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tog 12 the stourtvtue tribune tharafay frixiary 26 59 park theatre stouffville schedule fob month of february 9 sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday anastasia technicolor cienacop yux brynner ixgrid bergman 4 5 the young at heart technicolor frank sinatra doris day 6 7 ma pa kettle on vacation marjorie maix percy kilbride wild heritage color cinemascope will rogers jr maureen osuuiran 8 10 teachers pet clark gable doris day 11 12 revenge of frankenstein peter dishing frances mathews horror of dracula peter cushlnr color adult ft 13 14 bell bottom george george formby 15 17 wind across the everglades color bcrii ives gypsy rose ieb christopher piatmmer 18 19 paths of glory adult kirk douglas 20 21 bandits of sherwood forest color john derek secret of treasure mountain raymond burr valerie french 22 23 24 in love and war technicolor adult cinemascope robt wagner dana wynter 25 26 joy ride rad fulton ann borax motorcycle gang steve terell anne neyland 27 28 rockabye baby technicolor jerry lewis marilyn maxwell 29 30 31 king creole adult elvis presley carolyn jones for fine entertainment for the whole family visit the g park theatre stouffville one show only monda tuesday wednesday thursday beginning at 780 telephone 01 two shows friday saturday evenings only matinee saturday at 200 pm renovations at len wilkes clothes shop climb over the carpenters climb over the boards for your inconvenience theres bargains galore v boys flannel shirts 246 88c mens quality sanforized work sh i rts 199 mens grandmere vneck wool pullovers 895 398 mens wool work socks penmans special 2prs for 100 mens suede leather wind- breakers navy only boys duffle coats size 47 last call 595 overalls jodhpurs lined jeans size 26 reg to 298 for 100 girls coat sets 2- 3x 4- 6x 7- 12 years reg to 2595 last call 49 5 dress clearance 26x last call 139 ladies car coats 7 only 999 ladies flannelette pyjamas gowns clearance 198 ladies blouses clearance 77c childrens pyjamas v girls boys 100 girls jackets 4 to 7 495 len clothes shop next door to iga foodliner i i stouffville f ommmhl phone 24w1 conference endorses new farm safety programme a forward step in farm acci dent prevention was realized this week when more than 300 persons repiesenting 55 on tario counties and districts en dorsed a proposed farm safe- tv programme which was the basis of a twodav farm safety conference held at the ontario agricultural college guelph under the joint sponsorship of the ontario department of ag riculture and the ontario dept of transport safety authorities from the ontario government and the united states outlined the na ture of the accident picture in agriculture and on our high ways and revealed the meas ures that have so far been tak en to curb the accident toll speaking for the ontario de partment of agriculture the hon w a goodfellow minister of agriculture for ontario said it is a recognized fact that machinery live stock fires falls and highway accidents all con tribute to make farming a very hazardous occupation it follows that it is our duty to under take a programme of safety education that will assist in preventing needless loss of life and injury that is all too com mon today dr j d maclachlan presi dent of the ontario agricultural college pointed out that it was useless to strive for increased productivity better husbandry and more efficiency in farming if the price that had to be paid was injury and accidents to the farm people concerned prof c g downing head of the dept of engineering science at the oac disclosed that the idea of promoting safety was not new with the department of ag riculture for years the dept through its agricultural rep resentatives and through organ ized programmes with 4h clubs homemakers junior farmers and rural people generally had been engaged in a safety pro gramme but we have to go even fur ther states t r hilliard di rector of extension ontario de partment of agriculture under whose supervision the farm accident survey will begin on march 1st just as improved farming practices are the re sult of scientific research ap plied to actual farming condi tions so can a sound farm safe ty programme result only from research on actual farm acci dents once the research is com- j pleted farm safety programs can then be devised which are based on actual farming con ditions the extension director dis closed that the survey will re cord all farm accidents over the oneyear period march 1 1959 to february 29 i960 although the accident survey will be prov incewide in scope he stressed that a prime objective of the survey would be to provide a county and district farm acci dent picture so that a specific programme could be undertak en for each area he revealed that the survey will be conducted mainly by farm people with the coopera tion of the ontario department of agriculture branch offices he estimated that approximate ly 7000 rural persons had of fered to serve as accident re porters he emphasized that reports would be confidential in that no names or persons or location of farms would be in cluded in the reports or be re vealed by the reporters but that movie camera club illness prevented the attend ance of some of our regular members tuesday night feb 24th we sincerely trust that mrs george baker will soon have a complete and speedy re covery mr archie reid was also under the weather and we hope to see him full of vim and vigour at our next meeting mr and mrs herb hillis of sutton kindly visited us to show a film of their trip to san fran cisco covering territory from sault ste marie to the golden gate there were views taken in yellowstone national park that cannot be duplicated else where numerous black and brown bears begging at the roadside a geyser throwing steam and boiling water high in the air deep canyons and rush ing torrents the bad lands in north dakota cowboys in mon tana the rugged beauty of the coeur dalene the cascades steep mountainous roads in ida ho stopover pictures of family and friends in idaho and wash- ingon completed a most inter esting and instructive view of the trip mr and mrs herb cossey also entertained us with some excellent pictures taken in their own and other greenhouses the advantage of being right on the spot at the proper time was clearly demonstrated by the ex cellent views of the various plants in full bloom the toma toes grown in the stouffville floral greenhouses were a mouthwatering exhibit one of them measured 16 inches in di ameter and weighed 2i lbs herbs films plainly showed that we can travel far afield and miss the beauty available at home our hostesses for the meet ing were mrs t aida and mrs a reid and as usual a most acceptable and varied luncheon was enjoyed by all the mem bers dicksons hill rev william annett pastor of didsbury alberta united missionary church and son-in- law of mr wilmot wideman of castor spent the weekend visit ing the wideman and moyer families he was guest speaker at church on sunday morning and was accompanied by mr ira stauffer also of didsbury they are enroute to new car lisle ohio to attend the general conference which convenes there this week mr and mrs maurice eby motored to malton last wednes day morning to meet his brother- inlaw mr urias gingrich of lethbridge they journeyed on to london to visit his daughter also dr and mrs harold lam bert and family on their return they stopped at preston to call on elwyn and beth eby and ricky maurice has since re ceived a telephone call from high river informing him that his aged father is in failing health in the calgary hospital a goodly number from this congregation attended the mis sionary service at mt joy on sunday evening dr ross bell on furlough from nigeria was guest speaker and showed slides of the work being conducted there words jttatfcifesaj rtimiss well all right- f pebbie mother poent mnd hav1ng- you play at hex house the confidential information would be used to prepare a safety education programme the statistics obtaineo from the survey will be available to any organization interested in a safety programme mr hilliard solicited the cooperation of j rural people in carrying out the survey so that an effective farm safety programme may be de vised for ontario farm people the delegates to the confer ence supported the departments farm accident survey mr j gordon greer president of the ontario federation of agricul ture miss kathleen homan president of the junior farm ers of ontario and mrs james haggerty president of the fed- j crated womens institutes of ontario all pledged the support of the accident survey by their respective organizations mr eugene lemon of stouffville chairman of the york county survey committee participat ing in a discussion panel with three farm group presidents pointed out the hazard of fa tigue which he had learned from experience he shuts off his tractor and has a rest or a little walk across the land every couple of hours many farmers miss this break now that they do not have to rest the horses mrs elton armstrong of arml- tage representing the womens institutes chaired a panel the first day of the conference oth ers of the york county commit tee who attended were stuart watson of markham twp f marritt of not ih gwillimbury morris snodden of georgina paul snider of vaughan and agric representative w m cockburn secretary of the county committee 0t uer fa it r itil m a rzuef- hog cooperative operating 100 per year business it takes a top flight sales or ganization to sell 2000000 hogs every year or an average of better than 40000 hogs each and every week week in week out but this is just what the ontario hog producers co operative is doing through its central sales office in toronto some 50000 farmers in on tario are now engaged in pro ducing one of ontarios most basic farm products good quality hogs raising and sell ing of hogs has become an im portant segment of this coun trys farm economy and has reached a 100 million a year business 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