Christmas Fire Safety Tips for a Safe Holiday
Canadians are urged to use care with fire as Christmas approaches. Assign family fire safety tasks, test trees for freshness, water the tree, use fire resistant ornaments, and place the tree away from exits. Check lights for frayed cords and avoid placing trains under the tree. Plan two escape routes, call the fire department, and post the emergency number.
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Snow Shovel Ready Steps Prompt Caution on By-Laws
As snow falls, sweep or shovel the walk and front and back steps to prevent accidents. If water drips and freezes, you may be held responsible by local by-laws. Sprinkle sand or salt to prevent slipperiness.
Christmas Ties Bind a Family Through Quiet Longing
An Appalachian kitchen scene unfolds as Dan Lindsays and his wife await news from their son Bul who is angered, while Judy, their daughter-in-law, and the old couple cling to faith. Christmas memories stir, and a surprise arrival hints at reconciliation.
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Christmas Driving Presents Some Special Problems
Christmas Eve is the crucial period in holiday accident data. Twice as many deaths occur on Christmas Eve as on Christmas Day due to drunken drivers and speeding. The six hours from 6 p.m. to midnight on Christmas Eve average 12 deaths per hour. After alcohol, crash risk rises sharply. drivers should stop at signs and avoid traffic after drinking.
Worthwhile purchase of a quality paint brush
A cheap brush sheds bristles quickly while a well cared for expensive brush lasts longer, making long term value and performance superior for serious painting.
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