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Hem- onp, to .-W. accidents .r •.
fatal.• 27 per cent, of all farm
accidents involve machinery;
one-third of 41
accidents hap-
pen to the 13-20 age group.
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the facts are known to farmers
of 49,OOq farm folk across the
ACCIDENTS ON country in 1958.
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duction they will hear of the, ings" each account for about 10
perils that face them in the'psi. cent of accidents.
fields, in the barns, on the roads 1"arm machinery, chiefly the
' and even in their homes. tractor, is involved in 40 per
' Statistics , collected by 4:11 cent of accidents on the farm;
R Club members and published animals in 20 per cent. Stepping
through the federal government on and bumping against 'objects
- :and other agencies show that are other major causes of One of eveac-
O in one year- s'
25 ctdems.
of the farm Oft•farm accidents involving
{population is injured: halt of ;farm people are Iriostly traffic
'acrid ,nts on the roads.
Mo t farm accidents occur in
July and August: fewest in Feb
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ruary. Most accidents take place
.0in the .afternoon. and most off -
farm accidents in good weather,
suggesting overconfido .ce.
In Ontario alone, t alysis
of farm accidents i a 124nonth
'period showed 293 fatalities, 336
permanent injuries. 5.868 tem-
lorary injuries, 112.493 days
ost, $701.000 in medical bills
and $5.2 millions in property
damage.
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Otur daughter', Kim, -»�'gni^�`drtra'tYt�t�:a�'�'�tr�arrt�t�rt�A s-,--2
years old today. Nobody grows and sensible the next. I guess
as quickly as children. It seems
such a brief time since she was
a`' fat, dimpled ini'ant. Next
thing I know, she'll be telling
me she's going to have a baby:
It's pretty hard to convince
the kids that the shortage of
teachers is a calamity.
It's good to have a daughter.
When our second child was on
the way, I'd have been happy
with another son, but I've always
been glad it turned out to be a
girl. A girl -child opens a whole
new chapter in IEfe for fathers.
And mothers who don't have a
daughter are missing something
important. So get cracking, you
people who have only a back-
yard full, of boys,, and produce
a small female..
Ours has cost us a lot of
.money,..„given us some bad
scares, and inspired many a
headache. And there's promise
of plenty of the same 1n the
future. But she has also been
a source of constant joy and
pleasure in the last decade.
She's an odd mixture—fiery and
that's the woman. in her.
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The soft, little dumpling who
used to toddle over to me and
put up her arms to be picked
up, hugged and kissed, has van-
ished, alack. Now, when she
favors me with an embrace, it's
like being attacked, by a young
kangaroo. She doesn't toddle
any more. She leaps and
pounces. She seems to have four
legs and several arms.
On the credit side, our daugh-
ter has beautiful auburn Hair,
huge brown eyes and a fabulous
grin that lights up a whole room.
when she turns. it .on. She does
well at school. She can skate
and swim. She plays the piano
and the recorder. She has a
joyous eager nature, a great
excitement about life.
But we must bt. honest. While
good-natured on the whole, she
has inherited from her mother
a roaring Irish temper, and
Members
r Knox WMS
The W.M.S. of Knox Presby-
terian
resbyterian Church met in the church
parlor with the president, Miss
G. Gracey, presiding.
A letter was read from Mrs.
.1. F. Scott, Seaforth, acknow-
ledging the donation of $24 for
the•- axa4v4.r. 'Y .project for the
c• d•.
Bhi1 Field, milia.
Trtig corresponding secretary
reported. a n11Rf9f,thani>C clu
lette'r? `Wrecei2ved for carols•.' n '.
letters ser t, and the welcome
and welfare secretary reported
86 hospital calls and 28 home
calls.
Miss Woodruff brought thanks
from the C.G.LT. group to the
members for their help in the
bake . sale.
The Scripture and meditation
was given, by Mrs. A. H. Erskine.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. W.
J. Baker, and a lovely solo sung
by Mrs. Gordon Kaitting.
1VIiss E. Somerville introduced
the new study material "Into
e --heaF ff aa s talus,
trated by an interesting' film
showing how the World Council
of Churches, and other Interde-
nominational groups, are work-
ing to bring Christians every-
where, to realize the mn qed -to go.
"into all the world together" in
obedience to our Lord's com-
mand. Miss B. Woodruff was
in charge of the film and her
help was much appreciated.
Two new members were web
coined, and a social half,. hour
wa ...heiK)oat: thei`"_`=acio` 'reit titt,7ri, .'
meeting.
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With” spring just around the corner—we hope—this girl is
off toschool to prepare for the future. She mares a last
minute check on the globe of the world before her in pre-
paration for exams..
i
some day she's going to set fire In discussing the Sherlock
to the house or murder her bro-
ther with an axe. Actual flames Holmes stories the Book _of
have been seen to Moot from Knowledge describes how Con
her eyes while in is mood. an Doyle studied medicine under
The fellow who marries her a particularly observant surgeon
without ever having seen her in with a keen eye for the details
a rage will get a surprise that which most people never notice,
I'd love to be there to see. Doyle used hifn as the model
his scientific detective.
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There's another thing. She's for
what her mother calls a "slop."
Her brother is one of `these cool
kids who can wear.an— outfit
through a swamp and come out
looking like Little Lord FatlT tle-
roy. Not so Kim. She -in
be
placed, all cleanid up, in a her-
metically sealed chamber of
highly polished glass and em-
erge in twenty minutes looking
as though she'd been working
the night shift in a coal mine.
It's fantastic, and it almost
drives her mother insane.
if she wears leotards, they are
wrinkled and baggy. She loses
approximately one button a day
frotn_hen,.. dothing.m She scuffs
her new `shoes. She 'falls in tie
mud in her pew coat. She spill
gravy on her new skirt. She
gets water colors all over her
rresh blouse. And she does it
all with the most maddening
ease' and unconcern.
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Along with this goes another
feature that keeps ns all on
edge. Kim is constitutionally
unable -to move slowly; She
starts down the stairs like some-
body heading for an air raid
shelter, and is as like as not
to wind tip in a heap at the
bottbni. She ..Bever saunter:;,
walks or strolls, She hob:. She
'Tthlru'e:,.'Si-reg`:,prim•^•�r-Hte�lac�trtt,1s. -- - —
A'1s a result, if she isn't l'al'iin.+
down, she•S -knockin�r,metttin,
1,over. _ 1
She has always been a horror
to eat with. For years, she
didn't eat enough to keep a
butterfly stout. Just sat there,
mucking things about' on her'
plate; pushing pickled beets
onto the tablecloth, or knocking
over her milk.
Now she .eats like a healthy
Child, but it's worse than. ever.
When she's cutting her meat,
we all duck old- heads and
hunch our shoulders. Anything
is liable to fly in any direction,
from a dill pickle into the but-
ter, to a baked potato into the,
pie. And she still scores with -
her milk, whenever there is a
fresh tablecloth.
Aside- fro n -these slight- -de-
fects; however, she's a delight-
ful creature to have in the
house. She's wise as a •witch.
-She has a sunny nature. She's
stubborn but forgiving. She's
loving. She's comical in a com-
pletely- unconscious way. She's
whole -hearted in everything she
does.
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GODERICH
JA 4-7741
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She reads like fury, and right
now, she shows signs of becom- ,
ing a writer. We're always find -1
•ing stories ;that she's written,
about the house. Here, for ex -
,ample, is a bit froth the latest
one.
''4 m . 4t
"I am Rogoet Hartiel. 1 come
from France and 1 wish 1 was
back there.' My father is an
unhappy man who works in a
small smoking store, with bil-
liards.' My mother is cruel to
everyone. She is drunken and
mean. She whips us all and
fights with my father. I HATE
HER. My brothers and sisters
are Rotaxt my bratty brother of
five, Fessmick, my brother of
19, Parlentrome, another bro-
ther, my favorite one. He loves
me very dearly, .1 love him
dearly. And last is my sister
Maralienna. 1 am not very
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pretty, -but 1 can make myself
lovely If • 1 feel like it." Arid so
- on. A• tough life, eh?
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Other fathers of daughters
will excuse me for going on like
this. We love our sans jest as
much. but it's7 a different rela-
tioriship, because they're males
and not so goofy. All I know
is that 'I wouldn't trade my ten-
year'-nld female child for a new
Cadillac, four billion dollars and
a one'way ticket to heaven.
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