HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-11-11, Page 15e• might aswell bilge.. it-about trying to heat 'lig. ' ' the: grOts'. Canadian. • winter;- we just -can't do' , it: Salet's keep. tiori.beat \ ' >: iikRiatt, Where it 4 ' 0- US. themostgakid, - - 1 AS. you. read i i 0:sitilp fen-tent ' Plit-t discriter.that installingor '41- •A:d' Milt , ihSulatiOn.. is, . - • , - 0._ neither - :difficult nor , X eticularly egRensive. I tsulation Conserves Ling: energy WWII . iii Saves yotiiiioney, '- CC , • , M. ' L,Tiko things happen X when, insulatioitis added w to your new' or existing X ho, e. First, and most ' .-fr ,inti Ortante y ou. save e - _&ir becanse you use les.: fuet for heating. : Secondly.. you feet War‘rner ,f and more - comfortable; Peen tae tnoment beat is generated it tries to
eScaiseintothe Colder air
outside, vanishes
Through the ceiling and
walls sneaks - Out round
windows amt.-doors The
rate-of escapedepends on
between:
the inside and outside
temperatures, and on the
resistance It meets.
Insulation is . the key
barrier that traps and
holds heat inside.
A thorough. re-
insulation job' can cut
your annual heating bill
as inuelas5Oper cent,
A more modest
impiovernent to your
insulation cart save you 20
to 311044 Mt annually:'
• So-it your biltis new $300-,
a X per. cent saving Could r reduce-it to $210-: The cos;
of insidatingaltor, part of
a house is usally paid for
ye.ars or less, through
lower annual heating
costs.
A. quick way to find out
itiyour house needs extra
insu_lationis to take a look
outside. On a dull day. is
the snow melting on the
roof?. If so-, you don't nave
&lough insulation by the
attic-. Is stria.*
disappearing from
around` thesides of the
house? If so you need
insulation on the
basement walls.
A poorly insulated
muse- -is usually
tmcomfortable. Blame it
on the "cold= effect.'
The-inside_surface of am
uninsulated wall may be
from S to 15 Fahrenheit
degrees 0= to 8 Celsius;
degrees).- colder than the
same wall with
insulation_ If you're
sitting near the wall, your
body heat will flow
towards the cooler
surface and you'll soon
begin-to-feel-chilly. At the
same time,. as warm airy
meets the-cool wall if
becomes more dense aro
sinks towards the floor.
This displaces- warm
floor-air-which "rises. The
result can be
uncomfortable drafts-
_ y Many of us hiritup the
thertnostat, blaming a
chilly feeling. On the
furance or the weather.
The real problefirS 'often
a• lack of good' insulation
and Weather protection:
At their November meeting on
Monday the Huron County Board
of Education agreed to support a
recommendaticin from R. P.
Ritter, principal of F. E . Madill
Secondary School Wingham,
that a •one year agreement be
drawn up-between the Board and
the school's cafeteria operator.
The recommendation came
following informal discussions
with the operator who had
indicated that he did not wish to
enter into another long term-
- agreement. A five year
agreement is just ending.
The new contract will cover the
time period of November 15,
1976 to November 14, 1977.
Director of Education D. J.
Cochrane pointed .out that the
wingham .cafeteria operator was
one of a few remaining operators
still working under a long term
agreement. . Most agreements
now simply call for one months
notification or termination by
either party.
Following approval of a date
change for a . Professional
Development Day at South Huron
District High School th director
of Education asked that in future
all school principals pla "further
ahead and make all change&
before the Board su snits its
calendar of events *th the
Ministry."
South Huron prinoi al J. L.
Wooden had informed e Board
in a letter that i two day staff
Session at the Benmille Inn was
planned for Jaduary 27 nd 28 an
and asked that the session
planned for April 29 be oved up
to January 27.
= In other business t e Board '
authorized the Dir ctor of
Eduction to respond t a letter
from Local 1428 of the Canadian
Union oaf Public mployees
indicating that the bard was
preps d to comme ce new
contract negotiations. e CUPE
local represents no -teaching
employees of the b ' rd and
informed the Board i a letter
e heat in Clean furnace a difference FOR ALL YOUR DECORATITG SUPPLIES SHOP at 'HILDEBRANDS
Year agreement
signed with Ma
cafeteria operator
Insulate Now & Save!
All
Insidating Stock
10 %
OFF
our regular prices
on existing stock!
INSULATION. PURCHASES
are Provincial Sales
Tax exempt
Existing Home
being reinsulated
SAVE
7 0
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datedOctober 22 that tt#ey wished
to commence 'bargainieg with a
view to ammending the existing
collective agreement.
Victor makes good Ous-
inesS sense.
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