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Luekuow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 2, 19111—Pnge
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Judy India
The summer W.M.S.
meeting was held at the
;home of Mrs, Lloyd Collins.
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Ken MacLennan . and Mrs.
Cameron Cook gave the .de-
votional on Parable of a
Growing Seed, followed by
prayer. A Bible Quiz by Mrs.
Allan MacDonald was next.
The study on "Develop-
ment of Christianity in In-
dia" ,was capably given by
Mrs. Allan MacDonald with .
group discussions. Stories .of
missionaries and where they "
served were read and placed
on a map, Mrs. Stu-
art MacLennan read the
Poem, If Jesus Came To Your
House. Business followed..
Attend
community
picnic
Seventy persons were pre-
sent at the Purple Grove
Community picnic, held at
the community centre on
Sunday. In spiteof intermit-
tent rain drops during the
afternoon, the . young and
"young at ..heart enjoyed
games . and races and some
old fashioned visiting. The
day , .ended with a pot luck
supper on the grounds. Con-
venors for the event were.
Mrs. Roy Collins and. Mrs.
Doug MacDonald.
All of Donald Robertson's
friends are pleasedto hear
that he is out of traction at
Wingham. Hospital. Donald
is now sporting 'a neck brace
Visitors with Mrs.
Katherine Collins this week
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bell
of Rochester, Michigan and
Mrs. Kenneth Bell of Venice,
Florida. All were here to at-
tend the Bell family family
picnic held at Chester Camp-
bells at : Amberley.
Katherine also attended, the
picnic.
The daughters Of Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Collins, Jennifer
and Angela, :entertained
overnight guests Stephanie.
and Sheena MacDonald on
Sunday.
Andrew MacDonald is en-
thusiastic about his recent
stay on .the Cape Croker In-
dian Reserve. Andrew ac-
companied his ° friend
Bradley Stanley and enjoYed
sharing in the Vacation Bible
School sponsored by the
United Church of Canada.
The
course was staffed by
members of area' churches.
Bradley's mother, Mrs.
Delbert Stanley of Ripley,
was once again leading a
class at • the reserve.
Stephanie, Sheena and An-
drew are part of the fly
of Mr. and Mrs. Doug .Mac
Donald of this coma unity.
This past week Bradley and
his brother Shawn have been
weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Farrell and girls.
Tammy Sutton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton,
had an unfortunate accident
with her bicycle, while
riding on the 10th conces-
sion.
onesion. Losing control of her
bike, Tammy flew over the
handle bars, landing face
down on the hardtop. ter.
Bruce, the family dentist,
met them tilt Kincardine
Hospital where stitches to
Tarnmy's lip were required.
Fortunately no teeth were
broken, but Tammy will:
have a rather painful face
for a few days.
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YOU CAN HEAT SUPER ENERGY-
EFFICIENT HOMES FOR $50 TO $200
A YEAR—TODAY!
It costs $500 to $1,000 to
heat a typical Canadian
house. But there are super
energy-efficient homes
coming on the market that.
heat for $50 to $200,a year.
They looklike other new'.
houses. They have various
layouts—bungalows, ranch -
style, splits, townhouses...
Nothing far out— and no far out
prices, either. 0
They don't even use :special
m • materials, or exotic technology.
What they do,have are innovations
in design and construction that
have proven themselves through
frigid Prairie winters.
NEW SUPER ENERGY-EFFICIENT
HOMES -TO SHOW YOU HOW
It's -time other Canadians shared these
secrets. That's why the Government of
Canada is supporting the construction of new.
super energy-efficient homes as part of the
National Energy Program.. Builders will
construct some in every province. Even those
Canadians who aren't in the market for a new
home can use some of these innovations in
their present homes. But the super homes are
for sale, too. They're meant for living, not just
show.
THE OPEN SECRETS OFA SUPER
ENERGY-EFFICfENT HOME
The four major items that make -a home
super energy-efficient may add up to $6,000
or. 5 to 10% to the construction cost of a new
home. But that's an investment which pays for
itself in lower fuel bills, keeps on paying
dividends for years to come and adds to the
resale value of the home.
MOST WINDOWS FACE SOUTH AND
ARE ENERGY -CONSERVING
The house is oriented to the sun with
quality double -glazed windows facing south
to: soak up free solar energy. Fewer windows
face north and these may be triple -glazed to
minimize heat loss.
NOW, WHO NEEDSA• BIG
HEATING SYSTEM?
To completethe energgy-conserving.
features of these houses, they are
equipped with automatic set -back
thermostats and the most efficientof
appliances and heating e9uipment.
The heating system is miniature
both in size and consumption,
matching the space heating demands
of the house. The water heater and hot ,
water pipes are well insulated, and water
temperatures are readily controlled. The
major appliances all have low Energuide
consumption ratings, and in some cases
waste heat is captured and recirculated where
it is needed. Efficient fluorescent lights are
used wherever possible rather than • .
incandescent bulbs.
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THICK WALLS—VP TOi AFOOT (30 cm)
THICK -AND FULL. OF INSULATION
Insulation; And more insulation. That's one
of the big secrets. The super energy-efficient
house has two to three times more insulation
than the average new home, • -
WHAT YOU'LL GET
Super Energy- Most Other
Efficient Home -New Homes
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Ceilings 8.S -\I0.5 (50-60) 3.5 -5.3 (20.30)
Walls 5.3-` 7.0 (30-40) 2.I -3.5 (12-20)
Easement Walls 3.5- 5.3 (20.30) 0.184.1 ( 1-12)
(A higher •R51' factor means lower heat Toss.)
The walls of a super energy-efficient home '
are sometimes 30 cm thick to take the
• abundant,insulation. The attic is piled high
with the stuff, and there's even insulation in
the doors, making them RSI/"1.1 or better, -
instead of the normal RSI/.35. You, can't see
super -insulation, but it's there, silently saving
you money.
IT'S AIRTIGHT BUT. HEALTHY—
WITH FRESH AIR • .J
The entire house is wrapped (on the inside)
with an airtight vapour barrier to reduce
excessive rates of air change, to keep out °
drafts, and to keep household moisture from
entering the walls. -The vapour barrier is
carefully overlapped and caulked at all joints.
-- even behind electrical boxes. Every joint
and crack is completely sealed. Doors and
windows are weather-stripped and super-
tight, Air -lock vestibules reduce drafts
• when doors are open,
in fact, the house is so airtight that
\ mechanical ventilationMay have to be
provided. But even here, a unique
air-to-air heat exchanger developed
just for this purpose, or a smaii heat
pump, saves energy by transferring
heat from the outgoing air to the
incoming fresh air. Ventilation is
efficient and controlled — not
wasteful and haphazard.
BUY A SUPER ENERGY-EFFICIENT
HOME—OR JUST LEARN FROM ONE
1f you're in the market for anew home, here's
what to do: • - Some super energy-efficient homes may be
built in your community within the next year
or so. Buy one, .if you can.
They'll be bargains.
When looking at any new house ask for the.
features that make a home super- energy-
efficient.
Even if you're not in the market for a new
house you can still save energy and money in
your resent home. Here's where the .'
Ener$ave Advisory Service— a free
Government of Canada energy consulting
service for all Canadians --can help. Mail the
coupon below. We'll send you our Ener$ave
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you plan and complete your home energy
program.
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