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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE i TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1948 oodfellow Printing Company Limited Has roduces Wide Range of Trade and Class Graydon M. Goodfellow (right), Vice-President and Manag |a Director of Oshawa Times Limited, confers with sales ma ing Director of Goodfellow Printing Co. Limited, who is also | nager Douglas E. Chesebrough. ing type, which are operating day and night, together with six small job presses and | numerous other machines es- | sential to this department of | the business. The composing room has recently been out- fitted with a considerable | | | | | Toronto Office Now Located At 119 Adelaide St. W. As a service to the Toronto clientele of Goodfellow Printing Co., a sales office has been maintained for over twenty years in the cen- ter of Toronto's business district. Recently these offices ~ oh ' ' ¥ were moved to larger | ut quarters at 119 Adelaide | lant Superintendent William Corbett, shown here with his office assistant, Gloria Rora- St. West, where Mr. H. eck. Mr. Corbett has been with the compan y'since 1921, D. Tresidder. the Tor- onto sales manager, and us RSL Ln a RSs LS eR iris hmmm repo epi ies i Miss Dorothy L. Benson, ll Good Printing and Service ls | oie Secret of Success of Printing Co. | isis od gi Lh TELEPHONE AD. 0106 The production of about|with the plant operating both | for many years, fifteen hay . thirty weekly, semi-monthly, | day and night in order to ren-|ing been employed for monthly and quarterly publi- | der rapid and efficient service | years or more. Among this | juantity of new and up-t@e cations, as well as a large to a large list of customers | number is William Corbett, |qate equipment with which te volume of books, alogues, | widely scattered over the |the plant superintendent, who | improve and speed up effici- high-grade advertising liter- | province. The company en-| has been with the company |ent production. ature and commercial print-|joys an enviable reputation |since 1921. . The cylinder press depart- ing provides employment for | for the quality, as well as the He also referred to the ment is serveddy six cylinder about one hundred persons |quantity of its product. Gray- | equipment, modern and com- | presses, two of which are fast lon the staff of Goodfellow don M. Goodfellow, vice-|plete in all respects through- fautomatics. Printing Co. Limited, which | president and managing di-|out the plant; the kind of Efficient Bindery is associated' with Oshawa |rector, pointed out in an highly efficient installations In the modernly equipped Times Limited in the hum-|interview that one of the [that -make for superlative bindery are folders, stitchers, ming centre of activity | reasons for this is that the [printing service and produc-|cutters and other mechanical known as the Times building. | firm is served by an excep-|tion. In the large composing facilities - required in book The company's volume OF Honally skilled and experienc- | room, which with the bindery | binding, = including a new printing has tripled since its |ed staff, a large proportion [occupies an entire floor of the | Baum folder and a new organization in 1929, and the |of whom had been with the |publishing building, are five |Christensen gathering and staff has more than doubled, | company or it predecessors | Intert) pe machines for set-!stitching machine, each of i ; py tog NR hg ay Recently installed, this new Baum folding machine is the last word in this type of bindery equipment. ] '