rent review legislation planned by the Government. of
Ontario means that the responsibilities of landlords and
tenants will be changed retroactive to August 1, 1985.
As of that day, a rent review guideline of 4% is to apply to
most apartment buildings, and rented townhouses, duplexes,
condominiums and individual dwellings such as houses.
Other specifics include:
• Under rent review, landlords may increase rents up to a specified limit
without applying for a review of the proposed new rent. However, if
the tenant objects to the proposed increase -even if it is below the
specified limit- he'or she may alsoapply for a. review.
Until August 1st, 1985, a 6% rent review guideline covered most private
rental accommodation except units occupied after 1975 and certain
units renting for $ 750 a month or more.
• Retroactive to August .1st, 1985, a 4% rent review guideline is to cover
• all private rental units including those occupied after 1975 and
thoserenting for more than $750 a month.
• Untilthe legislation is in place landlords can legally collect. a 6 per cent
increase. However, provision will be made for the payment of rebates to
tenants of any amount over 4 per cent, unless a higher increase can be
justified in a rent review hearing. Accordingly, all landlords are being
asked to voluntarily comply with the 4 per cent limit in order to avoid a
time-consuming rebate process.
For further information on how
the new legislation will affect you,
please contact your nearest
Residential lbnancy
Commission Office; listed in the
blue pages of your telephone
directory.
Ministry.
of
Housing]
Ontario , Hon. Alvin Curling, Minister
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