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Times-Advocate, 1979-04-18, Page 24Page 24_______________Times-Advocate, April 18, 1979 Undaunted by weather ooklet available A new consumer booklet titled "Propane and Your Recreational Vehicle” has just been released by the ministry of consumer and commercial relations. Designed primarily for trailer, camper and motoriz­ ed home owners, the booklet familiarizes consumers with the properties of propane and alerts them to the safety hazards that can be created through its misuse. It also provides safety tips on using and installing propane equipment, transporting and storing cylinders and check­ ing the propane system for leaks. "Every summer, con­ sumers in Ontario are in­ jured or lose personal property through the im­ proper handling of propane, or careless maintenance of propane equipment,” said Herb Jones, director of the ministry’s fuels safety branch. "Most of these ac­ cidents could be prevented if consumers took a few sim­ ple precautions.” Consumers may obtain copies of the booklet free of charge by writing: Con­ sumer Information Centre, Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations, 555 Yonge Street, Toronto, On­ tario, M7A 2H6. Many at sunrise service By JOY SCHEIFELE ago for centennial everyone was invited to EASTER SERVICE - A small congregation gathered early Easter Sunday for a community sunrise service at Craigholme Nursing Home lawns in Ailsa Craig. The service was also attend­ ed by many of Craigholme residents who listened indoors by way of special hook up to their P.A. system as they gathered in the dining room and watched out the windows. By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG About 30 persons gathered under heavily overcast skies on the lawns of Craigholme Nursing Home 7 a.m. Easter Sunday for a community sunrise service sponsored by the Ailsa Craig and Area Ministerial Association. Early morning chill and light drizzle threatened to move the service over into the nearby Activity Centre, but the group persevered cheered on by nearby chir­ ping birds. A large wooden cross es­ pecially erected for the ser­ vice dominated the setting as focal point of worship. The cross was crafted by the Ailsa Craig Presbyterian young people several years centennial •celebrations. The service was carried inside to the residents of the nursing home through special hookup to their PA system as they gathered in the dining room where they could easily view the con­ gregation through the large windows and feel a part of the celebration. Pastor Dave Brunner of the Nairn Mennonite Church and Craigholme Chaplain con­ ducted the service assisted by the Rev. Alex Simpson of the Ailsa Craig Presbyterian Church. Pastor Brunner led the congregation in a number of Easter folk Hymns as he played the guitar. At the conclusion of the service BEST PRICES ON CrO PIONEER CAR STEREO MUSIC 40 ONTARIO STREET STRATFORD greet one another with "Good morning! Christ is risen”, and the response of "He is risen indeed!”. The members of the Nairn congregation then met together at the church for Easter breakfast which was followed by a congregational communion service and feetwashing. m ............................ COMMODITY CALLk_________________________________/ For the sophisticated trader there’s only one number to remember - OUR’S • Financial assistance • Management counselling (CASE) • Management training • Information on government programs for business Can we help you? See our Representatives RANDY BROWN OR BILL SCHUTZ at: The Devon Building, 476 Main St. South, Exeter on: "EVERY TUESDAY" Photo by Scheifele Riverview Institute instal, learn to grow peanuts FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK For prior information call 271-5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario St., Stratford. A GREAT CO-OP By JOY SCHEIFELE Theannualmeeting of River view W.I. was held April 10 at the Masonic Hall in Ailsa Craig. Mrs. I McAlpine presided due to the illness of President Mrs. Ivey Adams. Installation of officers was conducted by Mrs. Ethel Crouch. Officers for the forthcoming year in­ clude Mrs. A. Craven, past president, Mrs. Ivey Adams, president; Mrs. Irwin McAlpine, 1st vice- president; Mrs. Roland Neil, secretary; Mrs. Lyle Lee, treasurer; Mrs. A. Caven, district director; Mrs. I McAlpine, alternate; Mrs. Loretta Hughes, Mrs. E. Harrison and Mrs. Albert Armstrong, program con­ veners; Mrs. G. George and Mrs. J. Priestley, auditors; Mrs. R. Garrod and Mrs. M. Rees, Sunshine com­ mittee; Mrs. G. George, Mrs. J. Priestly, Mrs. Roy Morton, Cancer society committee; Mrs. L. Lee, pianist; Mrs. H. Morton, curator, conveners of stan­ ding committees include Mrs. I. McAlpine, Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Donald Hughes, Citizenship & World Affairs; Mrs. Ruth Garrod, resolution; Mrs. Sadie Walker, Public Relations and Press. Annual reports were given by the conveners and a package program for the up­ coming year was presented by Ruth McCallum. Mrs. O. Currie and Mrs. A. Craven reported on a visit to Craigholme Nursing Home in March. Several items of business were dealt with including changing the time of future meetings to 1:30 p.m. Mrs. I. McAlpine, convener of Agriculture & Industry presided for the program. Mrs. E. Rees presented the motto, Support Canadian Products and Canadian In­ dustries will support you. Mrs. Olive Currie explained how to grow peanuts in your vegetable garden. Roll call was answered with members paying their annual fees. Nineteen members were present in­ cluding two new members. The Bible Reading was taken Greta George. Lunch was served by Ruth Garrod and her committee. 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We Need Good Clean USED CARS AND TRUCKS Highest Trade-In Allowances Offered MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Deafer Project takes shape Many in the community have been watching the progress of the new senior citizens apartments at the Craigwiel Gardens complex over the past several months. Currently floors are being laid and finishing details added, with projec­ tions for a May first open­ ing- The apartments are being adjoined to the existing 11 units and include five one bedroom, 4 two bedroom and 2 two bedroom delux (with dining room) apartments. As in the com­ pleted unit, a common lounge will be furnished for the use of tenants and their guests. Laundry room facilities are included with coin washer and dryer operated at a minimun cost.- The apartments are being built by Craigwiel Gardens Incorported, a non-profit organization which in addi­ tion owns and operates Craigholme Nursing Home and the Craigwiel Gardens Senior Citizens Activity Cen­ tre. Rents have been set to cover anticipated operating costs. They are totally privately financed and therefore not geared to in­ come. 679-8860 Outside London-call direct 1-800-265-7940 Today’s prices-Tomorrow’s strategies Merrill Lynch Royal Securities Limited Suite 201, Northern Life Tower 380 Wellington Street London, Ontario N6A 5B5 Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. * subject to change Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. EXETER 235-2420 ATTENTION FARMERS Liquid Manure Tanks Any Size with or without lid. We do the excavation, pour the cement and back fill. 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