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the tribune stouffville ont- thursday september is 1962 salada i tokos plans made for ont cnty plowing matches the arrangements for the pov- jng matches which are held annually in ontario county have now been completed the south ontario plowing match will be held on wednesday october 1st on the farm of mr ej l ruddy pickering ontario thej match will be held on the north h mile north and onehalf mile east i of pickering village the north ontario match will be held the following day tjiurs- i day october 2nd on the farm of jmr allen smith sandford ont mr smiths farm is located about j onehalf mile north of sandford village on the east side of the road both of these plowing match associations are offering over 00 in prize money and they have a full programme of classes to cover i the beginner who is coming out to his first match and for the more part of the ruddy farm about one dxperienced lwmen who have plowed for several years for further information and prize lists contact oscar downey myrtle ontario secretary south ontario plowmens association and alex noble uxbridge rr2 secretarytreasurer north ontario plowmens association in order to give junior farmers the opportunity of some coaching before these two matches the de partment of agriculture in ux- bridge has arranged two coaching classes one coaching class will be held on the farm of murray dun- keld olaremont on saturday sept 20th the following saturday sept 27th another coaching class will be held on the farm of russell morrison beaverton all junior farmers and others interested in improving their knowledge of plowing are invited to attend these coaching days please remember saturday sept 20th at the farm of murray dun- keld claremont and the following saturday sept 27th at the farm of russell morrison beaverton ihel cfaies eppealtome four first prizes in cne judging for york junior fanners four first prize winners and many others well up in the money was the record established by york junior farmers in the cne judging competitions the com petitions brought out 301 contes tants from all parts of ontario and each of the various classes were well filled bob armstrong of armitage was the ivinner in horse judging for seniors while bob fetch of gorm- ley rr2 was winner in the senior farm machinery section in the junior classes open to 4h club members sylvia easton of gormley rr2 was the winner in the beef section in a class of 14 margaret arkinstall of newmarket was foumh in this class gordon brumwell of gormley rr2 was the winner in the junior farm machinery test in dairy cattle judging carl boyntori of woodbridge was fourth and donald brodie of gormley was third in very large classes the competitions are open to anyone under 16 years of age and it is interesting to note that the prize winners are all active junior farmers or 4h club members with living costs so high one has to be careful of expenses even when taking a trip thats why the low bus fares p appeal to m i have a little extra to spend on enter tainment or for some of my shop ping while im away and travel ling by bus these really enjoyable fares are low round trip quadrifocal glasses are now available it is said they enable a person to stand in the middle of a week and look both ways for sun day revolutionary begoodrich tube8ess recently one astronomer said there was dust 10 inches deep on the moon and another said there was no soil on the moon as neither has ever been to the moon we dont know which one to be lieve 1 1 53c x pb 7n i i i c joy beauty salon near cnr permanent waving individual styling razor shaping phone stouffville 98w2 71 slowdown ontario department of highways geo h doucett minister farm accidents can be serious even nofatal accidents and fires on- the farm often cause more disruption than similar occurr ences in other businesses it is pointed out in an article accident hazards on the farm in canadas health and welfare for june a publication of the department of national health and welfare the temporary layoff of one member of the family farm can often reduce production consider ably for he can seldom be replac ed effectively the destruction by fire of farm home or important buildings and equipment can virtually bring operations to a standstill for unlike less seasonal business operations cannot be resumed almost immediately in a new location survey of farm accidents show that falls the use of cutting or piercing implements and crushing accounts for 71 per cent of the total time lost through accidents almost 27 per cent of time lost arises from accidents such as kicks from farm animals and mis adventure with tractors and motors burns are responsibe for the balance the majority of farm accidents happen to people in the working years and those between the ages of 14 and 64 account for 84 per cent of all accidents fiftyeight per cent occur in the fields and 27 per cent in the home or farm buildings fire is the worst hazard on most canadian farms particularly those that are not serviced by electricity for of necessity inflammable fluids must be used for illumination and wood must often be used for cook ing and heating during the years 1046 and 1049 321 rural homes were destroyed by fire making an average of so farm homes per year lost through fire the death toll in rural fires dtiring this fouryear period was 576 persons something over half of the victims being children authorities agree that education presents the only permanent solu tion to the dangers of farm acci dents with an eye to the future the article concludes much of the accident prevention education in rural areas is now being directed to the children the farm owners of the future schools junior farmers clubs boy scouts and girl guide movements and many other groups have played a large part in the continuing plan for farm safety see the tim subfott to cfidftga boston pittsburgh detroit new york 2560 1795 1335 2360 tickets and information at stouffville motors phone 170 r h murphy ltd ford monarch sales service stouffvllle ontario men sure go for a magic cake haglg roydfc coconut fudge chiffon cake mix and sift into a bowl 1 c plus 2 tht oncetufted cake flour 1h tap magic baking powder h p salt h c fine granulated sugar mix in h c desiccated coconut make a well in the dry ingredients and add in tho order given do not stir mixture c corn salad oil 2 unbeaten egg yolks l c plus 2 tbs water 1 tsp vanilla 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate melted and cooled stir the liquids to intermingle then stir in tho dry ingredients beat until batter u smooth measure into a large bowl h c 4 whites at room temperature and sprinkle with j tsp cream of tartar boat until the egg whites are very very stiff much suffer than for meringues angel cake etc add dour mixture about a quarter at a time and fold after each addition until batter and egg whiten are thoroughly combined turn batter into an ungrcascd 8 angel cake pan bake in a rather slow ovic 336 about 1 hour immediately cat come from own invert pan and suspend cake aotil cote over 40 exhibitors stouffville arena on thursday friday saturday sept 25 26 27 demonstrations of the latest in merchandise foodstuffs clothing electrical appliances automotive business machines television and many other lines bi free prizes each night opening ceremonies thursday evening sept 25 entertainment sponsored by the stouffville chamber of commerce