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Record numbers of home-
owners are overcoming the

high cost of home heating by .

insulating their attics. How-
ever, when undertaking this
simple home improvement,
do-it-yourselfers should re-
call that most accidents hap-
pen in the home, To insure a
safe, efficient and trouble-
free job, insulation experts
at the CertainTeed Home
Institute offer these sugges-
tions: -

1. Provide good lighting.
Athics are full of tittle
hazards which could be-
come more dangerous in
dim lighting. These include
protruding nails, uneven
flooring and low ceilings.
Adequate lighting can pre-
clude a false step or mis-
placed hand.

2. Weur gloves. Most
retrofitting is done in older
homes where the joists and
trusses ure often badly
splintered. However, the
risk of splinters exists in
newer homes as well. A
heavy pair of gloves pro-
tects against minor hand in-
Jury.

3, Make a walkway.
Many attics are partially or
entirely unfloored. Since the
ceiling will not support the
weight of even a slightly
built person, the homeown-
er should span several joists
with heavy plywood sheets
or boards. This provides a
stable work platform which
can easily be shifted from
location to location.

4. Be fire-conscious. Treat
electrical wiring with care.
Never pull or twist wires lon
maké room for insulation.

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NEED ATTIC INSULATION?
DO IT YOURSELF, SAFELY!

haust fan motors and other
heal-producing objects are
encountered, simply cut the
insulation lo fit around
them. In the case of loose-
fill insulation, separate the
fill from the fixtures by
means of barriers.

5, Use proper tools. A
sharp knife with sheath and
straight edge permit safe,
accurate cutting without
waste. When not using the
knife, keep in the sheath. Al-

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so handy is a long-handicd
rake or broum which can he
used to push insulation un-
der walkways and buck un-
der the eaves where head-
room is limited.
Be OE A

Be not weary in well
doing.

—II Thessalonians 4:13

May life not be destitute
of its Indian summer.

—Henry David Thoreau

REALTY LTD

Decorating Idea:

Wondering what to do
about that long, dreary hall-
way in your home? Why not
tufn it into a family picture
gallery?

Dip into your family al-
bum far some oid, treas-
ured photos, have them at-
tractively framed along with
some more current snap-
shots for an interesting, dec-
oralive gallery.

Go thy way. eat thy bread
with joys, and drink thy wjne
With a merry featu lor Qod
now aceepteth thy works.

—-Eceleniistes 9:7
Safety Suggestions

Fall means you'll be us-
ing lights and appliances
with increasing frequency.
so make certain your home's
wiring system is able to han-
dle the extra load.

This is also the time to
check on outdoor lighting
equipment, to ensure wealh-
erproof operation.

The upproaching winter
satson is (he most danger-
aus When it comes lo home
fires. so take precautions by
installing a smoke detector
and providing emergency es-
gape procedures tor the
whole family.

Make sure all dead tinths,

are removed from nearby
Trees, in) preparation. for
storms to come,

Wall! some peopte tith of
morality. and some of re-
ligion, but give me a -titte
sug Pruperty.

—Maria Edgeworth

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Light Up the Walls!

Newest Foil Wallcoverings
Bring Glow to Hearth, Home

Once upon “a time, in the
so:culled dark ages before
electricity, people lighted
their homes — with Name.
Oi) lamps bathed tables in a
warm glow, fires danced in
the hearth, candles gleamed
extra brightly in polished
sconces on the walls,

Today, with the power of
hundreds of candles at our
fingertips, we still love the
idea of glow -- the ro-
mance and warmth of shim-
mery, soft light and shadow.

So, we celebrate
love with candlelight din-
ners and open fires. But, we
can do much more. We can
borrow a trick from those
bygone days and pul a per-
manent glow on our walls.

this

In those days. people made
lavish use of wallcoverings,
including many styles en-
riched with gold leaf. Archi-
fects and designers would
specify these walicoverings
in order ta enhance the glow
of lumps, and reflect it back
and forth across the room.

Today. we have a wealth
of foil wallcoverings that of-
fer decorating possibilities
never dreamed of. There are
shiny silver or gald-pattern-
ed wallcoverings that ure to-
tally modern in feeling. the
counterparts to chrome and
glass. But there are also [oil
wallcoverings that are as
warm and romanlic as yes-
terday.

These are the under-

ga
hey

When we think of good times and
happiy holidays.iwe think of our dear. patrons
who freer efsited W"throughout the year. Hive

_ the happiest of holidays.

McCOLL

REAL ESTATE
SERVICES LTD.

Ad. McGoll - Notary Public

3239A Kalum
635-61 31

stated foils — und they're
really one of the newest of
decorating muterials. In-
stead of the mirror-bright
shine of silver or gold, they
offer the soft gleam of pew-
ter or brass — perfect “foils”
to the soft decorating-style
we love today,

Spotlighting the new im.
portance of foils is the fact
that the makers of Wall-Tex
walicoverings have just de-
voted a whole collection to

them. They're all done in-
a eeetgeteteenee

fabric-bucked vinyl. so they
need no special installation
— they go up as easily as
any Wall-Tex wallcavering.

The new “Metallics” col-
lection covers the full spec-
trum of shine from muted to
bright. Along with the
smooth pewters are other
richly embossed designs,
with textures thal soften the
shine but leave the glow —
pius 4 group that offers the
pure, un-muted shine of sil-
ver, gold or copper,

Pape Pruden & Gurrie (1976) Ltd,
Oc TERRACE’S COMPLETE
REAL ESTATE SERVICE

4648 Lakelse Avenue 435-6142

Lots of good wishes for the holiday
season. May you havea happy holiday
with friends and farnily.

hristmas

Greetings
from Management & Staff

JOHN CURRIE . 635-5545

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Country setting, 5 acres on
Old Remo Rd. 3 year old
home, 5 bedrooms, large
dining and living room, 2
fireplaces, 2’ bathrooms.
Ideal large family home.
Asking $66,000.00, Cali
Horst or Christel. M.L.S.

A Bargain! Just $44,000.00
will buy this well kept 3
bedroom split level home.
Close to schools and
Shopping. Phone Christel

Country living. Four
bedraoms, twa bathrooms,
full basement. Qut-

buildings for storage and
Poultry. Asking $69,500.00,

Older tamily home with
fireplace. Rental cottage
en large lot. Close to
schools and town. Phone
dudy.

Desirable 3 bedroom
family home on 4600 black
Straume. Fenced and treed
backyard. Asking
$57,000,00. Phone Horst or
Christel.

or Horst. Call Keily.
Split-level 1260 sq. ff. 3 Furnished mobile home an
bedroom home, fireplace in well maintained tand-

living room. Private
location, farge lot, fruit
trees, good garden soil.
Asking $55,500.00. Call
Christel or Horst.

scaped lot in Copperside.
$20,000.00 price includes
garage and storage shed.
Phone Muriel.

Large building lot in quiet
section of Terrace, Cedar
Crescent area. Phone Judy
for information.

One bedroom starter home
in poputar location.
Fireplace, good size lot.
Priced at $26,500.00. Phone
Muriel.

New 1296 59, ff. split level

just north of town
available. Fireplace, 93
large bedroams, Good

value for $54,000.00. Phone
Muriel,

Uplands area. 3 bedroom
home, large family kit-
chen, fireplace in living
room and partly finished
rec room. Good value for
only $49,500.00. Cali Horst
or Christel.

VW acres of land for
residential development.
Close to town, schools and
services. For more in-
formation on this at-
tractive property call
Judy.

We just tisted seven new
homes for sale. Each
featuring two furnaces,
natural gas and woad,
Prices ranging from
$59,500.00 to $66,000.00, Call
Horst or Christel.

Uplands area. Three
bedrooms, franklin
fireplace, fenced lat with
poultry area. Asking
$33,500.00. Call Kelly.

A most afiractive well
locked after “home at
Copperside, Well
established garden area,
on a quiet street, Judy has
the details,

1400 sq. ft. 4 bedroom
bungalow on ap-
proximately 2 acres.

Double garage plus large
workshop. Asking
$56,000.00 — Call Horst or
Christel.

Call & Inquire at our Office about Florida Properties

MURIEL NEALE

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