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f fir- thsloiorgetown herald page 10l page 10 with mary biehn 0 taking the wrapper i off a loaf of bread r op- ening a filing cabinet dra- k wer 5 buying work socks or shopping at loblats all i used to be rather humdrum- chores but theyre different now i ah because of some invitat- ions to the press which we took 5 advantage of recently touring j several plants and attending a hew dimension to these ain be made into new film how is that for economy pf op eration a economy hardly seems to be the watchword when you think of a product which takes about 8000000 worth of machinery to produce yet all that mindboggling pre cision machinery is what gives the impression of economy to i tthe production processes in the buthday party have added ft ltd plant e on the eastern outskirts of town while perfunctory tasks i rhose giant maebjios handle 0 now when i unwrap j steel with the ease of a dress- a loaf of bread it makes me think of the cil plant at brampton where they make the bread wrappers plus many other polyethylene film prod ucts like jumbo green gar maker cutting out dress mater ial and the end products are filing cabinets office desksand chairs when you walk into thfir officeshowroom its like walking onto n movie sl bage bss frozen fcodbags and i the decor and furniture is stunj when weinstein the bags cur clothes come back nng invited the press to a party iri from the dry cleaners in the 9 a now abou tbose j toronto marking the completion dried before bejttg packaged for the store shelves 0 the huge old stone mill by the credit river is in teresting in itself since it ban quality as a pioneer indus try of glen williams the orig inal woollen mill from which the tsusiriess grew was located farther upstream where the mill dam is locate owned by the late william f bradleys fath er it was purchased by sam beaumont grandfather of arth ur beaumont glen williams in 1878 the present stone mill replacing it was built early this century tjhe beaumont woollen mill was operated by arthur beaumonts father jos eph until his death in 193- his son arthur who with his wife still lives in the family home in the glen managed the busi ness until when he sold it to sam penrice and gordon graham o a much shorter span of service was celebrated with a fun outing for us play day in the country for 55 city children a group of children from un der privileged families in down town toronto will have a day in the country near here august 7 and for many of them it will be th first time away from their noisy concrete world this will be the second year such a visit has been organized by rev and mrs keith hawkes and- the womens committee of hillcrest united church south of ashgrove and 10 teenagers with their adult chaperoncs to the hill crest united church about 930 ajn august 7 from there they will be divided into groups and be taken to 15 area farms for a day of riding and country fun i the young torontovisitors will returnr to hornby park in the late afternoon for garner and a picnic after supper they may return to the farms to watch the evening event of mil- kennedy road plant has been in operation for ten years nd we helped celabrcte its liirh- r j t0 just tok for quality izy by attending their open 2n colour now when i work socks i mentioned when shopping for socks house tcur lasj week pick up a pair in a store i some of the children whojjjg came last year had never been more than four blocks from the bus will take them back torontos poorest district down- j to their toronto homes around town mrs hawkes said a dif- 7 p- fercnt group of- children will c visl is arranged by the make the visit this year hillcrest church through sev- a special bus will bring the eral churches and missions inl 55 children 45 youngsters downtown toronto i monday is civic holiday next monday is civic holiday and the herald office will be closed those submitting news and advertising materialfor the next issue wul do a favour by having this in our hands by ftiday if possible discount centre 126 main n acton 7lv wallpaper prefinished panels a flooring carpet 9531190 open sat free si pjn y cut thisaqddt j jfv- i you may want to use it some day t0 obtain i information regarding a religtorsj trjat is bringing new hope to a trqubied world changing the hearts of people everywhere i it is a faith bringing world unityj and brotherhood through the love of cod box 164 bah a i oakville ont of his first year as president of loblaws it wasnt a stuffy do as these affairs can sometimes be due to the hosts outgoing per- 1 at impressed me racst about the plant as- arp handlonpcd or cut and ide from its complicated j f th re comfortable mrrtinery was the thrif tineas handioooed socks have had the examine the tos to see if they j tonality pls that of his wife j of the whole manufacturing opj eration it starts with the raw j product which is shipped from edmonton in the form of crys talline resin pellets in the brampton plant the pellets are melted down and then blown into huge bubbles of polyethy lene film which is processed thru rollers dryers printing presses cutters and folders into the desired finished product this done all the trim and waste is taken to a department which reverses tbhoie manufactur ing process and reconverts the fot and toe sections knitted or looped together theyre be coming a rarity in the market place becuise it is so difficult to train personnel in tho exact ing art of looping machines still and ninetyyearold father who j had a great time shaking hands and joking with everybody also his friend shopsy of delicates sen fame added to the party aj- mosphere by playing his piano accordion in a musical aggrega tion which included mr wein stein himsel on a violin moxey cant take the place of human whitney playing guitar and dexterity there q this i learned while on a tour of the beau mont knitting mills in glen williams it was fascinat ing to watch yarn being made right from scratch oops into the finished product there is even a laundry department half a dozen attractive young lady violinists their music made a lively background for convivial ity during the course of which i was introduced to hil da who appears every week in the lob aw ad and felt it my duty to advise her to get a national plastic film back to its original where the completed socks arc i jj taken all that pellet form so that it can agi washed in huge machines and music mus have relaxed my in hibitions but have you notic- ed it was in a good cause we now have a much more at tractivelooking hilda smilina out her message from the lolj law ads a letter from home sk story on page greatgrandma grafton who was ann erwin daughter of alexander erwin and mary ann wilson hornby news mr and mrs joe shea return- ed home on saturday from ber muda where they enjoyed a weeks vacation they left the toronto international airport i by plane on sunday morning july 20 which was their 25th j wedding anniversary i anniversary greetings to mr i and mrs elmer bailey who cel ebrate their wedding anniver sary on wednesday july 30 ed perry tom few and don shea spent a few days last week at wasaga beach mr fred mccarron of sut ton has been visiting with friends and relatives in this district for the past few days anniversary greetings are extended to mr and mrs pat flippance who will celebrate their wedding anniversary on wednesday july 30 mrs jim hamilton fton tyee july 27 to aug 2 wmaymwmtaccmais the success of todays highly mechanized farm depends to an everincreasing degree on the safety practiced by todays modern farmer when safety is your constant companion you run a more efficient and productive farm i did you know the word geyser is derived from an icelandic word mean ing to burst forth with viol ence v safety first last always harvests a lifetime of benefits as a modem fanner you put heavy dependence on the proper operation of costly often specialized equipment be sure it is safe to use keep all machinery in tip top shape accidents are fewer 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