Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 18, 1997, p. 12

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i fj3jirtivisn tt piiwmekiiie rtflj ovpftfc w dr linda kuhn bso faao is pleased to announce that dr laura di nino bsc has joined her in the practice of optometry at 227 main st markham north station plaza suite 203 markham we would be pleased to help you with all of your vision care needs english italian spoken early morning evening and saturday appointments are available tel 90547 1 0592 natural medicine we carry a complete line of quality professional products homeopathic remedies vitamins herbs and holistic books our staff is trained in both traditional and holistic medicine call our pharmacist or nurse for a free consultation to discuss natural alternatives for your health we offer free weekly lectures on natural approaches to various health issues the medicine cabinet 548 carlton rd unit 210 unionville ontario ne corner of carlton rd and kennedy rd in the bridle post plaza 905 5139580 let the pounds with the help of a bariatric physican lose 20 lbs for christmas eat regular store bought foods one on one counselling full line of herbal wellness products available inspect fireplace before use year join now only for 3 months excludes product wseqten weight loss wellness of canada the intelligent way to lose weight markham 4776999 newmarket 8364011 thomhill 7641901 the chill of winter is in the air and the thought of warming up by a nice toasty fire seems enticing but before using your fireplace or wood burning stove you need to ensure it is operating properly in order to maintain the safety of family members and even if youve been enjoying a crackling fire already its never too late to do a safety check any woodburning device should be checked periodically and cleaned according to usage said thomas e finney vice president of technical ser vices for housemaster a home inspection company proper annual mainte nance will allow for years of enjoyable yet safe usage of fire- places and wood burn ing stoves safety first its important that home owners conduct their own yearly inspection to ensure that their units perform properly before using the fire place for the first time finney suggested checking the visible areas of the chimney for any blockages or creosote a highly flam mable gummy deposit buildup on the interior of chimney walls and the sur face of the flue any deposits over a quarter of an inch thick can health special interest in cosmetic dentistry bleaching bonding implants porcelain veneers emergency care general dentistry childrens dentistry pocation extended hours hwy 48 16th ave markham 47224s4 4gl yip convenie sunkist plaza be a potential fire hazard and should be cleaned profes sionally the burning of green wood can create a cooler fire which can increase the chance of the creosote build up said finney to lessen this problem finney suggested using aged seasoned wood that will burn hotter yet even if there is no noticeable cre osote a chim ney and fire place should be professionally cleaned once every year sometimes a homeowner will only inspect the chimney from inside the home but cre osote can also form close to the top of the chim ney where the temperature is cooler and the guest speakers dr c pecora drsdrago business opportun1 for free admission please bring this coupon friends are welcome thursday october 23 1997 700 pm 100 natural health and nutritional products seminar focus weight loss weight gain health enhancement location radisson hotel norwegian 1 hall 50 east valhalla drive markham ontario product samples m for free admission please bring this coupon friends are welcome thursday october 23 1997 800 pm exgelilekitsoverage for preexisting conditjonst snowbird insurance going south this winter we are in markham to serve you many plans and options to meet your needs guaranteed sameday service in person or by mail coverage available for all ages from 1 5 to 1 82 days sample rates for snowbirds 7075 379 600 875 1560 age 7679 600 990 1170 2000 8084 990 1589 1175 2800 85up healthy travellers preexisting conditions trip 6569 120 days 310 182 days 503 120 days 667 182 days 1129 1050 1740 1800 2950 1 s call us today for a brochure or to arrange an appointment most policies include free multi trip annual coverage 9052011571 gases will cool quicker where theres smoke once you begin using your fire place take care to look for problems throughout the season smoke staining or other signs of inadequate venting could indicate numerous conditions or concerns said finney some of these may include block age of the flue an insufficient smoke shelf or design construction defects if any of these problems occur homeowners are advised to seek pro fessional help the fireplace should not be used again until the problem is alleviated rekindling an old flame rather than using magazines or newspapers to get your fire going kindling is the most efficient firestart ing material some magazines and newspapers give off toxic smoke when burned due to the types of ink used in the printing process newspapers also send burning ashes up your flue that can ignite a dirty chimney or land on your roof while still aglow flammable liquids such as gaso line or lighter fluid should never be used to start or rekindle a fire using these types of materials can cause an explosion wood burning stoves wood burning stoves have become popular in recent years since they can save on heating bills the new models of wood stoves are attractive and also provide an effi cient source of heat for the home in case of a power outage yet wood stoves also require the same amount of preventative safety maintenance as a fireplace all woodburning units should have adequate clearance from com bustible materials and walls in order to prevent a potential fire even if the unit is not close to combustible walls a masonry wall may contain wood beams within it that could ignite at high tempera tures this problem can often be alleviat ed by the use of special heat shields said finney he also warns that stoves should not be set directly on a wooden floor or carpet as this can create another fire hazard fireproof material must always be used on the hearth and under the unit hearth hints avoid smoldering fires confirm that the fire is out never burn trash or higher flamma ble material that will produce a sud den hot fire inspect your chimney monthly even during the season to check for creosote deposits or other problems avoid stove pipe accessories such as heat reclaimers or extractors they reduce pipe temperatures adding to creosote buildup place a spark arrester at the top of the chimney it prevents hot ashes from escaping the chimney while animals birds and rainwater are kept out improve your natural vision isroisisurcically in days m weeks i discover orthok dr h h walji od msc fios j optometrist including ort t i i welcome to your total eyecare place for eye exams orthok contact lenses and eyeglasses ashgrovc medical centre 6633 highway 7 at ninth line markham 905 4713937

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