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Nivins, Auburn; Keith lytet- between Jan 1-75 andl'une 30=
zger, Lucknow,;, Doug, 75, Jamie Hackett., RR7,
Dougherty, RR3, Goderich; Lucknow;. Heather Clark, RR5,
Andrew Van Diepan, RR6, Goderich; Ken Metzger,
Goderich. Lucknow; Sharon Fisher, RR4,
Junior ' Beef Steers born Goderich; "Lori Hackett,
Lucknow; Janice Allin RR9,
Goderich-; Greg Hackett,
Lucknow.
Senior Beef Steers, born prior
to Jan 1-75, Donna Hackett,
Lucknow.
&ung. people mostly involved
in majority of farm= mishaps
The Majority ,of. •farm'.ac-
cidents involve teen-agers, and
young adults under 30 years of
age, .the . Farm Safety
Association of Ontario reports
Preliminary data 'for 1974
reveal that of the 471 reported
accidents in Ontario's tobacco
industry, .283, or about 6q
percent, occurred in the 10 to 30
year-old age group. The figures
show that in. the general far-
ming sector, 224 of 481 mishaps
- about -46 percent = took place in
this age group,
J.K. Weeden`, agricultural
engineer with the Ontario
Mipsstry of Agriculture and
Food, says one reason for the
high incidence of accidents
involving"ihe young is'that the
shortage of farm labor in some
areas has resulted in many
People taking part in farm work
without previous knowledge or
experience of farming, such as
younger brothers or "city
cousins."
"The problem is that young
people are not prepared for
farm machinery. ' It's bigger
and more do nplicated than
ever before, and the kids
"'`simply- don't know how to
operate it," Mr. Weeden says»
One of the ways to reducp, :r.
youthful 'accident statistics is
through training. He lists a few
pointers for both farmers and
newcomers to the farm.
Tractors-are'inore a part of
farm accidents than any other
.piece ca( equipment. A great
many df these accidents are
caused by faulty Or improper k
shielding of the power takeoff.
Mr. 'Weeden advises, farmers ,to
ensure that shields or guars
are in place and properly
lubricated:
Before any repairs , or ad-
justments to ,equipment .a.re
made; make absolutely sure
the, PTO has been shut off. I.f,
for: example, the' baler has
become clogged, do not attempt
to. clear it without first
disengaging the power takeoff.
This ,rule ek'tends to all other
machinery as well - turn it off
before making adjustments or
repairs.
High tractor speeds lead to
serious accidents in the form/of
side roll-overs. Speed -induced
accidents are a' partrailar
problem with the under -20
year-olds. Farmers should
emphasize that tractors must
be driven at low speeds.
Mr. Weeden advises farmers
to follow the "example of other
industries and provide 15 -
minute coffee .breaks in ' the
morning and afternoon. "It's a
known fact that' accidents are
often caused 'by fatigue and
boredom,' he says.
Farm workers should be
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BY ROB SHR!ER
The Stampeders, one of
Canada's, most popular groups,
will appear in Goderich at the
Goderich Memorial Area,th
August • 16. Cased of Kim
Berly, Rick Dodson and Ronnie
„King„ they are stopping here
on a 15 -concert August tour of
Ontario, ending with a per-
formance ata the • Canadian
National Exhibition sharing the
bill with the Beach Boys.
Direct ,from Calgary,
Stampede City,. hence their
name, ..they- first experienced
their success when they diluted
the group from six',to *three
members.and cut "Carry
their first real_-_ hit single.
"Sweet City 'Woman" and
"D6vil' 'You" followed 'a tear
and'two years later'and firmly
established teem as one of
Canada's great groups. In 1971,'
Rock Concert" and were en-
thusiastically introduced as
"an unbridled rock n' roll group
at full gaIlop,'�Their 20 minutes
on stage gave the( national
coverage in the media and left
the crowd on.their feet. ,
On their latest:U.S, tour, they
appeared. with rock heavies
such as Johnny Winter, Joe
Cocker,' Santana, Black Oak
Arkansas, ZZ .. Top, Billy
Preston, and the Eagles; in
cities from New York to Los
Angeles. ,
-On their current tour ' the
. Starnpeders bring with, them a
complete light show, employing
24,000 watts of color -light
ener-gy, directted by Joel
W'ikhammer. Bob Luffman will
manage their 20 -channel mixer
for the- best • in. sound
reproduction, with all equip-
ment under the control-, of
roadie'lari Dunbar.
they won the sward for Their latest hits "New
Canada's tpp grotip, unseating Orleans" and "Hit the Road
the Guess. Who from their
perennial ownership.
Somewhere along- the line
their music evolved from a
fast -paced country beat' into a
hard -driving rock n' roll sound.
"Wild Eyed" "Ramona" and
Jack" are on their last album'
"Steamin' ". Touring Ontario
aroun 'with the '"group are' •T'hun,
dermug, best known for the hit
• ``Africa." ' s
The .show ;'in Goderich will be
'"Hit the Road Jack" three one of' the biggest here in some
more of 'their famous shitles',.' timer, and will. not ' be • soon s'howed.an evolution into a band forgotten.
off in the long run by helping to :'thatreallyg'ets feet moving.
reduce physical injury and The Stampeders just recently.,
economic loss."
. appeared on "Don Kirshner's
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'Bring your own' containers
week days .to our Apiary,
and have them filled.
CLOSED WED. E 1'ENINGS;& SUNDAYS"
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August 29
and request that ally, of,you that have yarn laid away,
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August 23 as well.
THANK YOU
We do thank you all for all our pleasant dealings
with you. We will miss you, as well as the children, and
..have happy memories.
We think Goderich just the finest place to be.
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