PAGE Bé, THE HERALD, Wednesday, November 13, 1974 ete etete ts arene eee ee ne ee renee nee ee a ADVICE BUREAU Careful laundering cun double the life of Mame retardant finishes. A wenn gs hecnt e detergents and Borateem-Plus has phosp proven. most effective, according to a Cullfornia study. FLAME RETARDANT ‘SLEEPWEAR : D®° you know that virtually . ali textile articles burn? - ‘The major cause of ali types of - fire‘and burn accidents in Can- ada is carelessness, Many of these accidents involve textiles and children, Canada’s Depart- ment of Consumer Affairs ' reguiates the sale of all textile * products for-consumer use. All products must pass a burn test . which is particularly stringent for children's nightwear. When choosing clothing for the young or elderly, special attention should be paid to the construction and fibre content. Remember that lighter- welght fabrics, fabrics with a taised fibre surface (such as flanneletie), and open weave fabrics burn. faster, Loase fit- ling garments with flaring skirts or slccves,. ruffles and itimmings ignite more casily and. burn faster than close fit- ling, plainly styled garments. Fibres also have different characteristics, Cotton, rayon, linen, acetate and triacetate will all burn readily. , Nylon, polyester, acrytic, spandex and polypropylene do ‘not ignite readily, but once ignited tend to drip. These hot rops tend lo carry the flames away from the burning fabric so that the flame self- - extinguishes, Moduecrylic and satan will not cantinue to burn once the source of ignition is removed. _ Wool and silk do not ignite easily and burn very slowly, b Ghiss und ushestos do not LITE, . ar ieee Children’s sleepwear which has been treated with a flame- retardant finish is available in sume stores, The life of such finishes is limited, but can be extended by the use of proper laundering | techniques, This was proved in independent test- ing- by Dr. Marjory Joseph, Chairman of the Department of Home Economics, Cali- fornia State University, . Launderings with carbonate- based detergents alone suppres- sed the flame-retardant finish after 20 launderings, When Borateem-Plus was added to the detergent the finish sur- vived a further 10 launderings, Laundering with phosphate detergent alone preserved the flame retardant finish, but phosphate detergent combined with chlorine bleach suppress- ed the finish al 30 launderings. Phosphate detergent combined with Boralcem-Plus main- tained the flame retardant fin- ish through 50 launderings, Strength and appearance te- tention were also tested during these experiments. Conclusion of the testing . was that Borateem-Plus js a viable alternative for the use with phosphate detergents in retarding the loss of flame re- lardant finishes. It_is also a most effective combination for maintaining fabric color or whiteness and strength, For a free leaflet on laundry, or if you have a washday problem. write ta: ‘The Washday Advice Bureau til Bloor Street West, Ste. 1100 Totonta, Ontario MSS 188 WHO TAKES THE GED TESTS? GED or General Education Development tests are designed for adults who, for some reason or other, did not complete their high school education. Even though they did not complete their Grade 12, these adults may be as well educated as those who did complete grade 12. They may have become educated through their own means by reading, on the job training, or olher methods. - However, many businesses and organizalions still require a grade 12 certificate as a qualification for certain positions. Many adults lead a frustrating existence for the lack of a grade 12 certificate which prevents them getting a job or a promotion. In same cases there is a considerable difference in the salary paid to employees who have and those who do not have a grade 12 certificate even though they do the same work, The GED tests enable an adult to prove he Is capable to reaching a grade 12 standard in one weekend, WHAT ARE THE GED TESTS? The GED tests are designed io measure the ability of an adult to handle high school material. The tests cover the following, subjects: English expression, English literature, Social Studies, Natural Sciences, and Mathematics. There are sample questions available for those wishing to . write the tests. HOW TO APPLY FOR THE GED TESTS It is very easy to apply to write theGED tests. Applicants ‘must meet the following three requirements: Minimum age of nineteen, British Columbia residency of at Jeast six months, and been out of school far at least one full academic year. A simple application form to write the tests is sent to Victoria together with the $5 registration fee, The application forms, sample questions, and other _ information are available from TODAY'S ANSWER Th e CROSSWORD DME): MERIC Figie “ee IA . ACROSS DOWN : 018 e e 1, Israel 1. indian Pid Ele) EEN continuin Pa ne ate Bute Be chor « Buel . . , “12, Spain and acters (Se WaE IG) IME! on ® J SINIViGRROIN V/A} ; Portugal Ise EME) ELIMI e U Cc a i oO n 13, Troiled (4 wds.} Ele] wm PSG 16. Come back = 4. Fellow 7 tt ne 15. Skill (al.) Saas BPS 16. Sesame 5. Discharg- ‘ G sce 17. Waptl ing (IWLLINI vic aT NG “ 18. Nautical 6. White 16. Pr a7, Written pi ro) apiat » Prong a Write: By Hugh Power ' 20. For 2. Final 19. Airway inquiry mpie shame! 8, Type of 22, Annoy- 29. Hauteur Mrs. Blix in Kitimat at Ss2-6140 21. Rhinover- exam - ance | 30. Stylish in Terrace os beetle 3 was, . Gree sho w aesna ee eseeat w2.Sheetof , po'Hare” 24Ttolian 31, Ceech i : gags tenant mountains WHEN ARE THE TEST . 23. Unpleas 10. Cotton 36. Bite. SESSIONS? ; ant hap- fabric 31. — West Test sessions are held in the pening 5 ns regional colleges in September, 25. Poe's "To |! - 6 December, March, and June. 26 Ten, 7 In order to have a Lest session in _ AO ionte ‘ Terrace (here must be at least sea demon |'2 20 candidates. There are now 23. Hurl enough candidates to hold a test 28. Equal + session on December Gand 7. In (comb, ; order to take the tests at this on form) : time, application forms must be * march TAY in Victoria BEFORE 32, Ship- ey NOVEMBER 22! Soif you wish shaped 1 to write the tests in Decemher, clock don’l delay, acl now!! The next 33, Spirit session in Terrace wilt probably 34. Chinese» take place in March. pagoda “KEY To THINKING 35, Sar- “AHEAD” _ castle Just a reminder that Mrs. 31, Defrost Chapman will be chairing a +: Pace pane] discussion on November 39, pore 21 al 7:30 p.m. at Caledonia 40. Hinder Senior Secondary School. The 41. Sicilian panel of experts will discuss volcano wills, estates, pension plans, ete. and should be an interest to Diamonds over forty karats, were found there between 1996 and 190, “spt - Pike County, Arkansas, is the "1 sees everybody! There is no ad on ounty, : B , 7 ery y tocality inthe U.S. in which Med Meda lel ts mission charge! diamonds ave been found, More eae g ba BookiOt Numbers an 10, ol ie prec aus stones, . at . The Bible centains 7a,eaz7 the largest of which weished ‘for alderman -' . ee words — consisting of over 3 mil- Hon ietters. THE QUAL TTY ci Determines THE QUALITY Of Tomorrows Society _ On November 16 ' Vote PATRICK BOYLE . For And About Teenagers THIS WEEK'S LETTER:, I have a problem thal { need your advice on. I'm 12 years old. My family, if I have one.is good to everybody but me and my bro- ther, who isn't home very much, It's a lot caster for him to live with them. But me, I was born io be wild and free. L need the love my parents won't give me that | can get from this guy 1 Hke very much. My brother lives with him and he's 12. I'm going to run away —~it's the only (hing to do, OUR REPLY: Running away from your problems is not the answer. You might have been born wild and free, but you were also born to be loved, eared far, appreciated, respected! and disei- was not the case, you'll have tu TWAS BORN = JO BE WHD Se mS AND FREE, Ja make if on your own. Copping out and running eway is the easy way out— or so it seems to yott now, But running away at your age will be harder to bear once you end up living on the streets and being used by people who don’t care what happena to you or how you feel about anything. Tt may be rough at home, but we know you can make it, Also at your age you really can’t ex- perlence a mature, loving rela- tionship with this 13 year-old guy. Show this letter and our re ply to your parents. Moybe it will wake them up. Th yew have o tesnage prablam yau wont to discems of on abturvation ta mak ode _plined by your parents. If this Sgt prariyis fk ano ‘ABCUT TEEN: GERS, COMMUNITY AND SUBURBAN PRESS SERVICE, FRANKFORT, KY. 40801, Copper Estates 635-6274 * Beef * Pork Specializing In... Sides. Sides Weekend Specia * Hunters Weekend Packs * Freezer Packs * Family Packs We also cut & wrap Wild Game For School Trustee ‘Drawing This is the frst rele an to Beautify ‘Terrace | Lets start beautifying our town for ourselves, relatives and tourists What Will It Gost? Cost ‘Estimate On ‘Landscape Architectural $290,000.00 over 20 years at 10 percent $2,760.80 x 12 - $33,129 or Approximately One Mill Effect of One Mill Levy on... mo - $20,000 Home - $5,25 Annually $30,000 Home - $7.88 Annually $40,000 Home - $10.50 Annually - -§50,000 Home - $13.13 Annually i .. The Recreation Commission has adopted the principle that residents having the opportunity to use major Recreational Facilties be responsible for the cost of these facilities. This applies fo projects which will be for the betterment of all present and future residents of Terrace. *, Asa result, the cast of developing Lower Liitle Park into a community showplace will also be borne by fulure residents. It is anticipated that with the continual growth of the municipality - with its resultant assessment increase - the annual repayment’ cas? will be shared by a greater number of people, requiring a lesser annual dollar contribution from the Individual i. S — Let’s Have A Park!!! Se - THINK -POSITIVE fax ‘payer. rendum to be prasented by the Terrace & District Reoreation & Givic Properties Commission : On November 16, 1974 . th DAVIS AYE. Gentonnial Building - PARK AVE. = T | 1331S WW - ~- Vote Yes wae ee Cee teen hy gt . Leer ee ONY