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Taking Care of
You, Your Family & Your Home
SUDBURY • NORTH BAY • TIMMINS

July 2003, Issue 17

 Contest Winner!

In our last newsletter we ran a little contest.

We included a cut out section to be mailed in by clients who wished to change their accounts to pre-authorized payment. We promised to draw one of the returned cut out sections and give 3 months free monitoring to the winner.

True Steel Security wishes to congratulate Rose & Gerald Mackintosh on winning 3 months free monitoring. Thank you to everyone who participated!

 

DO YOU KNOW YOUR PASSCODE?

All alarm clients and their keyholders choose passcodes when we connect their security system to the monitoring station. We use passcodes as a means of identifying the person we are speaking with on the telephone. It is possible that a burglar may know the names of the people they are robbing and could easily tell us that they are the owner. For this reason and for the security of our clients, we insist that clients provide us with passcodes when speaking to the monitoring station. No exceptions. A passcode can range from 4-10 letters or digits. We recommend that clients choose something that they can easily remember. If a word is chosen, you must know the correct spelling and it should be easy to say and to understand. It is preferable that you not use the code that you punch into the panel as your passcode. If someone overhears a conversation with the monitoring station and you give your code they will have the code to disarm your system. If you are being robbed and you get a call from the monitoring station and are unable to tell us that you are being robbed, either do not give your passcode or give an incorrect passcode. Without the correct passcode we will dispatch the proper authorities. The following cannot be used as passcodes: help, fire, panic, police, ambulance, dispatch, emergency, 0000. If this article is causing your internal alarm bells to sound because you don’t know your passcode, have a person authorized to access your account who knows their passcode call the monitoring station, provide their code and ask for yours. If for some reason none of your alarm users can recall their codes call the monitoring station and we will make special arrangements to get your codes to you.

 

 Welcome
Sonic Security Clients

True Steel Security recently purchased Sonic Security’s monitored alarm customers. We would like to take this opportunity to welcome all of you as True Steel customers. Over the next several months, we will be visiting each of you to personally meet you, change decals, offer you yard signs, and answer any questions you may have. Again, True Steel Security welcomes you and we look forward to taking care of your security needs in the coming years.

True Steel Security And Our Children, Our Future

To Be Recognized At General Electric Security Pro Conference, Lake Tahoe June 23, 2003

True Steel Security’s alliance with Our Children, Our Future has turned heads at GE’s head office in the United States. True Steel Security is the Authorized Security Pro dealer for Northern Ontario, and their “Security Is A Family Matter” campaign is part of the Security Pro initiative. True Steel Security’s alliance with Our Children, Our Future has been so impressive, that GE has come up to Sudbury and produced a 15- minute documentary about the relationship.

GE plans to play the documentary for an international audience of alarm dealers who will be gathered for the 2003 Security Pro Conference in Lake Tahoe on June 23, 2003. They have invited John Whitehead, General Manager of True Steel Security, and Carmen Robillard, the Executive Director of Our Children, Our Future to address the participants and answer any questions they may have.

True Steel Security will donate $10.00 for every donation of $10.00 or more forwarded to Our Children, Our Future using the cut out below. Donations should be in the form of a cheque and can be mailed to Our Children, Our Future, 199 Travers St., Sudbury, ON, P3C 3K2. Donations can also be made by visiting their virtual open house at
 http://ourchildren-ourfuture.net

Donor Name:______________________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________________________

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Amount: _______________________ Date:________________________________

 

Did you know that they have:

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 Over 784 active members;

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 Had 4,260 members contribute 4,044 hours of their time;

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 Offered over 553 playgroups serving 4,450 adults and 6,122 children;

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 Delivered 59 workshops, 30 discussion groups, 50 collective kitchens, 24 series of parenting classes, and 48 special events;

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 Offered transportation to 2,171 adults and 2,397 children;

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 Offered childcare for 823 children;

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 Made over 200 referrals to various community agencies and organizations;

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 Served more than 633 families with the Infant Food Cupboard;

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 Lent over 1,000 toys and resources in Valley East, Espanola and Sudbury!

Our Children, Our Future

Healthy Children = Healthy Families = Healthy Communities

How can you help?

1) Monetary Contributions – Income tax receipts are issued for donations of $10.00 or more.

2) In-Kind Donations

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 Toys

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 Diapers

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 Children’s clothes

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 Maternity clothes

3) Volunteer

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 Drive a child and parent to an activity

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 Join in children play groups

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 Assist childcare workers while parents attend workshops

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 Office work

 

 

John Whitehead and Carmen Robillard participate in a playgroup with parents and their children.

 

 

 

 

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