stolen, can be traced through a serial number.

ARON ZABLOTNY

a
“ Aron, who is 13 and a half, has been delivering papers on
o. Sundays for three and a half years and on Fridays for one year
a in the Lynn Valley area.
Zs Aron has just graduated trom Boundary Community School

and will be attending Argyle Secondary School in September.
While at Boundary, his favourite subjects were Math, Gym
and Science. He also played the Sax in the school band.
Outside of school Aron likes to play baseball, swim, ride his
bike and in the winter, ski. He also enjoys playing Nintendo
games, going to movies and building and launching rockets.
With his earnings from the North Shore News, Aron has
bought Nintendo games, Canada Savings Bonds for the future
and is savirig up to buy both a mountain and dirt bike. In the
more distant future, Aron wants to be a Criminal Lawyer.

We thank Aron for being our Star Carrier and wish him
every success in the future.

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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman
NORTH VANCOUVER District resident Tim Kanigan shows bow
easy it is to wheel his new garbage container to the curb. The District
has more than 3,000 of these containers still waiting for takers. The
bins hold more garbage than the average refuse container and, if

SAVE ON ENERGY BILLS
Choose from three types
when designing solarium

SOLARIUMS ARE a popular ad-
dition to many homes and provide
a bright, comfortable living space
for year-round use.

Like all additions, however, they
must be carefully planned.

By doing your homework before
beginning construction, you should
be able to build an attractive,
practical solarium that may even
contribute additional heat to your
house.

There are three basic types of
solariums: the greenhouse, the
passive solar collector and the
energy-efficient solarium. While
each type has distinct functions
and benefits, only the third is
designed to serve as a
temperature-controlled living space
12 months of the year.

An energy-efficient solarium is
basically a well-insulated room
with several windows facing south.
This will allow energy from the sun
to warm the room economically,
and on sunny days may even pro-
vide a little extra heat to the rest of
the home.

One of your most important ear-
ly decisions will be whether to in-
tegrate or isolate the solarium
from the rest of the home.

With an integrated solarium, no
walls separate the sunspace from
the rest of the house. This ar-
rangement can provide a pleasant,
year-round living space but re-
quires very careful design: too
much glass will cause overheating
during the day and greater heat
loss at night.

An isolated solarium, on the
other hand, can. be sealed off from
the main house by closing adjoin-
ing windows, doors and vents.

This provides the homeuwner
with greater control over the
room’s temperature: you can heat
the room only when you want to
use it, close it off when the
weather is cold and cloudy, or use
it as a heat collector on sunny
days.

If you are willing to let the
temperature fluctuate in this way,
an isolated solarium may slightly
reduce your heating bills.

Whether you choose an_ in-

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