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The first Sunday in May the service was arranged by the apartment co-ordinator with Pastor David Brunner of Nairn in charge. May.14 he entertained with song following the seniors' dinner in the Craigwiel Activity Centre. And a new season brings special needs for shopping so on May 22nd a trip was taken into London downtown as well as two shopping malls. THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS COUNCIL But what can be done to help others outside of nur- sing homes with special needs? The residents have responded to an appeal from the heart fund and are busy finalizing plans to help raise monies for this project. One of the events being planned is the annual Family Community Night scheduled for Tuesday, June 17 at 7 p.m. The entire community is invited to the spacious Craigholme lawns where musical entertainment will be provided by "The Maple Sugars", which should keep the toes of both young and old tapping. Refreshments will be served following the entertainment and a silver collection will be taken to benefit the Heart Fund. The Friday following, June 20, they will hold a afternoon of fun and activities from 2 to 5 p.m. This has been planned to coincide with the Mid- dlesex County Professional Development Day and many activities have been scheduledtointerest children and provide activity for them. However, parents and grandparents, are far from forgotten. There will be a flea market, bazaar, sale of craft items, and an ever popular bake sale. Raffles will be held on a Recliner Chair, ceramic oil lamp, fruit basket as well as on a quilt made by the senior citizens. All proceeds will go to the Heart Fund. In addition to raising money for the Heart Fund, the council is also busy with other matters. They recently forwarded a letter to the village of Ailsa Craig asking that when the curbs are replaced along Main Street they be of a sloping variety to assist the handling of wheelchairs. In addition they have written to the Ministry of Health regarding the use of door alarms which the Ministry regulations state should be on at all times. The council asked that these restrictions be eased during the peak hours of the day for the convenience of mobile residents and guests, and to cut down on the noise level. Elected to office for a new term was president, Scot Whaley, vice-president, Wilfred McNaughton; Jacuzzi "Jet Chef" • heat indicator • easy-clean porcelain grill • disposable grease collector gdPe PROPANE LTD. 365 Regent St. GODERJCH 524-2661 GRADUATES — Donna- Lynn Forrest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Forrest, RR 2 Hensall, convocated from the University of Waterloo May 22 with a Ph, D. in Psychology. Dr. Forrest is presently employed as an Assistant Professor in the Psychology department, University of Waterloo. She has accepted a position as Assistant Professor in the Psychology department at Dalhousie University, Halifax. , CRAIGHOLME COUNCIL — The new Resident's Council at Craigholme Nursing Home in Ailsa Craig was named recently. Back, left, secretary Mary Henry, president Scot Whaley, Laura Doman and vice-president Wilfred McNaughton. Front, Clara Oliver, Myrtle Brownlee, Isabelle McLean, Jack McLean and Maurice Morgan. Photo by Scheifele Craigholme residents arrange assistance for heart foundation secretary, Mary Henry and treasurer, Laura Doman. OF superior BAREBEQ's More selection...more accessories for outdoor cooking convenience. Delicious char-broiled flavour from Superior... the propane experts! Canadians 2000 D • Beautiful styling, rugged \ design • dual 20,000 BTU burners • twin heat controls R.L. FORD, CA The Public Accountants Coun- cil for the Province of Ontario announces the election of the following officers and mem- bers: President, R.L. 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