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Lake Country Calendar, September 12, 2012

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Wednesday, September 12, 2012 Lake Country Calendar

Salute to Firefighters Station 71

Ray Hamm

Ben Healey

Paul Hipsey

Damien Leitner

Robert Lussier

Brandon Marshall

Justin Martinuk

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

John Mellor

Randy McMillan

Roland Oluper

Mitch Stickney

Josh Winterlik

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

Station 71

Salute to Our Fire Fighters

Thank you for being there for all of us when we need you most.

Norm Letnick, MLA Kelowna-Lake Country #101, 330 Hwy 33 West 250-765-8516 norm.letnick.mla@leg.bc.ca www.normletnickmla.bc.ca

If your clothes catch fire, don’t run. Stop where you are, drop gently to the ground. Cover your face with your hands to protect your face and lungs, roll over and over until to the flames are smothered. a fire safety message from

Use extreme caution when carrying a lit candle, holding it well away from your clothes and any combustibles that may be along your path. Never leave children or pets alone in a room with lit candles. a fire safety message from

When power fails don’t use open flames or a charcoal grill indoors. a fire safety message from

Winfield In the Cooper’s Plaza

9882 Hwy 97N, Lake Country

OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY

250-766-2310 (PUB) 250-766-4011 (STORE) www.woodyspubnet.net

Winfield Shopping Centre (between CIBC & Lordco)

Make sure all family members know what to do in the event of a fire. Draw a floor plan with at least two ways of escaping every room. Make a drawing for each floor. Dimensions do not need to be correct. Make sure the plan shows important details: stairs, hallways and windows that can be used as fire escape routes. a fire safety message from

250-766-2340

Locally Owned

Your Family Pharmacists 9522 Main Street, Lake Country 250-766-2666 www.ida-pharmacy.ca

If you smell smoke, roll out of bed. Stay low. One breath of smoke or gases may be enough to kill. a fire safety message from • Meat • Produce • Dairy • Deli

• Bakery • Grocery • Floral • RBC Bank Machine

Hwy 97, Winfield Shopping Centre

BC interior’s LARGEST RV Dealer In your own backyard!

250-766-5474

250-766-4607 www.VoyagerRV.ca

Candles: one of the major causes of home fires

Candles provide great warmth and ambiance to any home. It is easy to forget that such a calming artifact is an open flame that can reach 1,400 °C. Most candle fires begin in the bedroom – with a mattress or bedding cited as the first item to ignite – except during the holidays, when more people use candles precariously too close to decorations. Furniture and plastics are also cited as the first items in the home to catch fire from a lit candle. Statistics reveal that the most common causes of fire are: •Leaving candles unattended. •Falling asleep while a candle is lit. •Using candles for light. •Candles located too close to burnable objects. •Candles knocked over by children, pets or sudden drafts.


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