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fined for assault on officer gerrard lihaye 35 of harbut instead he proceeded to a fwood ave n pickering twpi house nearby was fined 50 and costs or one month in jail for assaulting a police officer who tried to ques tion him in his own driveway the accused was fined by magis trate frank ebbs in whitby po lice court last week pickering twp pc p a bauks said that he had been on patrol on marwood ave north of ajax about 210 am march 22 when he saw a man walk away from a car parked at a service station he said that he he said that he called to the man to stop and the accused told him to come and get me he said he walked over and told the accused he was being arrested for being intoxicated the next thing i knew i was up against the truck in the driveway the officer told the court he said that he had had to handcuff the accused to take hira into custody in addition to the fine for as- sault the accused was also fined topped the cruiser and thought 1 510 and costs for being intoxi- the man would walk towards it cated free muffler safety check extralife motomaster mufflers new car quality individually engm eercd for your car perfect fit heavier shell heads tubes double locked seams inhibit rust and cor rosion expert installation in a hurry hows the time to replace that leaky dangerous power- robbing muffler psave up to 56 af canadian tire i 733 465 25 chtvbolh 19485j mail chevjoiet yi 195437 noil ronilac 6kyl 19jij4 dodge and plymouth cyl j94957 moil fod 194954 moil etc felt prle 518 670 552 686 560 todd 193544 moil studebaker champ 194754 clamps eadi installation r 225fo 285 mufher5 exhaust pipes and tail pipes for viy car and irodc sirahar saving for othor car automatic adjustment ride0matic shock absorbers new car quality steady on the curvet take the bounce out of bumps banish nose- diving stops replace that rock and roll jounce and bounce with smooth- riding level action ride o matic i shock absorbers bet ter steering less road shock canadian tire 498 bh saves you up to 50 fast installation while you wait 85 to 190 per unit front end parts replace worn and sloppy call springs and front wheel parts at canadian tires greater sav ings cmmim mi associate store markham canadian tire associate phone 948 open 830 am 630 pm daily thursday friday ill 9 pm open all day monday drop in for a free muffler inspection our service department is completely equipped for fast efficient service at the lowest possible rates for your convenience the service department is open both thursday and friday nights w d atkinson receives top corn yield prize the 23rd york county seed fair held in newmarket town hall brought forward some very high quality entries in the seed grain and clovo- classes and especially the hay classes the oat classes were down some what from last year however the quality was excellent in the early and medium class 1st prize went to alfred bagg of edgeley on a garry entry and 2nd to donald bagg of edgeley on his exhibit of clintland oats in the late oat class m h tap- scott of agincourt took first on his rodney oats in the red clo ver class russell boynton of woodbridge had the top entry and in the dent corn class first prize went to clarence mcdow ell of stouffville the hay class es were exceptionally strong this year with individual class winners being donald bagg of edgeley shurgain farms ma ple bruce snider maple c a cathers newmarket and al lan balsdon sharon the speaker for the afternoon programme was dr n j thom as o a c soils department who gave an illustrated talk on farming in new zealand he showed how different quantities of rainfall affected the type of farming carried on and how soils especially hilly areas were utilized to best advantage for grassland farming dr thomas pointed out that new zealand due to its ability to grow good grass is one of the most effi cient livestock producing coun tries in the world the bidding for registered seed in the auction sale carried out by mr w d atkinson of stouffville was slower than us ual but the first prize lot of registered rodney oats shown by alf bagg sold for 190 per bushel to wm sutherland of mf farm milliken w m coekburn agricultur al representative york county presented a wrist watch to mr w d atkinson of stouffville who had the top yield in the 100 bushel corn club competition in 1958 mr atkinson had a yield of 908 bushels of dry shelled corn per acre the a e mckenzie special for the exhibitor showing for the first time who wins the greatest number of points was won by donald brodie of gorm- ley warden objects to criticism of york home for the aged farmaccident survey put local farmers on tv during the past month a training school has been held in each township by the county for the farm accident survey which was launched on march 1 with a tv presentation on coun try calendar three york coun ty farmers took part in the tv show dealing with different as pects of the survey they were eugene lemon stouffville don hunter unionville and don raymer markham the township training sess ions gave instruction to the farm accident reporters select ed to report the accidents in volving farm people in their re spective school sections in the next 12 months agricultural representative w m coekburn of newmarket and his assist ant ray smith emphasized that all reports are confidential even to the point where neither the name nor address of the accident victim is included in the report the purpose of the survey is to prepare for a farm safety program such as has reduced accidents in industrial plants over the past forty years with this survey sponsored by the ontario department of agricul ture and organized with the cooperation of the federation of agriculture womens insti tutes junior farmer associa tions and in fact all farm org anizations many deaths and less serious accidents can be avoided a tabulation of accidents showing time of day ages ma chinery involved and numerous other factors will help to de termine where targets should be set up to aim at making the farm a safer place io live life on the farm can be beautiful if we are spared to enjoy it accident report following is the accident sur vey which farmers will be ask ed to complete in the current accident survey campaign that was launched on march 1 the report form has no place for names or locations and all information will be treated as confidential cooperation of ac- cidentees will be appreciated as their reports might save some one else each of the 20 ques tions must be answered with a yes or no do you let animals know you are near before touching them do you dehorn the bull while he is still young do you have a ring in his nose and lead him with a staff are electric switches wiring and equipment in good repair do you use only 15 amp fuses in ordinary circuits are light ning rods and wire fences pro perly grounded do you avoid seeking shelter under trees dur ing a thunder storm are your stairs well lighted and with a hand rail are the steps strong and in good repair are stairs kept free from hay tools and other objects are ladders strong with no weak broken or miss ing rungs do ladders start well up on a silo out of reach of children do you keep boards with nails and other trash picked up have you removed that fro zen silage on your silo walls are floors of lofts strong and tight with no loose boards are buildings and yards adequately lighted are open ditches wells and pits covered securely or fenced in do you avoid lifting extreme ly heavy objects do you use the bended legs and straight back method of lifting do you keep machinery and tools in good repair falls from foolishness the farm home is one of the most dangerous areas of the whole farm and more accidents occur in the kitchen than in all other rooms in the home combined a large part of these home accidents result from falls which while not usually fatal cause many broken bones and bruises and add up to an alarm ing medical bill most of these falls are a re sult of carelessness states har old e wright farm safety spe cialist ontario department of agriculture none of us like to admit to being careless but we probably all lapse at one time or another it is much easier to place those jars on the second step instead of carrying them down to the basement we fully intend to take them down next time were going unfortunate ly this temporary storage be comes a handy spot for over shoes baskets the dustmop and a half a dozen other things that make it hardly worth a separate trip to the basement all goes well until you are car rying that large carton down the stairs and suddenly there is no stair but a fruit jar under your foot and youre on the roller coaster remember that falls are one of the main classes of accidents and cause a great number of broken bones and medical bills be careful and dont have a fall this spring winter weather delays seed cleaning deep snow and adverse wea ther conditions are causing a serious delay in custom seed cleaning reports wm taylor field crops branch ontario de partment of agriculture each year plants report a rush that taxes both men and machines and some customers who leave things to the last minute sim ply cannot be accommodated this year farmers are urged to get their seed to the seed cleaning plants as soon as road conditions permit failure to do this may result in overload ing the facilities of the plants when good weather finally ar rives most farmers carry insurance to protect themselves against various kinds of loss and lia bility properly cleaned and treated seed goes a long way toward insuring a good crop for 1959 its funny how often people who really try can do the im possible g oiitt pmas or ciniioa 00 uuros 6trabfczarau rug repairs binding fringing alterations broadloom all colours from 895 sq yd installed wall to wall including 40 oz under felt gripper tackless and chrome to tile or room size rugs 795 sq yd 40 oz felt included we show samples in your home h anderson son est 30 years member toronto better business bureau write for appointment state phone no 84 lappin ave toronto 4 phone le 61718 an architect has been engag ed to prepare preliminary plans and sketches for a new home for the aged of york county warden william hodgson reeve of king township announced last week a meeting will be held at the county building on april 2 with representatives of the provincial department of welfare to discuss current prob lems related to york manor he said a special welfare committee was named at the january ses sion of york county council to investigate the need for a new home for the aged in the county at its initial meeting irving boigon was engaged to prepare preliminary plans york manor in our opinion has been criticized unjustly in the past year said the warden the worst possible picture of this institution has been pre sented to the public through the press with little attention being given the many improvements made at the home in recent years the home in its present con dition is more fireproof than it was prior to the division of the county since january 1954 many improvements have been made all of which have lessen ed the fire hazard prior to the passing of the municipality of metropolitan ioronto act the old county had planned to replace york manor unly basic maintenance work had been done there for some jv the formation of tl k and the decision to build the new home for the aged greenacres as a metro politan toronto home the con tinuing county began extensive renovations at york manor these were planned to make the residence more comfortable and safer for the countys senior citi zens until such time as a new home could be built since 1954 there has been 34000 spent at york manor for a new fire alarm system fire doors and the fireproofing of floors ceilings and stairways the warden explained a heat actuated system was installed in 1955 connected di rectly with the newmarket fire department it is extremely sen sitive on january 28 when a workman welding pipes with a blow torch in the laundry room set off this fire alarm system the newmarket brigade was at york manor in four minutes a false alarm in 1959 requir ed evacuation of all residents from the home this was com pleted in less than five minutes with little commotion and no panic five bedridden patients were carried from the building by members of the staff york manor is supplied by water by the town of newmar ket it was linked with the town water system in 1957 prior to that water for york manor was piped over a mile from a spring on the second concession of king township mr and mrs peter wilde were appointed superintendent and matron of york manor in january 1954 each year since then the reports from the de partment of welfare inspectors the stouffvilie tribune ttorriay apol 2 1959 page 5 te shirt collar sizes from 13v4 to 18 sleeve lengths from 30 to 37 get youh exact size at weuon f mens wear stouffville ont phone 172w have praised their work and the general conditions at the home following mr wides appoint ment a night nurse was em ployed the building is patrolled on an hourly basis by the nurse a man keeps a close watch on the furnaces at all times it is true that the building is old but except under extreme ly adverse weather conditions accompanied by high winds it is comfortable the special wel fare committee will report to county council at the june ses sion it will be the responsibility of york county council to reach a decision at that time- said warden hodgson shower of valu ladies umbrella 10 rib indies umbrella woven rayon covers in say colourful plnidi steel shaft mntchink fcrrulea and col- ourod plastic handles to match plaids priced for aylmer vegetable soup saves 4 49c orange pekoe tea bags 55c cherios cereal v save 9c 2 solo margarine sae 2 49c 16oz hn 28oz tin cropps green gage plums loe little v fancy tomatoes 25e asst colours 10c off ballet toilet tissue 2 rolls 23e halo shampoo giant size 59c food features effective april 2 3 i simoniz 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