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• 00Fritintinity news
Visits from
I-Srevv..YOric •
.• *Bell Hackett:,
Mrs. Joan* tree, Roch-
ester, New York Sate visited
for a few days last week with
'Rev. Arthur. and Betty Scott,
Darrell and Ian.
Mrs. Cora Cranston spent
the 'weekend with Howard
and Helen Blake at Goderich.
Henry Van Dyke, has mov-
ed ,to , London where he is
doing welding at Sramotor
Limited and Michael Hackett
has started new welding
work at Bell Industries Ltd.
at Seaforth.
Frank and Lorene Alton
and ,Jamie visited for the
weekend at Toronto with
Lorene's brother, John and
Muriel Wray and faultily. Mr.
and Mrs. Wray were cele-
brating their 25th wedding
anniversary.
Acknowledge
contribution
Mary Newbold RN, former
director of resident care at.
Pinecrest---- Manor Nursing
Home, Lucknow was honour-
ed along with her 'husband
George Newbold, who •as
past presdient of the Ontario .
Nursing Home Association
(OHNA) now retired, was
given .an Honorary Member-
ship in the .OHNA, for the
contribution she made dur-
ing the two years. he was
president in the early sixties.
The recognition acknow-
ledged the strong support of
Mary and George Newbold in
furthering the growth of the
association. The acknowled:
gement was made at the.
association's 22nd annual
meeting and convention held
in London recently.
Institute holds
garage gale
• By Kathy Todd
The St. Helens Women's
Institute held a garage sale
at the hall on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Taylor
and Rodney of Kincaidine.
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Todd and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Todd
enjoyed the company of Mr.
and Mrs, John Siecker of
Owen Sound on Sunday.
Mrs. Elaine Errington
hosted a Tupperware party
last Tuesday evening. Fol-
lowing the display, everyone
enjoyed a light lun4h.
Last Week
Mrs. Lorne Forster and
Laura McNeil attended the
golden wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston at the United
Church in Kincardine on Sat-
urday.
Helen Todd and Isobel
Miller attended the aotp
wedding anniversary cele-
brations of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon MacIntyre of Rich-
mond Hill, on the weekend.
Winners at -The regular
Shoot Party were Margaret
Errington, high lady, with a
score of 271 Robert Mit-
chell, second high lady, 222.
High man was Russell Phil-
lips with 216. Ed Robinson,
second high man with 201
and George Grigg took the
low prize with 96. Next party
will be Thursday. October
29.
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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 28, 1981—Page 13
THE MANAGEMENT OF ENERGY IN CANADA. ONE OFA SERIES.
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LOOK FORTHE CGSB SYMBOL
BEFORE YOU HIRE AN
INSULATION CONTRACTOR
The vast majority of insulation firms
are both capable and honest: But there
.hav e been 'cases.of poor workmanship and
even outright fraud.
To help ensure good value for our
insulation dollar. the Canadian
Genei:al Standards Board has established
a national certification program ,for
residential inSulation contractors. The
contractors list&I in the CGSB program
certify to.their clients that their qualit •
of insulation -workmanship meets the.
CGSB 'standard. •
Only those contractors listed in the
CGSB certification program are
authorized to use the CGSB symbol.
USING A CONTRACTOR FOR
CHIP? CGSB IS A MUST.
CHIP (the Canadian Home Insulation
Program) offers taxable grantsof up to
$500 to make your home better insulated
and more airtight—i( your house Was
built before. January 1. 1961—whether
you own or rent.
After November 1, 1981, if you intend .
to apply fot CHIP and have a contractor
install the materials, you must use a
contractor who is listed with the CGSB
program. You won't be eligible fora .
grant otherwise.
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If you prefer tad() it yourself and
use CHIP only to,assist with buying
materials,.that's fine: But remember,
you must install the materials before•
applying for a CHIP grant.
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CHOOSE YOUR
CONTRACTOR CAREFULLY
The new CGSB certification program
\\ ill do much to reduce the problem of poor
qualit, ork h insulation contractors. hut. 6,
don't stop there. 'You should further protect •
\ ourself in these was:\
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I. Plan our home's ener2 •savings b) filling
in the free EnerSave 'Energy AnalySis'
• questionnaire. Call the EnerSave
Heatline toll-freefor yOur.Copy.
Call toil tree 1-800-267-9563.
ottsnta; Hull residents call 995-1801.
2. Ask friends or neighbours to •
recommend a cOntractOr.
3. Verify'the contractor's CGSB listing
number with your CHIP office. Check
the company's record with- the Better
4Business Bureau or your provincial
Consumer Affairs office. •• ' ,
4. Watch ont for highTressure sales
• techniques.
5. Compare costs. Get three estimates in
writing which locate and specify the
• size of the area to be insulated, give the
type of materials to be used and list .
• their RSI (or R) value. (RSI is the new
metric rating for insulation).
Check your contractor for details such
as CGSB listing number, the estimate
of your home's existing RSI (or R).
value. the RS! (or R) value of
insulation to be added, and the.
recommended RSI (or R) value for
your area.
7. Monitor the job. If possible. stay home '
while the work is being done. Don't be
shy about asking the contractor -
questions.
8. Never sign a blank or partly filled-in
contract or CHIP application form.
• It takes planning and comparison
shopping to find good.vahie for your
insulation dollar. But it's in your best
• interest to do it right from the start.
Get in touch with your CHIP office in ,
Toronto to find out whether your home is
eligible and how to apply.
• Toronto 789-0581
• or call toll-free l -800-268-1818\
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