HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-12-18, Page 2PAGE 2B—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, 1HURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975
Sheaffer
onspie
brings prizes to curlers
Bill Gardner of Sheaffer Pen presents awards to the, win -
Maitland Country Club Saturday. Members of the team
ning entry in' the annual Sheaffer Bonspiel held at the include Willard Lang,' Tom Moran and Jack Knox.
Huron -Perth, Shorthornclub
learns farmers hide nothing
By Wilma Oke
The public has to be
educated that farmers have
not contributed to inflation
and have nothing to fear from
,investigation of their profits,
Peter Hannam, Guelph,
,newly. elected .vice-president
of the Ontario Federation of
Agricultu"re told 125 'farmers
.at the annual meeting of the
Perth -Huron Shorthorn Club.
He said, "consumerS'today
spend less of their disposable
income on food than they did
ti20 years ago.
"Our biggest problem, in
fact, is thatfarmers.have not
been able to pass o
tremendous increases in
input costs," he stated. •
He warned the delegates
they mustbe aware of how
•
AEC stores spent fuel
at Whiteshell in.
concrete containers
The actual demonstration loading is six ,baskets, each
by Atomic Energy of Canada containing23 fuel bundles.)
Ltd. of a concrete canister for After a basket was filled, a
dry storage of spent nuclear lid was welded on and the
fuel is now under way. For basket was hoisted into and
the first time, spent fuel was secured in a flask that had
loaded, at intervals during been plated over an" opening
September and October, into at the top of the cell. The flask
a canister built .for demon- then was transferred to a flat-
stration purposes at the bed truck and taken ,to the
Whiteshell Nuclear Research a canister.
Establishment. There the flask was
The spent fuel wasfrom the deposited by a crane on top of
• WR -1 reactor at WNRE. First,, the canister and, with grapple
step in the ,procedure was to and winch, the basket was
place the fuel in mild steel lowered from the now opened
containers, or "baskets", in flask .into place in the core of
the "hot cells". (The canister the canister. F
As part of the . hot cell
Former resident"in heormet callyhes
sealed,s were
1 ak
tested ' and slightly
pressurized with helium, all
Goderith, retires with the use of the
manipulators in the hot cells.
They were also subjected to
gamma scanning and tem-
perature reading, 'the data
obtained being entered in the
record .of an IAEA sa'fegua-rds
procedure which included
also the witnessing by the
Agrncy inspector of the filling•
of the baskets and loading of
the canister, then the placing
of a seal on the c'anister when
the:job had been completed.
Members:' of the Ontario
Region Distribution
Department of Imperial Oil
Ltd. and other longtime
associates gathered at the Inn
.O°on the Park in Toronto on
December 10th to honor
-Norval Anderson uponl_his
retirement after almo'§t 35
years service with the
4, company,
'His wife Ruth, was
presented with a dozen red
roses and Nory received a
reclitner chair and numerous
other gifts from his fellow
employees, •
Telegrams - of
congratulations were
received from the company'
terminals '' throughout •• the
province.
Nory doesn't plan to spend
too much time in the easy
chair just yet as he now in-
tends tb' act as a consultant
while enjoying the retirement
years.
Ruth 'and Nory will be
heading for the sunny south to
spend the winter and the
summer months will be spent
at their cottage at Port
Albert.
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to water pollution. He said the
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up. their pollution problems
and the farmers must do the
same. 'He said most farm_,
pollution is recycled back
throu-gh the soil but the few
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prepared to clean it up.
Mr. Hannam spoke of the'
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call it livestock odour". He
said livestock odours do, not
cause damage and the many
urban people now living in
rural areas must'be educated
about odours which are a
necessary part of agriculture.
"We can't eliminate them,"
F.
he said.
Ross Procter of RR .'
Brussels, was elected,'
president of the association
replkcing Elvey Brodhageri
of RR I, Brunner.
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Evans for' their second place effort in the 16 team draw.
(staff photo) ,
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