The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-05-11, Page 14- N T E R' E S T IS CALCULATED
ON THE MINIMUM MONTHLY
BALANCE AND COMPOUNDED
HALF -YEARLY.
The executive of the Bruce'"
County ' historical society is
pleassed to announce that it has
made arrangements withNorman
McLeod-, M°A.,B,,Paed,,F.O,T,F.
Of Toronto to write volume two
of The History of The County of
Bruce from 190.6" to the present.
M. McLeod is anxious to Ire.'
ceive at his home, 18 Brendan.,
Road, Toronto 17, material from
anyone in any of the C o n,ty ts`
municipalities. ,,Trhe 4evelap.
' ments in all walls of life since
1906 will be 4the-•material which
-`-'hiCiftiDes to put intro the book;•'iirn•--LL
portant events, developments in
education, churches, ' military,
county council, interesting items -
regarding sons 'and daughters of
Bruce who have risen to distill.
ction in the County or beyond
should make up worthwhile store ,1
its$ for every township, village,
town.
It is hoped that through news.
papers, existing organizations, it
will be possible to gather news.Goderich Union Men March
worthy historical malarial touch.
ing on the last sixty years.
WITHDRAWALS AT ANYTIME
WITHOUT SERVICE CHARGE.
Dearborn Steel • Tubing (Canada) ' are
experiencing a period of peak production and
sales at their plant here in Goderich. The
section of assemblyline shown here are
,engaged in welding sections of the tailpipes
which are manufactured for practically all
types of autos made in. Canada. At right,
Colin Howes, .:chief,; setup .man at Dearborn -
Steel Tubing, puts a bend in the steel tube
with one of the powerful presses that give
the tailpipes the many bends and twists they
require before they'll fit the chassis of. an
automobile. (staff photo).
The picture of Salmon P. Chase
appears on $10,000 bills.Grover__
Cleyeland on $5,000, and Wrlliam
McKinley on $1,000.
To Hensall With
On Saturday, May 6th, about 20,
union..men from.Goderich, walk.
ed to Hensall to present the
Published by
,w.
GODERICH-and DISTRICT 'LABQit =COUNCIL
, So we lost our potential in.
dustry, Our town was judged on
its merits and found ,wanting.
We could have financed the
building; serviced the potential
industrial park,- supplied them
with a labor force e,,nd we still
lost. Tne factor that tipped the
scales was the male wage rate
they were given of $2,13 per hour.
We don't think this figure•repre.
sents a decent living wage today,
but -does it represent a man's
wages here in Goderich? This fig.
'ure was quoted tb them by one
of our' local industries. Did this
industry expect that the new in-
dustry would hire all their men
away from 'hem? L€ so, they had
better have a check on their per.
° sonnel relations.
We honestly believe we'd have
a lot more - money- to spend if
every man working in Goderich
wa-s getting $2.13 per hour. But
the really exasperating • thing is
that inthe last four months,
three separate figures have been
useci,to,represent,Goc erichwz�'es,
$3,501.00, $4, 800, 00 and now this
$2.13 which is"$4,430.40 par year.
•The 54,800.00 keeps us from
being made a designa'tedareaand
the $4,430.40 lost us an industry.
We are almost forced to.the con.
clusion that ;nobody knows what
Mr. Average Worker inGoderich
gets. Maybe we should find out
before we talk to our next pot.
ential industry.
Saturday, May 6th was a proud
day for Labor in Goderich. From
our incomes, which leave very
little margin for things that aren't
necessities, we dug out a very
nice bit to help our neighbours,
who suffered such heavy losses . in the tornado.,• Perhaps you have
to know need yourself before you
can understand somebody else's.
To those outside Labor, who con.
- tributed, we say a very sincere,
"Thank you," on behalf of the
people who suffered loss. Those
who asked our canvassers to
leave their premises without even
,a civil, "no," no doubt feel they
did the right thing.
We don't . How about you?
It would be nice if we could give you the exact answer in our
advertising, but for this we require considerable knowledge about
your financial situation, your family responsibilities and your
present assets.
However, we do have a formula which enables you to list most
of your important financial needs. These guidelines for life insurance
are expressed lin terms of a total dollar amount in some cases; in a
percentage -of annual income in others.
w Oyer Formula looks like this: 1 M 1:2 114- 1/2.
1 1 year's income—the amount your family will need tc'
cover Estate.Clean-Up costs.
M The mortgage. remaining on your house.
1/z - 1/2 your annual salary for your wife until the children
are out ofschool.
1/4 1/4 of your present salary to your wife after the children
' are educated.
• 1/2 1/2 of your, average annual earnings as a retirement
• income for yourself. .
Now you have on paper the basis of a truly sound plan for financial
security for you and your family. The next step is to guarantee this
security with life insurance. The Man from Manufacturers can sho'ty
you how much you need. "
W. E. Williams
Representative
GODERICH
Tel: 524-7665
216.66
Donations
tornado relief authorities with tile
proceeds of a canvass they had
made among union members and
the people oLGoderich4
The Town Council has started
the fund off with a ,cheque for
$100, and a total of $678, was
raised and'duly presented. As the
Province is matching every doll-
ar raised locally with another
one -,---it can be --easily- seen that -0
every bit helps. • : -•
The day was almost perfect for
the ' walk .and the bagpipes `of
Allastair Pirie made the last part
of the trip more pleasant. a'
I t is . hoped that the blisters
these men got from their, walk
are healing nicely, and what' is
more important and the object
of their walk, thg tornado re.
lief • fund got some publicity.
There is a great need for help.
Earl 'Dick, chairman of the
tornado, relief fund expressed
their thanks to all who contrib.
uted, and Goderich labor are very
grateful to all those who helped
them to help their neighbours:
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BUYERS FROM
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Once you've picked a floor plan that suits your needs, and
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Local Hauling '
ANYTIME
if you are * NEW -TO -TOWN • or
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home -
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made sure there is art operating Commerce branch at Expo '67 , . • open
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If you are planning a visit to Expo, see your local Com,merce branch first,
There you can obtain Expo Rass%Yor.ts' at a lower' old' 1 r'.'ff-parchase•ci
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transportation' ar-rd amtrs'ernent tickets at a discount, and° Travellers'
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serve you,.
Think of the fun you can have this summer in a
car like this -with the money you can save now!
The great thing about owning a Falcon is that
you can live it up in style and save money at
the same time. And right now is the -time you
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Ford safes are breaking records and the benefits
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+ , ° 1967- aur"Hundredth•Yaar tlt Banking Service 4'
WELCOME
SERVICE
MERCURY
would, like to calI on you with
,"housewarming gifts" and in-
forniation about, your new, loca-
tion. The Hostess will be glad to
arrange your, subscription to the: ,_,
SidNAL-STAR.
Call her at 5244525
Goderi:c h Motors
PHONE 524.7308 '
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