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Page 3 M-O-V-I-E . .N-E-W-$ April lth & 1th Friday & Saturday - UTHE HAPPY ROADH. Gene Kelly Barbara Laage April 1th, Monday ~ NGREEN FIRE" Stewart Granger Grace. Kelly _ Cinemascope (color) SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT The Ontario State Council of the Knights of Columbus announced recently ther are awarding two $500.00 scholarships annually to Catholic students graduating from Ontario High Schools. Successful applicants will receive the scholarships yearly as long as they attend university and as long as their/work is up to standard. Local applications will be processed by the Scholarship- Committee of St. Edward's Council. AMATEUR SHOW .~ MAY 3RD St. Edward's Council of the Knights of Columbus are sponsoring their 4th Annual Amateur Show on Saturday, May Brdy in the Terrace Bay High School Auditorium. All students, both High School and Grade School from Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Marathon, Heron Bay and Rossport are eligible to enter, Entry blanks are in the hands of district teachers. Prospective _ contestants should get their entries in as -- soon as possible, frig ay '" Three prizes will be awarded in each of three classes: '- Class A - elementary school children 'a 9 years and under; (cont'd next col.) © _ AMATEUR" SHOW (cont 'a)' . Class -B + elementary school children over. 9 years, ; Class C - open to. secondary school - ~~ students. only, A Grand Prize, a miniature trophy, will go to the final choice of the judges. This show becomes more popular every year both with contestants and with patrons. This year's show is shaping up to be the best yet. Direct all enquiries to Bill Sernesky - phone 3673, Terrace Bay. TELEVISION SAFETY _ Submitted by the Terrace Bay Fire Department. Source - National. Board of Fire Underwriters. The Picture Tube ~ used in television receivers is a highly evacuated bulb with a glass face and metal or glass walls and is continually being stressed with a large crushing force. An atmospheric pressure-of *!..7 pounds is exerted on each square inch of tube surface. When the tube breaks it _ implodes in a violent manner, resulting in -broken glass flying in random directions and possibly through the television protect- ive window. when a picture tube becomes defective, replacement should not be attempt- ed by the user, A warning on all television receivers listed by Underwriters! Laboratories, Inc. reads "High Vacuum Picture Tube is Dangerous to Handle. Refer Servicing to Qualified Service Personnel," _ Television receivers should never be placed on a radiator or other source of heat as some parts of a set might be damaged by continued exposure to tempera- tures encountered under such conditions, IV sets generate considerable heat _ which accumulates dangerously when ventila- tion is cut off. Care should therefore be taken to see that the ventilating openings are kept clear and open. It may be dangerous, for instance, to install a set in a tight cubicle unless it was especially manufactured for such a confined space, Receivers should not be left turned on while unattended. Because of the inherent hazard of electric shock, particular care must be exercised in using a television receiver outdoors.