The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-02-13, Page 12X-Roy Equipottot in Builcibio.
2.250 Mile. Trans,Conadd PoPellirle
As wIntta, closea in and halted ties left by the, first Weid as. well
' work on the 2,40-ualle Trans-Can-las •adding Mere (1.001. SPA M;
ada pipeline., one of the last linits and the finished weld, tonsistlng
to leave the SaAiiitchewao right of of a o filler" and "cap° that built
way was a rugged little truek full the Weld lip approViinately,
sixteenth of an inch shove the wall
of the pipe,
OVIt 11041.14098 INOUROCE
DEPT. Jigs been iaalfaliked to
101'0 helP11411 tiPeehaiged hervice
for 'toe protection. of 1'411.111T,
KEYMEN -SOLE
OWNEILSREPtit Be ,ASSURIED
CugsPit..—
FRANK.C. HOPPER
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Canada Life
WINGHAMi "OrsiT,
DELMORE'STINES'
ANNUAL:1Ni',
tY;164sofWPlte":Ontalo curP011(CdticceleP .cOtl;P-
titolat r hi°rParena iasWe4 itadaYOtthe occasion of the,Bc1:
more einh's Annual hoilaniel- The
hvietts, kwiqnrristr oPik7 Tfig reo4ows:Itp7Ws rox
titer, Mildnsay, Wingham, Ford-
Wihh, Paloieraon Belifrave, gerrle,
Allenforci and Clifford.
Winners of , the ii:00 o'clock draW.
Were; Plitt, William AteElWain'S,
Pordwiels rink, 3 wins plus 31;
so nd a9 Iel::'arrit3 wins plus 4; 'third, : Crawford,- vilghm02p 13; 2op
Montag, Walkerton, :4 plus. 10;
consolation, ,Frank Field, Tees7
water.
Eleveno'clock drtpr, Alex
Hoitom, Clifford; 3 plus 17; second,
Dr, K, M, Maclennan, Wingham,
2 plus 12; third,.' John M9TUvisii,
Wroxeter, .plus 12; fourth, Weir
MeDtkaald, TeesWater, •2 plus 12;
consolatiOn, Bower Farrish, Gorrie.
air
j, Mks on's each night
li!` at 7.15
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• at, little boy *id girl. ,
M#alt.;' !Plea, W4,10-, Feb, 10-19-30
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and,
"URANIUM. Boom"
An N-ray technician- scans two
strips of processed film for, weld-
ing flaws. •
Punetuality: The art of guessing
how late the other person is going
to be. Ready to gb underground, a section of pipeline,, welding' 'completed
and inspected by • X-ray, awaits application of Iprotective sheath.
Schno1-10.10',Lon,
Resnendsering the :,,kord
at 11.15,
poapni Areetin* ei.Tai) ;
thOoldaY"eve'abig ',4t 8 pin.
PraYer:MeetMif and Hihie Study
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Ahout 2t1. percent, Of the finished
Welds were subjected to X-ray
arninntion, care'king taken to
elude, a selection of work done by
each welder on the job. VW rate
of Inspection adequately revVals
the average quality of work being
produced,' -" • '
selected a Wcfcl, to ex,
amine, the ,x-ray technician at-
tached his X-ray, tube ateP. the
finished joint, lie then Posit/0.110
two strip0 of film `between the^
tube and the weld 'and expOsed
them to the, correct, amount of
radiation. The power necessary, for
this "picture taking" was produced
by a generator hooked• up to the
motor of the truck, He 'then re-
peated the prOcesS across .other
sections of the weld,. Moving - the.;
WO° each time, until the entire,
207-inch• circumference had .been1
charted. Du. Pont' of Canada X-ray,
specialists, who supply the"film° and
act' as advisors on its use, estimate.
that more than .500,000 feet of PIM
will be used before the pipeline is
completed.
of X-ray equipment. '
All during the pipclaying season.
this .compact X-ray Juboratory
wheels—one of several in. operation
—Was kept busy peering into the
innards of the big 34-inch steel
tube to ensure that the welded
joints were ,free from flaWS, ed'
vane° protection against dangerous
and costly leaks once the natural
gas line goes underground and into
service,
The X-ray.truck tagged along
behind the axe-welding crews as
they moved across the prairie
stringing the ad-foot .lengths of
pipe together like so many oversize
beads,
xiierienced t pipe-welding teams
working at top speed completed
about •a mile and a half of line each
eight-hour day, some .200 welds,
4ach weld involved three steps:: the
initial joining a "stfinger bead" pr
shallow weld that aligned the two
ends of pipe together; the "het
pass" which burnt out any.itnpuri- -
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Drama , Comedy - Musical Entertshunent
TEEURSDAY,,F*B. 14 at 8.15. pen.
C011151UNITY HALL, GoRftlE
Three One-Aet Plays by
North Hiuony CIeturmursh and. Howick Clubs
THURSDAY, FEB. 21 at 8.15
01.11'4TON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE. INSTITUTE
Winning, playa , North,Festivals South HuronFestivals
51uideali '"Entertainment
EVRRYBODY WELb0;VIE.--Tickets available fiend _r Farmers
Punched 'tickets from. Feb-14 good• for halt adnifuslott to
Actually goes THRU THE SKIN
10 relieve Muscular Aches and Pains
Rexall's new liquid Penetrating pain-
killer positively will not burn, redden,
or irritate the skin. Cooling, soothing,
pleasantly fragrant. Brings 4vick,
• positive relief to muscular aches
and Pains.
GET THRU TO PAIN—muscular -
!, ,aChes,, stiffness arid soreness, simple 9 neuritis; muscular lumbago, -minor
— iheuMatic
Am Exclusive. Noxell Promh;ct.
:24,13," far`..us too:
By three quarter' time
Our girls were still
It was, getting dangerously close—
The girls were nearly dead:.
At last the final 'whiatle blew,
,;11.-27 the 'Score
'A favour of the • Wingham girls
'they Could 'ask for :any 'more.? • • . ,
laoth trarris.:ture played hard •
And wore : ready to fry; their iliac,
When OeXtwilie two 'teams meet
we'll':vvin; I'll lid 'a
Deanne : Allan •,X1EA
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Since the` truck was equipped for
processing -as well as exposing Pin,
a .complete radiograph of. the •weld'
was available for study ,,a . few;
minutes .iaeat'it,•104 been ,taffeti!..,
Any weld .tilitt„Wa's :not tip to stand*;
aid' could thus.. be repaired -before;
the welding: crew 'nuivet),,, en ritri4,1
Nat: as: important,, -the' qualitp of
each Welder's. work' Conk' .bc-
under constant .obscrvittion.
X-rays can iitieoVer' .:milnerens
d'efects that May, occur
and that ate not Ythe
naked eYOL-nburnthrong:its1,1 1itelt
of 'penetration ;, pin-.holes;,. lack ."of ,
flibion; .cracks and 'Undereuts,-.All'
smelt: flaws' show ,up; on the radkui;
graph with a ,characteristie shadoW,
and the . X-ray AnSppeter,s,,c01:110-
back , 'on, the job lOelcing,,,fer, .these
tell=tale shadows WheKthe. pipeline;
Starts' to snake Vay';.eitStWardi.
Again in the„'spring..' BEACH
McKibbons
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In an ;interview in' Teronto,` Jaift,
'wary 30th, the' March of Dime8
current campaign for ,ftiods".' Was
tgiVen an enthusiastie'eridorsenfent
by.. Ontario's: Minister. of Health,:
the Honotitable Mackinnon Phillips,
m.p.; who stated that•March
of Dimes• funds,- as .adrainintered.
by the Ontario Chapter, Canadian
Foundation for Poliornyclitis, plaYs
ajarge part the rehabilitation.
Of I post-polio ,,paralytics
'131.1S year, Undertite - expended
Pregrani juk adopted:liy ,tbe.:kothi-'
dation,' the March": of,,Dintear.relia::...
to adults handicaPped,:orthogeadi-:
callY," he saik"IntelligcritlY.'diree
tea . rchabilitatron, . starting 1Witti
medical '...correct'.. proCcdpies ,. and
followed by training in neW
enables Many, .'regarded as:
helpless- cripples ;to' .get= abotit and
nitikq their own.'way.
the. ,Minister also .paid tribtiteAO-
the. manner. in -•whick thd-.March.:tif
Dinies, raises
Mothers%March'of !Polk; ikri,:prac--
tical way .to.help-.,:these; people re
gaih their financial, indendniien,e,„
help them load normal 0140 iliyeS,-.
all 'they, „ need •
Mother's Maitih;is.,:.etti,,,ChauCe:7;to
help. them,'' "
This year; :65 'Mothers' -Mt-trelids
wilt be held,. in Ontario-. OroMiiisi,7
ties :both' large' • and . small, ''-a,110r
March of Diniei, offientisieatirnate`
that a mininaurn:of,, 100;006,"
zeng will be taking Pait:.COMPeting
for. honours . as: the farthest NOrth
pOinta Sichixf
IiiipuSkashig;, farthest 'weSt.,,gill y6
Rainy itiver',,cinc,I,;.-p*.Ort ,Pranees.;
'farthest. east Wiit:b6.f:eanedster: and
cities
Province will be .helding'.! -the
Mothers?. kareli,i- With. almost' 0,060
taftino, part in.".Toretitoir, ' 7
kioki like -,the „biggest,'.year
ev4i. for 'March of -Dimes", isald
TGF' Delete, -of
pre:Wont Ontario ,Chapter.
.nOW -;thae., the, public is
Willing 'to :give Us tho dupp:oit
46(1., .to tackle our, increase& :re-
sponsfbilitieS „under, the. ex,
minded program:,
.1 r.
o0 'ow this umbelimtisle value. Mete Rinses
ere through' And through on to the' Well known
high stan4arcl-of;BEACH • • •
S
a
to
t.
ti
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leer t new 'type ',.All-,Ovet7H eat Microtube
Surface" Eleinelts are fast, efficient and
giiarenteed fOr 3 years.
'Each 'is conteollici by' a sseven-heat 'intenlity
iwitch,alust the..fight h'est,fot.isch cooking need--
w10e 01 . , •
ifhe.extra:,latge, •fu,ILPOrcelein lined for
19n9 life, and .easy .cleaning.,,It it equippe0 with
its pendable: oven heal „cont;ol. The, bioiler pan
rick '
:Th e entire exterior of the,Renge
etiamelvA'pes clean in a ,
t
t,
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THOSE EVER POPULAR
Housedres
I ANA CASUALS
and
ViltAtip 40$0" THIS WEEK AN IMPERIAL DRILLING CREW DISCOVERED OIL NEAR ,LEI1U04. ALEIERTA.
THAT DISCOVERY HAS AFFECTED THE LIFE OF ALMOST EVERY tANADIAN
&
HELEN MORGAN' , CASUALS ,.141.otl trati:gei.cction of obado -oud .styles 'You On certain to :44410
Juite,to top thou seem and ;mike your atonic 'rem
fresh rarittp cottons In "the many Paisley,
-(1heiketit,isind Novelty Pattkrum shown.
•,lenteii,111:4e f,he AOH)ny styles with Perky ettilk, brief sleeves,,
001balless V—neeir Ibis 'with cluster pleats, etc:
SINE LEDUC '
In 1,06, Canida's,own
6;14400 only nine pereent
Of her demand. Today, they
p~e(tea about 70, percter
*hi& hat
• incieasea by three rimeS.
11; 1946, Cariada t1 proven
oil reserves were 72 million
barrels, Today, there areal.
• Milt flute billiatl harreits; a 40 d,
4 i 6there were terse
11 foil pipe line in fl
'dal -Today, there ire
hflol"4 thin 5,o ':,-Hiles,
to) :10.1`6, tgefe Were gill
'Oilth Piled 101110 in
Tpdqs .there
gTrnillion )04 a
I 0,14 -dt all the
moRGAN CASUALS
$2498
Ire Sfiei,i Irani Wkio to and 1.4%.440 24,/,t 'in 'both costa.
The crew at Iniperial Leiliic No, 1 that
winter's day knew that very few wells, drilled .
iii Utipr,Oveli teccitOry \and Oil -in commercial
quantities. This could be just another wain
a lotig series of failures ; ; 153 of them at a
cast or ,$2,000,06() . which linperial had
(killed in, western Canada, "
When, inlperial Leduc No, X. "calm in" on
YebttistY 15,,1947, the elated crew knew they
har11.111ade an inlpeittitiit discovery, What they
knOW VAS jest hoW important their
discovery was, 'for fittOrial tedu4 .1
.• encouraged' not only InIpetlal byt butalteds
a. 6r. other Companies t6 look for J r 1 and'
find . More oil in Canada.
What Were dit-tesulta? '
Of' NEW Nik.u.sulltIALS are Lheee fet
atittat *PltitsttiliVVIll airioet Olated lfrikotts, ILloli
:4Vetitletis, Bark Cloths, SeerSUekert4r etc',
•. „
Tab MAX Eirptt:
cage-grOWini oil producing industry,
ploying thousands,
• New refineries; and tapalision ones;:
. Birth of dozens of.ne.w industries, '
• Largcsavings of foreign exchange that. would*
have been spent oti oil inapOrt1.
A'§tlier supply CA Oil for Canada:
:No has this develophient reached its- peaks'
Though, about four billion. dollars have
ready been invested lit finding and developing
Canadian oil, caperts predict another 20
NilliOrt spent during the itekt 25 yea's:
bringing us still more more jeibai
course's mote, `.)
Niethday Was a happy day for us alit
The place ,Was VitiOgiltfin
Ci'S'ellafIrirorticitlisrle"a'44trorslit.°Nnoigkitim‘ -.
Tile 'testa y6telf find 'out adion,:,'
c46t, the game off to a start ,, . •
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Mrs. lilffin,. as referee,
t •mounding' the opening,wbist 6
The rest' then did` tliolr
Winghain .girig tedlc bail .
Eight lbaakmte they did •menrc,"
Ruth); 'Fry got two at them, • •
06Wdy got tone: mete::
But Setifortli'was "right lit titbit',"
It was anybody's
But ter keep the scot-0 their%
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S'ilirelY WAS Whignitrit'S kind,
The Score 'read 1.64. ' •
The Oat quarter aeon
'Then at the lialt :tithe Whimtim444,