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The Terrace Bay Fire Department held its regular drills for the month of March. The firefighters responded to six (6) call outs from March 6th to March 28th. March 6th (2:30 p.m.) false alarm at 98 Hud- son Drive; March 6th (6:15 p.m.) false alarm at Birchwood Terrace; March 14th (1:24 p.m.) chimney fire at 649 Superior Ave.; March 17th (1:00 p-m.) no fire - faulty fur- nace at the Community Church; March 23rd (9:00 p-m.) vehicle fire at the Rec Centre; March 28th (12:35 p.m.) false alarm at Birchwood Terrace. For the interest in Fire Safety regarding electrical appliances, re- member these six steps: 1) Certification: Before buying an electri- cal appliance, make sure that it has been certi- fied by a recognized national certification and testing agency. This ensures that the product has been manufactured to meet and exceed the safety standards. In Canada look for the CSA seal of approval. The CSA seal ensures elec- trical safety when the appliance is used prop- erly. 2) Manufacturers In- structions: Always fol- low manufacturers in- structions for the safe and efficient use of the appliance. Keep the in- structions handy for easy reference. 3) Disconnect - Ap- pliance before cleaning: Never tough plugged in appliances 'when hands are wet'. Unplug them before cleaning. 4) Have Defective Ap- pliances checked: If ap- pliances spark, overheat, or stall, pull Birthday Week Update Following the Thurs- day, March = 29th meeting of the "Birth- day Week" Celebrations Committee Meeting, the Committee wishes to give you an update on what will take place during this week-long event. The U.P.I.U. will be sponsoring a day care centre during the Town Barbecue (picnic) and possibly at other times during the week. The Committee is re- questing people of the area, to come forth with any old photographs or memorabilia from days before Terrace Bay was incorporated as a township until present time. These will be re- photographed and plac- ed into two albums - one for the Mayor of TungKang during his visit to Terrace Bay, and one for permanent display at the Terrace Bay Library. If you are in possession of such items, please call the '""NEWS'"' office (825-3747) and tell us what you have. Local businesses as well as clubs and organizations will be ap- proached in the very near future, regarding their placement of floats in the July 1st parade. Keep this in mind and Attention ¥ "Stars'"' Watciiers The Schreiber Junior North Stars will be host- ing the Western Junior B Playdowns the week- end of April 13, 14 and 15th. Teams will be coming from Thunder Bay and Manitoba to play against the "Stars." Eight hockey games, guaranteed to be exciting, will be played at the Schreiber Arena. The North Stars rep- resent the entire North Shore and invite all hockey fans in the area to attend the games and social functions planned in conjunction with the Playdowns. Any person wishing to volunteer their assist- ance for that weekend, such as goal judges, time keepers, penalty box, etc. or bartending for Beer Garden and Dance, please contact Mickey Fortier at 824- 2892, John Souliere at 825-9486, Bill Campbell 824-2743 or the Recrea- tion Office at 824-2317. Be There! get ready to support your Birthday Week Celebrations Committee when they approach you on the topic. On Tuesday, July 3rd, the Committee will be hosting an Arts and Crafts Show in the Recreation Centre. This show will be open to anyone wishing to display their artistic talents during the week, and there will be no charge for doing so. If you're a budding artist, photographer, artistic in any way (or know so- meone who is) then give Ollie Chapman 4 call (825-3289) and reserve your space. As more events are confirmed, we'll keep you posted. Watch your copy of the "NEWS"' for future updates. SCENES for sale BIRCH MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend sometime in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by, S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 We'll be happy to give you directions. EVERYONE WELCOME! ~ HOMEOWNERS $10,000 still available to repair your home 'Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Programme (CMHC) For more information contact: Frontiers Foundation 524 Hartland St. Thunder Bay, Ont. P7B 2E1 344-9330 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 4, 1984, page 3 Terrace Bay Fire Dept. Report - for the month of March the plug and have them checked by a dealer or an appliance. service person. 5) Appliances When Not In Use: When not in use, appliances, when practical, should be dis- connected. Unused out- lets should be protected with safety plugs. 6) Electricity and Water Do Not Mix: Radios, hairdryers, or any electrical applian- ces are a hazard near Can FBDB help you ? Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business MARG MONEY one of our representatives will be at Terrace Bay - Schreiber) on Tuesday, April 10th, 1984 Please call our Thunder Bay Office to make an appointment: Zenith 75080 water. Even if your hands are not wet or you ave standing on a wet floor, you could get a shock or other injury. Be careful! Rolly MoQuin Deputy Fire Chief If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. i FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 4 P.O. 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