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Switch on efficient lighting in your home Changing bulbs saves you money Postmedia News For some, fall is signified by autumn leaves, pumpkin spice lattes, and putting on your long boots. For designer Jillian Harris, it’s an opportunity to think about refreshing the lighting in your home to save both energy and money. Harris says many people don’t realize how much money they can save by switching to Energy Star bulbs and fixtures. Compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and light emitting diode (LED) bulbs are just as bright as traditional incandescent bulbs, but use approximately 75 per cent less energy. For instance, a CFL or LED bulb produces the luminosity of a 60 watt traditional bulb, while only using about 13 to 15 watts of power.

That’s worth thinking about as the dark days of winter loom, says Harris. “It’s colder outside and darker earlier, so people start spending more time inside,” she points out. “It’s a perfect time to take a good look at your lights.” Harris recommends following a plan to make sure you get the results you’re looking for. By that, she means considering everything from the shape of a light, to what its main purpose is in a room, and even what type of bulb you’re currently using. “These days, you can get Energy Star bulbs for pretty much every kind of fixture, and they come in a huge range of tones,” says Harris. “There’s pretty much no excuse for you not to be using them.” It’s not as complicated as it may seem. Harris starts off by figuring out what size of fixture is needed, and where it should be located. If a room gets a lot of natural light, it won’t require as many light sources. The natural light and paint

colour used in the room will also affect whether the room feels warm — more yellow toned — or cool, with bluish light. Putting in “layers” of light allows you to change up the feel of a room and conserve energy. For instance, there’s no need to have a huge overhead chandelier blazing away in the bedroom when you could simply use a dim nightstand lamp to do a bit of reading before going to sleep. A dimmer switch — compatible with almost all Energy Star bulbs — would also help with that scenario. Energy Star bulbs also last much longer, which means significant savings over their lifetime. Harris believes a lot could be done with those savings to spruce up your home. “Think about investing in some unique artwork, a vase that you love, or even just some fresh flowers — I love fresh flowers inside, because it just adds that extra little touch. All of this just from switching over your bulbs.”

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Task lighting and dimmers are a great way to reduce power consumption and set the mood of any room. Energy Star lighting uses about 75 per cent less energy than standard bulbs.

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Governments face critical and difficult choices Alan thomarat

CEO and President Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Saskatchewan Well it seems the pre-budget debates are kicking up the same old issues again. More taxes, less taxes, new taxes, or no taxes, but don’t cut services and especially not those that cross my front door. Governments can’t do anything that will please everyone and it’s fair to concede that we shouldn’t expect them to try. All governments have the most difficult of tasks and certainly can’t be expected to placate all comers. Indeed, there are emerging industries with fiscal capacity issues and there are new businesses in established industries like housing, agriculture, mining and retail that will have their own challenges in building successful operations and facing all the challenges that

every other business must address. Is it the role of government to pick the winners and losers from among the dozens of industries or from among the thousands of businesses, or is it more sustainable to create a level playing field where businesses all compete facing the same requirements, the same conditions and not unfair advantages provided from the tax base? In Saskatchewan, we can now enjoy at least three years without the uncertainty markets feel during election periods. We have the chance to work together building the sustainable foundations critical to continue to move the province forward as a leader in this country and a major factor on the world stage. We need all governments to confine their actions within the limits of their mandates, know their role and, most importantly, governments need to deliver on the basic core needs for which they were formed and for which we elect them. We need to know the difference between the choices and policy options, between the nice to have and the

need to have alternatives. Voters have been loud and clear on the priority issues in all of the recent elections. Whether federal, provincial or municipal it isn’t hard to find the common planks that prevailed within most platfor ms. Housing and infrastructure, health and education, roads, water and sewer systems among other critical amenities were investments promised by the candidates and the governments that seem to be getting the basics. The newly elected mayor of Regina was clear in supporting not just a better road ahead for infrastructure funding models but more importantly was equally clear in advocating for collaboration and for a solutions-driven process that addresses access to housing and the availability and attainability of market rental and affordable ownership housing. It was also clearly pointed out that governments don’t build houses, hence the need to work with industry. The returning mayor of Saskatoon has never let housing take a back seat on the issue list and as much as

we can take pride in many accomplishments they can’t rest now. The industry did achieve a level of serviced land to produce nearly 3,000 housing units in 2011 and will likely surpass that mark in 2012, but we all need to keep focused on the future. We asked for a commitment and a plan to ensure enough servicing for 10,000 units by 2015. Regrettably that level won’t satisfy the growing demand and we need to revisit the current plan. It is critical that supply meets demand if we want to manage housing issues and avoid shortages and affordability concerns. Many communities have made a commitment to growth and understand that housing, like no other issue, is the single most important factor in building economic strength. There is no other issue save for a quality food supply that impacts the life of absolutely everyone in one way or another. Our premier and the Ministry of Social Services and Saskatchewan Housing Corporation have both made repeated commitments and indeed investments in critical housing infrastructure. The new

throne speech repeated and actually enhanced these commitments. The Saskatchewan Growth Plan unveiled during the premier’s State of the Province address last month set goals for investment and targets for growth, which are key to a successful plan. We are on the right track. We need balanced budgets, we need debt reduction and we need balanced and strategic investments in the core services that society expects from its gover nments. Quality housing improves outcomes in education, improves the health of our families and is a key consideration of investors that make long-term decisions in our communities and our province. Investments in housing and infrastructure, which are forever interconnected issues and key investments in education and health must be the priority concerns of all governments, and all governments need to be at the table to avoid a housing crisis, find long-term solutions and build strong communities. These issues I present here are about the basics of

a better life. It isn’t the role of government to pick winners and losers. It is the role of government to invest in health and education, to invest in infrastructure and quality water and sewer systems and particularly to encourage a strong housing industry that can meet the needs of a growing province and always be there for those who need our help the most. Students and families are staying, people are coming from around the world, expats are coming back. There are critical and difficult choices to make. Will we have an open-door policy or not enough doors to open? There are challenges waiting for solutions and we need to stay on the right track: Building homes, building communities and building Saskatchewan. Alan Thomarat is the president and CEO of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Saskatchewan and the Saskatoon & Region Home Builders Association. He also serves as a director on the national board of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association in Ottawa.

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Duct fans don’t help poor air flow

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MIKE HOLMES Make it Right

I was driving the other day when I heard an ad on the radio about duct booster fans. I couldn’t help but laugh. On a recent job we did the homeowner was having trouble with their HVAC so they called us in. They’d had an HVAC technician look at it. What was their solution? A duct booster fan. Did it work? No. A duct booster fan — most people just call them booster fans — is a device that you can attach to your HVAC system’s ductwork. It’s supposed to increase airflow to rooms in your home that are far away from heating and cooling systems. That’s why most technicians or homeowners will install them on long stretches of duct. So if you have a room in your house that’s always cold in winter and hot in summer the idea is that a booster fan can push air to that room. The problem is when these devices are used to solve problems that an HVAC pro should solve. For example, let’s say your home’s ductwork or furnace is undersized, or your furnace needs to be replaced or maybe flex line was used instead of proper HVAC ducts. If an HVAC technician recommends a duct booster fan when you have major issues like these going on it’s a cop out. Some people try to save money this way — it’s cheaper than a new furnace. But that’s a mistake. An HVAC pro should examine the entire system and find the deficiency. There could be a disconnection somewhere in your ductwork. Or maybe the seams aren’t properly sealed. It might be that it has nothing to do with your HVAC and actually with your insulation. The point is a booster fan isn’t a onecure-fits-all solution. Duct booster fans are consumer products — at least in my experience. I don’t remember an HVAC professional using or recommending a duct booster fan on any job on which I’ve worked. The only reason you would want to install a booster fan is because the furnace is not blowing air to a specified ar-

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Mike Holmes speaks to homeowners about improper ductwork and appropriate uses for duct booster fans. ea. But if you have a new furnace do you need to install a booster fan? No. When is a booster fan a good solution? If you have a heating run that’s too long. Or if the exhaust venting for the drier needs to make a long stretch to the exterior. A booster fan will give you that extra push so the air can get to where it needs to go. But if you want even distribution of airflow throughout your entire home, then even distribution of ductwork is what helps. That’s basic and it makes sense. Ducts are like the veins of your house. They feed warm and cool air to all the areas in your home. You can’t expect proper airflow to every room if there’s no way of it getting there efficiently. I’ve seen too many homes with 80 per cent of the ductwork on just one side of the house. And then you wonder why some rooms are always cold. The problem isn’t airflow. It’s the ductwork. And if that’s the problem, not even 10 booster fans will make a difference — just a lot of noise. Booster fans are loud. They can sound like a jet engine is running in your basement. Some homeowners learn to cope with the noise. They’ll install the fan 20 feet from vents to minimize the sound from travelling. Other people can’t stand it. Some people love booster fans. Others think they’re a waste of money. I think you have to be smart. Booster fans are inexpensive. You can buy one for something like 60 or 70 bucks. I’ve even seen some for $25. Others can cost as much

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as $300. But like I’ve said a million times, you get what you pay for. I can understand why some homeowners opt for a booster fan. When you compare $10,000 to replace ductwork to $60 for a booster fan, it’s no surprise which one most homeowners are going to choose. Not everyone has $10,000 lying around, especially not for something that’s going to be hidden in the walls. But if a booster fan can’t fix the problem I don’t care if it cost $2. It’s a waste of money. Bottom line: The systems in your home should do their job. No one said doing it right was easy or cheap. I’ll be the first one to tell you it’s not. That’s why there’s so much crap everywhere. But doing it right is worth it. Why live uncomfortably if you don’t have to?

Q: I want to impress my East Indian fiancee and his family by having East Indian spices in my cupboards. What are traditional spices you would find in kitchens in India? A: Indian food does have its own distinctive flavours and aromas. Next time you’re in the grocery store pick up these four spices: Turmeric, cumin, fennel seeds and coriander. Many Indian recipes also call for cloves, ginger and cinnamon, but you may already have those in your cupboards. Q: I have plenty of pumpkin seeds and don’t know what to do with them. Should I throw them in the garbage? A: Roasted pumpkin seeds are so yummy and easy to make. Preheat your oven to 300 F (150 C). Combine 1 1/2 cups (360 mL) of pumpkin seeds with 2 tablespoons (30 mL) Discuss organ donation with your family.

Q: We have a door-enclosed towel tower in our bathroom. There’s a smell in the towels as if they have been stored damp, especially if the towels don’t get used often. I tried fabric softener sheets to no avail. Some towels don’t smell as nice even though they are clean. A: Moist air gets trapped inside fibres when the air has nowhere else to go. While the towels are clean following laundering, they will stink due to bacterial growth. Either install a dehumidifier or move the linens to another location. Air freshener techniques are not a long-term solution for this challenge. I enjoy your questions and tips, keep them coming! Missed a column? Can’t remember a solution? Need a speaker for an upcoming event? Check out my brand new blog/website: reena.ca

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2 bedroom, Hardwood, storey, open floor plan, Granite, Open floor plan Triple garage, Fireplace, fireplace, garage pad. Basement Developed room, hardwood & granite with wet bar. • In Edgewater • In White City $523,100 • In Harbour Landing incl. lot,GST & legal. $389,900 incl. lot, GST $589,785 incl. lot, • In Greens on Gardiner GST & legal with double garage & legal. $454,400 incl. lot, GST& legal • Base house 2106 sq. ft • Base house 1271 sq. ft. • Base house 1397 sq. ft. $397,200 plus lot and GST. $280,100 plus lot and GST. Double garage $284,300 plus lot & GST. with 3 bedrooms,Triple garage, Fireplace, Bonus

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15 CUSHING CRES. - GLEN ELM PARK Excellent upgraded open concept fully developed duplex bungalow. New white kitchen w/eating island. Large living room. Lower level features rec room, bedroom, den, 4pc bath. 7 appliances included. New furnace & C/air. Quick possession. Asking $239,900.

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Premium condition & upgraded main ﬂoor unit, newer ﬂooring, kitchen bath & more. 2358 Rae St.

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DISCOUNTED RESORT HOMES AND LAND AT EMERALD BAY THE BAHAMAS Adjacent to Sandals New Resort. Homes and Land with Docks at all-time low prices with seller financing. STAY AS OUR GUEST in a 2 bedroom luxury Villa. Call John Goldsworthy 1-800-651-2100 John@RokerPointEstates.com www.rokerpointestates.com

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2 - 24 suite apartments for sale. Call Al @ Schweitzer Realty 537-0550

*KRONAU: 80' x 120' & larger residential lots - $64,900 + *MCLEAN: residential lots; various sizes - $54,900 + *RM of Sherwood: 25' x 125' lots - investment only Shirley 536-9127 or www.shirleymacfarlane.com

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¼ section with beautiful & professionally landscaped farmyard with a 1500 sq. ft. bungalow only 15 miles north of Regina off Hwy #6. Island kitchen,dining room, living room with natural ﬁre place, 3 bdrms, one full bath & one ½ bath. Finished basement with 2 bdrms, ½ bath, TV room, family room & cold storage. Out bldgs incl: double detached garage with heated workshop, hip roof barn, quonset, fuelshed, lumber shed, chicken house, green house & 2 storage sheds. Perfect for horse lovers. For more details call: Reg Forster @ 731-2556 Santana Realty Ltd. • www.regforster.com

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4207 NICURITY DRIVE

Excellent value in a Lakeridge 2 bedroom townhouse! Big rooms, big windows, neutral decor, full basement, use of the Clubhouse. Quick possession, too, so you can move in and be settled before Christmas! $269,900

Fantastic location in Lakeridge. Close to shopping and amenities. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, R2000 certified 2-storey family home with amazing backyard featuring Stampcrete patio & walkways. 24’ x 30’ double garage! $407,900

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Outstanding acreage so close to Harbour Landing that you can see it from there!! 3 acres of Impeccably kept grounds & a 1,290 sq. ft. completely renovated home.

Norma Deck 536-1249

New Normanview Listing! Spacious 1144 sq. ft.3 bedroom bungalow. Features sunken livingroom, fireplace, huge kitchen, 3/4 ensuite. Rec room, 3 bedrooms and 1/2 bath down. Double garage with direct entrance. Appliances included. Only $314,900 Rosa Rolfe 536-3203

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1315 Radway St. - 1,998 sq. ft. 4 plus 1 bedroom 2-storey split, 4 bathrooms, family room, main floor laundry, triple garage. $479,900 610 Broadway Ave. E. - 1,004 sq. ft. 3 bedroom bung. Dining room, many upgrades, basement with rec room, large single garage. $298,500

Buyers looking for farmland and/or acreage any size in Regina / Moose Jaw /Lumsden / Southey/ Qu’Appelle / or Avonlea area.

Fantastic Southeast condo $399,900! Back on the market. Premium 1318 sq.ft. 2nd level corner unit. Granite countertops and upgraded cabinets. Large open floorplan. Guest suite, rec room and workshop. 3850 Haughton. River Heights triple garage. Totally rebuilt and upgraded. Vaulted ceilings. Bamboo hardwood and more. Now $329,900. Only $189,900. Premium upgraded 2 bdrm with family room bungalow. New kitchen, upgraded bath, hardwood floors and more. 1208 Argyle. Keith Larson - 537-3009

Buyers looking for commercial investment and business properties Regina, Moose Jaw and rural areas Loretta Hughes 537-3500

Spectacular 2200 sq. ft. 2 storey in prestigious Wascana View. Won’t last !!

Norma Deck 536-1249

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Extensive upgrades, new kitchen windows, hardwood ﬂoors, upgraded bathroom, great ﬂoor plan with family room, abundance of natural light. 1208 Argyle St... was $229,900.

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GARDINER PARK $454,900

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2706 Neff Road East, Gardiner Heights

3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 1354 sq ft bungalow. Meticulously maintained home in a great location, master bedroom ensuite, Texas sized kitchen, full basement, double attached garage, fenced yard with deck and garden area. $424,900

Over 6500 sq. ft. Ofﬁce/warehouse Loading docks & grade doors Call me for more info. $12.00 per sq.ft.

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Lynne Bobyck 790-3686 NEW LISTING $267,500

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BRIGHT professional gentleman seeking to spend $300,000 on a home that includes a basement suite or potential for such. He would prefer to be in the south end but is open to the northwest as well.

Great ﬂoor plan, Formal Living room as well as family Room, 3 Bedrooms, master has 4 piece ensuite, Fully ﬁnished Basement with extra bedroom. Steps to lake and park. MLS®440437 $479,900

5210 Watson Way - $492,030 4642 Curtiss Ave - $509,670

Keith Larson 537-3009

2,026 sf luxury condo backing pond & fountain. Walnut HW floors. Eat-in kitchen. 2nd storey family room. Large master w/sunroom & ensuite. Developed basement.

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SOUTH Loretta Hughes 537-3500

Loretta Hughes 537-3500 CHARMING retired couple from the city seeking large bungalow in one of Wascana View, University Park, University Park East, Varsity Park or Richmond Place. Require large garage for boat and space to accommodate visiting family or entertain friends. Will spend $500,000+ on the perfect home.

MODISH woman seeking to downsize from her large home in Cathedral to a smaller bungalow or two storey in the immediate area. Avid gardener and would love a cozy den or common space. Willing to spend up to $350,000. Could be move-in ready or require work.

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DELIGHTFUL professional couple looking for an architecturally unique home with over 2,000 sq. ft. in University Park, University Park East, Richmond Place, Varsity Park or Crescents. Require ofﬁce, open ﬂoor plan and would prefer a home with a newer kitchen. $625,000 plus.

Loretta Hughes 537-3500 WONDERFUL lady looking for an opportunity to purchase her new home in either the Crescents or Cathedral. Wanting CHARACTER in a modest-sized two or 1 ½ storey. Wishing to spend around $300,000.

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Loretta Hughes 537-3500 RETIRED couple seeking a bungalow in South or East Regina. Home needs to be ‘movein ready’ and would preferably have main ﬂoor laundry. Willing to spend up to $470,000.

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1842 Montreal St. - 2 bedroom bung, hardwood floors, newer cabinets, bathroom, shingles, sidewalks. Beside a park. $145,000

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8950 HERMAN CRES. $399,000 New Build, 3bdrm bungalow, 9 ft ceiling, maple kitchen, immed. possession

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One of the best priced homes in the area. This one has 5 bedrooms/4 baths in total, a lovely new kitchen, new oak hardwood in both family & formal areas, newly developed basement & much more. Call now.

Penny Milton 522-4726 ACREAGE LOVERS

Nestled in the trees 1540 sq. ft. bungalow with developed basement and double garage. Exceptional shelter belt on 12.35 acres. 1995 blt. Features 3+1 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 gas ﬁreplaces. Open ﬂoor plan just 12 miles from North Gate Mall. Reduced to $585,900

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Victoria couple embraces power of flowers Arrangements found inside and outside Grania Litwin Victoria Times Colonist Seeing floral arrangements in a home setting is much more striking than viewing them in a shop with a plain background, according to Howard Petch. “When you put them in a home context, all the beautiful features are far more spectacular,” he says, looking around his seaside house, which is already decorated for Christmas. The retired University of Victoria president, who has long been a birdwatcher at his home on Vancouver Island, has become a watcher of flower arrangers in recent weeks. His wife, leadership and human-resources expert Linda Petch, has taken to popping in and out of the garden with armloads of flowers, branches and leaves. She joined the Victoria Flower Arrangers Guild a decade ago, but only had time back then to attend a few times a year. Now her interest has become a fullblown passion. “In the last 18 months or so, as I started reducing my consulting business, I’ve been free to go more often,” she said. “It is such an incredibly talented group of amazing floral artists, and it’s so fun to learn all kinds of new techniques.” In anticipation of the upcoming festive season, Linda and several guild members decided to decorate her

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Your home’s setting, as well as art, can inspire stunning floral arrangements for every corner of your home.

There’s no need to be traditional or predictable with flower artwork, like this centrepiece. house to show how effective flowers can be, especially when inspired by a home setting and art. She stressed that the blooming bounty isn’t just

for Christmas — in fact, there isn’t an evergreen tree or sprig of holly to be seen. “Our intention was to create arrangements,” she said, “that beautifully capture the

Victoria’s Linda Petch turns plants, flowers, sticks and rocks into striking arrangements. holiday season and dress up a home — whether people are preparing for Christmas, Hanukkah or Diwali.” Linda created a dramatic sculptural piece from

branches for her living room. She plans to enjoy it there for many months, freshening it when necessary with green leaves and a bloom or two.

In the kitchen window is another architecturallooking piece using mini bamboo-like greenery called equisetum. It’s a living fossil of a plant that grows tall and thin and is commonly known as horsetail, snake or puzzle grass. “I like to use a combination of tropical flowers and things from our garden,” said Linda, a keen and creative gardener. She is delighted with the look of the fragrant floral artworks, especially as she and other guild members drew inspiration from artwork in the home. There is nothing traditional or predictable about the floral creations, which echo the colours, contours or emotions of adjacent paintings. The sky’s the limit when it comes to the flowering of imagination. “And what’s fascinating about this guild is learning all the mechanics and techniques for arranging, regardless of the season,” she said. “We learn things like how to stabilize an arrangement using glue, wires, rocks, and stones. These are all things I have admired over the years, but didn’t have a clue how to achieve,” she said, admitting she now has a giant pot of glue in her garage and a special tool kit just for flower arranging. She said now that her career is gearing down, her new hobby has become a bridge to retirement. “What I love about this new interest is the way Howard and I go for walks now, and he looks at plant material so differently and is constantly making suggestions, pointing things out to me,” she said with a chuckle.

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Apartments 1 & 2 bdrms. Downtown or East 1622 - 15TH AVENUE End. Call 591-2736 or Bob 1 BDRM $680 - $725 789-7727. 205-4588 C560678 2129 HAMILTON STREET 1 bdrm. Cathedral, $800. Apt. 1 BDRM $700 building, security, references. BCHLR $450 Nov. 1. Adults only. 569-2515 C620973 2231 ALBERT STREET 1 BR Downtown, 2242 Scarth, 1 BDRM $725 - $780 quiet adult block. Across park, 205-2151 1503 VICTORIA AVENUE for one occupant, N/S, N/P 1 BDRM $650 $870. 525-2215/ 530-7696 C625742 205-5948 1600 ALEXANDRA STREET 2 BDRM $860 BCHLR $800 565-2123 OR 737-5151 2120 CORNWALL STREET 1 BDRM $770 550-4959 1610 ANGUS ST Bachelor 2601 - 14TH AVENUE Suite, Parking, Laundry, Secu− 2 BDRM $850 rity, References. No pets. No 757-4324 smoking. Rent $550. Tenant NO LEASE NO PETS C625841 pays power. Apply at 3535 8th ave. or at www.shrmsk.com. 2250 ROSE STREET No phone calls. 2 BDRM $920 - $1000 C622551

591-2518 OR 347-3226 1924 - 14TH AVENUE 1 BDRM $780 BCHLR $560 546-4044 C624359 2249 CORNWALL STREET 2312 Montreal St 1 br $875 1 BDRM $740 - $830 1272 Wallace St bach $775 501-8495 4701-4 Ave 2 br $900 2175 ROBINSON STREET 732 Grey St 1 br $875 1 BDRM $610 - $860 N/S/Pets, Refrences Req'd 205-9532 306-596-7598 C620797 4040 RETALLACK STREET 1 BDRM $860 88 Angus Rd 535-6759 1 Bdrm - $925 949-3758 or 586-6909 2620 - 12TH AVENUE 1 BDRM $700 - $860 NEWLY RENOVATED: BCHLR $480 - $580 443 Lorne St N 522-0920 2 Bdrm - $1,095 2235 8th Ave N NO LEASE NO PETS C625848 1 Bdrm - $995 BACH., 1458 Cameron St. 2250 7th Ave N $750 + shared utils. ROOM for Bach - $795 rent 1454 Robinson, $600 + 1 Bdrm - $995 shared util. 306-533-5534. 540-2065 or 586-6909 C624730 Lease, no pets C609798 BARGAIN. $770. Beautiful 1 BR (apt) Suite, A/C, security door, 1622 - 15th AVENUE prkg, great loc'n. 2330 Broad 1 BDRM $725 St. Avail now or Dec 1. 789-7773. 205-4588 2 BR suite, $1100/mo. 3211 Portnall. Prkg. Near shopping mall. Avail now. Call 306-205-0368

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1924 14TH AVENUE 1 BEDROOM $720 BCHLR $560 546-4044 2175 ROBINSON STREET 1 BEDROOM $610 - $860 205-9532 2231 ALBERT STREET 1 BDRM $780 2 BDRM $960 205-2151 2620 - 12TH AVENUE 1 BDRM $700 BCHLR $500 - $580 522-0920 OR 789-7688 NO LEASE NO PETS

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FURNISHED EXECUTIVE SUITE IN HIGHRISE. ALL AMEN PAID, CLEAN, QUIET, SECURE BUILDING, NO PETS. 8 AM - 8 PM. 306-522-7167

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1637 RETALLACK STREET 3 BRs, 1 Bath in Taylor Field area. Newly renovated. $1,200. (306) 537−8971 C625520

18 Block Winnipeg 2 bdrm, 4 appl. w/ garage $1100/month Please Call 359-1560

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2 bedroom house for rent. Call 539-9368

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2836 QUEEN ST. 2+1 BR, 2 baths, 5 appls., double garage, available Dec. 1. $1700 mo. Call 949-6401. C621482

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3 BR bungalow: ideal for young family, single garage, close to schools & amenities, finished bsmt. 2 bath's, 4 appl. $2,100. OFFICES FOR RENT, 250-300 apply with ref. 550-0518 C623826 sq.ft. $700/gross rent. 1000 sq.ft. $800/gross rent. 8th AVAIL NOW, nice 900 sqft 1+1=1 Ave. Private entrance. BR, 4 appls., new furnace, lge Call 545-5455. beautiful yard, garage, $1300. C560671 2237 Edward. 1-250-924-4121 C625465

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65 Westfield Dr. 1 Bdrm - $1,095 3 utilities, elevator, nonsmoking, adults preferred, lease, no pets 586-6909

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CONDO FOR RENT 65-Westfield Dr., 1 bdrm; lease; Incl. utilities/ non smoking/ adults/ parking/ indoor pool/ hot tub/ security/ exercise room. Ph. 530-5104

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CONDO FOR RENT 1 bdrm; South Dec.1 $1000 - Ph. 530-5104

AVAILABLE NOW large 3 BR Upper level. Newly reno'd. 4 appls, 920 Argyle Street. Ref's req'd. $1290/mo. 536-3689

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102 ROBINSON CRES 50+ fem 8appl 1bth db garage lndry upgrades no smoking wheelchair access must like 2cats +1bird utilities included $650. (306) 584−3796 C606948

BASEMENT SUITE FOR RENT $300 a month. 968 Retallack St. 502-9024

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CATHEDRAL - 1 room avail in 3000 sf home. $575 incl. all util. i-net/cable/flat screen & prkg. Males only. 531-5031 after 6 pm C621489

Beautiful Lakeview Area, Close to Wascana Park, Looking for a Roomate to share a house, bright,easy access to downtown. Responsible person. $375, includes utilities. Non smoking. Available Nov 1. Call (306) 526-1487

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3 BR, 2 BATH, Quite area, spaciaous Nov 1st $1300 includes water no pets, no smoking. 306-596-7598

LARGE 3 bdrm, inside totally re-done, nice large yard, great town. McLean, SK. $1000/month. Avail NOW!! Call 596-8508 or 699-2433

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3 BR Luxury Walkout backing beautiful walking paths and green space. Great view from balcony directly off of dining area. Gorgeous hardwood and granite countertops throughout. Steps away from all of the shopping and dining amenities Harbour Landing has to offer.$2950/mo + util, furnished. Keri 949-4658. C624587

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LAKE VIEW Bungalow, 2 bdrm up, 2 bdrm down, double garage, all appliances. $1800/mo. 306-584-1400

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2 BR dplx, newly reno'd. Close to schools & parks, N/S, N/P, $1300/mo incl utils. Avail immediately 581-5027

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Furnished bach suite−Utili− C587013 ties,cable, internet, laundry,− Executive home in desirable parking incld.No smoking, no Wascana View. 5 Bdrms, 6 Manufactured & pets. $800. (306) 596−4545 Appliances, 4 Bthrms. Granite C622555 counters, finished bsmt, 3 fire− Mobile Homes places, 2 car heated garage. QU'APPELLE - Large 4 BR Hampton House 1 br Close to schools & parks. Ref− Double wide. Available now. apartments in mature erences required $3,000 $650 or less. block. Avail. Nov 1. (306) 652−1477 Call: 352-5956 days. Elevators, 5 laundries C624852 C623202 includes heat, prkg & cable. Near Southland. N/S/P, Commercial & Industrial Property $966 & up 306-584-1855 C625274 Space for Lease Lakeview: 2 bdrm - Hrdwd, air, 1950 Broad St. - 2nd Flr - 2,200 sq. ft. garage. UofR. $1150 + utils. 2060 Broad St. - 2nd Flr - 1,700 sq.ft. Whitmore Park: 3 bdrm 2104B Grant Rd. - 1,724 sq.ft. 5 blks from U of R. Hardwood, Call now for details air $1350 + util. Call 529-7659 Adam Niesner, Jr. 569-1424 C624716 www.niesner.com Warehouse Apt. Fully Renov. C618794 Avail. now. 2700 sf, 2 BR, 2 bth. Ideal for living & working or For Lease - 217 & 219 Victoria Ave E studio. 522-6629 Galon Realty C621751

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Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan Postmedia News Discussing penitential garb (after receiving a custodial sentence for slapping a traffic cop), Zsa Zsa Gabor promised to drape herself in a prison gown by illustrious frocker Bob Mackie: “With lots of stripes, dahlinks!” We love that quote almost as much as we adore the woman from whom it originated. Anyway, stripes. Horizontal or vertical, thick or thin, multicoloured or monochrome, we’ve been affixing and peeling decorators’ tape — and hanging banded paper — since our designer shoots sprouted for the very first time. And that’s, ahem, going back a long way. To illustrate today’s sermon, we’ve delved, again, into the deep, wondrous vaults of our glossy image bank. One space, the blue and white fantasy, was created from the shell of a particularly gloomy bedroom, a style vacuum that, pre-correction, boasted no romantic allure whatsoever. We base-coated the bedroom, then over-painted using jaunty baby blue. Rocket science? Hardly. But just look at the results. The second striped zone was even easier to achieve; you don’t, after all, need a degree in interior design to apply a splodge of adhesive to the rear face of wallpaper. These days, because the Internet is beset with wonderful wallpaper sources, there’s no reason to fail. Many companies have room sets with interchangeable papers, a quirk which allows you to try before you buy. Visit the U.S. Home Depot site (www.homedepot.com) click on “decor” then “wallpaper” and you’ll be navigated to a page called “hang wallpaper in a virtual room.” In short, stripes are huge news. Recently, while visiting The Chelsea Harbour Design Centre in London, there were stripes almost everywhere we looked. In the world of sartorial fashion, too, stripes have become increasingly de rigueur; you need only observe the current collections by Oscar de la Renta, Marc

Wallpaper quickly transformed this sitting room. Jacobs and Dior to corroborate our observations. Couture fashion aside, we’ve assembled a foolproof guide to help you stay abreast of this exciting new home trend. Indeed, if you’re ready to jump on the “band” wagon, here’s everything you need to know.

ROLL OUT THE RUG Sometimes, the only thing you need to substantially alter an existing scheme is a simple tweak. Try positioning a banded rug, for example, to add visual drama as well as extra tactile depth in a plain room. Hey, presto: a brand new focal point around which further details can be added as and when required. Visit dashandalbert.com for inspiration. CUSHION THE BLOW Striped cushions artistically arranged across a selfcoloured chesterfield will add contemporary flair. To amplify the effect, mix and match several patterns in a combination of low-key and dramatic colourways. Visit structube.com for great value ranges. SCREEN GRAB Bag a flat-sided privacy screen/room divider and map out stripes with decorators’ tape. Choose two or three shades that match or complement your existing decor and apply light coats. Then simply peel tape and enjoy. Screens are great for hiding clutter and they can also be useful to help delineate function in an open-concept room.

FINISHING LINE If you’d like to create a subtle striped pattern, use same shade matte and satin paint finishes together. Apply the matte finish first and then, when dry, the satin banding. Low key, but so effective! CURTAINS FOR YOU Striped drapery is an excellent way to add interchangeable style notes without having to paint walls. But take a tip: if you’re having curtains made, remember that “pinched” or pleated headings can affect the way stripes sit. In our opinion, “eyelet” or “ring top” dressing minimizes this problem. Visit draperytoronto.com for a mix of expertly fabricated custom and ready-to-hang curtain options. TRICK OF THE EYE Banded wallpapers aren’t simply bang on trend, they can also help alter perceived room dimensions. Applying vertical stripes in a height challenged room will help “push” ceilings up, whereas horizontal bands will make walls look longer. We often use Thibaut as their stripe library is magnificent. Find them at thibautdesign.com. Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan are the hosts of HGTV’s Colin & Justin’s Home Heist and the authors of Colin & Justin’s Home Heist Style Guide, published by Penguin Group (Canada). Follow them on Twitter @colinjustin or on Facebook (ColinandJustin). Contact them through their website colinandjustin.tv.

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Candles — which every table should always have, according to etiquette expert and event planner J. Wesley Tann — are cheap and cheerful ways to add flair.

As he showed the women tips for making cloth napkins out of old materials, he launched into a lesson on how to properly set a table. “Don’t ever let me see the flatware on the napkin,” Tann told the group. “Really?” asked Maria Mirabella. “It is always good to know how to dine,” Tann said. The fork goes between the napkin and the left side of the plate, he said. The knife goes slightly underneath the right side of the plate, followed by the spoon. The handle of a coffee cup should always be turned at 4:00, he said. Pillows are another inexpensive way to add flair, he said, urging the women to buy old pillowcases and sew pieces of fabric or lace onto them. He pulled out a yellow

pillow with a white lace applique that he sewed on. “It’s beautiful,” Diana Vargas of Newark said as she touched the pillow. Mirabella said she attended the class because she wants to redecorate her house on a small budget and learn how to make things. “I’d like to be able to do all the things my mother did and redecorate my home on a shoestring. I’m retired,” she said. “And things are tight right now.” After watching Tann reupholster a kitchen chair by affixing tightly pulled fabric over it with a staple gun, Mirabella said she was inspired to fix a seat in her vanity. “And I think I’m going to start doing napkins. I want to start a tablecloth,” she said.

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NEWARK, N.J. — Fashion designer J. Wesley Tann had a piece of advice for the six women who signed up for his city-sponsored class on home decorating. “The Dollar Store makes you look so good,” Tann told them. “You’ll wonder how you ever got along without it.” Tann, an impeccably dressed octogenarian, has become an etiquette expert and event planner in Newark. He is now showing city residents how to make their homes more beautiful on a budget. The new class aims to bring city beautification indoors with small, inexpensive dashes of flair. “Money is scarce, and people don’t realize that you can have beautiful things without spending a lot of money,” Tann said. The $2,000 required for the decor program comes out of Newark’s recreation budget. Besides getting cheap and cheerful decor tips, the residents are also learning personal skills and expanding their creativity, according to Tharien Kareem Arnold, the city’s director of neighbourhood and recreational services, in a statement. During one session at a recreation centre in Newark’s Ironbound section, Tann, clad in a navy blue blazer with gold buttons, stood at

the end of a long rectangular table. The six women watched as he pulled out a piece of turquoise fabric. “How many of you know how to make a round tablecloth?” Tann asked. He folded the fabric in a triangle and measured it from the centre of the table over the side. He then took a string around the fabric like one would a compass, and said that is where you cut it. “You thought it was difficult?” he asked his students, who jotted down notes. “Dress it up. It’s your house.” A table, he said, should always have candles on it, and they can be purchased at the Dollar Store. Cheap spray paint can dress up anything from a pumpkin to a cheap, peeling lamp. Even a dish filled with candy goes a long way to making a house a home, he said. Tann interspersed etiquette lessons throughout the class. Born in North Carolina, Tann was sent as a teenager to live in Washington, D.C., with a family friend, the late Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., and attended the International School of Protocol.

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