 You, your children and your homeNEWS CANADA Child safety is a topic that will always remain a high priority, particularly for those who have recently welcomed a child into their home. One of the most overlooked areas in a home interior is the window ? whether open or closed, windows are a potential hazard to the safety and well-being of toddlers and young children. Hunter Douglas, the nation?s leading manufacturer of custom window fashions, developed the following true or false quiz to raise consumer awareness on child safety: OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4PM 605 WELLAND AVE. #2 2 bedroom townhome with luxury touches. Gorgeous open concept kitchen, hardwood in great room, California shutters and so much more. Meet LISA WALE Sales Representative 905-935-8001 63815120 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-3 PM 24 WOODROW STREET $209,900 This totally renovated 3 bdrm bungalow w/garage. New features include 2 bathrms, windows, fl ooring, plus main fl oor family rm. Meet JOHN FURNIVAL Broker 905-935-8001 63812510 Boss Realty Corp., Brokerage List and Sell your Home for 1. Window screens provide adequate protection against falls. FALSE: Screens are designed to keep bugs out, not children in. Install locks on all windows, even those on the ground floor. Not intended to solicit properties that are already listed. 63813058 TWO EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTIES OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-4pm Bright home on great street $234,800 29 STUART AVE (off Lake at Carlton) minimum $1,500 Meet WENDY SOVAR Sales Representative 1% 2. Cordless window fashions help prevent a potential hazard. TRUE: Hunter Douglas has developed the LiteRise system that eliminates potentially dangerous operating cords, and raises and lowers the window fashions with a gentle touch on the bottom rail, available on products such as Duette honeycomb shades and Vignette Modern Roman Shades. 3. Doors can also be a hazard to small children. TRUE: Small fingers can be caught and even amputated if caught in closing doors or hinges. Foam guards can be installed to prevent this. 4. Crib toys strung across the crib or playpen should be removed when the child is about a year old. FALSE: Once a baby is able to push up on his hands or knees ? usually around five months ? the cord used to fasten the toys can pose a danger. 5. Crib slats should be no more than 2 3/8 inches apart. TRUE: Also avoid decorative cutouts that might trap little heads. 6. Parents should put electric socket covers over all outlets. TRUE: There are a number of easyto-install socket covers on the market MOMENTUM REALTY BROKERAGE 905-935-8001 OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-4pm North end bungalow $208,000 30 PRINCE EDWARD DR. (off Lake at Linwell) Meet JOY MARTIN Sales Representative Visit www.louie-sold.com FOR MORE INFORMATION 293 Dieppe St, Welland $175,500 408 Ferndale Ave, Fort Erie $245,900 34 Ker Cres, Fenwick $392,000 956 Line 6, Niagara-on-the-Lake $429,900 315 Lakeshore Rd, St.Catharines $ 224,900 1448 Unit 16 Niagara Stone Rd, NOTL $346,000 21 Shaver Rd, St.Catharines $309,000 78 Welland St North Unit 103, Th orold $104,900 6 Woodgate Ave, St.Catharines $264,900 200 Hurricane Rd, Welland $325,000 39 Tunis St, St.Catharines $189,000 3755 9th St. Louth, St. Catharines $429,900 Hunter Douglas has developed the LiteRise system that eliminates potentially dangerous operating cords, and raises and lowers the window fashions with a gentle touch on the bottom rail, available on products such as Duette honeycomb shades and Vignette Modern Roman Shades that keep small fingers out of dangers outlets. Additional child safety tips and relevant product information is available online at www.hunterdouglas.ca or toll-free at 1-800-265-8000. Peggy Rose, Broker of Record, is pleased to announce that prominent local REALTOR® member and Broker John Furnival has joined Coldwell Banker Momentum Realty Brokerage. John brings with him over 25 years of experience and over the years has been recognized as one of the top real estate professionals in the area. Experienced in the residential, ICI, management and appraisal areas of real estate, John?s knowledge and integrity plus his commitment to putting the needs of his clients first and foremost has been the hallmark of his career. Today?s real estate industry and market is becoming more sophisticated and challenging every day. Consequently you need a professional that understands the dynamics that effect today?s market and is positioned to provide the best service and advice to help buyers and sellers make an informed decision. John invites all his past clients, friends and acquaintances to call him anytime for assistance with all their real estate needs. John can be reached at 905-935-8001 or jfurnival@bell.net 31 Wilfrid Laurier Cres, St.Catharines $549,900 13 Johnston St, St.Catharines $199,900 2316 Firelane 2, Port Colborne $319,000 118 Lea Cres, Welland, $244,900 11 West St South, Th orold $275,000 46 Grantham Ave South, St.Catharines $102,000 23 Ottawa St, St.Cathairnes $150,000 365 Geneva St Unit 211, St.Catharines $120,000 15 Catherine St, St.Catharines $137,000 30 Frederick St, St.Catharines $192,900 122 Riverside Dr, Welland $224,900 2 Alex Grant Place, St. Catharines $354,900 301 Louth Street ? St. Catharines, Ontario ? L2S 3V6 ? www.bossrealty.ca ? T 905.688.6242 ? F 905.688.9920 63813982 John Furnival Broker ANNOUNCEMENT Coldwell Banker Momentum Realty Brokerage 353 Lake Street, St. Catharines, ON L2N 7G4 Office: 905-935-8001 ? Fax: 905-935-2764 Friday, September, 25, 2009 E7 63813574
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