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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-10-07, Page 17ERTIFininn TIRE air:matt STORE 0'2 and'a lot more . ASSOCIATE STORE Elt-CAVINSORIIOLOINGSLTD. Seaforth 5274350 1. TURN OFF HEAT. • 2. Try smothering flame' by covering fire with a pan cover. It should completely cover pan. Watch out for yourself and your clothing. " 3. If pan cover doesn't work, use your fire extinguisher [dry chemical or carbon dioxide type]. 2. Ciotti) kitchen door to prevent the fire from spreading . . . . then get. out — 3. AND CALL YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT! 2. Try smothering flame by closing oven_ door for a few moments. X never riiik carrying out a burning pan. X never put wateren grease fires . . .It will spatter and spread flames. 3. If this doesn't work, open oven door it crack and use yopr fire extinguisher [dry chemical or carbon dioxide type]. Open oven door as little as possible. Chief: Harry Hak Dip. Chief: Tom Philips Captain: Jitrt,Silitl Captain: Ran grooms 8274278 621-001 521.1241 521.422 tetrachloride (C04) was used --as afire-extinguishing.agent in - different types of ecpiipment. These fire extinguishers have proven to he. .extremely hazac- departments provide this ser- vice if-not, they wilFbe ableto tell you where to have units refilled. A Special Warning " Several years ago. carbon • H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD- Sales, Service 8 installation of mg, pipelines & IVIPasalt milking parlours R.114 WALTON 7-6063 rV Eariy, Warning Fire Smoke Detector SAVES LIVES ,e Here's how' it works. When smoke particles enter-the detector Chanbar, the detector voltage balance is upset. This voltage charge Is amplified by a specially deSigned amplifier which triggers the built-in alarm horn. The alarm horn will continue to 'sound as long as smoke is present. Should a fire break out in your home, the detector will sense the smoke in the early stages of .the fire and give an alarm before the smoke reachet dangerous Concentrations. Established 1876 DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS KedCarnochan 482-3354 AGENTS Lavern Godkin 527-1877 E.F. "Bill" Durst 527-1455 Ross Leonhardt 345-2234 James Keys 527-0467 John McEwing 523.9390 Wm. Leiner 5234257 Stanley Mcllwain 524-7051 Donald McKercher 527-1837 John A. Taylor 4824527 J.N. Trewartha 482.7593 Stuart Wilson 527-0687 FULL COVERAGE Farm & UthattProoerties Fire, Windstorm Liability Theft Various Floater Coverages Home'owner's Tenant's Pachage. Composite Dwelling ..„ SAFETY r-" MelOLINOP . MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD_ OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTIl, ONT Mrs. MargareYSharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400 ER t 1001 TIRE HURON EXPOSITOR. OM Don't Give- Fire. an Inside Chance 2. Lightedomohe detector Loud s refl. and ." light are activated simultaneously when the dual- ionization chamber senses the first signs of combusion Throws a beam of tight powerful enough. to penetrate Smoke so occupants can see an escape route With low- battery indicator and circuit- testing button for periodic checking High-impact, plastic housing 52-0259—With 9V battery 21.95 FIRE CAN CAUSE TRAGEDY — Whether it's a home, or as shown here, a barn fire, a blaze can cause loss of life and hitige "amounts of property damage. The Seaforth and Area Fire Department asks all area residents to, learn fire prevention rules - for their own sake. Smoke thhettor pependabfe dual- ionization charnber' senses smoke in the early stages of fire, and sounds a loud, piercing alarm Features circuit-testing button conveniently located for periodic check-ups As an extra measure of safety, low battery indicator beeps to alert you when battery needs to be replaced High-impact plastic housing 52-0256—With 9V battery 1.4.99 3 DIAL-indicator dry extinguisher ' shows pressure and recharge time at a glance Has metal valve With wall mount bracket for con- venience UL tested ancliNiroved for assurance of high standards and performance 61-0816-51k . rating 17.95 Chubb on Guard extinguishers meet strict UL:C standards — your best ?assurance of deeendability. Performance Non-conductive, non toxic Chemical powder All have long-wearing metal parts- Baked enamel finish. 4 1A/58C-rated multi-purpuse 21/2 lb. 61-0806-With bracket 21.95 5 2A/10E1C-rate"! multi-purpose 5 lb. 61-0824—With bracket 36.95 6 4A/40E1C-rated inUlti-purpOse 10 lb. 61-0826=With bratk e .„ 59.95 7 Vehicle bracket .for ". secure mounting of fire estinguisher in boats, cars, campers, vans For , use , with item 85.. 6,1-0802-Metal. construction 5.99 Fire extinguisher facts for home, farm safety Portable fire extinguishers —are only-suited for out localiied fit*: A plenti- ful supply of water is your best safeguard against thp poten- tial devastation of most large fires. - Fire extinguishers are cla.ssified accordingto the type. of fire they are designed , to extinguish. Generally, units are classed as A, B, C, or Et or a combination of two or more of these letters. Most common is thelilulti-purpose A-B-C dry chemical extinguisher. Readily available to V2 awl 5 pound sizes, this type employs ammonium • phosphate as an tetrachloride estinguisher„ take it toyOur local fire depatinietit for dispOtat. Do. not .;ry to incinerate the•extitiguisliert 416111.1184 imiLINSA dous because of the lethal concentration of chlorine gas given off when the material is heated. If yu have a carbon extinguishing-- agent. ger capacity A-B-C extinguis rs can also be pUtehased. A-ft units afe ideally suited for farm use, since they can with- stand temperature extremes and will effectively extinguish most types of fires likely to'be encountered on a farm. Fire extinguishers should be located near to (but not immediately within) hazardous areas: The pressure gauge on an extinguisher should be checked regularly. Make cer- tain that everyone; knows how to use the erittiPment. Es? tinguishers should bp refilled promptly aft-eluse:Some fire