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Clarke knows kids Farm Safety Association
do learn the message marks 25 years of service
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day. The machine wouldn't
work properly so I came
back to the bamyard and I
had turned the pto off, but
in truth I had the tractor
still running. I got the
thing lifted up on the
hydraulics and hadn't put
blocks underneath it. "
His daughter, who had
gone through the Bruce
County program, lectured
him for not doing it the
properly. "I was about to
hit the roof, because I was
cross and bad tempered
cross and bad tempered
because the thing wouldn't
work. 1 realized she was
right and that she had
learned some very sound
lessons at quite a young
age," he says.
"I think 1 realized that
maybe you're wasting time
talking to people like me
because we know every-
thing when you get to be
my age," quips Clarke.
"Those young people de
learn these messages a
it's a worthwhile projec
keep hammering away at.
DID YOU KNOW
Farm tractors are asso-
ciated with 47.5 % of
farm -related fatalities.
Tractor rollovers and
runovers are the leading
causes of •death. In most
cases, there was no ROPS
on the tractor.
The farm operator is
the person at greatest risk
of being fatally injured.
Source: Canadian
Agricultural Injury
Surveillance Program,
October 1997
The Farm Safety
Association will be
celebrating its 25th
anniversary in 1998. For
the last 25 years the
Association has been pro-
moting safety to Ontario's
agricultural community
and has developed educa-
tional programs used
around the world.
The 25th Annual
.rence of the Farm
„ty Association will be
,,.;id on March 23, at the
Sheraton Fallsview Hotel
and Conference Centre in
Niagara Falls.
This year's conference
program has been devel-
oped in co-operation and
conjunction with the
Ontario Agricultural
Human Resource
Committee. There will
also be a greatly expanded
display area featuring var-
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ions safety companies and
agricultural organizations.
Special displays on the
history of the farm safety
movement in Ontario will
also be highlighted.
This year's program
highlights a number of
excellent speakers on vari-
ous health and safety top-
ics.
The Conference's
keynote speaker is Roy
Bonisteel, of Trenton. Roy
is an author and hosted
-CBC Television's "Man
Alive" program.
Occupational
Respiratory Disease in
Agriculture will be the
topic of Dr. David Muir,
M.D., Professor,
Department of Medicine,
McMaster University
Medical School,
Hamilton, Ontario.
Some of the other
speakers include: Janis
Seaman, Peel Board of
Education, Mississauga,
will introduce the new
tractor safety computer
module being developed
for the Farm Safety
Association.
Glen Wright, chair,
Workplace Safety and
Insurance Board will
address the delegates.
Ted Mouradian and
Humphry the Camel, of
St.Catharines, will talk
about why "Life's Too
Short" and also provide a
wrap-up for the
Conference.
Pipeline Safety on
Farmland will be the sub-
ject of a talk by Gary
Robinson, manager of
environmental health and
safety, Trans -Northern
Pipelines, Richmond Hill.
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