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u a the tribune wednesday december 8 1982 heti sayejerojefct service stouffville a practical look at how the ontario ministry of energys project heat save works was revealed friday when mayor eldred king and barry davis from the ministry made a basement-to- top check of a stouffvil le home to learn of its readiness for winter the residence they inspected a 100-year- dld- structure on church street north and divided into three separate apartments came out of the test re latively unscathed j the ministry is hold ing an energysaving clinic at the masonic hall in stouffville to the end of this week a the suggestions made by davis at the church street home were for such things as plastic vstripping on a porch door replace ment of trim showing signs of wear a gasket to cover cracks around a wall plug insulated hot air ducts in the basement and adjust ment of a water heater from 160 down to 140 degrees inspecting the walls lated the ground which is warmed by the walls would gelt colder the frostline would penetrate deep- er causing unsettling insulation should nev er be carried out to the ground line he said davis said there are many ways househol ders can save on heat- mates of- the square ing costs most of them footage of the heated relatively simple and area of their homes inexpensive the program at the masonic hall covers that area specially trained personnel are on hand throughout and visitors are asked to bring along esti- and last years heating costs purpose of the prog ram is to improve ener gy efficiency in ontar io homes by 30 per cent by 1995 public library fun for kids stouffville town children are in for a holiday treat thurs dec30 when a show entitled cat in the hat presented by the erwhon theatre comes to the public library time of the performance is 2 pm tickets are one dollar french program registrations are now being accepted at the town library for the childrens french program that begins jan 18 participants must be 3 v4 to 6 years old instruction will old will be held satur day mornings through out the month of janu ary registrations are now being accepted the 35 fee includes materials and qual ified instruction by irene emig dance program the winter session of the preschool dance program begins jan 21 at the town library- children 3 v4 to 5 years may register now the course covers eight weeks the fee is 25 wintario losers losing tickets in wintario draws from oct 28 onwards may be deposited at the lib rary the discards will go towards the purch ase of canadian books dies in fire d cover a tenweek in thebasementt davis- period the registra- recommended caulk- tion fee is 20 ing rather than insula- v drawing classes tion to check any gaps drawing classes for he said that if insu- children 9 to 12 years markham an elderly markham woman was overcome by smoke and died ear ly monday morning when fire broke out in a home on squire bak ers lane wilhelmine huston 80 was rescued from an upstairs bedroom but was pronounced dead on arrival at scarborough centen ary hospital the house belonged to her soninlaw and daugh ter mr and mrs david carruthers they along with their teen age daughter managed to escape after a neigh- bor placed a ladder against a window the family dog cre dited with awakening the family also died in the blaze markham fire chief myrl smith said another three minutes and none would have made it to safety r the latcham gallerycommittee threwa premiere party friday even ing and everyone had a balltherc were stylesand a fewsmiles as models jrtis- playedeverythirig fronrfurvbypaula lishman to lounge wear by the wedding room the smiles occurred when carol brodieleft did a surprise promenade in nightcap candle and gown those- smiles turned to stares when sharron brazier hawthorne avenue stolled past in nightwear of exquisite beauty added to the display were pieces of jewellery by lindsay godfrey andrea graham headed up the event described as an outstanding success latcham gallery is located in the whitchurchstouffville public library jim thomas 42 years experience 42 years experience 3 ej x t u 1 m j 1 30 z m lu z dc n u we reserved this space to remind you of your empty space nj in your- attic call us n for a free estimate for insulation imittmmmmz t insula tion roofs windows ooors x lu l z u 7493344 m m z o j no payments until feb 1583 v3a zfr 30n3iu3dx3 suv3a zfr 30n3iu3dx3 su 5 attention all hearing impaired and hearing aid wearers in the stouffville area are you looking for a hearing aid a hearing aid service centre will be held in stouffville tuesday december 14th 200 to 500 pm at parkview home 481 rupert st stouffville for appointment please call 4162253281 free service to most hearing aids including belt0nes freeearm0lds cleaned tubwg replace0 if necessary free electronic hearing test also come in and try the new gould hearing aid battery 100 longer life than existing premium batteries kahock hearing aid service 5457 yona st willowdaleont ngs on warning- heamiarj welfare canada a a hock certified hearing aid audiologist certified tinnitus speciaisl for appointment call 41 62253281 ask to see the new all in the mold hearing aid i