Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 14 Sep 1966, p. 18

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MOSCOW CPIflhe fileay work week is curring to Russia To judge by the advance buildup it Is an lrwitution that falls just short of pomssing miraculous powers The fliveday mkgg we makes ma breeder use the mlubrlous one of nature for an active overcorrdng oi fatigue or ac cilnuleting energy and vital lty wrote an eminent medicoi Icicotist molly nSudnunrestralned iestimonh ale reflect the unbounded en tianan llloso who are pm parlng the way or the new ar rangement scheduled to take geneml elieot next year fbe fiveday week doesnt mean cut in the number at hours worked 1th van remain It 41 the some as in the pres WEDNESDAY SEPT 14 1060 ll 75Day Work week Seen In Russia ent sixday week instead oi working five days for seven horns and one day for six as mgenefual rulke Inormal mat yw nor our ayra eight hours and one day at no 1am Soviet factories are scheduled to be operating under the new plan by November 1967 the 50m anniversary at the Bolshevilr revolution indications are that it will be Widon publicized as land mark in the development of SO tlet society undcr the revolu on GIVEN CLOSE SCRUTINY characteristically the five day week did not come about as result oi open agitation by or ganized labor as would have been the case under capitalism As regular as clockwork Choose any day If you have the lime we have the flight to Britain We fly there more often than anyone else at this time of or because we think theres more for you to enjoy ore frontrow views of historic pagean More star spiashed West End premieres More time or cosy chats in quaint old inns and pubs In fact about the only thing you wont find more of is rush So prepare to relax And right through winter choose from 16 BOAC and Air Canada flights week from Toronto to London Inciden tally the average midwintcr temperature in London is some 16 degrees above Torontos Quite warm really So is the welcome youll findshoard yourBOAC jet 7BOAC BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION WITH AIR CANADA FOR RESERVATIONS AND TICKETS CALL 0K Johnson Travel Service 11 Dunlap new Avis cu no men Multlpll Vltlminl I00 Table In ABSORBINE JR ounces leg 125 World Wide lnvd monument but as remit of ivorytower iMolleotnei debits and experi meats unloved by the Com munist rt 0mman party has Leonl Brcrhnev finally announced adoption of the iivoday week as otlldai cy earlier this year Trans tion on the new omens would be gradual In good Marxist fashion the changeover has been dissected and examined iromovery eons caivebla viewpoint by learned scholars and analysts use investigations turned up some attributes ot the five day week that workers in the West who have enjoyed it since not long alter the Second World War prom never dreamed it poss For instance poll carried out at cotton iuctory and worsted mill in the Moscow ro glonplunts whore the fiveday week has bcen in effect for about three years nowindi cated that It has positive cf fctt on workers general dia position Two days off week are an hmortztnt health tumor said one report As result such sctnxiule leads to reduced sickness rains and heightened labor productivity HELPS BEAT FATIGUE Dealing with the problems of construction workers it said cmne operators and welders ere atmpostd to show promp rc gems and intense concentra on These qualities ol the nerv ous system manllcst themselves much better in f1vcday week than in slxday week Alter two days oil the buliders got own to work without any rcs idunl fatigue phenomena as rule twodsy rat was perilcu larly valuable for brain work After all the cells of the brain cortex require more time for their restoration than any other cc Another study indicated that nunen purtlcularly stand to benefit from the switch to fivedny week With only one 50 cc Reg 425 0000s 55 Pills on 79c Report Fanners Net Income Increased 134 OTTAWA CPI Canadian farmers earned an estimated realized net income of $1595 000000 from farming operations In 1065 an increase of 154 per cent over 1964 the Dominion Bureau ot Statistics said today While farm operating ex penses and depreciation charges rose by more titan six per cent between 1064 and 1965 this was more than offset by increases in total me is from the sale of farm pr ucu supplementary payments and Income in kind The figures do not include Newioundland Total form not incomecal culatcdby adding thevalue of changes in inventory of iicld crops and livestock to realized farm net income was estimated at 01600100000 about to per cent above 1064 and 29 per cent above the 19601065 average Substantial increases in farm inventories of grain on the Pral riesand an increased yearcnd carryover of tobacco more than offset decline In livestock nurn her to contribute to the in Cash receipts from farming oration reached record hgh of $371500000 In 1965 slightly more than eight per cent above the previous high of 8408100000 In 1904 The bureau said the most im portant single contribution to the increase in inrmers cash receipts was made by cattle and calves There were lesser in creases for bags poultry dairy Eroducls potatoes rapeseed arley und Canadian wheat board participation payments The most important offset to these gains was substantial decrease In cash receipts from the sale at wheat day off from their Ions women spent most at it working around the house With two days off they solid devote the second one chiefly to within mo in So the vlct Union where high pro portion ot married women work outside the borne The term study found that with two days 011 instead of one workers can save up to 150 hours year in time spent trashing to and from their crease in total farm net income Per Cent Supplementary payments to armors In 1905 totalled 820100 000 compared to 50500000 in 1900 The 1964 total was made up entirely at payments under the Prairie Farm Assistance in Sign In 1065 Ilia Iétireunu payrollan ma federalgovernment to eligible milk and cream producers Farmotperatlng expenses and deprecia on charges reached new high of $204i100000 in 1005 compared to the estimach 32405500000 year ago Farm net income in 1905 In the nine provinces with 1001 fig ures in brackets Nova Scotia $13410000 Sic 120000 New Brunswick 012 moon itiea75000 Prince Edward island $15208000 12 017000 $101959000 000 $314115000 anitobn human tttsogssom Al bcrtn $312400000 0141175001 Saskatchewan $527504000 3247 175000 British 00111111111 059 019090 571010000 wonrn BRIEFS RESCUE 10 PERSONS RANGOON BantamThirty East Pakistanis driven Into the Bitva Bengal by floods were rescued by Burmese coastal vil lagers after being adrift in small boats for 17 days press 32mm reaching here said Sun ay NOTED MIMIC DIES LONDON AP British mimic Beryl 0rdc for more than 40 years glited imperso nator oi the famous died Sun day Miss 0rdo first appeared on the stage when nine years old earring£5 t$lfil track 115 male ersonaior Before she was to was renowcd for the impression of Greta Garbo Maurice Chevalier Gracie Fields and others IIIITE LN LOWEST PRAGUE Reuters Presi dent Johnsons world author ity was described by Olth slovek Communist party news mph as the lowest of 301 lie liouso occupant in the last 30 years And said Buds Provo 1mm prede cessors ed IIUmlfl thitsays sires Leo microns suitI ervlsor at Varcoa Brothers gravel pit at Mldhurrt checks the operation of one of the two cant type gravel crtlshcrs used to crush stones into pieces of amazingly uniform size Great steel springs absorb the ter rific vibration of there massle machines that could if re quired reduce the hardest rocks to dust Gravel Processing Like Threshing Grain By BRIAN BAKER Gravel is such common com modity in Simcoo that We set dom give it second thought and yet throughout the County well over million tons of this natural resource is mined sn nunlly to be used in road con struction concrete and as phalt making and consequently to build modern homes factor ies farm buildings sidewalks highways bridges and even atrcetllght poles Simcoe is rich ly endowrd with this valuable raw material Visiting Varcoe Brothers gravel pit and processing ma chinery at lliidhurst discov ered that there is far more to the gravel handling industry than just digging gravel out of huge open pits and that it was more exciting too EIOIII MILLION TONS To give you some idea of the demand for gravel since we opened this pit in 1951 we have taken out well over eight mil lion tons of gravel rcmnrkcd Clltford Varese Recently we have opened new pit up the Snow Valle head from which wshave eadytalren 11 mil lion tons lo the pits there is rcscrve of at least ten mil lion tons of gravel Most of the gravel we pro cess Is used in Simcoc pariiru lsrly In the Barrie district The biggest single user of our grav el at present the concrete block and readymix concrete In dustry followed by asphalt pav Ing industry large volume Is also used road construction Since the various companies and other users must make concrete and asphalt In all different specifications as to he rim of crushed stone in land we llp crate the land from the stone to that it can be rocomhinui in the required proportions With our present machinery we can pro cess up to 15 hundred tons oi gravel daily With Leo Borihelatte super visor lending spent lastin atlng half hour climbing up and down jungle gym of long steel ladders and clamherlng round inspection stages three and four stories high peering Into cnishcrs washer screens and shakers and hugs solicmp tying hoppers It looked like mineral mining operation Upmthetopmostatagswe watched long rubber conveyor belt bring up from atockpilo below an endless stream of raw pitran gravel at approaching hundred tons an hour As it fall Into massive fastshaking grader high pressure water at 30 thousand gallons an hour scoured the gravel clean and we loolrcd down below to see the yellow11mm slitlach water rushing away down flumo just like In goldsluice box It two inch screen let land and small stones fall through onto another norm which In turn let the clean sand drop on down Into Ihe sand hopper and scnt the small stones down long chute to the cons stone cnrshm The large rocks we watched sliding to their doom in the Jew crusher CRUSHEII TB IIEAIII The massively he avy jaw amber is the heart of the pro ccssing machinery Ono jaw is stationary the other rolls on an eccentric axle in crushing shearing action Three hundred times minute these awesome laws close with shuddering crank shattering Into small piec es avcn the hardest rocks up to footballsits as it they were so many peanuts Now ihceo fragments and lhe smaller stilluncrushcd atonrs go sliihcring dour into two great cono crushcrl Each cons crush er consists of tuna stationary cone Ihnpccl like an old fruh ioncd hcchlvc and another which fits over the first and rotates and rocks In double crushing action thnl loaves most rock small enough to all through scvcnclghths and thrceelghths screens the larger fragmcnts being recirculated Iar reerush lng Long long rubber elevat ors which cannot slope more than 60 degrees carry processed and semiprocessed materials in all directions Underneath tempor ary storage hoppers truck driv ers Eull levers and effortless fill elr tnrcks with 11 to 13 tons of land enlshed pit run or crushed stone in as little as hair minute per load This machinery Is really iust like big threshing machine still used on some farms to thrash grain said Mr Bertha lotlc Both use screens shak ers elevators and mvlty to separate light moicrlal from the heavy But we use water instead of air fans to clean the gravel TRAVEL TO POWDER Pit run gravel that is gravel as It is dug from the pit is called round gravel because most of the stones have rounding surfaces which do not bind or mesh very well when used in concrete or as bait Therefore we cnuh to ill erent sizes such as threoquorierinrh orthm elghthslnch or any site requir cd and this crushing glvcs rcsultln fragments sharp gulnr gcslhatmaks them hind tightly into asphalt or concrete Washing makes the gravel cleail so that If id asphalt or cement sticks tig tly to the surfaces With thcss crusher we could make grach into powder it we used flno enough screens and rocimslate it enough tithes The machinery it largely auto matic You iced gravel In one and and truck the processed gm vci and sand away from the various hoppers It takes lot at expensive equipment and hun tired of horsepower in electric motors to process gravel While crushed grnvrl with varying amounts of land go for ilun To Page 2i Please 99 37 89 63 99 99 at KIDNEY PlllS CLEARASIL 12 ounces Rog l25 NIVEA CREAM 4or Rog 141 ENFAIAC Dotonposlant Colo of 24 Tablets Rog 792 97 599 83 was 75c was 63 59 no PERSONNA 54 WNW BARRIE DR SCHOllS Com Callous radl 55 Preparation snnm homrotdtl mme paln Ron 33 Wt Patricio HAIR SPRAY fmoulu It ACRYLIC LATEX WW Reg LI lAVORlS l7 ounces Reg 25 NOXZEMA lNSTANT MTHER TUMS Work qvltll to tin nl cl House PAINT Outlasts all point 00 Fast easy to apply Dries in 00 mlnutas Clmn up with wait Cool on all surfact 41c 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