Mon- eb- no 1968:! BUREAU READY 'B. H. MILLER 13 SPEAKER ‘- - "0 CHECK Hoursi , . . in your home safe electrl-

I to hold annual meeting

taln fire hazards because of cir- of N.B.. and a director of the - ‘

moor wiring, overloaded Moncton Industrial Develo . ‘ Co. Ltd. pmem

Quebec is focallpoint as Edison is‘honored

The focal point for N a tional thday, each year. to focus at~ wife ha'sm’ore than ")0 different Electric Week 1963, will be the tention on the contribution of types of appliances available to. ' historic ci of em, w e]. eectricity to our economy and p ease the work load and: lead," fth an 238mm“ olhth: our way of ife. give her more time with It e r electrical industry will gather POWERS PROGRESS f‘m‘ly' ' -

February 9 to pay tribute to Electricity powers the wheels This “ not “1' the farming ln‘l Thomas Edison and other early of industry. It has been estimat- dusiry “5 been helped bi' elcc' pioneers of the industry. ed hat more than no percent of wlty’ Touy‘ rum “may not '

National Electrical Week is all manufacturing is done‘wltb only "v" wm' an the "‘0de I set asli1del,1 in the week in Febru-imachines powered with electri- "‘3': but mgg‘ ary w to includes Ei ' '- ' ' . crc y We”

d son 5 bir city. In the home. today 5 house- mIchlnes "e "mam.- to make

|the work of the farmer. more N I-IOIUA

When remodelling or building we recommend the.

“Red Seal. Standard of Wiring” . . . this ensures

you of adequate wiring and permits us to make

hfull use of lighting design throughout your new ome.

“Member Electric Service League of P.E.I."

G. KEITH PICKARD

Architect

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[8 The Guardian, Charlottetown,

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During this week. National Electrical Week, the Char- :‘tlﬁlzrnwi: llgsgecrrev;:l:’: l he Electric Service League home an request and advise ‘of Prince. Edward Island Will on on measures that can be {hold its Sixth annual meeting on {aken to assure your safety ‘Tuesllay everlmg' Feb‘ 11' withl

Inspecuons can be “HAP lRussell H. Miller of Moncton.‘ ed by phoning either Inspect- N'B" as guést spealfer' _ E

The meeting, which Will be .

L i R h n r Fire ‘ glI’liefOIll'lfﬂ, Elsie: a? city held at the Charlottetown YMCA

. "all, With dinner provided by the: ‘ —-lLadies' Auxiliary, marks one ofi

j Mr. Miller is a fellow of the " :Chartered Institute of Secretar- j ‘. u re ies of London, England, holds 1 . the Mason Scottish Rite 32 De- “ gree, is a past master of‘ Blue . ' Lodge, Keith No. 32, and is a L member of the session of St. ‘ John's United Church of Can- l ‘ ada. He is also a past president of _ the Moncton Rotary Club, past i . president of Kinsmen. and is chairman of the Salvation . 4 Army advisory board for Mm- ~ cton. ‘i

Beware l

of octopus!

All octopus may be an inter-

. . ; ' ' k' I. lheatmg .Of. elecmcal equwmcnt' tion of Canada's National Elec-l To minimize these hazards, “.10 week, Feb_ 10 to 16. I only suitable and safe materials Guests at the dinner will in_ -. WhICh have heel? "med and “5" clude the winners of the le 8- - ed by a recognized testing lab- gue.s 1962 “Housemwer C 0m . "$23 smug be and I“; test”, the names of which will ' St 00°" 0"" m. We“? be drawn during a television Electric“ power is “m m standards and maintained in program on Friday. Feb. 8' 0th,

1 It's misuse of electricity that causes fires - - bureau Eighth... incisors

. 1 .t ' 1 Louis R. Ranahan, Charlotte- £33333 13::gufcyzmmfhfeepflm: It is not the use of elcctricityland Fire Chief H. H. Jewell who “:29 acriussvsoro; "3:? Zlgztgggl town me inspector and Leo to 14 times our population. Only that is a fire hazard. but the comprise the bureau. say the equipment improper use of up- 00 , Summerside fire chief. one nation in the‘world — and misuse of it. the Charlottetown|0n Prriiicf Edwtard Island13 mlesl: proved eql'lipmem and defective SPEAKS AT ROTARY this is Norw.y_ use! m ore me' promotion Bureau sayS'h (bf lifecgrhcilldy 1283:: ccntpof installations‘ Mr. Miller, who will also be Company, he elected to transfer etlecérlcal energy onl per cap~ Fire Inspector Louis Rana an;the dollar loss The Fire Prevention Bureau guest speaker at the Rotary to the commission when testing thing to have around

a . ~ . . . _ . , . . . , . . arm slgmndian housewife hu mans use more electricity inl It is the third most common has noted during ltshregullartli} luncheon on Feb. 10, is director company sb fiihc Hills; Sioilsl'eli‘lt: an :qttlargum but it is awk- - ' l . , f ﬁres rated behind on“, Spectlons many of l 686 690 T1- of consumer servxce actiVitles acqu re y e com 5' war 0 ave around the W0“ “5 0"" dlSthM the home than any other na-‘Cd"5?.° l t d h t. cal faults and have brought them with the New Brunswick Elec- 1959. A native Nova Scotlan, he house and means nothing but

ition. ldEleUlvekfh‘ OVEN}!!! e t ea ing to the attention of the owners tric Power Commission. is president of the Moncton trouble.

That’s why the electrical in. {and k-Coo mg eqf'ﬁme“ an 311d also the electrical lnSPOC- Formerly general manager of Board of Trade. vice- president The familiar electrical ocio. dustry celebrates National Elec. smo mg an ma 0 85' lion deparlment. the Moncton Electricity and Gas of the Electric SerVIce League pus obvlo ugly means no, trical Week with good reason. 33:23:51:ng dorse 5 Na “From the majority of owners, enaugh 03‘“:th It alslo mteang ‘ ' . ' ‘ -- t' n a ouse a gross sarv-

Electricity is a pa rt of the “onal Electrical week a We have recelved to Opera l0 ed for electric power. 3'

O O . . . as . - .. everyday lwmg of Canadians. means of drawing attention to in correcting these faults, thei n many homes, original

' . . bureau says. “Overloading of . ‘ _ we as a “no”, me better clec property owners the” respond" electric electrical circuits is one Wll‘lhg in this Photo was in- stalled primarily for lights,

"Icany‘ bility to bring their properties - h a r h ard that is P lup to proper standards. By do- ? tde {:1 lo“ 12 Man long before most of today's FAMILY HONORED u- ~ ~ on“ ma 3' ome y . . {mg “."s the me hazard from homes are still serviced by one many electric appliances were MONTREAL (CPl—The fam- decimal 0.3“595 “70”” be ’°‘ circuit and more electrical ap- Many fires which are attribut- best kind of insurance against invented. Since then. demand ily of Mr. and Mrs. Pierrc Gul- duced Conﬁdera‘lﬂy; pliances are added to this one ed to defective wiring are really fires. for electric power created by node of Sainte Clothilde. Que" "ll Properly deSIEned. lnstall- circuit each year." not the fault of the Wiring at all the many electric appliances , ' . .were named Quebec’s farm 9d and mainlalhﬂl electrical sys- “We also noted many homes but simply the result of the . . has made obsolete most elec- ‘ P - . ' ' itemin of the year Saturday at toms for lighting power. heating and some places of business misuse of electrical appliances trical systems. RE W R um um National salon or Agri' l and other purposes are conven' have worn out wiring which docs and equleem What can you do about the M . . SHAWIS 4 .c .

The electrical manufacturing industry in Canada employs about 80,000 people and has an annual payroll of more than $350 million. ,

POWER [8 VITAL -

INSP. RANAHAN CHIEF JEWELL

MR. MILLER

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Charlottetown Summenide

.ture. Mr. Guunols, 9t), and hi; i’ ieiit and safe. But if not install- not comply with modem d ay y. Many people?“ the electrical I I oc:oplllss? 1. l3: sure you use Lyi-lifidc‘h‘ildll‘eanve allild Cl‘tItlldregnrealtz ance with well established stan- Standards". 23:83:33.3. ﬁgslirgéagt gzniral 832mg?“ c‘lthz‘tllltsyou2r grandchildren; Knolwn as ti: gal'ds tgey may Iintroduce 20th I electrical origin instegdd g f g Uset .ciihtzirtte?h t ejnbs :gn cords L “cc ery kins' in te Montre ire an persona injury 82- E k b adopting a positive at tu e y mac e o e 0 cy have area. Mr. Guinois produces 66iards. This has been recognized S

strong advocacy of the need for t t to do. 3. Do not run c 0 rd 5 adequate house wiring in ’ S u 5 under rugs, o v er n a i l s 1

ed and maintained electrical sys-

ELECTRICAL WEEK MESSAGE '

I wish to

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E exten per cent of the celery and 50 ; sincc electrical power first came __ Egg?“ ISlain (0rd be“ Wishes or per. cent of bunched onions and i into general ust." most important form. an ampe through hot or wet locations. "cal Week. success of Walloon u radishes grown in Quebec. Electricity may become a the y number of circuits and a minl- And if your tuscs blow frc- l C'hlda'. a. "like . —————-————-—-——————- n b of current con- SARNIA (cpl—“Above ' aver' uent] call in ur H I wait ""W' Nlﬂoant i ‘ ‘ OTTAWA iCPl _ A six- ear- mum um er ' 't 83" Student” 9mm“ “W q 3" il' yo cum 5 o the for I. g o v _ y sumlng'outlets per .CIl'Cul. Waterloo 0m universities win power speca lst. , mums of at. mm; 1107’ . Old ESlllmO boy was fatally s is an educational prob- be offere'd m"? tumion and in Full housepower. as oppos- havin ‘9' l' Ly “min Md. um" a.“ t. b“. . . Stabbed When he attempted to lem which is the responsibility the case of one of the “we!” ed to low housepower. means 3 yo!" house whin' 5033. m h a." ll! ed - 3' “1 Cl” New or bUIIdlngs hElP hIS mOihEI‘ ward 0” lhe of everyone iii the indu stry smes Cash incentives adequate wiring along with ma m 315 are read" “d 'pplllnceg 1;" "’3 lptly “Pb” unwelcome advances 0f 3 VIS- from the power supply authority J ‘M Kobas re 'mral. of circuits and outlets to serve .7 be necessary_ 3’ "wattle now “emitted for may. ".3: . :01; to gheir home tilt;I PM; to the installing clontractt'iei;i I: waierlm', Univ'e‘rggd‘ty COL all your electrical needs. It's “I "up; // H ‘ ‘ lSlCl‘ ay 31‘03- "'3 C must be continua 3/ POlﬂl 0“ - . ‘ - , surprising how low in cost it 1 Very strongly we endorse erlng said today. ‘ that the electrical requirement Lgiejaclguzgdfstfhg?tﬁgﬂirgﬁy is — and you can finance it on _and appliance ‘ Salomonee Onalik received of a home today is much great- with averages of 75 per cent 05; easy terms at your bank.

5 ".l’l’ol'luﬁlly of "mm b h" "lair house ll i

throughout . . .

several stab wounds in a scuf- e which occurred about mid~ night last Tuesday. The boy's

er than it was in the past, that b

many more appliances are in

etter in nine Grade 13 exam- liinations will be offered free

The result WIlI‘ih full house- power is that everything

works better. Fuses no longer

ll . 9 Ed ' use and that common applian- md 18 Is National mother, Martha Onalik, was also ccs such as irons. toasters. etc.. tulsttlggems Wm“ 80 per com m, blow, lights no longer ﬂicker cal ~ Wounded but is reported in good consume much more power better also will receive a $200 or dim, and in fact all your 0 , _ condition in. hospital. ‘ an those of earlier manufac- cash award toward living ex. apppliances work properly and » Make '1' a Olnf {-0 check WIfh Police said the ViSltor came turc. . - .. .. _ safe]y_ And. too. you've add. . . penses. while the rare stu to the Onalik home and began The danger associated with dents with 90 per cent will re. ed to the resale value of your 0 aw making advances. The boy ap- over-fusing. tampering Wit ceive $1500. home.

parently was awakened and‘fuses, etc., must be continually A. P- Gordon University of

someone who knows Ihe answers tried to help his mother. |cmpliasized. that tile answer to Waterloo registrar said “IF I _ RCMP said it is holding 40- a fuse blowing problem is .the dents with an avegage 75 'per

year-old Meegeeneea for ques- installation of additional Wiring. cent or better m." be oneer

tioning in connection with the 'Dhe money invest ' ade— free ﬁrsbyear tuition Those

' slaying. quate wiring will provide the . . . Prepare Today the Electrlcal amoﬁllglrepierfrginttuorioblettﬁohvg

any degree course. 47 Queen c Ch’town

The offers of both universities , ldcpend on the maintenance of OTTAWA (CPI _ 59w" 0“! "f iacademic standards. every 10 Canadians lived in an Architect Phone 4-4872

Premier,

THIS IS ' NATIONAL ELECTRIC- WEEK

0 aood time to check the elecricql wiring

urban area in 1961, the Domin-

no rggnguzpbgizgégaaaSuzi: ion Bureau of Statistics reports 1961 census report. supple-

is denied a univerlity educa- mgnting an earlier report on P“ - ' “on' Mr. Kebas said. rural and urban distribution of P the population, said that of the

Women seek 121:? 555:2?3J2ii3d’51 ,3;

The report is based on a dell-

nition specifying the urban pop- n

ulation as all persons living in M cities. towns and villages of l.- , 000

with reliable wiring . . .

- ’I \\ 0 population or more. Urban , f h f f d H. . D L we Hearllly OTTAWA (CP) _ The Na- population also includes the ur- ‘ ‘ij O e Hana] Council of Wm“en wants banized fringe outside a townbr HI" the federal government to 3p. City Where the total population 1. . Endorse point not fewer than four women 10909 Ol‘ m0r°~ . a... . . . to the Board of Broadcast Gov- l Relmalnge; “mfg? ﬁgglglal‘lgz v“ s cassc s r . . 1 Use this qUIck, five point system: amemquest was contained m ml farm popu‘aﬁon comm :2 i I a brief to be presented today to :25 alum-‘5?“ llfVlng ll} dwilali mm Prime Minit D' f k gs Si ua e on arms in mi A 1. Do fuses blow . . . because of overloading? . , members or.f erhe .ec 5:51:51) 5...: localities_ A farm is donned as [m

delegation, led by national res- a.h°ldl“g of one 0" more 3"" nldi ident. Mrs. Saul Hayes of L‘Iont- w'th sales of Name‘s 0‘ 550 "r N‘l real, more. 3 t f

. . . At Present onl woman on the ontarlo- With 77- 99" co" " am For all your 0 Wiring 0 Fixtures 0 Appliances 15-membei- board is Dr. Mabel “5 P°Wlall°n Class“ “5 urban' Pm>

Wiring . . .

W'Rlll '

. Do light-s dim? . g . Are a number of extension cords plugged oriental

“Hal Conneil of Prince Albert, Sask. is t 9 mo“ “Tballlzed Pl'OVlllCe- Tli all— The council r 7 , followed by Quebec at 74.3 per m-

? c members in Sﬁrllgcﬁegbsundmm cent and British Columbia at m. 'm in ' NEWSON - ~ w on

o I I —New Brunswick. Sas note. in...

4. Are you creating a fire he d by using es over .15 Electnc m and Prince Edward Hand 0“! AII'P , l ——h d fewer it one halfbof Tu

s. I ‘ their populations living in ur an lEl‘s

' Recommended by 161 Queen St. Dial 4-8325 areas_ m

aini

THE ELECTRIC SERVICE LEAGUE l OF P. E. I. and its members:

G. Keith Pickard Louis R. Ranahan Rogers Hardware Scales Hydro

Murray Scott

George Smith Charles M. Stewart Storey Electric

Town of Summerside

. Is your Service Entrance adequate for electrical

living? Sororities. ,

fraternities are Iorbidden

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. (CF) —- ,‘ Membership in fraternities and sororities will be forbidden to Memorial University of New- foundland students altcr Aug. 31. a spokesman for the unl- “ verslty senate said Thursday.

Such organizations are re- strictive and encouragc snobbery f and the existence of cliques c

MONTAGUE ELECTRIC CO. LTD. HEARTILY EN'DORSE The "RED SEAL" Standard of Adequate Wiring

Earl Arsenalllt

A. K. Bell

W. R. Brennan Burke Electric Earle Campbell Montague Electric D. L. Clow and Son Crockett and Storey '1‘. E. Richardson

We recommend the 'RED SEAL' Standard of wiring.

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Member u

g j Hardy Electric Can. Westinghouse Ltd. 33:23,;2: sfﬂideiﬂta:ﬁlervigi1:

_ R. T. Holman Can. Gen. Electric Elem“ ' H "In this they. destroy the 9:2;

YOU‘R GUARANTEE OF Inman Pl. 8. Heating P. E. Palmer 8mm 'RED SEAL Complete 23:: gggfgaggsmg’etg; gig... ‘ A. D. Johnson Emerson Barlow dents " u f -

COMPLETE EtEcrltlcmsArlsrAcnou 19- Clarence Landry E- 8- Chandler “3,53%? 5' "°"°' El?“ “733:? Vim hits; 2:

'. ' ' Connie LeClair M. F. Schuman Co. Guaranteed ' ' ° ' y Mimorlaleninid the council I434

Maritime Electric Co. Arthur B. Rodd °' “a” RED SEAL ""°‘ “‘ °°““"°‘° da‘rerfi'é'o‘ilit

G. Stewart MacKay Central Pl. & Elect. [a]. sundgrd 9’ V’lrlng' tolmiiiii't'l'cieg'r'on‘inoiivo l!

MacLean and Son Sumner Co. mm”, Electric 89",” being arranged "shortly.

The council recently passed I motion refusing to recognlzl‘ ‘1‘“, more fraternities or sorml‘lle’v

Howard S. MacLean Ellsworth R. “acNeill

MARITIME i-ELECTRIC ‘

' , . , I ‘ 'i , Northern Electric

Ronald B. MacLean Preston D. MncLllre Albert Stairs

Donald C. Keddy Ltd. Ideal Electric Inc.

HUNG OI EEJ. ‘ and at be a c law would establish a polle 0“‘ .

ing them. There are two sororl

HOCTTIC LTd. ties and ti fraternity on ll"

campus. /

MONTAGUE ELECTRIC

CO. LTD.

v' L ' Pllmel‘ Electric Federal Pac. Elect. Chi-[0mm —-———— A—

. M m - . RTED TRADE

.3 . .-. WW " “W d M": y no...“ plum” Ham, & Room Ltd, Montague P- E- 1- Phone 4-7341 _ 2.1411 m ‘l’T'l "m‘giui‘dﬁfgini a meat from New a a

’ aln was it 1882.

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