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Workers at Domtar, Sifto Salt Division, Goderich Evaporator
Plant stand proudly in front of the sign which shows their fine
safety record of 1,205 days without a lost time injury. The
workers received two Salt,Institute Safety Awards on May 2 for
this record. In front, left to right, are Frank Wood, technical
director of the Salt Institute, who presented the awards; Ken
Fitzpatrick of the I.U.O.E. who represented employees at the
plant; Mayor Harry Worsell who was on hand for the
ceremonies; and Leon Sprung of the C.C.W.U. who also
represented employees at the plant. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1979—PAGE, 3A
Domtar crew
gets award
for safety
Workers at Domtar -
Sifto Salt Division -
Goderich Evaporator
Plant were presented
with two Salt Institute
Safety Awards on May 2
for the plant's first place
finish in the 1978 Salt
Institute Safety Contest.
Frank Wood, Technical
Director of the Salt
Institute, presented these
awards to Leon Sprung of
the C.C.W.U., and -Ken
Fitzpatrick of the
I.U.O.E., w.ho
represented the em-
ployees of the plant.
The awards were the
Salt Institute Grand
Award for the best safety
record among all par-
ticipating salt operations
in North America and the
Evaporator Division
Award for having the
safest evaporator plant in
the contest.
This is. the second
consecutive Grand
Award and third con-
secutive Evaporator
Division Award which the
employees at the
Goderich Evaporator
Plant:'ha've earned.
Mayor Harry.. Worsell
also attended ' the
ceremonies, and J.L.
Morgan, Vice -President
and General Manager of
Domtar Chemicals
Speaker tells of cancer campaign
Newly elected
President, Mrs. Mary
Clairmont, presided over
the May meeting of the
Goderich Women's
Institute.
After welcoming the
members she expressed
her appreciation and
lasked for the continued
co-operation 'of the
members. She called for
a moment of silence in
memory of the late Mrs.
J. Bissett who served
many years in the work of
the Women's In•stitute. accepted an invitation to
The meeting opened meet with Tiger Dunlop
with the opening ode and Branch on. May 24.
the Mary Stewart- Collect Goderich Branch will
with Mrs. F. Hawkins as provide five •loaves_ of
pianist. Minutes of the fruit bread and take
last meeting were read charge of the kitchen at
and approved. the Huronview Auxiliary
The toll call, "How to ,Bazaar in Clinton on June
make our daily life a 6.
pleasure" was answered Mrs. Clairmont, Mrs.
by' .21 ladies. Birthday A. Schram, Mrs. I. Riehl
greetings were sung for and Mrs. Morley were
Mrs. J. Cook and Mrs. M.
McKenzie.
Branch ..members
Kingsbridge..
gets grant
For the „first time St.
Josephs School,
Kingsbridge will offer a
summer playground
program.
School officials an-
nounced that -an
Experience '19 -grant , in
the amount of $1,650, was
approved for the summer
project. The money will
used to hire two students
for an eight week period
during July and August.
The playground
program will likley run
during July and August
and details of the nature
of the programs will be
released later.
appointed delegates to
the District Annual in
Holmesville on May 28.
The June meeting will
take the form of a trip to
the Erland Lee Home on
June 7. Members of
neighboring branches are
also attending.
Convener of Education
and Cultural Activities,
Mrs. J. Cook, introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs,
L. Pitblado who gave a McTaggart and Mrs. B.
very informative talk on Crawford had their work
cancer. She outlined the . on display. The variety of
raising of funds during articles brought much
Cancer month, April. She favorable comment. 'A
also explained the
assistance and services
available to the Cancer
Patient.
The 16 ladies who took
"the recent course in
Needlepoint under the
instruction of Mrs. A.
display of this work done
in the Clinton Area will be
shown at the Clinton High
School May 24 at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. M. McKenzie and
her hostesses served
refreshments.
Thinking of Mother.. .
Give her Quality
Group, Sifto Salt Division
commended the • em-
-plloyet.-- ten- tile* rre—
safety record and en-
couraged them to in-
crease their fine record of
1,205 days without a lost
time injury.
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