The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on April 26, 1956 · 26
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THE OTTAWA CITIZEN Thursday, April 25, 1953 First School For Firemen Here May 29 TORONTO (Special) Ontario's first training school for municipal fire department inspectors will be held at Ottawa May 29 and 30, Ontario Fire Marshal W. J. Scott announced yesterday. The class will train Inspectors to spt electrical fire hazards. Fire department inspectors froai t: i Ottawa Valley will attend. Classes will be held in the National Research Council audi torium. Sussex Street. The fire marshal said the instructions would enable the inspectors to carry out responsibilities given to them at the last legislative session. If the inspectors spot dangerous electrical hazards they will have fuily qualified Ontario Hydro personnel examine buildings. Only Hydro The fire marshal warned that only Hydro had power to make full inspections and to order changes. Some electrical contractors were fraudulently claiming to have the power, he said. The second of the courses will be held at Kingston, May 31 and June 1, and others will be held Stage, Screen Veteran Passes SAX FRANCISCO (AP) - Henry Stephenson, 85, actor for more than half a century on stage and screen, died Tuesday. Stephenson was born in Grenada, in the British West Indies, and was educated at Rugby. The parts he played or. the stage generally were those calling for portrayal of the traditional English gentleman. He played in Little Women, Mutiny on the Bounty, Oliver Twist and many others. The Neighbors "Togs and Toys for Girls and Boys from J4 Seconds toJ4 Years" $3i To use up the last peanut butter in the jar, add enough hor.ey to thin well. Mix thoroughly and serve as a sandwich spread. later across the province. JS& iLiilil 1 Page 25 Pi 0 MS MANY ITEMS SELLING BELOW COST! Our auditors have insisted we reduce our large stock of leather goods and handbags immediately so we have taken drastic steps. Prices are rock bottom so come in NOW. 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The basement of the big store, on the Montreal Road at Olm-stead Avenue, was heavily damaged and sections of the main floor burned through, tumbling merchandise and equipment into the cellar. Store To Close Store officials say that the branch will have to be co: ed f of repairs Immediately and may have to be rebuilt. They said that they could not give an exact estimate of damage but reported that thousands of dollars worth of stock was destroyed. One woman, Mrs. Ruth Leger, head cashier, had a narrow escape when smoke filled her office and the lights went out She groped her way to safety, but was slightly overcome and sickened by fumes. She did not require medical treatment, All other store employes escaped with little trouble but they said thai tne fire spread at tremendous speed. The alarm was given by Miss Florence Schultz, a clerk, who called to a passerby when smoke and heat drove her from the elepnone as she tried to call the Eastview fire department Th fire hall is two blocks' from the nig store Cause of the blaze is not known but it broke out in a storage room at the front of the basemen. It is thought to have fed un cartons stored there. Eastview firemen under acting Chirf Mike Lanoue had a stiff battle before they could bring the blazt under control. It was several hour before they coulc enter tne basement and bring their hce lines to bear on the heart of the blaze. They were also seriously ham pered by the lack of smoke masks and the fact that only two hy drants could be reached by the available hose lines. At the height of the fire four lines were in operation. Mayoi Gordie La-vergne said that water pressure dropped slightly but he had ordered crews to do everything within their power to hold pressure up. 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