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L. PR¥OR WINS ANOTHER LINE" CONTEST - "In the monthly contest -L. Peper s 5th hand, in the machine room previously won 5 00 from the National Safety Council. Now he 'has gone and done it again. So Les is ten bucks to the good, Here is a fac- similie of the letter for the recent win of Les Pryor. "Mr, L. Pryor, 476 Superior Avenue, Terrace Bay, Ontario. 200 IN _"SAVE-A-LIFE Dear Mr, Pryor: You are in a rut} For again you have won $5.00 prize in the "Save-a-Life Line" Contest] This time the award was made for your line: . "On the driver in front, don't rely." Congratulations, again---and we hope this is only the start toward future prizes which may be even bigger. We are glad to have you in the contest and hope you can keep right on sending in your very excellent entries. Sincerely, Paul Jones, Director of Public Information, National Safety Council. So come on folks let's more of us try for this green stuff the NSC are giving away. 0-0-0 FIRE PREVENTYON NEWS MAY ASK FIRMS TO PRODUCE SELF EXTINGUISHING CIGARETTES - Ottawa, March 16, 1954. "Hon, Stuart Garson, minister of Justice, told the House of Commons yesterday he was prepared to consider the suggestion that tobacco companies be compelled to manu- facture cigarettes which-would burn out soon after they were discarded. ' The proposal was made once again by Stanley Knowles (CCF, Winnipeg North Centre), who contended the, time had arrived when some measure should be' adopted to reduce the number of fires caused by burning cigarettes, Mr. Knowles said it had been established that cigarettes could be made to extinguish themselves quickly when no longer being smoked by the application of chemicals to (Cont. on next col.) Page 10 FIRE PREVENTION NEWS the paper. It had also been found hae cigarettes with cork or filter tips seldom started fires, he added.' The member said that as a non-smoker he "would hate to be regarded as a person advocating something in the nature of a blue law," since he recognized that manufacturers would not regard a cigarette as a "saléable product" if it burned out too easily 'while being smoked. Nevertheless, he continued, it was imperative that some step should be taken to reduce the fire hazard from discarded cigarettes. "The possibility that tobacco people will do this on their own, let us admit, is very slim," Mr, Knowles added. "I would hopethat, if necessary, they could be persuaded to put up some money " for research into this question of some really effective way in which to minimize the loss of life and property in fires started from cigarettes." - Toronto Sah Star. 'o-0-<d SALE} SALE} LAST CHANCE - Friday, April 30th Fridays Special - 1949 Ford Convertible $895.00 Radio, heater, overdrive, First one to me gets it. Alsc left - floor lamp, bamboo type living room blinds, studio COWRA refrigerator, --~ can be financed "drop leaf: table. 4, Lindskoog, 135 Poplar Crescent. 0-0-6 TERRACH BAY NEWS published every Thurs- day at Terrace Bay, Ontario; is devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company Limited project of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. All items for publication must be -- in the hands of the Editor by noon on Wednesday of cach week, Kindly submit all articles and address all communications to: J. Beddard, Editor. -- o-0-0