NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

STEVE KOVACS, senior vice-president of sales for Water Works takes a break in an eight-person
spa during the Home Show at B.C. Place last week.

Central heating glossary published

A TECHNICAL field like that of
heating systems can become quitc
a@ quagmire when it is a question
of the right terminology. Howev- -
er, to_-facilitate the work of -
heating specialists, translators and
anyone else who may have an in-
terest in this field, the Secretary of
State has now published a new
glossary on central heating.

This 75-page glossary contains
terminology dealing with the pro-
‘duction, transport and distribution

Value.

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of heat in hot-water, steam, and
warm-air central heating systems.
In all, Central Heating brings
together some 270 concepts on
this subject. The information has
been assembled after consulting
specialized reference works; these
are listed at the end of the
publication for the convenience of
users. :
You may obtain a copy of Cen-
tral Heating (Catalog No. $52-
3/37-1991) at the cost of $7.95

(GST, shipping and handling ex-
tra) in bookstores associated with
Canada Communication Group-

Publishing (CCG-P), at your local |

bookstore, or by ordering it di-
rectly from Canada Communica-
tion Group-Publishing, Ottawa,
KIA 0S9.

This publication may also be
consulted in Canadian public and
educational libraries registered

with CCG-P's Depository Services.

Program.

Historical society plans
N. Shore heritage walk

IF YOU'VE missed it
don’t miss it this time.

Once again, in conjunction with
the District of North Vancouver
heritage advisory committee, Roy
Pallant, president of the North
Shore Historical Society, will
conduct a heritage walk on Sun-
day, Feb. 23.

‘*Heritage from poet’s corner to
the great divide’’ will acqaint par-
ticipants with local history of
homes, families and industry. The
walk starts at 1 p.m. sharp from
the Walter Draycott memorial at
Lynn Valley Rd. and Mountain
Highway.

The waik will last three hours
and cover approximately two km.
Participants can expect to hear
history and anecdotes about early
Lynn Valley stores, the fire hall,
the Presbyterian church, the Lynn

before,

Enjoy the magic of a real fire at the

Valley schoofs and Hastings plan-
ing mill and nine-acre pond on
Mountain Highway. :

Pallant will explain the histori-
cal background and architectural
features of heritage homes on
Fromme and Ross Roads, and
continue to Hunter Park to talk
about the log collecting pond and
channels on the Hastings creek
system.

The walk will proceed to
William, East Kings, Royal and
Duchess where heritage buffs wiil
learn about the Spendlove story
and the route of the major cor-
duroy roads,

On the return, Pallant will point
out examples of Craftsman’ homes
on Shakespeare Ave.

The walk will take place rain or
shine, babies and pets welcome.

turn of a control. The Berryflame RS

is a safe and efficient heat source

with a chotce of 4 heat settings.

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