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Times Advocate, 1995-01-04, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, January 4, 1995 New Home for Sale 96 York St., Hensall 1600 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, main floor laundry, oak cupboards, central location across from school. $149,000. Terry Baker 262-3032 COMBINED ESTATE AUCTION Of household, furnishings, antiques, tools, truck, etc. From Mt. Brydges Est. of Earl Harding, Mr. P. Van Dam, St. Marys and a Strathroy home and Upper Thames River Conservation Authority. Strathroy Arena Hall, Strathroy Ont. Sat. Jan. 7 - 10:30 a.m. APPLIANCES; Inglis h/d automatic washer and dryer, Fridgidare automatic washer and dryer, Inglis Superb fridge, Westinghouse • fridge, Inglis electric stove with glass oven door, Gurney electric stove, smooth top, small Admiral deep freeze, Beech fridge, oth- er fridges and freezers, microwave. HOUSEHOLD; Love seat sofa bed (new), chesterfields and chairs, bedroom suites, rock- ers, chests of drawers, coffee and end tables, 10 pc. dining room suite and other dining room suites, kitchen suites, lazy. boy style chairs, small tables, stereo set, china cabi- net, stools,. boxes of records, (old), pots and pans, lamps, pictures, books, small appliances, dishes, some linen and bedding, etc. ANT1OUES: Horse drawn cut- ter, Picton C.W. 1 gal. jug, vari- ous Nippon pcs., pink and white toilet set, mustache cups, various books, old chairs, sectional bookcase, etc. TOOLS & MISC,Delta 16" 2 speed scroll saw (new), drill press, floor jacks, hydraulic Jacks, hand tools, garden tools of all kinds, bikes, ladders, doors, mirrors, quantity of oak and maple 1/4 round trim (new) etc., small gas powered generator, etc. sectional small tool storing cabinet (wooden). CONSIGNED BY UPPER THAMES RIVER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY: 1987 Chev 1/2 ton pickup truck, 305 V8 automatic trans- mission. Selling as is. Gasoline powered Lincoln arc welder generator, 150 amp, several power lawn mowers, full size 1/2.ton pickup topper, lawn and gardencart, B/D hea- vy duty jigsaw, 4 ton hydraulic floor Jack, tractor tire chains. This is a partial list only. Pian to attend. Auctioneers not responsible for additions or deletions. All items sold as is where is. TERMS: Cash sale day or approved cheque. Lunch booth. Filson & Robson Phone/Fax: 666-0833 • • 20 Property for Rent SPACIOUS THREE bedroom home in Exeter, close to downtown, available immediately. S750 per month plus utilities. Phone227-4163. (51tfn) TWO - TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS for rent, available immediately, Main St. Hensall. Call (519) 262-2924 for more information. (491fn) 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in Exeter, newly renovated. Large livingroorn and kitchen. Large rec room. Gas heat. $600 per month plus utilities. Available Feb. 1st. References and place of employment 235-1647. (47tfn) EXETER - one bedroom apartment, ground floor, available Feb. 1. Prefer non-smoker, no pets, references. Phone 235-3114. (50tfn) LOVELY SPACIOUS 2 bedroom apt. in Hensall. Quiet, clean building with controlled entry and laundry facilities. Fridge, stove incl. Available Feb. 1/95. Prekrences given to perso:.s interested in 'providing custodial services in lieu of reduced rent. References required. Phone 262-2924.(50tfn) BACHELOR APARTMENT, Main St. Lucan. Available Feb. I. Phone 227-0296. (52tfn) 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ELLA PAULINE MAXWELL Late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 18th day of November, 1994. Credi- tors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the un- dersigned on or before the 6th day of February, 1995 after which date the es- tate assets will be distributed having re- gard only to claims that have then been received. RAYMOND & McLEAN Barristers and Solicitors 387 Main Street P.O. Box 100 Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitors for the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS • & OTHERS In the Estate of • MARY ORIOLE WESTLAKE All persons having claims against the estate of Mary Oriole Westlake, late of the Township of Hay in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 14th day of November, 1994 are hereby no- tified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before they 25th day of January, 1994 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then re- ceived. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 30th day of December, 1994. McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Barristers, &c., 77 Main Street S. Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO Solicitors for the Executors • Year end busy at Blue Water ZURICH - December .19 Pastor Ross Thompson, St. Peter's Lu- theran Church, Zurich and mem- beu of the Youth Group caroled and bell rang at Blue Water Rest Horne as they made their way around the town visiting shut in members of their church. December 20 members of the Christian Refoed Church made .their monthlyr1 visit to the home. Peter Visscher was spokesperson and read "What is Christmas," and Willie Visscher read "A Christmas Prayer". Joyce Pepper and Irene Zwaart sang "0 Holy Night" and the choir sang a Dutch song with the interpretation in English of "Glory to God in the Highest" along with many other favourite Christmas hymns. December 21 the Junior Choir of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph under the lead- ership of Dianne Miller and Har- riet Vandenburgt caroled at the home. Dianne played the guitar and Amy Jeffrey, Michelle Miller and Amanda Van Aaken sang "Jol, Iy Old St. Nicholas". Natalie Van- denburgt sang "Good King Wen- ceslas" and Ashley Rau played "Little Drummer Boy" and "Joy to the World" on the piano. Fergus Turnbull thanked the group on he - half of the resideflts. December 22 members of the Dashwood United Church choir came to the home to sing under the leadership and piano skills of Idel- la Gabel. Thank you to Elizabeth 1Tendrick, Marion Rader, Cynthia Lazaro, Maxine and Jack Gaiser and Statiley Haist for an evening of caroling. Fergus Turnbull, Ca- thy Shantz, Adjuvant and Loreen Devine served refreshments to the guests. December 29 the Zurich United Church choir under the leadership of Beatrice Geiger, a tenant at the Blue Water Rest Home apart- ments, presented a cantata of gos- pel songs with the assistance of pi anist Grace Martin. Hilda Lansbergen, Marion Becker and Donna O'Brien sang "No Room in the Inn". Sharon Dignan sang "Dear Little Stranger" and Cynthia Lazaro sang "Christ JesusCame to Earth This Day". Other members of the choir were Mary Jacobi, Ian. Lazaro, Sharon Kyle, Helen Geiger and Helen Consitt. The . ladies brought along cookies for the resi- dents and mingled during refresh- ment time. Large Household Auction Saturday January 7 at 10 a.m. 8t Heywood's Auction Centre at 586 Main St. South Exeter Dispersing household effects, antiques ,tools etc. for Mrs. Hilda Kellet who has sold her Usborne home plus additions from Zurich. Two auctioneers selling. HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES: Old Hoosier cupboard, antique dressers, 2 kitchen table and chair sets, wicker fernery, 2 wicker arm chairs, old cupboard top, nice tea wagon, 3 pc. waterfall bedroom suite. Double keyboard organ with Leslie speaker, 2 single mates beds, 2 antique rockers, computer with monitor -printer -stand and several games, washer and dryer, fridge and stove, dehumidifier, word processors, church pew, microwave and stand, chesterfields and chairs, parlour tables. washstand, cedar chest, desk, counter top stove, 2 night tables, stereo, crocks, old bottles, pocket watches, straight razors, Seth Thomas pendulum clock, large iron register, tub bench, kitchenware, china and glass,. riding lawnmower, roto tiller, air compressor, hand and power• tools, lamps and pictures, beds, stainless steel elec. milk cooler for 2 large bags, amplifier, old books, piano bench, French horn and case, 2 director chairs, commercial lighting, wishing well, picnic table, Ironsmith downdraft stove In good condition, and hundreds of useful and collectible items. Lunch booth. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 2364874 The past two weeks the Chapel from family members over the holt service was conducted by Pastor iday. New Years brings roast beef Phil Bender, Zurich Mennonite and yorkshire pudding and a brand Church and Rev. Richard Anions, anew year of activities. - retired Anglican Minister from Welcome to Ruby Ellen Fulcher Parkhill. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. of Vanastra and George Albert Ste - Boniface Church, Zurich celebrat- phenson of Zurich who are new ed mass. residents at the home. The residents enjoyed their Our condolences to the fancily Christmas turkey dinner and visits and friends of Joseph Peter Kenda Sr. who passed away at BWRH on December 29. Joe has been a resi- dent at the Home for the past two years, but made frequent visits back into the village to visit with his wife and family. The residents look forward to the new year and a visit from the Aux- iliary and their Grade 5 Buddies on January 3. Time for a picnic? A faithful reader alerted the the T -A news staff to this unusual scene in MacNaughton Park this week. A not -so -thoughtful person threw one of the park's picnic tables into the dam - they usually have to be fished out in the spring. However, the metal -framed table was halted in its efforts to sink to the bottom as the dam froze over, leaving it neatly em- bedded in the ice. It almost seems to welcome visitors to enjoy a picnic right out on the surface of the dam. Heating pads may catch fire Health Canada is warning that new heating pillows can cause fires if used in microwaves TORONTO - Health Canada is warning' consumers that heating grain -filled pillows in a microwave oven can pose a fire hazard. These pillows are intended for heat or cold therapy to relieve pain. Instructions for some of these pil- lows indicate that they can be fro- zen, or heated in a microwave or regular oven. Some are sold with- out any warnings or directions for use. Health Canada has investigated an incident in which a pillow filled with buckwheat husks started a fire in the user's bedroom, after having been heated in a microwave oven and then placed under a blanket. Testing by Health Canada shows that nameless burning can occur if HOME OWNERS CONNECTION DECORATING APPL ANCES The Place to Buy Appliances IN General Electric ■ Moffat ■ Inglis ■ White -Westinghouse■ W.C. Wood Freezers DFSDALE MAJOAPPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. Hensall. Ontario 262-2728 M•rn.•Fri. eam•6pm Ent. 8Rm•5pm Evenings by appointment ENTERTAINMENT HIT • Televisions • Stereos • VCRs • Camcorders IzimmERSivi Dashwood 237-3428 PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL 24 HOUR SERVICE • Plumbing • Electrical • Heating • Custom Trenching • New Homes • Renovations Ask for Brian Johnson Grand Bend 238-5339 444, • ?10 235-2 ;.l() S -6.N a pillow is heated in a microwave oven longer than the manufacturer's maximum recommended heating period. Tests were conducted on two mate ls: buckwheat husks and oat' grain. While buckwheat husks are more flammable, oat - grain filled pillows will also ignite if overheated. The risk of fire is further in- creased by heating a pillow several times a day without allowing it to cool down between each use, or by storing it in a hot or dry location. All of these conditions reduce the moisture content of the filling and make it easier to ignite. What makes microwave heating especial- ly dangerous is that there may be no signs of burning until some time after the pillow is removed from the oven. Health Canada has advised known manufacturers and dis- tributors that heating should not be recommended for grain -filled pil- lows unless the manufacturer can demonstrate that the product can be heated safely. Otherwise the prod- uct label should state that the con- tents are flammable and should not 111==41111 ER1NG 451 MAiN ST1 !Arm? wA�`oov FLOORING WHY LOOK ELSEWHERE? When you can get the best price, selection and quality here ' • Carpet CD Cnneus • Vinyl Flooring �J • Hardwood 467 Main S. Exeter 235-0173 SECURITY SYSTEMS DAMHWOOD LOCK & KEY SNOWBIRD SECURITY SYSTEMS ) ae f Member of 4; — (Canadian Mann and &win, ,si oca 'fl Nhop' ,, ,btie 414 Main St. S. Exeter, Ont. Psi pyb ,�g1� .Tel. 235-3931 fax 235-3933 �\' be heated. These pillows are sold in several sizes, with fillings of various grains. They are available in stores or by mail order, , or from small manufacturers,' local distributors, flea markets and craft shows. Fill- ing materials are also sold in bulk to allow people to make their own pillows. Before buying a grain filled heat- ing pillow, consumers should check that the directions for use include the following: maximum heating period. minimum time period between consecutive heatings. maximum number of heatings per day. warnings of the fire hazard if in- structions for use are not followed. Health Canada has asked man- ufacturers and distributors to in- clude this information in the direc- tions for use, which should be permanently attached to the pillow. Consumers who are not. sure whether a pillow can be safely heat- ed should contact the nearest re- gional Health Protection office of Health Canada. "These tlth'eitist'r' ore hnitlrt/ to help woo" DECORATING x1r DECD :.» C.I.L. & PARA PAINTS WALLCOVERINGS, ,a,.v ` SUNDRIES AND GIFIMIARE ti •. 15 GIDL EYi ST. E., EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 1S7 ;•t3:9'�,5�1, �'b0�.;�;� (519) 235-1010 LIGHTING son Lighting & China QUALITY LIGHTING 1 mile N. of Grand Bend on Hwy. 21 RRfl1 GRAND BEND, ONT. NOM 1T0 (519) 238-8240 TO BE INCLUDED CALL BARB CONSITT AT 235-1331 -CLASSIFIED RATES WORD COUNT Charges are based on the num- ber of words. Sets of numerals as for serial numbers, street numbers, phone numbers or prices count as one word per set. Words jdined by hyphens count as separate words. FiRST INSERTION - 20 words $9.00. 150 per word thereafter. SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS - No copy changes, 20 words $6.00, 150 per word there after. BIRTHS - 30 words $10.00. 150 per word thereafter. MARRIAGES - Engagements, Death Notices - 20 words $10.00 each additional word 150. IN MEMORIAMS - $11.00 plus 250 per line of verse. COMING EVENTS - 30 words $10.00, each additional word 150. Three Insertions for the price of two. CARDS OF THANKS - 30 words $10.00, additional words 100 each. $2.50 DISCOUNT OFF OF RATES LISTED ABOVE FOR PREPAYMENT SEMI -DISPLAY FIRST INSERTION - $9.00 per column inch SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS $8.00 per column inch. (minimum size In this category 1 inch. Accepted in multiples of half inch.) BOX NUMBERS to this office $2.50 per insertion. Deadline: for classified ads N 4:00 pm. Mondays. ,3I Phone El] 235-1331 Use your VISA or MASTER - CARD and Save $2.50 20 Property for Rent SPACIOUS THREE bedroom home in Exeter, close to downtown, available immediately. S750 per month plus utilities. Phone227-4163. (51tfn) TWO - TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS for rent, available immediately, Main St. Hensall. Call (519) 262-2924 for more information. (491fn) 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in Exeter, newly renovated. Large livingroorn and kitchen. Large rec room. Gas heat. $600 per month plus utilities. Available Feb. 1st. References and place of employment 235-1647. (47tfn) EXETER - one bedroom apartment, ground floor, available Feb. 1. Prefer non-smoker, no pets, references. Phone 235-3114. (50tfn) LOVELY SPACIOUS 2 bedroom apt. in Hensall. Quiet, clean building with controlled entry and laundry facilities. Fridge, stove incl. Available Feb. 1/95. Prekrences given to perso:.s interested in 'providing custodial services in lieu of reduced rent. References required. Phone 262-2924.(50tfn) BACHELOR APARTMENT, Main St. Lucan. Available Feb. I. Phone 227-0296. (52tfn) 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ELLA PAULINE MAXWELL Late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 18th day of November, 1994. Credi- tors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the un- dersigned on or before the 6th day of February, 1995 after which date the es- tate assets will be distributed having re- gard only to claims that have then been received. RAYMOND & McLEAN Barristers and Solicitors 387 Main Street P.O. Box 100 Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitors for the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS • & OTHERS In the Estate of • MARY ORIOLE WESTLAKE All persons having claims against the estate of Mary Oriole Westlake, late of the Township of Hay in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 14th day of November, 1994 are hereby no- tified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before they 25th day of January, 1994 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then re- ceived. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 30th day of December, 1994. McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Barristers, &c., 77 Main Street S. Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO Solicitors for the Executors • Year end busy at Blue Water ZURICH - December .19 Pastor Ross Thompson, St. Peter's Lu- theran Church, Zurich and mem- beu of the Youth Group caroled and bell rang at Blue Water Rest Horne as they made their way around the town visiting shut in members of their church. December 20 members of the Christian Refoed Church made .their monthlyr1 visit to the home. Peter Visscher was spokesperson and read "What is Christmas," and Willie Visscher read "A Christmas Prayer". Joyce Pepper and Irene Zwaart sang "0 Holy Night" and the choir sang a Dutch song with the interpretation in English of "Glory to God in the Highest" along with many other favourite Christmas hymns. December 21 the Junior Choir of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph under the lead- ership of Dianne Miller and Har- riet Vandenburgt caroled at the home. Dianne played the guitar and Amy Jeffrey, Michelle Miller and Amanda Van Aaken sang "Jol, Iy Old St. Nicholas". Natalie Van- denburgt sang "Good King Wen- ceslas" and Ashley Rau played "Little Drummer Boy" and "Joy to the World" on the piano. Fergus Turnbull thanked the group on he - half of the resideflts. December 22 members of the Dashwood United Church choir came to the home to sing under the leadership and piano skills of Idel- la Gabel. Thank you to Elizabeth 1Tendrick, Marion Rader, Cynthia Lazaro, Maxine and Jack Gaiser and Statiley Haist for an evening of caroling. Fergus Turnbull, Ca- thy Shantz, Adjuvant and Loreen Devine served refreshments to the guests. December 29 the Zurich United Church choir under the leadership of Beatrice Geiger, a tenant at the Blue Water Rest Home apart- ments, presented a cantata of gos- pel songs with the assistance of pi anist Grace Martin. Hilda Lansbergen, Marion Becker and Donna O'Brien sang "No Room in the Inn". Sharon Dignan sang "Dear Little Stranger" and Cynthia Lazaro sang "Christ JesusCame to Earth This Day". Other members of the choir were Mary Jacobi, Ian. Lazaro, Sharon Kyle, Helen Geiger and Helen Consitt. The . ladies brought along cookies for the resi- dents and mingled during refresh- ment time. Large Household Auction Saturday January 7 at 10 a.m. 8t Heywood's Auction Centre at 586 Main St. South Exeter Dispersing household effects, antiques ,tools etc. for Mrs. Hilda Kellet who has sold her Usborne home plus additions from Zurich. Two auctioneers selling. HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES: Old Hoosier cupboard, antique dressers, 2 kitchen table and chair sets, wicker fernery, 2 wicker arm chairs, old cupboard top, nice tea wagon, 3 pc. waterfall bedroom suite. Double keyboard organ with Leslie speaker, 2 single mates beds, 2 antique rockers, computer with monitor -printer -stand and several games, washer and dryer, fridge and stove, dehumidifier, word processors, church pew, microwave and stand, chesterfields and chairs, parlour tables. washstand, cedar chest, desk, counter top stove, 2 night tables, stereo, crocks, old bottles, pocket watches, straight razors, Seth Thomas pendulum clock, large iron register, tub bench, kitchenware, china and glass,. riding lawnmower, roto tiller, air compressor, hand and power• tools, lamps and pictures, beds, stainless steel elec. milk cooler for 2 large bags, amplifier, old books, piano bench, French horn and case, 2 director chairs, commercial lighting, wishing well, picnic table, Ironsmith downdraft stove In good condition, and hundreds of useful and collectible items. Lunch booth. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 2364874 The past two weeks the Chapel from family members over the holt service was conducted by Pastor iday. New Years brings roast beef Phil Bender, Zurich Mennonite and yorkshire pudding and a brand Church and Rev. Richard Anions, anew year of activities. - retired Anglican Minister from Welcome to Ruby Ellen Fulcher Parkhill. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. of Vanastra and George Albert Ste - Boniface Church, Zurich celebrat- phenson of Zurich who are new ed mass. residents at the home. The residents enjoyed their Our condolences to the fancily Christmas turkey dinner and visits and friends of Joseph Peter Kenda Sr. who passed away at BWRH on December 29. Joe has been a resi- dent at the Home for the past two years, but made frequent visits back into the village to visit with his wife and family. The residents look forward to the new year and a visit from the Aux- iliary and their Grade 5 Buddies on January 3. Time for a picnic? A faithful reader alerted the the T -A news staff to this unusual scene in MacNaughton Park this week. A not -so -thoughtful person threw one of the park's picnic tables into the dam - they usually have to be fished out in the spring. However, the metal -framed table was halted in its efforts to sink to the bottom as the dam froze over, leaving it neatly em- bedded in the ice. It almost seems to welcome visitors to enjoy a picnic right out on the surface of the dam. Heating pads may catch fire Health Canada is warning that new heating pillows can cause fires if used in microwaves TORONTO - Health Canada is warning' consumers that heating grain -filled pillows in a microwave oven can pose a fire hazard. These pillows are intended for heat or cold therapy to relieve pain. Instructions for some of these pil- lows indicate that they can be fro- zen, or heated in a microwave or regular oven. Some are sold with- out any warnings or directions for use. Health Canada has investigated an incident in which a pillow filled with buckwheat husks started a fire in the user's bedroom, after having been heated in a microwave oven and then placed under a blanket. Testing by Health Canada shows that nameless burning can occur if HOME OWNERS CONNECTION DECORATING APPL ANCES The Place to Buy Appliances IN General Electric ■ Moffat ■ Inglis ■ White -Westinghouse■ W.C. Wood Freezers DFSDALE MAJOAPPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. Hensall. Ontario 262-2728 M•rn.•Fri. eam•6pm Ent. 8Rm•5pm Evenings by appointment ENTERTAINMENT HIT • Televisions • Stereos • VCRs • Camcorders IzimmERSivi Dashwood 237-3428 PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL 24 HOUR SERVICE • Plumbing • Electrical • Heating • Custom Trenching • New Homes • Renovations Ask for Brian Johnson Grand Bend 238-5339 444, • ?10 235-2 ;.l() S -6.N a pillow is heated in a microwave oven longer than the manufacturer's maximum recommended heating period. Tests were conducted on two mate ls: buckwheat husks and oat' grain. While buckwheat husks are more flammable, oat - grain filled pillows will also ignite if overheated. The risk of fire is further in- creased by heating a pillow several times a day without allowing it to cool down between each use, or by storing it in a hot or dry location. All of these conditions reduce the moisture content of the filling and make it easier to ignite. What makes microwave heating especial- ly dangerous is that there may be no signs of burning until some time after the pillow is removed from the oven. Health Canada has advised known manufacturers and dis- tributors that heating should not be recommended for grain -filled pil- lows unless the manufacturer can demonstrate that the product can be heated safely. Otherwise the prod- uct label should state that the con- tents are flammable and should not 111==41111 ER1NG 451 MAiN ST1 !Arm? wA�`oov FLOORING WHY LOOK ELSEWHERE? When you can get the best price, selection and quality here ' • Carpet CD Cnneus • Vinyl Flooring �J • Hardwood 467 Main S. Exeter 235-0173 SECURITY SYSTEMS DAMHWOOD LOCK & KEY SNOWBIRD SECURITY SYSTEMS ) ae f Member of 4; — (Canadian Mann and &win, ,si oca 'fl Nhop' ,, ,btie 414 Main St. S. Exeter, Ont. Psi pyb ,�g1� .Tel. 235-3931 fax 235-3933 �\' be heated. These pillows are sold in several sizes, with fillings of various grains. They are available in stores or by mail order, , or from small manufacturers,' local distributors, flea markets and craft shows. Fill- ing materials are also sold in bulk to allow people to make their own pillows. Before buying a grain filled heat- ing pillow, consumers should check that the directions for use include the following: maximum heating period. minimum time period between consecutive heatings. maximum number of heatings per day. warnings of the fire hazard if in- structions for use are not followed. Health Canada has asked man- ufacturers and distributors to in- clude this information in the direc- tions for use, which should be permanently attached to the pillow. Consumers who are not. sure whether a pillow can be safely heat- ed should contact the nearest re- gional Health Protection office of Health Canada. "These tlth'eitist'r' ore hnitlrt/ to help woo" DECORATING x1r DECD :.» C.I.L. & PARA PAINTS WALLCOVERINGS, ,a,.v ` SUNDRIES AND GIFIMIARE ti •. 15 GIDL EYi ST. E., EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 1S7 ;•t3:9'�,5�1, �'b0�.;�;� (519) 235-1010 LIGHTING son Lighting & China QUALITY LIGHTING 1 mile N. of Grand Bend on Hwy. 21 RRfl1 GRAND BEND, ONT. NOM 1T0 (519) 238-8240 TO BE INCLUDED CALL BARB CONSITT AT 235-1331