Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-08-27, Page 5Mit
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HURON CO11101 MUNICIPAL
POLICE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
requires
FULL TIME DISPATCHER
At the Goderich Dispatch Office
Duties to include radio communication,
police dispatching, switchboard operation
and computer terminal operation.
'Applicant must be willing to work shifts and
also possess touch typing skill.
For further details please contact the un-
dersigned.
Applications will be accepted until Septem-
ber 10th, 1900 at 12:00 noon by the under-
signed.
Larry J. McCabe
Clerk -Treasurer
Town of Goderich
57 West Street
GODERICH, Ontario.
OFFICIAL OPENINGRip.resentatives for the Unit.
ed Co-operatiVes of Ontario -and local politicians Oath—. 44
ered at the new KO Winghem feed mill Thursday to .\
participate in an all -day official opening ceremony of 711100,
This is your invitation to
you and your family
to attend our gala
• Of the all-new Case 90 series
general purpose tractors
DATE: Thursday, September 4
• rain or shine
STARTING TIME: 8:00 p.m.
musical entertainment starts
LOCATION: Clinton Community Centre,
in the Grandstand
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RECORDING ARTIST JIM MEDD WITH THE ALL-NEW
CASE GENERAL PURPOSE TRACTORS
Starting at 8:00 p.m., sit in
the Clinton Grandstand and
enjoy the music of
also featuring recordingortist
*Our Grandstand Premier Showing will be the introduction of the all-
new 90 series general purpose tractors. Case Factory Representatives
will be on hand. Film Presentation.
*DOOR PRIZES
*FRESH CORN -ON -THE -COB
*AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE
SERVED FOLLOWING THE
ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM.
" Orville Monk, chairman of the official
ittee, heads the ribbon -cuffing cere-
the dedication of the mill.
Turnberry Township and
Teeswatez Creameg
are / working towsird an
@greenlet* resulting in the
Plant hauling water to fires
within thetownshiti-
councillor Lynn Hoy
reported at lest week's
meeting that the plant will
supply a 3,000 -gallon load of
water to major fires for $60
per load. However the
company 'will not be held
responsible in the event of
any accidents.
It was decided that a list of
phone numbers of plant
'employees will be given to
Fire Chief Dave Crothers. If
extra water is needed to
extinguish a blaze in Turn -
berry, creamery trucks will
be on hand to supply it.
In other business John
Underwood attended the
meeting to object to .a com-
ment, made by Drainage
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MINISTRY REP -Ron McNeil, MP, frltamentary
assistant to Lorne Henderson, ministeri�f agriculture
and food, was one of nine speakers at thifOfficia I open-
ing coremontesof the mist United. - ' fives of On-
tario Wingham feedGmill,h1eldfast,Tly —1., Mr. Mc -
Officially opened
Nell congratulated the UCO for providing a needed
service to its members. He added that the ministry
and the UCO have worked together to keep the feed In-
dustry efficient and competitive.
New feed mill combines
research and new design
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. By Terri Polillo OFFICIAL OPENING major ingredient of all com-
The new United Co- During his speech at the plete livestock feeds," said
operatives of Ontario feed dedication of the new mill Mr. Smith.
mill, situated just north of August 21, which attracted Ronald McNeil, parlia-
Wingham on Highway 4, is several hundred people, he mentary assistant to Lorne
,an example of how new tech- said, "At a time when the in- Henderson, minister of agri-
nology and design in feed creasing costs of energy are culture and food, said the
mills and research have impacting on all levels of our feed industry "is a technical
been combined to promote economic and „social en- and challenging business".
success in the feed industry. vironment, the concept of a He explained that the
modern, regional feed plant, Ministry of Agriculture and
operating with the latest Food has handed, down
.technology, the latest in research and worked with
quality control and shipping the UCO to keep the feed
techniques, and staffed by business competitive.
competent operators makes, He pointed out how corn
a lot.of sense " yields per acre have grown
"Equally important is that from 55 bushels to 90 over the
region in which this feed mill years and soya beans now
will operate contains top have a higher protein con -
flight feed grain production tent.and are hardier.
.and an ever-expanding live- Other members of the
stock and poultry industry, platform committee for the
Combine these factors with ceremonies were William
escalating transportation Walden, mayor of Wingharn;
costs, and location of a feed. Brian McBurney, reeve of
plant in this area is a natural Turnberry Township;
marriage." Richard Moore, vice chair -
During the all -day official man of Belgrave council;
opening ceremonies 4ulian Douglas Cameron, secretary
Smith, chief executive of- of the Lucknow District CO-
ficer of UCO, said the mill OP; Stu Luckhardt, a UCO
will satisfy the need for more director, and Orville Monk,
efficiency and increased chairman of the official
feed volunie. • opening committee.
He said the continued WINGHAM MILL
growth resulted in inade- The $3 million structure
quate manufacturing capa- sits on a 40 -acre property
city to meet co-operative about two miles north of
membersdemands. "After Wingham. Its metal clad
all, it has been 10 years since mill, enclosed receiving
we built the last central feed dock, bulk loadout area and
mill at Glencoe, near warehouse are operated by a
Chatham." computerized panel in a
"This condition was com- small room, which is the
plicated by the disastrous heart of the mill,
fire that destroyed the Tees- The operation can be run
water feed mill in 1978, and manually or by the computer
prior to that the loss by fire which formulates all
of the ('O -OP feed mill at ingredie ts for feeds
Mount Elgin, in Oxford automatically, based on
County " formulas in a mini com-
"Wingham was chosen as puter. Ingredients are
the location for this new mill weighed automatically in
because it is the centre of a self cleaning bins.
high level of demand for CO- One or two men can
OP services and because it is operate the automatic
nearer to substantial surplus -bagging area where a large
grain production. This mill bag is accurately weighed
can provide a market for and filled every 20 seconds.
kcal grain, and at,the same "We should be moving feed
time save freight costs on a out of here pretty fast," said
"UCO is part of the largest
feed • research network in
North America -- Co-pera-
tive Research Farms
(CRF) ," said Bob Coulthard,
UCO president. "With that
kind of quality as backing for
our products it's no wonder
we've been first in feed sales
in this province for some
time. Farmers trust our
product and the people who
work for the Cb -OP, After
all, the business is owned by
farmers themselves."
The CRF network has
more than 50 scientists from
across North America
pooling their expertise and
evaluating the research
trials being done on six
farms in the United States.
Each of these farms
specializes in a particular
sector of agriculture —
dairy,. beef, swine, poultry,
rabbits. Their program has
been extensive. For
example, in 1954 when UCO
joined CRF this CO-OP sold
53 varieties of feed: the cur-
rent list contains 201
varieties and in addition
there are 175 custom feeds.
These feeds are formulated
from 454 feed ingredients
licenced under the Canadian
Feeds Act.
"What's an added signi-
ficance with the Wingham
feed mill is the fact that all of
' this research and investi-
gation is now available in a
local outlet. We're proud of
that. At Wingham we'll be
able to buy local grain and to
bring to the farmer inter-
national expertise," Mr.
Coulthard said.
one employee, adding that
farmers will be able to pick
up feed at the mill if they
make arrangements through
their local CO-OP first.
The loading area has 24
overhead loading bins with
more than a 400 -tonne
capacity, and a Toledo plat-
form with an 80 -ton weighing
capacity.
The plant, featuring a 200 -
HP pellet mill, complete
with cooler, crumbler and
screener; three molasses
mixers; and a 150 -HP.
horizontal oil fired boiler is
said to be the most
sophisticated in Canada.
Together with its twin mill in,
Peterborotigh and three
other plants ili 'Ontario
(Guelph, Gleneoe and
Kemptville) and 40 local
mixing locations, the UCO
will supply more than 400,000
tonnes of feed to Ontario
farmers every year.
The UCO is owned by more
than 46,000 individuals and 48
member CO-OPs represent-
ing another 35,000 members
across the province.
Inspector ROM le
Mr. Underw
and Co4,1011
for a file dada
Apparently Mr. Nicfelt that the outlet
north end of Mr. Under.,"
wood's farm might nOt
adequate. It was the
specter's tuiderstanding iht"
the landowner woul4
"correct it if necessary'.
Mr. Underwood feltthe
wording of tila 4MM:eat
would held him llable for
costs "including the in-
stallation of, an -additional
drain across my neighbor's
proprerty" if the outlet
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he might expect you to cor.:'
reet it andpay fariv said
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Unda^d. "It Would 'he
unreasonblo:forien
for the wholething, especial,.
ly when your neighbor would
benefit from such a drai."
Mr. Nicholson added,
"You have to take the water
to a proper ettlet,"? but at.
this point there is no way of
telling whether or not Mr.
Underwood's outlet will du,
the job.
"I was under the im-.
pression the outlet was •
adequate," said Mr. Under-
wood, adding that he did not •
agree to correct it if nec-
essary.„
After a lengthy discussion
it was decided to call in a
provincial tile drain in-
spector for his comments. If
he doesn't feel the outlet is
sufficient a loan will not be
granted. However Mr.
Underwood has already
received approximately 44
per cent of the loan.
Mr. Underwood implained
he never saw the inspector's
report until after it was sent
to the province.
Dorothy Kelly, clerk -
treasurer, . explained that
since this has never hap,
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