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i.T.-.#? ^ 4A- nieChronicle-Hxpress,Kenn lan, in . i .,rtugusi i. lyw LifESTyU Two products recalled Use Classified Acj I s PENN YAN — The Yates Coun ty Fire Service-Office of Emer gency Management, 227 Main St., Penn Yan, has announced that two companies have recently recalled products because of pos sible fire hazards. The products are Hamilton Beach under-the-cabinet coffee makers and propane hoses instal led on Coleman propane Cookin’ Machines. Hamilton Beach, Inc. received 25 reports in 1989 and 1990 that these coffee makers caught fire. In separate incidents, 2 consumers reportedly burned their hands putting out a coffee maker fire and carrying a burning coffee maker outside. Hamilton Beach, Inc. of Washington, NC, is voluntarily recalling some 42,500 model 816-2 and 816-3 under-the-cabinet drip coffee makers because a defect in the analog clock may cause the appliance to catch fire during use. The recall is limited to the two models, manufactured between November 1987 and November 1988. Recalled appliances may be identified by a label a t the base of the machine bearing the model and the date code stamped into the metal bottom underplate. Only coffee makers with a date code stamped 1187C, 1287C, 0188C, 0488C, 0588C, 0688C, 0788c, 0888C, 0988C, 1088C and 1188C are being recalled. The ap pliances were sold since Novem ber 1987 for approximately $70 each. Consumers who identify their coffee maker as recalled should discontinue use and return it via UPS or Parcel Post, insured with their name and address clearly identified, to Hamilton Beach, Inc. 100 Fontana St., Clinton, NC, 28328. The company will replace the unit without charge and will reimburse consumers for mailing charges. For additional information, con sumers may call Hamilton Beach toll-free a t 1-800-334-2785. In addition, the Coleman Company, Inc. of Wichita, KS, is recalling propane hoses installed on Coleman propane Cookin’ Ma chines because of possible fire hazards. Some 30,000 Cookin’ Machines, manufactured between November 1988 and March 1989, have hoses that may come loose from the fuel valve connection after repeated use. If the hose should loosen when the fuel value is turned “on”, fuel may leak from the hose and could present a risk of per sonal injury or property damage if ignited, it was noted. Aging program set PENN YAN — “Do you feel ‘caught in the middle’ — with a job, a spouse who works, children to take care of, and a mom and dad who need you?” This phenomenon is labeled the “sandwich generation\. In order to bring together a comprehensive group of people who are knowledgeable about the issues facing the “sandwich generation” and to provide an op portunity to gain knowledge they can use, Cornell Cooperative Ex tension home economists in a nine-county region of Western New York, including Yates County, have organized “Celebrate the Family — Aging with a Future”. The program is scheduled from 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 15 at Sperry High School, 1799 Lehigh Station Road, Rochester. Anyone “caught in the middle”, or who is working with or plan ning to address the issues of the “sandwich generation”, are en couraged to attend. This includes those working in county offices for aging, chapters of the American Association of Retired Persons, the Retired Senior Volunteer Pro gram, long-term care facilities, nursing homes, hospitals, human service coalitions, health ^en- cies/councils, intergenerational programs, or potential programs (schools, preschools. Head Start, 4-H, youth bureaus, colleges, church groups), Department of Social Services, and other county agencies, senior centers and more. A number of different continu- Center taking registrations ing education credits have been applied for in connection with this program and certificates of atten dance will be available. The company has received reports of five hoses coming loose and causing some fire damage. The manufacturer suggested retail price was $76 for the stan dard model and $82 for the electronic ignition model. Consumers with a Coleman propane Cookin’ Machine pur chased after November 1987 should discontinue using the product and call Coleman’s toll- free hotline at 1-800-835-3278 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, for instructions concerning replacement of the hose. The com pany has redesigned the hose to correct the potential problem and will provide a replacement hose at no charge to the consumer. It was also noted that both recalls are being conducted in cooperation with the U.S. Con sumer Product Safety Commis sion, which can also be contacted toll-free a t 1-800-638-2772. P a t ’s Y a r n S l w 49 Sheather S t , Hammondspoi<t ll Phone:607-569-3508 ^ * Y a m s * C r a f ts * M a c ram e S 1 S ten c ilin g * C o im ted Cross , j Open Mon. - S a t 9:30 am - 4:30 pi^ F a r m Our Own Home Grown Sweet Corn Cukes * Summer Squash * Peppers * fh lSi‘ of ci‘ NYS & Pa. PEACHES... Quarts & Bushels Your Homtown Store for canning & Freezing Needs. 9-Camm's Country 0(itchin is taking o rders from now to the end of the season Homemade Breads - Pies • Cookies 5 3 6 - 9 3 9 4 Com er of Lake & Odger^ Streets. Penn Yan S U M M E R C L E A R A N C E SALE RUSHVILLE — The Child Development Center is accepting registrations for its fall preschool classes to begin in September. Openings for 3-year-olds are avEiilable in the Hiesday- Thursday morning class, as well as openings for 4-year-olds in the Monday-Wednesday afternoon class or the Tbesday-'Thursday af ternoon class. Limited openings for 3 ‘A and 4- year-olds are available in the Brooks^ Ryder united Monday-Wednesday morning class. Morning classes are held from 9 to 11:30 and afternoon classes are held from 12:30 to 3. The Center’s Preschool Program provides 2 semesters of 17 weeks each. Children may attend 1 or 2 days per week. Tbition is based on a sh^ng fee scale; maximum tui tion is $170 for 2 days a week. There is also a registration fee of $15. The preschool curriculum em phasizes social, perceptual, and creative growth, and provides the opportunity for developing those skills necessary for kindergarten readiness. For more information, contact the Child Development Center at 716-554-6846. Course/credit approvals that have been obtained are: registered dietitians and dietary technicians — continuing education credits from ADA; certified home economists — 4.5 PDU’s; adult home administrators — 5.75 con tinuing education credits. Applications have been submit ted for continuing education credits for LPNs and RNs, but have not yet been approved. An inquiry has also been made for continuing education credits to the Professional Development Committee of Food &rvice Workers. For further information and ap plication forms, those interested should contact Jane Jensen Rauth at the Cornell Cooperative Exten sion — Yates County office, 110 Court St., Penn Yan, telephone 315-536-3381. Face the 90’s! Learn the New Natural Make Up Techniques customized for you by Theatre-Trained Make Up Artist Suzy Marlow Exclusively at 315 - 536-9111 M a in Street a t W a ter Penn Y a n , New Y o rk S a v i n g s c o n t i n u e on L a d i e s & C h ildrens’ S u m m e r F a s h ion s . SAVE 25 - 50% I j D W N i r 131 Main Slreet. Penn Yan, NY • 536-3171 STORE HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 8:30-5; Fri. 8:30-6:30 5 ^ 1 PENN YAN — Luan M. Brooks, formerly of Penn Yan, and Col. Randolph C. Ryder, Jr. were mar ried Saturday, July 14. The Rev. Stanley Robinson officiated at the 11 o’clock ceremony which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Tbrner, 246 West Lake Roa$i, Penn Yan. Cello music was provided by Nathan Gillespie. Penne B. Weicker of Rowayton, CT, was the matron of honor for her mother. Kyle R. Brooks of Rochester, served as the best man. A luncheon reception was held at Lakeside Country Club for 60 guests. Guests were present from Buffalo, Austin, TX, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, as well as friends from Penn Yan. Col. and Mrs. Ryder reside at 5727 Sam Houston Circle, Austin, TX, 78731. EAVE5 FAMILY DEliTAL GROUP General family dentistry in a caring, friendly Tr atmosphere, 'With personalized. Individual attention to your needs, we offer a complete approach to good dental health. Appointments are also available for Saturdays and evenings. As always, emergencies are a priority, new patients are welcome...Keep smiling, Marilyn Eaves DDS Edmund Eaves DDS Thomas Bailey DDS 315*536*3341 Penn Yan Office 607*243*5454 Dundee Office Come to us for more _ Cn-?--- than your medicine - tote for the most modem t^maceutical service, : .v J i Wftk our Pharmacy system, our prescriptions and recordkeeping are eoraputariied to ,,, provide y«u with the latest in pharmacy services. We keep a profile of your prescription , history on our computer so that new prescriptions we fill for you are screened against medicsttitms you’re taking for possible interactions. WiUh your pn^r^ytion you also get a printed counseling handout of precautions. We also provide y « i w»dl easy to use ta* retawds making that year-cwl «:ramble for receipts a thing of fe\ «• the mart time you make a trip' to, a.phatmacy.' '% 3 ^ p « ; i t r l ’^ ^ tf v e a n d d u r To servo you better. American Red Cross BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC at our store This Friday, August 3rd, 10 am - 4 pm 126 Main S tre^ Ponn Yon 315-536-444$ R eplace Y our F ront D oor WITHOUT C oming U nhinged . Replacing your entry way is probably a lot easier than you think. It gives your home new curb appeal outside and dramatic new light and beauty inside. (Not to mention big e n e t^ savings.) The critical part is finding the right door and the right advice. That's where the Peachtree Planning Center can help with a huge variety of entry systems and a knowledgeable staff. So don't come unhinged. Come to the Planning Center for good advice and Peachtree windows and doors—guaranteed for as long as you own them.” PEACHTTtEE PLANNING CENTER 331 SOUTH MAIN STREET / CANANDAIGUA / 716-394-5040 HOURS: MON. TUBS, WEDS. FRI 9-5; THUR 9-8; SAT 9-2 PEACHHl DOORS ANO A DIVISION O f NIELS IVERSEN LUMBER C O ., INC. •Ask to» cofTfleie >*arianty cteuih al y « )i fleacMre. Planning I
