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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-05-19, Page 11W.I. Members Satety Reporters most, of 60 reporters involved and a reporter is in charge of in a farm safety survey in Ferth each' area. The reporter is to County are members of Wo- record details .of each farm men's Institutes. accident in t11e area for the The survey is organizeed by liex .12 months. the Ontario department .of agrib Four times during the .year culture through farm safety the reports are to be sent to councils, the extension branch office in The ecotanty is sectioned off Stratford. OUR LOW OVERHEAD .LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEY END DISHWASHING DRUDGERY 'Dependable GE -Dishwashers HUTCHINSON RADIO — TV — APPLIANCES 308 Huron Rd. 524-7831 Information gathered from the survey will be studied' to see if there is any patten]; in the accidents, o1 if there is some particular area in farm woiit ru which more accidents occur. Farm accident preven- tion education will be based on this. information. The first such survey was tak- en in 1959. During the first two years,, surveys .were taken in each county in the province: Since then, 10 differentcounties' perform a, survey each year, Agricultural representative Newton Ashton- said he hopes that anyone involved in a -farm accident will contactthe re- porter in the area "to give in- formation helpful for the edu- cation prograna." Although most of the report- ers are women, representing W.I. branches, Mr. Ashton Said "a couple" of the report rs are men. Wood can be used for more than 5,000 products from cribs to coffins. Care of the forests assures Canadians of wood sup- plies to meet all her needs. OBITUARIES MRS. 'WILLIAM RITCHIE A funeral service was held Friday for 3Irs. William Ritchie, 79, of Lucknow,'dao died May 11 in Wingliain hospital. ., Mrs: Ritchie was the former Ida Martha Webster, and was born in Kinloss Township, dao . gbter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Webster. Hee husband died April 2, 1966. Mrs. Ritchie • is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Nelson (Clara) Raynard, LuCknow; Mrs. Ivan (Jean) Papernick, Gode- rich; Mrs. Robert (Elsie) Irwin, Dungannon; Mrs. James (Violet) Smith. Listowel; Mrs. Elmer (Daisy) Wall, Teeswater; two sons, Eldon and Harvey, Ashfield Township; sister, Mrs. • Tom (Clara) Blake, London. The service was conducted in the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, Lu'eknow, by Rev. 11. W. Strapp, assisted' by Rev. G. W. Kaiser. Pallbearers were Wesley and Frank Ritchie, Henry Gardner, Harold Auston, Ab Campbell and Ernest Askert. Burial was in Greenhill cemetery. FRANCIS W. GARVIN Requiem Mass was held Satur- day in St. Patrick's Church, Syd- enham, for Francis William Gar- vin, 72, of 174 Mary street, Gode- rich, who died at his Thome May 11. Mr. Garvin was a chief dis- patcher with the CNR when he retired an 19514. Ile started 1� s railway ° career in HerrOMnith and worked in Tweed, lime. payne arid Oapreol. He Mme to Coderich. in '1963 and lived with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Quinn on Mary street. He was the son of the late Mr. end Mrs. -John Garvin, and Was born in Svdenharn He wan a member of the Knights of Columbus and -the Order. of Railway Telegraphers. iVlr. Garvin 'is survived by three brothers, Ste ren,' Belle- ville; Jim, Kingjton; John, Syd- enham; two s' ters, Miss Irene, Syderham; Sister St. Gabriel of Angels. Burial was in Railton R.C. cemetery, Railton. Lodge fun- eral home, Goderieh, was In charge. Person�is Lynda Foster and Helen Brown of York University, Tor- onto; spent last week with Mrs. A. Foster, Ralph Foster and Philip; at Sheppardton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rad- ford, Anglesea street, celebrat- ed their 25th wedding annivers- ary, Sunday, with a family din- ner a, Lakeview Restaurant and then at home with friends„ in the evening. Gifts end flowers were presented. Their family consists of one son, two daugh- ters and six grandchildren. ...andy+our second carpet! BANK OF MONTkEAL 'MY BANH 10 JAfiUIOM (AMMO Goderich Brane h BEN CORLESS, Manager Love is a seed. Sown in a child, it will bear fruit for generations and guarantee mankind a future. Help The Salvation Army provide care for the unwanted, the unloved. EP [AIT T TlliE RED SHIELD APPEAL •A LOCAL CHAIRMAN — MRS. R. CORNISH Mail Contributions T o :18 Waterloo St., Goderich 'Ivan Armstrong, award=winning corn grower of .Bothwell, says "No danger of damage from ATRAZINE 65W..itw�n'tburn the corn or hurt adjacent -crops" "What I like about Atrazine." Ivan Armstrong says,."is that it seems to be.,foolproof. The only harm from an overdose is to your pock.etpook: not to the corn!" Ivan Armstrong grows about 215 acres of eorn. He has been twice winner of the Cash Crop Farrjning Corn' Award at the Western Ontario Seed Fair. Atrazine is used post -emergently as an overall application. 'Results are excellent," he says. "On one rented field the weeds were_s thick it looked like sod. One application of d lbs.. Atrazine and 1 gallon .of oil completely,wiped out the weeds and grasses." - • Atrazine controls weeds when they are small, before they rob, the corn plants of moisture and nourishment ... and'it controls them all season long so that harvestinggoes faster and easier'. Start using Atrazine this year ... discover how profitable corn production can be. Place your order now. •Ask your dealer for an instructional leaflet on Atrazine 65W. Gesaprim''t brand of -Atrazine 65W is available in 51b. bags and 50 Ib. cartons from farm supply dealers. ORegd T.M. of Geigy *ir Fis.o.rts: (.Ca na.d.a• ited, Members of the Liberal Party from this arca attended the party's provincial convention in Toronto during the first week- of May. From left are Bill Elston of Morris Township, president of the Huron (federal) tiberal Association; Andrew. Thompson, Ontario Liberal leader; Bruce McCullough of Kitchener, president of the north region of Western Ontario, and "Howard Aiken of Goderich, secretary,of the Huron (pro- vincial) 'Liberal Association. Others from this area included Malt Edgar, Beecher Menzies, Mrs.' Chambers„ Bob Mann, Ken Burke, Eric Collins, all of Clinton; Jim Taylor Hensall; Peter Raymond, Ross Tuckey, both of Exeter; A. Y. McLean of Seaforth. CMA HEALTH TIPS 4 1 Advise Wrapping Burns In Cold Towel It, is generally agreed among those acquainted with the pro- blem that the best'first-aid treat-- ment a' burn is. to wrap the injured area in 'towels wrung out of cold water, the Canadian Medical Association reports. • This procedure serves two im- portant purposes—it isolates the burn and lessens the poSsibilify of infection, and the cold ap- It sLould, be stres§ed that any applications of salves or strong disinfectants add to the damage alrea0, done by the burn. Prob- ably one of the worst steps is to apply a rkreparation which forrns a crust, and all prepara- tions eontaining tannic acid are STAR PICTURES -The C.M.A says gentleness in the management of any early burn is rnost important. When applying cold, pwet dressings, care should be „taken not to break blisters; since (blisters play a big part in keeping out infection. . If an hour or more elapses before a patient with a bad burn -can-g-etst;o- hospital, he will be- come very thirsty and drinking tap water or fru4 juices may do serious 11::'irm. ' One of the The C.M.A. advises new mo - best drinks to combaCtlili' early thers to Jemember that, al - shock is water coritaining a -- though babies are very helpless, shake of salt' and a pinch of ' baking soda. Ifeadache tablets may be given lin 'moderation to help relieve atten- tion is available: - Because many mothem are overly anxious with their first baby, the child° often becomes ,crankv, colicky and spoiled. The most common cause of a tense, colicky, •unhappy baby is a tense and worried mother. The same mother is usually more relaxed with -the second baby and enjoys him, creating a bet - If you °want a print of a picture that aeipeared in the Signal -Star you may now get it. Prints of any.picture Within ti4 last three months er prints of picturei that appear in any issue may be obtained by order- ing through our office. 234 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto 12, Ontario • 5 x 7 — 2.00 Each ONE WEEK DELIVERY Call The Signal - Star *524-833i AT A FcIEAL PROFIT. KONaSKILDE CR'OP DRYER .Maintain protein values, eliminate storage losses. The Kongskilde .Crop Dryer is proved as the money -making way to store dry crops OR high -moisture feed grains. No condensation problems, complete aeration through full-length- aluminum ventilators. 0 Available in 28 sizes and can be enlarged after installation. Get . the facts and then decide. Find otit how the Kongskilde Crop Dryer can make all your stoad crOps worth more when you use or sell thern„Call your Dealer or write for folder. KONGSKILIDE LTD Farm Implement De • Pauls Delivery Owned apd Operated by Paul Spiain Local Delivery Service Local Hauling ANYTIME For Information CALL 524,9469 524-8181 - Ane-ther problem that has -to be aL.cepted by the new mother is the reduction in time she has to spare for household -chores. She should have a schedule, do the best she can with the house- mork, and not worry about what she leaves undone. ' The C,M.A. suggests that the new mdther relax and enjoy the baby. they are- usually hardy. They have relatively simple needs such as bathing, diaper chang. ing, feeding and sleep. They also cry at times, and, on these occasions the mother should check to see whether anything is bothering the baby, be 'rea- sonably „sure there is nothing wrong physically, and let him cry. Picking him up and walk ing the floor does nothing but add te your problems by spoil- ing the child. Dead Animal' REMOVAL ior dead and disabled animals • call collect of Canada Ltd. Phone 482-7269, Clinton Dead animal licence number 4tf Shelterbelts of trees help keep farin homes warm in Win- ter by, block;ng cold • winds. ,TheY reduce -wind evaporation . I of soils and prevent soil drift -- DO :YOU NEED . . Car, Truck or Fleet AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE? _Lowitates_To Those Who Qualify We can produce a policy for any licensed driver. Annual, Half -Yearly or Monthly Premiums. Malcolm Mathers ...GENERAL "INSURANCE AGENT 46 West St. 524-9442 CONTRACT YOUR BEAN ACREAGE AT MICKLE SON LTD. QUALITY MICHIGAN AND ONTARIO SANILAC AND SEAWAY SEED EPTAM AVAILABLE FERTILIZER WE HAVE BAGGED OR BULK HARRISTdN FERTILIZER /AVAILABLE AT COMPETITIVE pRICES: SPRING SEED REGISTERED, CERTIFIED AND COMMERCIAL SPRING SEED AVAILABLE SPECIAL SEED MIXTURE AVAILABLE *SEE OR CALL MICKLE & SON - LTD. HENSALL, ONT. 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