The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-02-04, Page 14Ow
Page 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, .February 4, 1987
Two Purple Grove boys baptized at church service
Two Purple Grove boys were baptized on
Sunday in the Ripley United Church. They
were Glen Francis Farrell, son of Jim and
Fran Farrell and Brian William Harrison
Bridge, son of Ken and Brenda Bridge.
Thirty-two people of the Farrell=Logtenberg
families enjoyed a baptismal celebration
after church with Jim and Fran and fathily.
Evelyn Bridge, Keith and Merle Blackwell
and Eldon and Marion Avery enjoyed a bap-
tismal dinner with Ken and Brenda and
family.
Dr. Ken Bridge attended a conference of
the Society of Ontario Veterinarians in
Toronto last week.
Saturday visitors with Wanda Gawley
., were Reta Irwin, Beattie Pollock, and Ver-
na Finlayson.
George and Brenda Duvall and daughters
April and Donna have moved to the former
Rick Thompson home.
Isabel and Jim Brook and Dick McCosh
visited Don and Anne McCosh.
Don and Tiny Robertson visited with
Wilda and Harvie Thompson, Bessie
Maulden, Walter and Jean De Wolfe, and
Paul and Carrie Murray.
Ken and Ella Baker of Meaford spent
Thursday and Friday with John and Joyce
Farrell and girls. Tobi Farrell entertained
some school friends for her 7th birthday on
Wednesday.
Harvie and Wilda Thompson visited with
Viola and Bill Stanley in Lucknow on -
Wednesday and with Wib and Myrtle Mac-
Donald on Saturday evening.
Sunday dinner guests of Kay Collins were
the MacGillivrays, the Lockheads and Mar-
jorie Thompson. Rev. Marilyn Letson was a
dinner guest of Marjorie Thompson onl
Saturday evening.
Maryse Cale and Cameron and Mrs. Alice
Cote spent Sunday afternoon in Blyth.
Laural Houghton of Kincardine Township
visited Tammy Sutton on Sunday.
Paul and Carrie Murray visited Don and
Sandra Forster on Friday evening. On Sun-
day Murray and Gertie Henderson visited
Forsters.
Aurel and Marj Armstrong, Don and Dan-
dra Forster attended a card party at Harvey
Orr's on Saturday evening.
Joan Black from Dungannon and Donalda
MacDonald from Goderich visited Jim .and
Isabel Brook.
Bette McLeod attended a birthday party
for Jean Scott on Thursday at her
daughter's Mrs. Harvie Orr.
Wally and Elaine Pollock spent Sunday
with Don and Alma Gillies.
Don and Anne McCosh spent Tuesday with
Bessie Maulden and her sister Jean.
David and Anna Lawton, Nathan and Kurt
of Port Elgin and Janelle Elliott from the
10th visited Doug and Shirley MacDonald on
Sunday.
Andrew and Sheena MacDonald and'
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RENT REVIEW UPDATE FROM THE MINISl'KY OF HOUSING
Now theres a Rent Registry for
all private rental units in Ontario.
One of the most significant features of Ontario's new rent, review system is the
establishment of a computerized, province wide Rent Registry.
Until now, it was often difficult for tenants to verify that their rents were legal.
The new Rent Registry will record the maximum legal rent which can be
charged for every private rental unit in the province.
When the registration process is complete, this information will be available
free of charge to tenants, prospective tenants and landlords.
Rent information will be
updated annually.
Larndlor(h of (ill private rental units in.
the province will be required to register their
rents with the new Registry.
When the landlord's units are properly
registered, the Registry computer will automati-
cally update the rents each year.
The Registry will record rent increases
for ea& unit of either the Guideline amount
announced annually or by the amount decided
upon in a rent review decision.
Landlords will soon receive
registration kits.
Landlords of rental complexes with more
than six units are being sent registration kits
with the necessary forms to be completed.
Landlords who have not received a regis-
tration kit by February 2, 1987, should phone or
visit their local Rent Review Office.
Landlords of smaller complexes can also
olitain registration kits by calling their local
office.
Barrie
Hamilton
Kingston-
Kitchener
London
Mississauga
North Bay
Oshawa
Landlords of residential
complexes with more than
six rental units (must register
byMay 1,1987.
• Landlords of complexes containing more than
six rental units have until May 1, 1987, to regis-
ter information about their units with the new
Rent Registim
• Landlords of smaller complexes containing six
units or less, as well as boarding houses and
lodging houses, will be notified by the Ministry
of Housing of a specific registration deadline
at a later date. These landlords are encou-
raged to file with the Rent Registry as early '
as possible. .
• Landlords are required to file with the
R0,1
'stry the actual rent that was charged on
Jul 1, 1985, for every rental unit in their
complex.
• Most landlords will only be required to
register. Druce.
How tenants can verify
their rents.
• When the rents for a building luny, been
registered, the Registty will notifythe landlord
and tine tenants of the rent information u'/rich
has been recorded for their units.
0
• • The Re(Jist/7/ will also advise the landlord and
tenants of the flaw limits for nulling appli&1-
tions to challenge. or certify the (what! rent that
has been recorded.
Registry information will be
easy to obtain.
As there are more than one million rental
units in the province, rent registration will take
some time.
When the registration process is fully com-
pleted, information from the Registry will be
available by toll-free telephone or by visiting a
local Rent Review Office.
For more information and land-
lord registration forms, call toll-
free 1-800-387-9060, or phone
your local Rent Review Office.
Ministry
of
Housing
Ontario Hon. Alvin Curling, Minister
21 Rent Review Offices across the province:
(705) 737-2111
(416) 528-8701
(613) 548-6770
(519) 579-5790
(519) 673-1660 .
(416) 270-3280
(705) 476-1231
(416) 723-8135
Ottawa
Owen Sound
Peterborough
St. Catharines
Sudbury
Thunder Bay
Timmins
Windsor
(613) 230-5114
(519) 376-3202
(705) 743-9511
(416) 684-6562
(7!9) 675-4373
(807) 475-1595
(705) 264-9555
(519) 253-3532 -}
METROPOLITAN TORONTO
City of Zbronto (416) 964-8281
East York (416) 429-0664
Etobicoke and
York (416) 236-2681
North York (416) 224-7643
Scarborough (416) 438-3452