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heater than is needed, he says,
but should buy a smoke detector
for use with the heater. In case of
fire, the smoke detector will
sound an alarm which will warn
family members.
"Because kerosene heaters
bum oxygen, good ventilation
should also be considered when
purchasing a heater,"
Kirkpatrick says. "In a closed or
confined space, a kerosene heater
could burn up much of the oxygen
present. That's why the
manufacturer suggests cracking a
window or door about an inch or
two while the heater is
operating."
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Because of the serious fire
damage that can occur with the
use of space heaters, people
should be concerned primarily
with safety ~ not with the heat.
4There have been several fires
in East Winston because of space
heaters," says Kirkpatrick. "The
individuals did not read the
manufacturer's instructions and
did things with the heater that
you just don't do."
In one case, someone refueled
the heater and was carrying it up
the stairs. As he started up the
steps, he slipped and dropped the
heater. Fire erupted and the man
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was burned to death. The
members of his family escaped.
In another instance, someone
fueled a kerosene heater with
gasoline instead of kerosene. The
heater exploded, but the people
in the house escaped without injury.
"If operated properly, space
heaters can be an efficient way to
warm those small areas of your
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of running the whole heating
system in the house, space heaters
can knock the night chill out of
the bathroom or bedroom on
those cold, get-to-work mornings.
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master of ceremonies, William E. I
Crews, was given by Mrs. Hoke.
The welcome address was made
by Mrs. Ernestine P. Holrhan,
member of Mt. Sinai. The
response was delivered by Frank HIHI
Good, of Jamaica, N.Y. William (<
G. Knox sang 44How Big Is
God?"
The celebration ended with
more music, more presentations
and another solo.
Out-of-town guests included L^_
Miss Fay Ann Foster and Mrs.
Ernestine F. Hoke of Hioh Point
and a busload of people from ^
New York City and Jamaica, ^
Long Island. They worshipped at
Mount Zion Baptist Church on
Sunday and left for home from
the Sheraton about 2 p.m.
WSSUto host
school seminar
Winston-Salem State University
will host a seminar for public
school personnel and education
majors on Monday, Dec. 3.
The seminar will be held in j
room 228 of the Hall-Patterson ^
Communications Building at
WSSU from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The meeting is being sponsored
by the Student North Carolina
Association of Education, an affiliate
df the Student National
Education Association, as part of
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a career development plan approved
by the state Board of
Education. Topics to be discussed
include*4'Beginning Teacher:
Pilot Program'* and "North
Carolina's Career Development
Plan." The consultant for the
seminar is Ms. Penny Smith,
chairperson of the social studies
department at Asheboro High
School in Asheboro.
For more information, contact
Emma Duren at 761-2017. Duren
advises the WSSU chapter of the
Student Nbrth Carolina Associa- I
tion of Education. Miss Carolyn
is president.
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