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;___. “w A .2 _A‘. __ .__..____A.;__‘ 2...... THE QUALITY NAME IN ENERGY INNOVATIONS ° The Ultimate In Wood Heating! Basic Principle Oi Operation (1) The Riteheat Regulator Simply set the dial for the temperature you want. A bi-metal coil inside the regulator raises a chain connected to the magnetic damper. (2) The magnetic damper auto matically admits air when Riteheat Regulator calls for heat Air travels below the grate (3) and upward behind the liners (A). (3) Grateprotected by 2-3 inch layer of ash at all times. (4) Liners-air travels upward be- hind the liners and is then deflect- ed into the combustion chamber by the liner retainers. (5) Liner retainers. (6) Cast iron combustion fluesmoke is forced baclr throught the fire before it can enter the combustion flue and exit out the chimney. (7) Air travels upward through secondary air duct where it is preheated before enter- ing the combustion flue. The secondary air provides the oxygen necessary for complete combustion to occur. (8) Ash pan-constructed from corrosion-resistant cold-rolled steel. HIGH EFFICIENCY WOODSTOVES 345-0987 924-2373 APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY GROUP The AT Group held their Gener- al Meeting this month near Chafâ€" fey's Locks at Skycroft. Partic- ipants enjoyed a tour of severâ€" al energy displays,innovations and experiments on the Bonwill's grounds. Two films were shown."Waterloo Farmers" contrasted the tradiâ€" tional farming methods of the Mennonites of Southwestern Ontâ€" ario with modern large scale argricultural techniques."The New Alchemists" described reâ€" search done in gardening,aquaâ€" culture and wind power at the New Alchemy farm on Cape Cod. The business meeting ranged over the Group's past activities and made future plans. Lee Schuster is in charge of the Food Coâ€"op order being handled by the Seeley's Bay group this month.0rder forms will be sent out soon. The Group's Labour Exchange program will follow the format of work parties.Those wishing to hold an "event" should an- nounce it at meetings and/or through the Lantern. Nan Takerer is organizing a Book Exchange.Those interestâ€" ed in sharing reading material should give her a bibliography. Bartering will be handled through announcements at meetings. Organization of the group will be done by a rotating,open steering committee.Publicity for events will appear in the Lantern. WOOD WORK HOP: A workshop on woodlot management,notching and felling and chainsaw maintenance will be held on Sat.,0ct 14th, from 1:30 p.m.The demonstrations will be at Skycroft,west of Chaffey's Locks.Bring your chainsaw if you wish to compare notes about various saws.For further info.,call Hans at 387â€"3609. Evtefimmc‘. 1114th?!) can: win-rm A Scenery is DONE 3v INDlViDUALs. M awoos “Witty. I Jim Muscle's invitation to "Come v . finer/tel: to eliminate bum out? NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Page 19 NEW RESOURCE BOOK COMPLETED A new guide to community re- sources ,called Alternative Exâ€" changed,has been released.1t is a listing of people in North Leeds,Central and South Fron- tenac, who are interested in sharing experience,materials and skills. The book consists of profiles of area folks ivolved in solar and wood heat,organic gardening, animal husbandry and self-reâ€" liance in general. It was comâ€" piled by students on an Exper- ience '78 grant this Summer. It is available at Tara Natural Foods in Kingston ,or by writing Susan Bahan,St. Lawrence College,Box 201, Sydenham,0nt.,for the price of $1.00. ‘ Barter Fair held About 30 people responded to and barter " one Saturday at his home near Soperton."It can be anything you have to offer," he said,"even if it is only to come and shre conversation." But people did more than just talk.They traded everything from pumpkins to pottery,crash helâ€" mets to honey,and canned goods to cats.0ne person gathered namâ€" es of those interested in placing a bulk order for fruit trees. A pot luck lunch was shared in the front yard and many took the opportunity to renew old acquainttances and make new ones. Are you interested in buying co- operatively: *Fruit trees *Organic fertilizer *Seaweed foliar spray Please phone 387â€"3609 for infor- \ . Beforeyoubuyanystme,_ spend a few moments m51de a Fisher. 1 Secondary combustion chamber Heavy plate steel construcflon 4.6 :9... 'N: Take this short guided tour through a Fisher Stove. And see for yourself why, with scores of wood stoves on the mar~ ket these days, hundreds of thousands of homeowners all over North America have chosen the Fisher. Let‘s start at the heart of the ‘ flames for a close look at the unique secondary combustion l into every detail, we’ve got a fill; color brochure that does. It shm ofl" all the Fisher Stove modelslf‘fix complete with dimensions, hem" capacities, and more. And getfi a 4 copy IS as easy as sending this}; coupon to the dealer listed bold f Firebrlck lining chamber. Notice how this unusual 5 And look at that solid steel that ’s nearest you. a1] two-step deslgn SWiflS V018ti16 construction. This stove So send it in'today. If you‘re, . gases baCkV Into the 933188? isn’t flimsy like some; it’s heavy- thinking about buying a This. action recapms llP ‘0 duty l/ "and 5/16" mild steel plate stove, spending a little time i ’ two-thirds of w'ood’s energy value, throughout. a Fisher is a good way to maké "mead 0f W35th It “P the “‘13- While this short tour can’t go you don’t get burned. * 1 Which means wood burns almost completely, leaving very little ash. . Moving on down to the heavy duty cast iron triple- sealed doors, observe that there‘s a no asbestos gasket to wear out.» r And see the patented spin- dmft controls? They let you regulate almost completely the amount of air that gets to the fire. _ Open them up for more heat. Or shut them almost all the way for a cooler, longerglasting fire.’ / , Qnyourright,seehow the - Fisher firebox is lined with --------------“------- ------“--r---" I i