The Huron Expositor, 1981-10-07, Page 16OBSERVE FIRE SAFETY RUES!
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Flamm**
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Electrical
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For Ordinary Combustible
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Dry Powder
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Fire Attack)
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sure your family knows
Fire safety rules
gOod ides to wait for the fire
department at the front or me
property at the road, because
causes of fire. system. Are the pipes safe? Is tion? Have you had your
What about the heating the chimney in good condi- furnace cleaned?
sometimes departments tind
it difficult to find the place.
Also, note that you should-
n't hesitate to call the fire
department except in the case
of the smallest fires which can
be aware of all exits in ease of
SAeme
MO (family meeting.
Prepare an escape phut *the
event of a Site. If poiSible
have yonr•babyattnet present.
The Plan .014 you 4/0"t ate may. mate the thfierotee
between-W*4 death. -
you have Lire eating*
1144.0. .wfitch everyone •
• should have. it is imperative
-OS *ri•litlititr member of ,
the hotise shoultIlteee'hoY to.
operate and its 'location..
-Make *we • that it is to
working condition and that it
is easily 'accessible. Fire
extinguishers must be ready
to use when needed in an
emergency,
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never ending battle to ensure
that the Area fee which they
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In .the, months *head in-
creasing emphasis wilt be
placed on various -aspects of
fire prevention Chief flak
said and added that a good
fire ptevention record de-
pends on the cooptriation of
every citizen.
There are many common
sense procedures that, fami-
lies should follow and which,
if carefully welched. could
help cut down the tragic loss
in life and property damage
which fire creates.
Children, the prinicipal vie-
tims of fires. should never be
left alone. Smoke and gas can
snuff their lives in a very
short time.
If a babysitter is left with
the children, he or she should
be pat out by the people in the
building. When you call the
fire department give your
name and address first in
case, the call is cut short by
flames-
• Rertiem4er, in spite of all
precaution*. yop May have a.
fire. so it rays to•knuw what to
. do, when the need arises.
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Iss your hetne Office; Nisi,.
ness. 14.'000 buildings that
you miry titive,a.n interest in,
safe from - fire? Have you
checked the following: Is, your
house clean and tidy or has
trash accumulated? If it has.
get rid of it today. How about
your electric wiring? Is it
safe? Are you using the
proper fuses? Get rid of
frayed electric cords. Have
them replaced.
Dotettmoke in bed. Smo-
king is one of the major
On many occasions. people
living in rural areas call the
wrong fire department when
fire is discovered. This causes
unnecessary delay, some-
times• resulting in the loss of
buildings. Each individual
householder should make
sure what fire department
they are to call, this should
not be• left till an emergency.
Remember your area fire
department and the number.
After a call is placed, it is a
If your house is insured at yesterday's prices,
just hope it doesn't burn down tomorrow. Every week more and
more pee* discover what
mighty jobs are accom-
plished by low cost Huron
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Are You Adequately Covered?
In Doubt?
Contact:
Keith Murray
Insurance Brokers Inc.
Left over seed can be
dangerous, lock it up
itoba Agriculture said care-
lessness was the major cause
of livesMck poisoning. "It
may bethat afellow cleans out
Seaforth
Steve Murray
527-1420
Brodhagen his drill in the yard and the
cattle get into it, or he dumps
the last bit in a pasture on his
way back to the farm and
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Keith Murray
345-2022
forgets to bury it. No matter
how it happens, it's generally
a careless but costly error
Sain Bradshaw,
Engineering Assistant
If fire struck now,
the replacement costs
could he staggeriimir-
Your insuranae,coverage
should be reviewed
and updated—soon!
INSURANCE CANNOT -
STOP FIRE -.131IT IT CAN
PAY LOSSES
See us for full protection
tIM ET.
INSURANCE AGENT
32 Main
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Left over seed treated with
insecticides should be burn-
ed, buried or securely locked
away to prevent accidental
livestock poisonings. Jim
Neufeld, a pathologist with
Manitoba Agricultre, sug-
gested recently. Neufeld said
a few ,cattle managed to eat a
lethal' Thal of treated seed
each year. "Some of these
insecticide agents are so
potent the animals only, need
to breath the fumes to get a
fatal dos Of course, if they eat
a. few mouthfuls, then it's
game over."
Inside the body the chemi-
cal halted the action of
smooth muscless such those
- 'lining the rumen. As a result,
gas was trapped in the rumen
and the animal bloated. "If,
its a mild„ dose and the
animals stays on his feet then
he may walk it off; if he goes
down then he will. probably
bloat and die from asphix-
iation."
Neufeld said that- it took
eight to 24 hours for the bloat
to become fatal. In the early
stages cattle salivated exces-
sively and staggered. '"If
caught early" enough these
animals can be saved, so it's
Street Seaforth important to call eveterinar.
km in as soon as these early
527-0720 'symptoms appear.
Lyle McNichol, Dauphin
livestock specialist with Man-
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I Protect Your Family
I from FIRE
We need everyone's help to battle a deadly enemy -- fire!
fire is a tragedy no one wants to experience...it is a destroyer
of lives and property that can bring destruction and heart-
ache to all in its path!
Remember -- those who are unprepared or careless in
the matter of fire prevention are the most likely ko reap the
reward of this neglect. For our own good, for the good of
Our family, our property and the properties of our neighbors,
observe good fire safety practices this week and every week,
all the-time!,
Culligan Real Estate Ltd.
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Sales & Service
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Always check, to see , if you
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Iif there's doubt,
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