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6c The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, September 19, 2013 Downtown Oxford’s Hot Sauce Festival Shields Blackwell, Granville Health gave out prizes to the kids Susan Cottrell just had to have a “Cool Taste” during the Hot Sauce Festival Sunshine and her family were having a great time Hey Nancy, you are in that crowd….right in the middle NC Pepper Eating Contest winner, Greg Winge from Rocky Mount, Virginia won the contest and $300.00, emceed by Randy Bailey Carriage rides were provided by The Oxford Bed & Breakfast in the Historic District Granville Gardeners Club held their plant sale The band, “Hip Pocket” entertained the crowd which was thousands of folks this year Pam, baby Marcus, Kenny and Henry were enjoying the festival 13th Annual Top 50 Car Show Shelisa, Jade, and Cassandra were cooling off in Stovalls to shop The Granville County Museum had visitors inside also Which one is the “Real Santa”? Yes, we are all having a ball at the Hot Sauce Festival Jimmy Williams & Associate hosted the NASCAR Nationwide Series show car
1d The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, September 19, 2013 Home & Garden Guide Home Improvement • Real Estate • Lawn & Garden • Home Furnishings September 19, 2013 Signs You Need To Insulate Your Home The average family pends more than $1000 nnually nearly half a ome's total energy bill — n heating and cooling osts, according to the .S. government’s nergy Star program. nfortunately, a large ortion of those expenses re wasted due to poor ome insulation. Homeowners repping for winter can top the energy waste ycle by taking a closer ook at their insulation. s one of the fastest and ost cost-efficient ways o reduce energy waste nd lower bills, insulaion traps warm air inside home’s walls -- similar o how a fleece sweater oes for the body -- to egulate a home’s www.granville-recycling-center.com Granville Recycling Center “We pay cash for your metal trash!” 919-693-7723 919-690-2710 1111 Goshen St. Oxford, NC 27565 yeargins@embarqmail.com temperature. But how do you know if your home is properly insulated? Run through the following checklist to determine whether your home has adequate insulation: • Vintage home: Prior to consistent building codes, most homes built before 1980 were not insulated. If your home has no materials trapping heat, energy conservation is an uphill battle. Walls, ceilings and floors are the most important areas to add insulation for an immediate, positive impact on a home’s energy usage and bills. • Non-stop furnace: Does your furnace seem to run non-stop in the winter? Adequate insulation leads to less maintenance on your heating system, as it lasts longer, runs less and will require less maintenance for long-term cost savings. • T emperature inconsistency: If you feel cold spots coming from the walls or attic, or one room of your home is drafty and another one warm, you may need to beef up your insulation. The fireplace, walls and attic are prime spots for drafts. Look for insulation that can fit snugly in rafters and other tight areas. Roof hot spots: If your shingles are exposed after a recent snowfall, chances are these “hot spots” are indicative of warm air escaping. Check your attic for adequate insulation. If you can easily see your floor joists, you should add more. Use insulation, such as stone wool, that won’t sag or lose density over time. • Mold Growth: Mold in the corners of ceilings Many North Carolina residents are asking if the Energy Star tax holiday is taking place this year (2013). The answer is YES. Here is what you need to know: 1. The Energy Star tax holiday is taking place could mean your current insulation slumps and holds moisture. If this occurs, it’s time to replace your insulation with one that does not store or transfer moisture and is completely resistant to mold, mildew, rot and November 1 - 3, 2013. 2. The Energy Star tax holiday is not going to be funded after this year. The North Carolina Energy Star tax holiday, introduced in 2008 to encourage the use of more energy efficient products while saving consumers money, will end in 2014. That means that the last chance to take advantage of this tax holiday in North Carolina is November 1ñ3, 2013 (between 12:01 A.M. on the first Friday of November and 11:59 P.M. the following Sunday). The qualified products are clothes washers, freezers and refrigerators, central air conditioners and room air conditioners, air-source heat pumps, ceiling fans, bacterial growth. Don’t let cool weather take you by surprise. With proper insulation, you can improve the comfort of your home significantly and enjoy energy savings. Last Chance To Take Advantage Of Energy Star Tax Holiday dehumidifiers, and programmable thermostats. This does not apply to the rental of a product or the sale of a product for use in a trade or business. In addition to saving through the tax holiday, there are many things that you can do to save money and conserve energy every day. The NC Cooperative Extension E-Conservation Program offers helpful materials, workshops, and tools to help North Carolina residents lower their utility costs by conserving energy. Learn other ways to save energy by going to Extension’s E- Conservation website: http://energy.ces.ncsu. edu/. AA Self Storage 210 W. B St., Butner 919-575-6646 / mailto:butner@aa-self-storage.com Lorraine Yohey- Butner Manager Units suited for Residential or Commercial Climate control is great for Document storage Standard units size - 5x10 to 10x20 Climate control size - 10x10 to 10x20 Boat/RV storage & PSU (portable storage units) Office hours Mon-Fri from 9-6 • Sat. from 8-2 Gate entrance from 6:30am to 10:00 pm 7 days a week including holidays Payment options cash, check, credit card, door drop box, over the phone, or register at our website and pay online without a fee !! Full Facility is gated Security cameras and Key coded entry system Call for prices and specials • 100 % in customer service “We treat people as we would want to be treated”
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