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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-24, Page 226 ita HURON EXROITOR, JULY 24, 1975 Protective gear prevents accidents The period 25 to 31 July has been designated National Farm Safety Week and is sponsored by the Canada Safety Council in co-operation with AGriculture Canada. This year both the Council and the Ministry wish to draw to the attention of the farm worker a very important aspict of safety-personal protectivg equipment. The farmer should consider the use of adequate personal protective equipment not only for humane reasons but also to minimize time losses and the expenses of injuries. Almost 60% of work injuries to farm family members or employees result in two or more days of lost time. With an estimated 24,000 disabling injuries occurring each year the loss of production and income is considerable not to mention the pain and inconvenience. The farmer should determine the need for personal protective equipment, select the proper type for the hazards involved and train employees and family workers to know why, wher and how to wear and care for it, Personal protective equipment is meant to be used only when it is Field crop club meets in Tuckersmith The July meeting of the Tuckersmith 4H Field Crops Club was held at the Ministry of Agriculture Board ,office in `Clin- ton. The meeting was opened with the 4H fledge. The group made plans to go to a grain elevator for the Augu .st meeting. Le n MacGregor talked to the group about parlimentary procedures. Len told the right way and wrong way of-conducting meetings. The meeting °was then ,adjourned. impossible or. impracticable to eliminate a hazard. Wearing this equipment tends to prevent injury but the hazard remains a potential danger. It is better to remove a hazard than to try to safeguard against it by means of special clothing or equipment. Most injuries occur in house On the farm, more disabling injuries occur in the house than anywhere else. This fact was released by the Canada Safety • Council which, in co-operation with Agrictilture Canada, sponsors National Farm Safety Week, 25-31 July . Hazards which lead to painful, costly and even permanent disability should be eliminated from the home. Here are a few tips from the Council. 1. Tack down scatter rugs or use skid-proof backing. 2. Run electrical cords along , walls - never under carpets or across doorways. 3. In the kitchen, quickly wipe- - up grease or liquid spills from the floors to prevent slipping injuries. 4. Use a stool or stepladder for climbing - not a chair. 5, Keep stairs and halls well hefted and free of clutter. 6. Stairs should be equipped with sturdy handrails and covered with Packed-down carpeting. 7. Install anti-skid strips in the bathroom tub or shower and grab rails in strategic wall positions. Don't forget outdoors, make a tour of the house and check for steps and stairways in disrepair, dark areas that need lighting and scattered tools and debris that . should be picked-up. These few pointers may help to keep production up' and costs down. Indiana 4-H in HUron The last part of th Huron County 4-H Exchange will 'take place from July 17th to July 23rd, 075 when 36 4-H Club members from Indiana and their chaperones will be visiting Huron County. The Indiana delegates are planning to arrive by cars on '''''''' July 17th, at :00 P.M. at the Clinton Arena, where they will be, met by their Huron hosts. During their stay in Huron the 4-H Youth Council has set up several activities for the Indiana• ,delegat es., On the evening of July 17th a "Welcome to Huron County" party will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carter, R.R.#3,Blyth. The evening programme will consist of roller skating at the Blyth Arena, followed . by games'," dancin"g and refreshments at the Carter farm, On Friday, July 18th the delegates will be taken on a tour of Huron' County in the Contributions made morning with a tour of Cooks at Centralia and Canadian Canners at Exeter and meeting with the Huron Cpunty Warden, Anson McKinley in the afternoon at the County Council Chambers in Goderich. This will be followed by a tour of the Huron County Pioneer Museum in Goderich with Mr. Ray Scotchmer. On Sunday, July 20th the 4-H Youth Council has. planned a Party and Picnic for the Indiana delegates at Balls Grove near Auburn. Startinga t 2:00 P.M. the delegates' 'and their hosts will participate in games and swimming, followed by, a Pot Luck Supper and a campfire singsong. This ha's been the largest delegation of 4-H exchange members to visit Huron County over the y ears and with, the interest and enthusiasm that it has created they hope to have more 4-H exchanges to other states in the U.S.A, and other. provinces within Canada. To Lions Park Fund Previously acknowledged 2,085 .10 Dr. John Turnbull James E. McQuaid Anna Kling Florence Smith V .J .Lane Dr. Rodger Whitman L. Roth Moyo Olive Traviss Stella Addle)/ Dorothy Bassett Car61 J. Hoelscher Donald M.Dodds Gerrit Wynja P. Malcolm J.M.Adamson James A. Stewart Susan White W. H. Palin A. Knetsch Harry Hak Paul P. Rau Ida Close Theo Van Bakel J.F.Sills Stephen M. Hook Seaforth Jewellers John A. Cardno Ken R. Smith Norma L. Eisler A.B.Sinclair Murray A. Dennis Emmerson burst Robert McKellar Grace Hogarth Margaret Deicing Jerry Cooper Kathleen Nigh J.E.Longstaff S. Shinen Fred•krietSch Glen Stiiith 'Mts. Citate Bell Jatnes Kelly' Ivan Port* Mes, May lloggait Notttati Macteati Miss Evelyn: Cardno Arnold Stinnissen Charles MacKay Gordan Papple Bob McKercher No Name Wm. Hodgert J. McManus James &Connie Robertson James F. Scott James M. Scott Lloyd McCluskie Clarissa Stewart Gordon Heard Roy Swart Jean Scott Margaret Scott Mrs. Doreen Strong J.B.Ivelanson Glen Chesney Mrs. MaryMcCaul Roy A Beuerman Ronald Driscoll Ruth Pepper Seaforth Insurance Agency Frank Nigh C,De Corte Ken Cardno D. Thomas -Mr,&.Mrs.Doug Ennis D. Bannerman Marie Johnston John Modeland Mrs. Cora Barrows Olive MacDonald Doug Schroeder Bill O'Shea Vincent Farm Equipment Mrs. John Underwood Joan E. Whyte Ken Campbell arms Ltd. John Sinclair Prank pruner Alice Stiles Oke Eobt. Spittal 0. 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I1ttlii I ii1 ' • ,i AV it t tv, N: - • • The • . Following Interest g Local of Canadian Firms Sponsor Farm Safety This Message Week . in , the- Phone CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS 527-1350 FOR TIRE FARM STORE NEEDS Seaforth GAY Phone 527-1390 , LEA • FOODS Seaforth VINCENT "Huron County's Phone 527-0120 EQUIPMENT Leading. Farm Equipment FARM LTD. Seaforth Depot" SEAFORTH DONALD 527-1610 G. EATON General AGENCY 39 Main •INSURANCE In,surance LTD KENNETH St. J. CARDNO 527-0490 TEXACO Phone ROBERT E. DINSMORE Distributors of Quality Products to the 527-1224 CANADA Farm . CONSIGNEE Petroleum Trade Seaforth LTD. BOYE-S .FARM SUPPLY MASSEY-FERGUSON SALES & SERVICE Repairs to all makes of tractors Phone 527-1257 Seaforth . SEAFORTH EVERYTHING CO-OPERATIVE Phone 527-0770 FOR FARMERS... THE FARMER Phone MILTON 527-0608 J. DIETZ R.R.3 LTD. , ,1 Seaforth LUMBER Phone BALL-MACAULAY and BUILDERS' FARM BUILDING $27-0910 SUPPLIES LTD. Seaforth - . , FRANK Phone , PLUMBING, 527-1320 KLING- ' HEATING, LIMITED ELECTRICAL Seaforth Phone JIM 527-0720 ETUE State Farm INSURANCE Agent Seaforth ,,, McGAVIN New Holland Turner • George Phone 527-0245 FARM EQUIP. • New Idea • Leland White • Eastern Seaforth e, . OPERATED Market Street SEAFORTH COIN Seaforth LAUNDRRY FARM 'EK ... ......_ THE Phone HURON EXPOSITOR QUALITY PRINTING 527-6240 Seaforth