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Obituaries
MRS. PAUL ALBRIGHT
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Al
bright, 82, of 19 W. High
Street, Maytown, died last
week at Osteopathic Hospit-
al after a brief illness.
She was the wife of Pau
M. Albright. The Albrights
had celebrated their S9th
anniversary on August 8th.
She was born in May-
town, a daughter of the late
Henry C. and Elizabeth
Dennison Beshler. She lived
in Rochester, Beaver
County, for S0 years, and
then returned to Maytown
where she lived for the las
14 years of her life.
She was a member of St
John's Lutheran Church and
the Auxiliary to the
Columbia Hospital.
Besides her husband, she
"is survived by a son, Paul
M. Albright, Jr., of Leola;
five grandchildren; seven
great-grandchildren; two
brothers, Chris Beshler of
Coatesville, and Paul R.
Beshler of Maytown; a
sister, Ruth B. Newcomer,
of Maytown; and a sister
Janet, the wife of John
Barry, Midwest, Ok.
MRS. ALFRED McGUIGAN
Edna May McGuigan, 86,
of RD3 Mount Joy, died last
week at Heatherbank, in
Columbia.
Her husband, Alfred D.
McGuigan, Sr., died in
1962.
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She was born in Perry
County, and lived there until
seven years ago, when she
moved to Mount Joy. She
was a daughter of the late
Klass H. and Anna Lins
Smid.
Surviving her are a son,
Alfred D., Jr., with whom
she lived in Mount Joy; a
grandson; and two sisters,
Alma G. Wright, York, and
Miriam S. Gainer of Mount
Joy.
MRS. WILLIAM
RICEDORF
Elizabeth A. McCoy
Ricedorf, 79, of Evangelical
Congregational Church Re-
tirement Village in Myers-
town, and formerly of
Marietta, died last Wednes-
day at the C.H. Mengel
Health Care Center, Myers-
town.
She was the widow of
William C. Ricedorf, who
died in 1965. She was a
member of Reich’s Evan-
gelical Congregational
Church, Maytown.
She was born in Elliotts-
burg, Perry County, a
daughter of the late Harry
A. and Jessie M. Orris
McCoy.
She is survived by a
sister, Esther G., the wife of
William Powell, Elizabeth-
town RD1, and by a brother,
Thomas McCoy, Elizabeth-
town RD3.
September 26, 1979
How to keep warm in an old house
Acquisition of an old
house frequently means that
you home will not be as
airtight as a more modern
structure. Along with the
challenge of preservation
and/or restoration, there-
fore, comes the additional
demand to make an old
home as energy-conserving
as possible. There are two
major approaches to achiev-
ing this desirable end: first
there is the use of heating or
cooling devices which are
appropriate for the period
your home represents (such
as shutters, awnings, win-
dow shades, draperies,
portieres, ceiling fans, draft
excluders and installation of
auxiliary heating appli-
ances) and second is the
concealed installation of
modern products, etc., to
make your home more
energy effficient. The fol-
lowing paragraph will give
you a potpourri of ideas.
Storm windows and doors
are perhaps the greatest
step toward conservation of
energy. The very eager
individual may wish to con-
struct his own wooden storm
windows which will be more
in keeping with his old
house. Otherwise, a com-
promise might be to
purchase aluminum win-
dows and paint them to
match the house trim as
closely as possible.
The first cool, windy day
in the fall is a good time to
check around doors, win-
dows, electric receptacles
and floor boards for chinks
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and gaps where cold air
seeps in winter and vice
versa in summer. These
should be caulked promptly.
Strips of felt stuffed into
cracks between old, shrunk-
en floor planks is a good,
quick way to stop drafts
which emanate from such
sources.
Fall is also the best time
to plant numerous varieties
of trees and shrubbery.
Plant them at the proper
distance from the home and
on the correct exposure.
Deciduous trees planted to
the south or east can help
provide cool shade in the
summer, and evergreens
planted to the north or west
can be excellent windbreaks
in the winter. When
planting around your home,
however, take into consider-
ation whether leaves and
branches might clog spout-
ing or encourage the growth
of moss on roofs and walls.
Your heating system
should be cleaned annualy.
Chimney flues should be
cleaned and dampers check-
ed to be sure that they are
not warped and will close
properly. Wood-burning or
coal stoves should be
installed with care to assure
safety from fire or noxious
fumes. Radiators which
have been painted improp-
erly or too frequently will
not give off heat efficiently.
It is sometimes quite a job to
remove paint from them,
but this should be done and
they should than have a coat
of paint designed especially
for this purpose applied.
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Portierres hung in open
doorways or arches of
Victorian homes can not
only be functional but can
help to add appropriate
interior decor. Making a set
of portierres might provide a
good cold-weather project
for the would-be seam-
stress. For those who are
less adventurous or who
have a limited budget,
making draft excluders
might be a better solution.
They can be easily made
from remnants of material
and can be filled with cotton
and some stones or gravel to
provide weight. Dried beans
or sawdust can also be used
to stuff the ‘‘sausages’’
which are then placed at
window frames or against
door sills to stop drafts.
Insulation of attics, side-
walls, cellars or crawl
spaces can be tricky. Check
to be sure that the insulation
and vapor barrier are being
placed properly to prevent
rot in the roof or wooden
sidewalls and to ward off
dampness from the ground.
Last but not least, don’t
forget to dress appropriately
for the weather. Energy
conservation requires a
good dose of the time-
honored commodity
‘common sense!’
[Submitted by the Mari-
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information may obtain it by
writing to them c/o P.O.
Box 3, Marietta, PA 17547,
or by contacting any
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the Game Commission on
September 29 to determine
the winners of goose blind
reservations for 1979 at the
Middle Creek Wildlife
Management Area in Leb-
anon and Lancaster Coun-
ties, and the Pymatuning
Waterfowl Area in Crawford
Co.
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