Batteries Plus Gives Away Batteries for National Fire Prevention Week

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Hartland, Wisconsin-To help ensure that every householdin America has a working smoke detector, more than 175 BatteriesPlus locations nationwide will participate in a 9-volt batterygiveaway during National Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 7-13, 2001.During the giveaway, representatives from local fire departmentswill be on hand to answer questions and offer fire safety tips.-Fishman Public Relations

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