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LEIPER, fir., Loyndesboro; SELWYN BAKER, 13rugsels;
1-1AR,OLD SQUIRES, Clinton; K. J. ETUE, Seaforth
DONAL° 0: EATON, Seaforth.
Alexander & Chapman
524.9662
MacEwan MacEwan
INSUP.ANCE
524-9531
Harold Shore
524-7212
George Tudor'
Agent For Co•Operators insurance Assoc.
524-7411
Malcolm Mathers
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
524-9442
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PARENTS. CAN TEACH
FIRE PRECAUTIONS
W.:44[4.1*. it A. my It's dishearte.ning to hear Or
read' about some child being
burned by fire. Many lives
could be spared if parents di's-
Cuss fire prevention, ,and, what
to do in case of fire with their
families:
Good safety habits are pick-
ed up just as quickly as bad
ones. A step in the right direc,
tion is to have youngsters
memolize the fire departments
phcine number or print it in
large bright letters near the
phone. It will .be a constant
reminder of the need for care.
It takes only a few minutes
to show them stories in news-
papers of the harm that comes
from fires, '
They should be shown how
baking soda can become an ef-
fective, home fire extinguisher
in the event of a grease fire.
A flashlight is another life
saver 'if a fire breaks out at
night and electricity has been
cut off. •
A fire drill from • time to time
is very important, whether you
live in an apartment or house,
Make sure you show a safe
alternate exit, if available.
If a fire does occur, have
• the children shout "fire" to
Alert the household. Call the
fire department, if there is
time, If not, use the exits as
rehearsed in the Are drill.
Once outside the building don't
go back inside until it is safe.
Parents should always re-
member to keep matches, light-
ers and inflammable .material
away from children, Do not
encourage them to light things
for grownups.
Children can help make a
regular cheek and remove
rags, papers and other things
that burn easily.
To complete this lesson in
fire safety, make a trip to your
local fireball.
Little visitors are usually-
captivated by the shiny fire-
trucks and other equipment and
enjoy meeting the firefighters
and learning about their duties.
The use of the fire alarm box
.and how it works will be one Of
the many things pointed out.
Fire prevention bureaus in
your area provide lectures and
`sometimes include visual aids
and slides. — ,Martha Gvan,
Toronto Daily Star.
it -costs more today to Topfac0 thIngf than j! did 10 years ago but
hive you increased your insurance to keep etsreest of the change?
!et one of these experienced insurence men check you! .homi to sip,
if your in surance is erlequate.
INSURANCE — _INVESTMENT
John Wise, Residence 482-7265
Office 48279644 5 Rattenbury St. E.
482-9747
Kitchen Cooking Warning
Tens of thousands of Canadian homes will be struck by
fire this year, Most of these fires will be caused by carelessness
and neglect.
Make sure that your home isn't one of them
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K. W. COLQUHOUN
Limited
14 Isaac St. INSURANCE
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Be wise . . . inspect your home today! And make sure you're
fully insured. Insurance won't prevent fires, but it will prevent
total loss. For the up-to-date fire coverage you need . . . see one
of our agents today.
A PLACE
TO START
Each and every year there are thousands of people who lose their
lives in fires and there are six millions of dollars worth of property
damage, Don't give fire a place to start in your home, Check and make
sure you get rid of all the fire bugs.
Replacement Values Are High
So Check and . •
Make Sure Your
Insurance Is
Adequate
INSURES:
Town Dwellings — Summer Cottages
All Classes of Farm Properties —
Churches — Schools Halls
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