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MOEM - PLA^NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 to borne fire prevention is - knowing the various can start and knowing what eliminate them, the National Council said in a new pam- •>' icond leading cause of deaths in the home behind falls, fires claimed about 4,300 lives in **1, according to council statistics. Following in order are the leading causes of home fires and advice on how to prevent them: 1. Carelessness while smoking. Most of these fires happen in the living room when somebody drops a cigarette on upholstered furniture and it smolders undetected for hours before it finally bursts into flame. Never smoke if you are overtired, taking strong medication or drinking alcohol. In addition never smoke in bed. s. 2. Heating. Have your central heating system checked annually. Change the air filter regularly to avoid possibly overheating the fan. Never store materials near the furnace. Fireplaces need a screen covering and portable heaters should be kept three feet from walls or ob­ jects. • 3. Cooking. Don't leave something cooking unattended while'you watch TV, talk on the phone or visit with MUSIC vi" • ELECTRONICS 3719 W. ELM ST. 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Keep boilers, ventilation ducts and hoods fresT of gt«ase._ Never throw ijrater ̂ grease fire; it Instead, slide a pan lid over a flre in a pan or close the oven door if the fire's in the oven. 4. Electricity. Defective appliances and overloaded circuits are major causes of fires. Use appliances ap­ proved by recognized testing organizations, and check power cords frequently. Don't run electrical cords under carpeting or over nails. 5. Children. Keep matches stored high out of the reach of children. Don't allow them to play around stoves and portable heaters. ^ For information on purchasing Preventing and Surviving Home Fires - Awareness Is the Key, contact the Sales and Service department, National Safety Council, 444 N. Michigan avenue, Chicago, 111. 80611. WHO KNOWS 1. Who became the firsi woman in •space? 2. When was the Salva­ tion Arnn founded'/ 3. What was Buchen wald? 4. For what was uranium used before atomic energy was developed? 5. If you cross the Atlan­ tic from west to east, would you set your watch forward or backward? 6. What does the term "featherbedding" mean? 7. When did the Mormons reach Salt Lake? 8. What is a degree in D.L.S.? Aaawera to Wka KMWI 1 Sally Ride. 2 July 23. 1865. } (ierman concentration camp. 4 Mainlv lor coloriiiu Klasv 5. Forward. b Payment lor w«»rk not done. 7 July 2.1 1847 b Doctor of | ibrary Si lence. Completes Training Pvt. Ron J. Kaas, son of Roger J. and Laverne Kaas of 1417 Appaloosa trail. McHenry, has completed basic training at Fort-^ackson, S.C. During lh€£ training, students received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, lactic*, military' courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. : He is a 1962 graduate of McHenry East high school- KNR8 BASIC - Navy Seaman Recruit Charlie R. Cox. Jr.. son of Sue E. and Charlie R. Cox, Sr.. of 1710 Park lane, McHenry, Jws,completed recruit training at the Naval Training center. San Diego. > During-the eight-week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the- job training in One of the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. MERITORIOUS PROMOTION Marine Cpl. Mary L. Redmond, daughter of Willis W. and Joann Lee of 7807 Beach road, Wonder Lake, has been meritoriously promoted to her present rank while serving at the Marine corps Logistics base, Albany, Ga. She received the accelerated promotion in recognition of out­ standing performance, duty proficiency and demonstrated professional abilities. • RETURNS FROM CRUISE Navy Fire Control Technician 2nd Class Matthew R. DeBohr, son of Alfred S. and Cynthia DeBohr, of 207 W. Broadway, McHenry, recently returned from a deployment to the western Pacific and Indian ocean. He is crewmember aboard the destroyer USS Hull, homeported in San Diego. r The ship participated in several major training exercises including "Fleetex83-f\ and "Team Spirit 83 , an extensive U.S. and Republic of Korea exercise. More than 19,000 U.S. Seventh Fleet and 16.000 Republic of •Korea Navy and Marine Corps personnel participated in Team Spirit 83. Ports visits were made to the Republic of the Philippines, Singapore, Kenya, Australia and Japan. - COMPLETES BASIC Pvt. Sandra K. Baxt- r, daughter of Marshall and Sharon G. Baxter of 6417 Blarie Place, Spring Grove, 111., has completed basic training at Port Jackson, S.C. During the training, student? received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions.. COMPLETES COURSE Pvt, Charles M. Miller, son of Charles W. and Alicia L. Miller of 416 Kensington, McHenry has completed an Army motor transport operator . course at Fort Dix, N.J. During the course, students were trained - in the operation and maintenance of military vehicles of less than four and one-half tons rated capacity. Instruction was also given in the transportation of personnel, equipment and supplies. He is a 1982 graduate of McHenry West campus high school. SEItVES IN PANAMA Spec.4 Joseph A. Sandall, son of .Fred D. and Midge Sandall of 3501 Sherwood Forest drive, Spring Grove, has arrived for duty at Fort Clayton, Panama. Sandall, a. military police specialist with the 193rd Infantry Brigade, was previously assigned at Fort Polk, La. He is a 1980.graduale of Marian Central Catholic high school. 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