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With the shipping 'season now .clos-
ed, the Goderich Elevator and Transit
Company has completed a record Year
in the history of its OperatiOns, hay,
lag handled an aggregate of approxi-
mately 27,150,000 bushels of grain
since the shipping season opened on
April 15. The previous high aggregate
for any one year was 24,500,000 bushels.
in 1945.
The ,1952 record total le more than
50 per cent greater than in 1951 when
only 18,000,000 bushels were handled.
151 Cargoes
Of the 2711 million bushels of grain
handled by the local elevators during
1952, 25a6 million bushels were brought
in 151 lake cargoes since April 15, also
a record for the number of cargoes
handled here. At present there are
nine grain carriers afloat in the Gode-
rich harbour, laden with an additional
2,175,000 bushels of grain in winter
storage. The remainder of the huge
total was made up of 117,000 bushels
of Ontario grain, shipped here In 57
railway cars.
The railways have been busy all
year distributing this bounteous grain
harvest and are still moving it out at
a brisk pace. Officials of the Goderich
Evelator and Transit Company state
that about 80 per cent of the grain in
storage is distributed to mills in Eas-
tern Caliada and in the New England
States of the U. S. while the remain-
ing 20 per cent is for export overseas.
From April 15 to the present time,
11,500 box cars have been loaded at
the local elevators for transshipment.
Grain vessels in winter storage here
are the Evertton, Mantadoc, Scotia-
doe Windoc, Algorail, Saskadoc, Van-
doe, Algosoo and Algoway.—Goderich
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costs money
Yes,Pnior scored a bulls-eye all right ... right on your pocketbook.
You won't be called on to replace it yourself, but as a citizen of
Ontario and one of the owners of Hydro, you pay for the damage
in the long run,
Actually, the insulators themselves are comparatively inexpensive.
But the damage that can result from a broken insulator can cause
serious power interruptions by cutting service on that line.
Hospitals may be deprived of power at a critical moment. Machines
in factories may be stopped. Homes and farms may be affected,
too. There is the added hazard of fire and if the wire falls to the
ground, property and lives are endangered.
When an insulator is smashed, a crew of men and a truck travel miles
to locate and repair the damage . . . and that costs money. Hydro
appeals to you to help to prevent the deliberate or careless destruc-
tion of Hydro property ... your Hydro' property.
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teachers, 5,02 professors, 3.5,148 mire-
eta 9,038 JaWYPIra and W21 dnetors.
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The council held its inaugaral meet-
ing on January JAIL, .after subscrib-
ing to the oath of office, Rey, W.
Bramwell, of the Belgaave Anglican
Church, read a passage of Scripture
and prayed that divine guidance be on
the council in, their deliberations alina
ing 1953,
The Reeve thanked gr. Bramwell
for his presence at the meeting.
The minutes of the meeting, held
December lOth., were road and adopt-
ed on motion by Hanna, seconded by
Buchanan. Carried. Moved by Hanna,
seconded by Buchanan, that Stanley
Marks be appeinted fence viewer to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Ed. McBurney. Carried. Moved by
Purdon, seconded by McGowan, that
Taylor be appointed as member of the
Middle Maitland Conservation Auth-
ority and Clarence Hanna as member
of the Wingham Rural Fire Commit-
tee. Carried. Moved by Purdon, sec-
onded by McGowan, that Orval Taylor
and Clarence Hanna represent the
council for one year, and C. R. Coul-
ter and Ross Anderson to represent
the community for two years on the
Belgrave Community Centre Board.
Carried.
Moved by Buchanan, seconded by
Hanna, that Stuart McBurney receive
as salary as road superintendent $150
a month and $25 a month for ear al-
lowance, beginning January 1st,, 1953,
and a by-law be prepared for the
same. Carried.
Moved by McGowan, seconded by
Purdon, that the petition for the stat-
utory grant on highway expenditure
for the year 1952 be signed by the
reeve, -road superintendent, treasurer
and clerk. Carried.
Moved by Buchanan, seconded by
Hanna, that the assessor's salary for
1953 be $375, and the reeve be $175,
and councillors be $125, for the year
1953, carried. By-laws, No. 1, 2, 3 and
4 were read the first and second time.
Moved by Purdon, seconded by Mc-
Gowan theta by-laws, No. 1, 2, 3, and
4 be read the third time and passed.
Carried.
Moved by Hanna, seconded by Buch-
anan that the road and general ac-
counts as presented be passed and
paid, Carried.
Road Cheques—Stuart McBurney,
salary, $50.00, hilts paid, 35c, $50.35;
Wm, Irwin, snow removal, $5,25; Ern-
est Walker, wages, $24.00, less U. I.
deduction 32c, $23.68; Stainton's Hard-
ware, wax for plough, $1.15; Donald
Rae & Son, 2 devises, 80c; D. Murray,
machine shop, 12' sleigh shoeing, $7,75;
Purdon's Motors, 1 battery service
grader, $19.85; The Pedlar People
Ltd., steel culverts, $773.04; Mills Tire
Service, vulcanizing tire stem $2.75;
Joe Kerr, 2 9,00x24 tires, $195; Russell
Farrier, welding snowplough, $7.00;
Geo. Radford, 4 hours snowploughing,
at $6.50, $26.00; Ross Jamieson, 163a
hours snowploughing, at, $4.50, $66.00;
Harry Adams, 35 hours bulldozing at
$10.00, $350.00.
General Cheques: County Huron,
hospital account, $18.00; Gordon Snell,
1 fox bounty, $2.00; Wendell McCal-
lum, $2.00; J, W. Buslifield, legal ac-
count, $36.00, stamps, ,.28e, $36.28;
Judge Costello, correcting voter's list,
$13.20, attending assessment appeal,
$12.00, $25.20; The Municipal World,
8 subscriptions and exchange, $16.15.
Moved by McGowan, seconded by
Purdon, that council adjourn to meet
February 3rd., at one o'clock in the
Belgrave community centre. Carried.
Orval Taylor, Reeve
R. H. Thompson, Clerk.
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Dominion Textile's manufacturing equipment is, now
among the most modern in the world. Machinery bought
by our 7,239 shareholders (94.7 of them Canadians) help
us to turn out top quality goods and provide jobs for
the 12,500 Canadians working in our plants.
But equipment improvements, such as replacing the
male, aren't everything. We have our troubles trying to
compete with the products of other countries which pay
lower wages. In japan and India, for instance, wages
run about IS cents an hour, while we pay well over a
dollar an hour.
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