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10 , he Canadian Stte-gYnan, Bowmanville, September 5,1973 Exchapgi fYan Urban Winner illness. The victim Iequetly does lot re leheis !being over-expo)sed utili isoo laite. Then aýs teha fthe' day\ declines te ympom appear; exp()oeç arasof the skin begin to burn pa)ý)infull ' and, ini extrelme ass.thre is dizziniess and niausea fil, e by chilis. Here is an fetvetet ment that is re ommnended ha Safety Leue istaff miembeur from prsoal xper-ience:t Fi a athtb ithtei xater (body itemiperature) and dissolve a; meldiu ize paýckage of corn II sarch InI it.A haif hour soakingii>i this, body heat, relievinig the in molst farmers Are, aware col theý fact thlat tir orkersare covered und1cer thelntt, Wýýorkmen'!,s (Comipensation Act."Asilalmtterof ners file\ haý ebeen obl to coertei orker-s sinc 966.î Howeversomeo!,fltei et, l tens bunng naseýla and m idn1!1ig-htpho ýn e caýi and resltied inaretungh' sep, T1ïF~TïTi a of cov eraguebear repeating for- those flarm operat0ors wboc don't fuly ti undestand twe wbhole picture,.. T're assessmeýnt rt torý far woker isdivided flinto operation of c-hieken .and turkcy farms. uboom, tobaco, ursey, an*ke-t gar- denis and flonist farjms. That assessmlent rate is $1.50 per $100 paynl.Tbe Second is $335- pr$100 aind covers Cbn-istmas tnee, dairy, stock, bog and ge(ner-al fa)rmis, and those oper'ator-s penfoýringl Il Coýfmpensation on the Farm ~1Ti~h' eligibfle for beýnefits under the Aut. The emlye ust record the employvee name and Swàs inbs payrollrecords. Mlembers of te farmier's famîly, except biswife are eonsidered as workmen when paiid a st.ated wage. This information must be recýorded on thie wages-paid form im the section for "Relatives of Emiployer and Partnen." Room and board] is included at a rate of $00per dy r $40 per wee,except in]the instaincce wbere the employer bsa son or daughter stili attendfing scbool. Farmers and their wives may apply for persona! cover- age in any amount between $4000 and $10,000 per year. This coverage mnay be ne- quested for part of the year only, ýanid this miust be ini xtd hen applied f'or. Wbien sucb application is maàdeý, 1t1eamount 1o flte employer> earninigs or draw- inigs is flot takeni into consid- eration.Cot are calculated at the sanie rate as for emloes ntheinsty For operators wbo do) flot have ,any bir-ed helJp. tbe famenay request inidepen- d1ent operator co0veragewic is assessed at the rate determined for the type of businless that be bas. Exychanee üaf 1 ihar a I j * I I I I 1 ii 1 190.'.BRAZIUIAN, During t[he past summer the Ministry of Agriculture and Food sponsored ani urban-rural exchange plan for young people between the ages of 12 and 15. The participants spent one week -in the country and one week in an urban area, at the home of their partner in the exchange. As a finale to this experience the urban participants were invited to take part in the 4-H1 judging day at the Peterborough fair. Heather Anyan, age 13, of 43 Horsey Street, Bowmanville, came first in the Urban section with 228 points out of a possible 24,57. She was awarded a stockman's cane wvith an engraved gold plate. Hler partner in the exchange was Lois Van Campof Blackstock. BlaIckstock Fair Prize List RoAdster Treamr - i. Mr. and MIrs. L. Blight, Brooklini, 2. Gerald Rain\ , rono, ý3. Wil- son Vivian, Tyrone. Pony Hackney Ta . Mrs. EthIel Gobe, Tyronîe, .2. M. Lockyver, Brooklin, 3. MIr. and 1Mrs. MNatthewvs, Acton. Pony Commercial Teamn - 1. Trophy donated by R alph Swain, Dick Coflli, Nestie- ton, 2. Gordon Hlollîday, Oak- Wood, 3. R. Curi, Oshawa. Canrnage Team - i. Ralph Saddller, 2. Bruce La wson b otb Ponny Team - l. andc 3. Mr. and Mrs. ,StnMathews, 2 Donna Robillardç, Brooklin. Parade or Costume Saddfle Class - 1, Mrs. Glennau Griffin, 2.' and 4. G uy Lu ke, Osbawa, :3. Jack Cross, Hlampton, l. Ken Flint, Bowmanville. 6. Faye Corby,Bacsok Pony Saddle, under 46" - 1. Philip Hoskin, 2.Kerineth WVinterbottom, Oshwa, 3. Teresa Asselstine, Black- stock, 4. Michael Robillard. H-acknev Pony, under 13.1- 1. Ross Harrison, Lakae2 Lockyer, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Barter, Uxbniidge, 4. E. Goble, 5. S.Mates Cartwright Pony Special - 1. P. Hoskin, 2. T. ssestine, 3. K. MeDonald. Three Gaited Saddle -1 Ken Flint, 2. Lillian Kahn, :3. G. Griffin, 4. G. Luke, 5.Jack Cross, 6. Mvrs. Scott, Oshawa. Roa dster, single, 15.-2 and under -1 L. Blight, 2. L. Hoskin, . G. Rainey, 4. W. Vivian. Western Pleasure (10 entr-, jes) 1. D. Gough, Oshtaa 2. ,Till Canifieldi, 3. G. Luke, 4. Brenda Jack-son, 5. Debbie Jackson, Whitby, 6;. Faye Corby. Carniage, 15.2 and under - i BI. Lawson, 2. R. Sadler. Pony Saddle, 46" and] over - j- Phil Hoskin, 2. G. Brent, 3. Cindy Grieve, 4. K. itr bottom, 5> CarolI Allun. Arabian Ladies' Saddlle - 1. F. Corby, 2. Rl. Scott, 3. D). Gougb, 4. D. jackson, 5. P. Marshall, IBrooklin . J Canfield. R-oadister, single, over 15.2- i', L. oskin, 2-. G. Rainey, 3. W.MeFarlane. Lakny'A. and over - 1, Lockyer, 2. Barter, 3. E. Goble, 4. S. Matthewvs, 5. D.. Robillard. Road Race-Buggies - 1. L. Blight, 2. W. MFnae 3. G. Rainiey. Caurnage, single, over 15.2 1R. Sadfien, 2. B. Lawson Single Ponyý,, harness, 46" and under - 1. D. Collins, 2. and 3. S. Mjattbews, 4, Ray Cochrane, i-. R. Tribbýlinig. Gentlem)an's Turnout - 1. L. Bilght, 2. E. G'oble, 3 S. Mattbews LadyjJive -1. D. Bartrý JONF. General insurance fIRE atnd AUTOM'*OBILE' INSURANCE 33 K1NG ST. E. 2. D. Robillard, 3. M. Hoskin, 4. S. Mattbews Child Driver -1 and 2. M. Hoskin, 3. D.Rbad4. S.I Matthews Englisb Pleýasun e- t. G. Luke, 2, D. Gough, 3. J. Canfieid, 4.Karen Reid, 5. F. Corby, 6i. C. Brent Single P'ony, over 46"- - 1. S. Matthews, 2. R. Harrison, 3. Ray Cochrafie 4. l M sn D- Rob 'illard. . Hsî,~ Native Costume, Arabian Saddle- 1. Mrs. R. L. Scott, . Mrs. Faye Cry Single Commercial Pony1%7 Trophyby h D. Collins - 1. and 4. D. Collin)s, 2. R. Cui], 3. G. Holliday. Junior Equitation i.pat Marshall, 2. Debbie Jackson, 3. Sarah MacDonald, 4. G. Brent, 5.Louise VanCami-p, 6. K. Winterbottomi. Pony Tandem i 1 Donna Robillard, 2. Stan Matthews. Showmvnansbip, commii-ercial p on y on Line, - 1. John Curl, '2. ~ Dic k Cifins,3. G. Hoiliday, 4. W. H. Plopp. Heavy IHorses--Belgian Classes were w-ýon by fine entries, of Muirray Grove, Stouffvîlle. Cmecasing- le, light - 1. R. S. Cochrane, 2.1 Elmer Lee both of lackstocK., Commercial, siýngl5e, beavy - 1. R. S. Cochrane., 2. E. Lee. Commercial Te(am - 1. E. Lee,., 2,. R. S. Cochrane. Four-Horse Teami - 1. MWurray Grove, 2. Elmer Lee. IUnicorn Hiteb - 1. Murray Grove, 2. ElImer Lee..k Single in Harness - 1. Murray Crove, 2. R. Coch- rane, 3. Elmier Lee. Beef Cattle-Shorthorn cla- sses were won by entnies of Bill Siater of Orono and Gerry Corniish of Tyrone won Here- ford classes except the follow- ing Heifer Caîf, under one year - 1. Gerry C'ornish, 2. Bruce Robillard, :3. and 4. John Chomnisky. Best Beef Steer, any breed - 1. Gerry Cornish,' 2. Bruce Robillard, 3. and 4. John Choinisky. Beýst Beef Ste, n reed - 1. 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