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an 2 // Matches I // Hot Ashes. Cools, Open Fires é Ilton Electric -Zz»2!¢M£$"z ’71,} ' '5rn ’ /. 44,: Incendlan I 1 21,11! ' 1 , {m _.l.. ouse Unknown a , U i r. w a; :m’ ,0 V4.79 {4,11â€" 1; .. I J Here Are Fire Danger Spots 23,213 fires caused properly loss in Ontario of $29 millions in 1955. Chart figures represent number of fires during year. %W//// 7 .I Electrical Wiring _ ' 1 | :7 /,ran””za”;nuu»nnnuuunz Stoves, Furnace Pipes, etc. / / 1% Miscellaneous, Explosion, Fireworks, etc. [/4/,': 2 656 // DISTRIBUTED BY THE ONTARIO FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE 210 Huron Slreet, Toronto 5. This illustration in black and red on a sheet of white paper, size 8']; by 7 inches. is distributed by the Ontario Threshing Outfitsâ€"If your thresher uses a steam engine see that he has a spark arrester in place and keep a goodly supply of water handy. Supervise the putting out of the fire under the boiler yourself. Keep a good- sized chemical fire extinguisher and plenty of water handy. If a straw-blower is attach- ed, a sprinkler system will keep down the dust, prevent dust explosions and fires com- ing out of the blower mouth. Smokers and Matches~You have sense enough not to smoke around the barn, but What about the hired man or the boy with the cigarette? Do not allow anyone helping around the barn to carry matches. They have been known to go through the thresh- ing separator and cause fire in the straw stack. Every match can cause a fire. Spontaneous Combustionâ€"Oily rags, if kept in a confined place, may catch fire in a few hours. See that your fodder crops are cocked in the field until fully sweated, and that they are spread and levelled when being placed in the mow. Gasolineâ€"Under certain conditions gasoline is more dangerous than dynamite. Never use a flame light or spark anywhere near it. SUMMER 1957 Fire Marshal's Office, 210 Huron Street, Toronto. |n~ stitutes might tind ways of using it in an educational campaign for fire prevention in the home. Keep it outside and, if possible, under- ground. The exhaust of a gasoline engine is dangerous. Exhaust to the open air only. Rememberâ€"A careful person seldom has a fire; a clean, orderly place seldom burns. PINS AND THEIR PRICES Secretaries may find it a convenience to keep this new price list for reference. And please note that these supplir3s should be ordered from the Provincial Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. G. Gordon Maynard, Box 64. Unionville, Ont. If remitting payment by cheque, please add the words “Plus Exchange” to your cheque. The Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario Pin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.35 Branch Life Member’s Pin . . . . . . . . 2.25 For District Life Membership â€" attaching Bar to Branch Life Member’s Pin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.75 Board Member’s Pin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.50 Provincial Life Member's Pin 2,25 Rubber Stamp with F.W.I.O. Crest 2.25 Cut of Women’s Institute Crest, Size 1" x 1/2" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.50 19