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page 10 {Wm I The Junior Lukemecl P\Q\/QPS At the May meeting of the North Leeds sub-branch the position of chairman, vacant since the departure of Joan ; Tallon in December, was filled by Hubert Sly, one of the representatives of the Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne. The most recent total of the March campaign is $3,322.55. Several pieces of equipment have been donated to the Loan Cupboardo There was some dis- cussion on the purchase of a Hoyerâ€"Lift â€" used to lift patients otherwise unable to move from bed to bathtub, etc. However, due to the cost of the lift, it is beyond the means .“ - of the subâ€"branch right now. ~â€" Sharon Stedman, homemaker m“ WHCE‘N’W‘ W/ supervisor, reported that 126 3* p days had been worked in May. .' w“ No 50“ Sharon will be in Toronto for a supervisor‘s workshop from of Sunday, June 1st to Thursday, ' 1* June 5th. HOMECARE offices . in Brockville and Smith Falls Fresenl will assist patients eligible . m under that program. Private patients will have to await M Sharon's return. In the event 1 . of an emergency Sharon can be Kevin qufiw-‘e’ reached in Toronto at Z+16-742- - 5510. The next meeting of the sub- _v . branch will be held June 2nd at 8:00 p.m. at the R.D.H.S. I - R an \ a LEEDS COALITION FOR NUCLEAR RESPONSIBILITY Rut \N le‘on $139. Manager - Put. UML , em? Sum, “mumrmsa uutlhwm‘ i ‘I attended a Solar Greenhouse tour - ‘ . . . . ' and workshop in Ottawa that was spon- Cod-Ume's HQ'FJOMQ' F‘¢“‘”‘d MQkE‘UP ‘ deke. sored by the Conserver Society Co- op. All of the greenhouses visited PPOAUC-e-d MQ“\E.\'\€, Th aka. were attached to the south sides of " - _ Private homes. Most were built to :B‘rec'led 3-th CTPQJSQMQT‘ provide some heat for the home, and _ . ‘ _ ‘ some food for the people who lived DPeQ'Q' o‘rh““je"‘e’“\- W‘H‘ samuefl Franck \hc. there as well as to provide a very ] special living space. North Leeds area with The possibilities of the solar green- their'performance of "Jack the Giant". Under the direction of June Greisamer, this I . . house are exciting. Built to surround Sfiitézg Child:62 5 show was enjoyed by all who saw it. As a special treat, the play a door and/or window on the south School ngszn at atda? evezlng performance, June 4th, 7:30 P-m- at Rideau Vista side of the home, the glazing in the ' m 0“ an et t ese talented young People entertain you. greenhouse would collect heat from the sun when sunny, and reduce heat loss from the house when cloudy. On cold, sunny days: the door and/or window to the house could be left open to share heat and humidity with the house. In a well built, well sealed solar greenhouse with some heat storage such as heat absorbing walls and floor, plants like onions, spinach, lettuce and certain hardy ornamentals could survive year round without additional heat. To grow tropical plants year round would no doubt require some additional heat to the greenhouse, but the greenhouse would still provide a net heat gain to the house as well as a year round live-in garden. The solar greenhouse can be adjusted to any budget depending on size and whether one uses recycled lumber and P01Yethyline, or new lumber and thermopanes or insulated acrylics. According to a booklet called "The 3 Fuel Savers" each square foot of so- 1ar greenhouse can save from hâ€"% gal-- lon of fuel oil each season. Now that's what I call a great excuse to Seeley '5 Bay ‘(Uo rlol's Larses‘l’ Collecl'ion “609% 00 A Euris‘t Mac-hon The F R E E Mozzarella $ 1.73 / lb. yIild a 3°13r greenhouse. Questions and comments are welcomed. Address them to L.C.N.R. c/o The North Leeds Lantern.