The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-08-28, Page 13•
Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 28, 1985 --page 13
Gaes and pranks played .at Kairsbea hall shower
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Davidson, who were married on August 24
on the lawn at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clarke.
Bonnie and Ed will reside in Parry Sound.
A bridal shower was held at the Kairshea
hall on the evening of August 19 in honour
of Bonnie Clarke. Cathy Howald opened
the program with a few words and then
with Blanche Needham at the piano, the
song "Let Me Call You ,Sweetheart" was
sung. Then Bonnie was alled to the front
to make a cake from scratch with no recipe
(which turned out not bad). After this
Bonnie and her mother, Wilma, made a
wedding dress out of toilet tissue in five
minutes. Then getting serious, a lovely
solo 'was sung by Shirley Colwell, accom-
panied by Rena Forster at the piano.
Following this Ruth Buchmeier, read, the
Malfunctions claim two Ontario men
Malfunctioning propane refrigerators,
producing carbon monoxide fumes, have.
been blamed in the deaths of two Ontario
men in separate incidents over the past six
months. •
Jeffrey, Jaworski, 22„ of Kenora, was •
found dead in his parents' cabin near
Ignace, Ontario, on July 18. One June 15,
Felix Smith, 70, of St. Catharines, was
found dead in a cottage, near Matheson,
Ontario....
In -both instances, investigators with the
Ministry of Consumer • and. Commercial
Relations Fuels Safety Branch determined
that a malfunctioning propane refrigerator
had produced the carbon monoxide.
Lethal quantities of the colourlessand
odorless gas can be produced by propane -
refrigerators if the burner Hahne is not
properly adjusted or the flue passage is '
blocked by carbon deposits, scale, or other
debris.
'These recent, tragic incidents under-
score theunportance of having propane
refrigerators cleaned and adjusted every
year: The units shouldn't be started at .the
beginning of the season unless they have
Pee Wees
in playoffs
By Matt Rhody
/The Lucknow Pee Wees.fastball club is
now in the playoffs against Brussels after
beating Walton two games. to one in. the
first round.'
Lucknow lost, the first game 4 = 1 against
some very good pitching by the Walton
pitcher. In the next two games Lucknow
got some excellent pitching from Matt
Rhody and some timely hitting by Kent
Campbell, David Elliott, Brad Murray and
Matt Rhody, winning 5 - 4 in extra innings
and 6 -5 in the third game. Lucknow then
met Brussels August 22, losing 11 - 3 on 'a
very sloppily played game. The next game
is August 29 in Lucknow. Come out and
cheer the boys to victory. •
Crop income
stabilization
The Form Income Stabilization Commis-
sion of Ontario has developed a three-year,
five -grain program to assist Ontario grow-
ers to stabilize • incomes. The program
establishes stabilization funds from which
payments may be made to the participating
grower after a year of depressed market -
prices for corn; soybeans, white beans,
winter . wheat and barley.
Funds are 'created by cash deposits from
the grower to the extent of one-third of
possible payouts; the other two-thirds of
any payout is funded by the Government of
Ontario. Th��}s, payouts are on the basis of
• two dollars'" from the province for each
dollar paidfrom the grower's account.
Money in the account earns interest for
the -participant and any balance is returned
to the 'grower at the conclusion of the
program. .
The program is for the three-year period
covering the crop years. 1985,1986, 1987.
Final application date for the 1985 crop is
October 1, 1985.
Application ' forms will be mailed • to
participants in the previous program. New
participants may obtain forms from the
O,M.A.F. office, Clinton.
been serviced," said Monte Kwinter,
Ontario Minister or Consumer'and Com-
mercial.Relations.
Carbon monoxide generated by nialfunc,
tinning. propane, refrigerators ldlled four
people in 1984.. In the past decade, 38
Ontarians have died in accidents related to
propane refrigerators, which are widely
used in cottage- country of in remote areas
of the province where` .electricity isn't
readily available.., -
Mr. Kwinter said • his . ministry, in
co-operation with the Propane Gas- Assoc-
iation of Canada, has produced and distri-
buted a warning letter and decal which can
be affixed to propane refrigerators as a
permanent reminder of the need for proper
maintenance -and servicing. The ministry
has also issued periodic public warnings,
stressing the importance of proper main-
tenance and, servicing of propane refriger-
ators.. ,
"We hope that the decal and increased
public awareness of the dangers of
neglecting .proper Maintenance of propane
refrigerators will help ensure that more
deaths do not occur,". said Kwinter..
address and called Bonnie and her
attendants to the front to open gifts. Her
attendants were Carol. Maclntyre, Laurie
Bell and Julia Clarke.
Bonnie saida few words of -thanks and a
delicious lunch was served to end the
evening.
Ruth Bell and Nancy Maclntyre spent
last week in Niagara Falls attending the
"Old Stone Inn" and' took an enrichment'
course.
Jim and Marion' Morrison from .Copelal.
sand Barb, .Shawna, and ,Tyler Nichols
visited with Mr. and Mrs. ick McQuillin,-
Ron and Jack.
Nancy Maclntyre and ' Olive Needham
spent a few • days at Niagara Falls and
SOUTH
by Ruth riurchttrreier
attended an anniversary party for Mr. and
Mrs. Ab .Needham.
Mr: and Mrs. Robert Needham of
Comma -spent' a few days with Jack and
' Blanche Needham.
Karissa Dickie spent a few days holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dickie and girls in
Markdale and came home with Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Dickie on August 24.
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