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It’s possible to be basking in the warmth of a woodbuming stove, unaware that the chimney is on firC.
A chimney fire can be difficult to detect.
Outside, someone may notice fire, sparks and lots of smoke coming from the chimney. Inside the house, there might be a greatly increased draft or a roaring noise. A very severe chimney fire may sound something like a train.
A chimney fire also may cause the stovepipe to glow red hot or vibrate. Flames may be visible through stovepipe cracks.
Even the smallest chimney fires are dangerous. Temperature inside the chimney can reach 2,000 degrees F. The chimney may not be able to contain the fire and it may ignite the rest of the house, or sparks flying from the chimney may catch the roof on fire.
‘Talisman’ takes
literary award
For the third consecutive year, Talisman, the literary magazine of Wakefield School, has received a first place award from the Columbia University Scholastic Press Association in their annual national competition of school literary works.
For creativity, the Wakefield magazine received the total number bf points possible. 'The poetry and prose of the upper school students was described by the judges as “superb” and “exceptional,” and the writings of younger students were praised as original and impressive.
Because of the level of achievement of the Wakefield publication, the faculty adviser to the 1986 Talisman, Mrs. Helen Ruisi, has been invited to speak at the 63rd annual convention of the Association, to be held at Columbia University in New York City from March 11-13.
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