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Energy

Saving Ideas

Elementary school students in St. Louis, Missouri, have some innovative ideas on energy conservation. Asked what can be done to save energy, they came up with these answers, printed in Potomac Edison's "Household Hints” column.

Stop making lamp shades so all the heat from the bulb can get out in the room.

Make it a rule that there has to be at least two people in every big bed that uses an electric blanket.

Put more hot sauce on all the food.

Don't have so many days of school.

Eat more carrots so we can see just as good with less light.

Dip everything that is made into stuff that glows in the dark.

Give free ear plugs to everybody so if someone starts talking about how hot or cold he is nobody has to listen.

Don’t stay in more than one room at a time.

Correction

The Rappahannock News incorrectly reported that the Rappahannock Dancers will perform at “Apple Day’’ festivities on October 20. Because of a scheduling conflict, the dancers will not be able to participate in the program.

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