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Proper clothing
Ire
very important
"Is it important to wear
- recognized snowmobile
clothing?"
' This is a question which we
are freq tntly asked at the
Ontario Safety League. The
answer is a definite, "YES." The
,type of 'clothing that has been
developed specifically for
snowt'nobiling not only protects
the' '45 wearer against' .. low
temperatures and biting winds
but also keeps him dry .and
cushions the inevitable• falls that,
result from this recreation. A
snowmobile suit is also
streamlined soh that there is little
chance of it catching in moving
parts or snagging on bushes or
tree branches.
The Ontario Safety League
strongly 'advises a complete
snowmobile suit including boots,
mitts '-and, especially, a safety
helmet and tinted goggles, Most
fatal snowmobile accidents
result from head injuries-andthe
League believes :that safety
helmets should be mandatory
for snowmobilers,
w '
Long stream.ing.' scarves
should never be woxn,And girls;
tuck in t h' leritt,Ili may
look glamorous but. -if is a
definite hazard • when
snowmobiling.
If you can of
. snowmobile, you
to be without
the .snowmobiles,
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On Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week the Goderich
and District` Collegiate Drama Group presented Trigon '72, an
evening of one act plays. The above photo was taken during the
performance of "Black Comedy" that featured -Rick Fisher, Sue
Dunlop, Jim Daer, Cynthia; ampbell; Dave Cerruthers,' Trudy-
Kernighan, Kevin Cox -and , Bill. McGee. The other plays
presented were "Coming 'Through the Rye" and "Murder in the
Cathedratu.,= staff photo -- " ..
Unique oil train makes first run to; nuclear plant
• Canada's first unit -oil , train
the unit train and subsequent
ford to buy a left Montreal``Viednesda> evening runs this year. will consist ofr12
cannot afford . No' ember 24. on 'its maiden run cars. ',Later', When the Bruct-
ttre protective to Douglas Point• plants reach <'apatcit\ . train size
= ?• , ,4' -;z't' a+';r .'% )1 'L wjll increase to 63 cars. . a
train, virtually a pipell.ne on
wheels,' will 'carry 635.000 .,Current schedules call for„ tie
ga1'Yiitl' • o' ' iheav ' Fuel l oil Prom trains' to • . ' :•''este on • a
. ',, ;hn.. e1' -r f '•' OII s' ; refitierii,.,at,' curltinuous 12; •hour cycle •w'th,
Montreal to the auxiliar, steam • delivery 'taking place at the
plant which will generate power steam plant every .three days,
for the Bruce Heavy -Water Plant Transit time pill be 24 hours
now nearing completion at each way to cover.the 510 miles
Douglas Point, e ,.,,,,between the imperial refinery
The heavy water plant is being and Douglas Point, with `"2.1
constructed "for Atomic Energy hours available in the cycle for
of Canada and 'will 15ViTPerated loading and unloading. The oil
byrd as part of the shipped Wednesday was
Ontario_
Bi-u.'ce N`udclear•. P`i'er , unloaded in the earl- flours of
Development, . Process steam is Fri -day morning. .,
required in-' heavy water Loading v, ill be Carried nut on
production,
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two tracks at the .Imperial
• refinery in conventional fashion
through hatches on top of the
cars. Bu the unloading
operati:ori --is -unique. The. cars,
will drain c irec4tl, -into an
underground concrete tank.
tr�chmol ile will position
the cars -six at a tir ie on .tracks
over the. underground tank.
Once • wrenches have opened.
valves in the bottom'of .the cars,
the oil «'ill drain through
-hatches into tbe, tank, from
which it will be pumped through
a pipeline to a pair of 180.0.00
barrel conventional storage:
tatrk . g_..
Un1oadirig time°'for a trainload
of oil- will be ,fess than eight
'hours. The train schedules, the
Insulated 0 jumbo tank car;
developed by Procor Ltd. for the
s r\ ice, and the unloading
.ay�tt'! tr all ,,specially.._ igrud co meet die,' problems of
shipping large vc3iumes of heavy
" fuel coil: In addition
spur 1.4ip..1rom L'.'�►'s line.: a�'. or
E•:Igln has been constructed to
the site of tilt~, h a_vy water plant
in order to accommodate the
train.
Unit -trains arra relatively new
'form of transport' in Canada.
operation of tliem was made
practical by changes in federal
transport regulations in -1967.
TJ'€''y are now used to 'haul« a
growing list of eomm(dities.
:,,.including ore- coal and'stone.
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By far the most ambitious of the three productions staged last week by the Goderich and District
Collegiate Drama Group was "Murder in the Cathedral", a T. S. Eliot play. The production puton
by the students was excellent in acting, costuming and staging. Tony McQuail played the lead role
,of Becket supported by Ernie Pfrimmer, Bill Barlow, Dave Carruthers, Roger Stephens, Rick
Fisher, Dan DeM'ers, Mark. Riley, Doug Hall, Ann Coulter, Marion Bell, Jane Arthur and a chorus
of 14, Trigon '71; as the evening of one act plays was,called,-;atso` presented "Black Comedy" and -:
"Corning Through the Rye". — staff photo , •
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'report the u -nit _oil .}tra-in' -and . hc:
•`rapid duin-p' unloading system
developed for it have . already
drawn enquiries 'from other
transportation planners in
Can ,da and the United States
who. see a possibilitt of -using
similar techniques to meet otl,.er
fuel •shipping requirements.
Unit• trains are 'designed to
482-3443 or the Signal -Star at• carry a single commodity and
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