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Blasting caps, 'safe in experienced hands hut a. deadly ,explosive If
found and tampered with by children, are 'small 'metal cylinders,
sometimes with colored wires attached, Parents should be able .to
recognize-this hazard and warn, their children not to 'touch these
harmless-looking 'tubes.
Blasting Caps Are )
Hazard to Children
Inevitably, children are attract-
ed to construction sites where
men and machines are building
roads, excavating foundations, dig:
ging ditches, or clearing land.
Essential tools in this work are
blasting caps, used to detonate
explosives. They're quite safe in
ekperienced hands, in fact thous-
ands' are used every day., hut .elfin
be de.adly: Loy:re if' they, tifeemilei.
Piei"ete be .ffielted'Alee ancrmia:-'
handled by children. Every year
serious injuries-and even deaths-
result evhen children tamper with
tfiese harmless-looking cylinders:
'It is all very well to say "don't
touch blasting caps," but what are
parents to do if a child comes
hoine with one? The first thing
to knoW is what a blasting cap
looks like..
•
There are two main types;
Those fot use with a safety fuse
and those set off electrically and
which rive called electric blasting.
caps, •
The type for 'use with a safety
fuse is about 11e:ieellee .long and
about' the thielenees ..eif,".a 'marled,
It has an opeete:end arid is made.
of alumiritpin.
• Electric blaseing...caps. two' ,
wires extending. Out
which are eoVeted ^eetritje',06helered,•
eottomm or pfea'ile•
Cap shells are Made o either cop-
per, or aluminum and may vary
from one' to flue .inches in length.
If one of these blasting caps le
brought home by 'a child or if a
stray ate is found there is a
simple way to handle it until the
police or other-authorities are
notified amid can Safely dispose of
it, Simply wet a towel or other
soft celoth, wrap the 'chip' in the
telveel. and pet et in a safe place
away front the reaeh of children,
Open flatlet, shook, friction,
due heat, rough handling 'Or pul-
ling the wires out of till electric
, type blasting cap can &muse de-
tonation, and these Should be
&Vended.
/t is not probable 'that ;VOW'
Child will Conte bonne with a
'blasting' cap elenelted in a tight
little het, but it le possible, lt is
Always wise to be ptepatett
John Fi;her Takes
Viewers to Halifax
This week the Vie Obeck Show
brings you an interesting half-hour,
of 'sports, with the sixth swimming'
Program 'featuring Marilyn Bell
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