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~ ~ June 8, 1961 Pith Mrs, L.R, McCuaig was appointed Health Education Chairman, replacing Mrs, M,Skinner who has resigned, FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS Carelessness can be fatal when using Gasoline, Now that summer is here and holidays are close, fishing is in full swing, Let*s not get careless with gasoline. If you have an outboard motor for your boat use caution when storing gasoline. Remember ~ one pint' of gasoline has about the same explosive power as one pound of dynamite. Too many people think that because gasoline looks like water it acts like water, the fuel (gasoline) that ignites - it is the vapor - and there is always vapor where gasoline is unconfined, What usually happens is that the gasoline becomes vaporized and the unseen spark or a lighted match does the rest, often with fatal results. Safety Rules for Gasoline 1. Never take chances with gasoline. It is one of the most dangerous liquids we handle, 2. Always store it in tightly fastened cans - never in glass bottles, 3. It should never be uncovered in the house or where the fumes can reach open flames or sparks, 4. Do not use it 'for cleaning; get a safe cleaning preparation, 5. Never have more around than what will be considered safe to store, 6. Never smoke when mixing gas and oil for your outboard, 7.. Never get careless -~ it can be fatal. 8, For a gasoline fire use a chemical extinguisher or throw earth or sand on it. Try to smother it. A stream of water will only spread the fire. Dontt think' an empty drum or can of gasoline is not dangerous - an empty tank is more dangerous than a full tank, Don't allow gasoline to be stored in your house. If a small quantity has to be stored have it marked GASOLINE, DANGEROUS} Never store it in glass bottles which can be broken fentt allow a gasoline engine to operate in an unventilated room - the fumes are fatal Don't ever get careless with gasoline or it might be your last deed of carelessness. U.S. EDITORS (Cont'd from Page 1) ment was explained in some detail by Mr. Soughton, Post Master W.E.Cavanaugh spoke a few words and Mr,Layman, on behalf of the Editors, conveyed their appreciation of the arrangements made by the Commerce Committee to entertain them and said they were all very impressed with the district, He also paid tribute to Mr.Colin McDonald of the Dept.of Travel & Publicity -- told a Pat & Mike (or was it Jock & Sandy?) story and said he would always remember Terrace Bay, A question and answer period elicited in-- formation on (1) Where does your wife buy her clothes} (2) How do you address a Mayor? (3) Is Hydro Governmental controlled? (4) is it financed by Govt,appropriation (5) Why are electric power rates lower than in the U.S,? (6) Has Hydro potential been developed almost to its fullest? Questions on reforestation- types of trees used etc., all were answered. The group broke up, some to go on a con- ducted tour of the mill and others to look over the Townsite, by car and on foot, TERRACE BAY NEWS REMEMBER it is not .--~ Page 13 TERRACE BAY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FINANCIAL REPORT Reconciliation Bank Account Bank Balance from 1959-60 season 108,69 Gross receipts for year 8857.56 Total 8966, 25 Disbursements for year 9002.29 Balance as per Cash Book 36.04 Hockey Books Bank balance May 28, 1961 335.09 Less outstanding cheques 37 ik3 Balance as per Cash Book 36,04 Qutstanding receipts to come B.A. Oil 180.00 B.A. Program advertisement 25.00 J, Butler - dance -14,00 C.A.HSA, 275,00 Total 499,00 Cash Receipts ' Home games and playoff revenue Zine. 33 Program advertising 595,00 Skate money 80,00 Hockey pools 372.00 Program sales $10.52 Lacombe returns 412.55 Booster button sales 337.00 -Exbibition and All Star Games 228.52 Donations 2003.68 Boat Raffle 352.00 Stag money 212.96 Loan from bank 950.00 Miscellaneous 90.00 Total 8857.56 Cash Disbursements Equipment, skates and sticks 1592.15 Lost time 1785.88 Equipment repairs and dry cleaning from last year 125.71 Travel and lunches 2725.02 Communication 32.71 Medical expense (including $50,00 to Stachiw last year) 98,30 Boat for draw 290.00 Programs 266.96 Releases and transfers . 200.00 Miss Superior and North Shore Contest 125.17 Booster buttons 45,12 Steak dinner after playoff (winners) 62,00 Wreaths 36.35 Skate sharpening 120,00 Entertaining, expense for visiting teams 109,21 Bank loan 950,00 Bank service "charge and interest 21.26 Miscellaneous 226.71 Exchange 6.24 'Banquet and dance ~~, ~ 283,550 i Total 9002.29 BARGAIN STORE - If you want Bareains 20 to SUPERIOR BaRGAINS - 501 Simpson --~ ' Fort William, We buy and sell anythi MA 30013 or call our local repr se eative in Terrace Bay at 3590. FOR SALE - Girl's Bicycle, Phone 3544,