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Fire Chief Crothers warns
of Christmas tree hazards
A happy Christmas can change
The fire chid urges the public
in a few moments into a family .
to exercise special care in the
tragedy, warns Fire Chief Dave
setting up and decoration of
Crothers, in homes where fire
Christmas trees, and draws
safety precautions are neglected.
attention to the following im-
, Such precautions should head the
portant points:
list of every sensible family's
If plans call for a natural tree,
preparations for Christmas, he
it should be bought fresh and
says.
green and kept outdoors or in an
unheated garage before being
brought into the home for
Imagine a $1000"
decorating. Then, one or two
inches should be cut diagonally
FORSY•
Tbe
%rum ine buti, and the tree should
set up with the butt in water .
which should be maintained
SHIRT
above the level of the cut.
Check strings of electric lights
for
carefully for worn insulation,
broken plugs or loose bulb
There are hundreds of
sockets. Only CSA -approved
lighting sets and only non-flam-
dress and sport shirts
mable decorations should be
used. Declare the tree a non -
at comparable
smoking area and keep matches
some as low as $1.98
out of the hands of children.
Do not allow discarded gift
wrappings to "accumulate under
Guaranteed
the tree. Dispose of them as soon
Wear
as the gifts are opened. Even a
green tree will burn if ignited by
Socks
burning paper around the base.
Set up the tree away from heat
sources such as fireplaces, tele -
Excellent value "c
vision sets or radiators. Do not
at
allow it to block access to doors
Even better at
or windows in the event of fire.
Switch off tree lights at bedtime
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when leaving the house.
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Fire Chief Crothers points out
that tests have proved that the
safest tree is a tree with its butt
Stanfield's and
set in water. However, if a tree
has dried out before it inset up, it
Penman's Thermal
cannot regain its safe moisture
level. A dry tree can be ignited by
Underwear
a single match, to burn violently
to a charred state in a few
seconds.
Shirts
artificial trees can be
ssEven
serious fire hazards. Metallic
Reg. $6.00$
2
trees are conductors of elec-
NOW ONLY
tricity, and should not be
decorated with strings of lights,
Drawers
but illuminated with floodlights.
Some plastic trees, made from
Reg, $7.95
styrene materials, are flam-
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mable, unlike those made from
polyvinylchloride.
NOW ONLY
All trees should be removed
from the home as soon as possible
after the Christmas celebrations.
LIP grants
will assist
Huron projects
Member of Parliament for
Huron -Middlesex Bob McKinley
announced on Friday the issu-
ance of grants to Huron under the
Local Initiatives program total-
ling $76,940.
ARC Industries at Dashwood
will receive $10,200 for the job
placement and procurement of
the handicapped. The project will
employ three persons.
Five persons will be employed
on a Huron County Beautification
Program through $15,300 in LIP
funding. Another three will be
employed through the Huron
County Central Volunteer Bureau
as the result of a $12,240 grant.
That project will operate from
Goderich Township.
An Environmental Enhance-
ment Program organized by the
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority yyvill employ four
workers und$r a $9,400 LIP grant.
The Van Egmond Foundation
will employ four persons on a
restoration project at the Van
Egmond House through a $10,200
grant.
Road and Park Beautification
will be carried out by the Town-
ship of Tuckersmith following the
granting of $9,400 by LIP. That
project will employ three.
At the same time as those
announcements were made the
government announced its inten-
tion to make available another
$100,000,000 in LIP grants. Those
grants will however be available
only in areas where unemploy-
ment is seven per cent or more
and Huron is running only four
and one-half to five per cent
unemployment.
Contrary to public opinion, the
coldest weather is not found at
the North Pole. It is colder at lo-
cations south of it.
To the Ratepayers of
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
I have enjoyed seven years of service to
Turnberiy Township as a Councillor.
Now I request your support to elect me as
Deputy -Reeve.
VOTE
JACKSON DWKIN
ON DECEMBER 6
The Wingham Advance -Times, December Z, 1976 --Page s
To the Electors of
TURNSERRY
NISHIP
Elect
JOHN
Vol
FISCH21
as Reeve
of
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
Vote for the man with the experience for
good economical, municipal government.
Your support would be very greotly
appreciated.
JOHN V. FISCHER
V0.1% .
DOUG
FORTUNE
for Turnberry
Township Council
* Life-long resident of Turnberry Township .
* Dairy farmer, married, 2 young children
* Experienced in dealingvwith
municipal, provincial and federal
levels of government while
president of township and
county Federations of Agriculture.
* Member of committee which
obtained toll-free telephone
service.
"Willing to listen, make decisions,
and serve all residents."
FORTUNE, Doug X
To the electors of
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
on December 6, 1976
FOR REEVE
Vote
EADIE, D I X
--I have served on Township Council for the
past seven years, three of these as Deputy
Reeve.
--I feel this experience, plus a genuine inter-
est in the township, makes me best qualified
to serve you as REEVE of TURNBERRY TOWN-
SHIP.
--I feel that there is a_ definite lack of com-
munication between council and ratepayers.
-- If elected as Reeve, I will work to improve
this situation.
I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT
AT THE POLLS ON DECEMBER 6.
Anyone requiring a ride to the polls,
call 357-1839. t
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