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"â€"uâ€"J . “ ”Richmahd Hill company leads in heat recovery The following meetings of Civic interest have been scheduled during the next two weeks: Monday September 17, â€" 7:45 pm. Regular Council Meeting Council Chambers. Baha’i community to sponsor film Tuesday September 18, 1979â€" 7:30 pm. Planning Committee Meeting, Council Chambers. Civic Corner The Richmond Hill Baha'i community is sponsoring the presen- tation of the film ‘The Green Light Expedition“ which will be shown at the Lake Wilcox Community Centre Saturday, Sep- tember 15. at 8 pm. The film. also known as ‘A Journey of Friendship‘ documents a trip of more than 1,000 miles up the Amazon River by boat and dugout canoe and included eight members of the Baha‘i Faith, four of whom are professional film makers The indigenous peoples of South America and their way of life are featured in the film. For further information about the Baha'i Faith write lo the Baha'i Administrative Centre‘ 7200 Leslie Street, Thornhill or call 889-8170, Libéral Diana Curran has passed her Grade 3 exam with the Canadian Accordian Teachers Awocsation. Diana is a student of Cosmo School of Music. Cosmo School of Music 10185 Yonge Street Richmond Hill 11m LIBERAL- Hwy. Maker 12. 1910 'AUTOMATIC OIL DELIVERY 'AROUND THE CLOCK EMERGENCY SERVICE OANNUAL FURNACE CHECK-UPS 'HOME HEATING SERVICE PLAN 'CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN IF YOU ARE NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT OIL SUPPLIER CALL TOLL FREE 1800 2680745 OR CALL EVENINGS 889-8679 AND ASK FOR MR. BOOTH DIANA CURRAN John Harry (right) and Peter Sutton in their Markham Road plant where finding a solution to the energy problem is a way of life. (Liberal Photo by Bruce Hogg) Shoppers’ World Alblon Shoppers‘ World. Brampton Alblon Rd. at Klpllng Hwy. 10 3! Steele: Ave. 7424025 451-1625 Cbfitcmporatjfi CFine China Settings 0 Sets 0 1/3 OFF Sewing Pieces c KEEGAN, HDLBHOOK. MISTY. DORAL MAHDON, MEMORY GREEN HILL POETRY. EARSTOW. BLACK LACE. CDNYENTMENT. FASCINATION Asmnu sunny mm BLUE HILL TISDALE. TAHOE CAROLYN. RALEIGH. COOUU. beam/fill 1/7/th cost less than you mm at VIII '"'5 ' quuu Coffee Servers. Salt & Peppers, Gravy Boats, Platters. Casseroles, 8: others. 5pc Place Setting $22, Reg. 533. 45 pgSQUQLg s199. Reg. $249.95 Reg. $299.95 Serving Pieces A young Richmond Hill company is leading the nation in heat recovery methods for industrial or institutional uses. John Harry. president and owner of Longhill Energy Products Limited, located on Markham Road, said two- and-a-half years ago he saw a need for a'company specializing in' energy conservation. A concept for a heat- recovery~device shared with a Richmond Hill engineer named Phil Breeze. led to the manufacture and sale of a complete line of heat recovery packages â€" made in Richmond Hill and sold all over Canada. Warm or hot exhausts run continuously from many industrial plants. Mr. Harry‘s idea was to transfer this heat to fresh Hlllcrest Mall Vongo SL. Rlchmond HIII air drawn into the building. fresh air that is preheated during the cold season for the comfort of employees: One of the ways this is accomplished. said Mr‘ Harry, is by use of a heat wheel. A heat wheel has a rotating cylinder packed with a heat storing Over 50 stores and services including Sears and Mirac|e Food Mart SHOPPING HOURS o Monday to Friday: 9:30 am. to 9:30 pm. Saturdays: 9:30 am. to 6:00 pm. 12:15, 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 12:15, 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 15, THURSDAY, SEPT. 13,L§ Markham Place agwegm material, in its simplest form. Contaminated air is exhausted through the wheel on one side trap ping heatinthe medie. .7 F‘i‘esh air is drawn in the opposite direction and recovers the heat. _ ilgeter Sutton, Sales Engineer for Longhill Energy Products. said 11:30 a.m., 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. when they approach companies about their product they advise the cost of the system and show the number of years it will take for the system to pay for itself. through energy savings. “The payback period is coming down as gas prices escalate." said Mr. Harrv. \ [FPE8[[[[[K0>N @2pr irh Libél‘alods “Canada has been throwing out millions of BTU's (British Thermal Units)" said Mr. Sutton. “It‘s like throwing money out into the air.” CDW DEW {ON The need for improved energy efficiency is immediate and Longhill Energy Products have come up with one answer to a national problem.