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sealant Rape magn § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 20, 1963 Goodyear Plans $1 Million Plant BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. confirmed Wednesday that they will build a $1,300,000 reclaim plant in Bowmanville. Plant Manager H. G. Mac. Neill announced that the plant, under consideration for some time, will definitely be located in Bowmanville. Plans call for the new division to be erected on the --. property in an area south-west of the present factory. The building will contain more than 30,000 square feet of floor space. "The plant is being built in two phases," said Mr. MacNeill, who is also a member of Bow- manville's Industrial Com. mittee. "Completion of the first phase will produce a total of ten mil- lion pounds of reclaim a year, and will employ approximately 25 people." Mr. MacNeill said that the second phase of operation will include extra equipment and boost production to around 20 million pounds per year. "At that time, about 40 peo- ple will be employed," he said. Although no official date has been set for the start of con- struction, Mr. MacNeill stated that he expected the first sod will be turned within the next four to six weeks, The construction of the plant will be such that space will be provided for the extra equip- ment needed for the second phase, This expenditure will be made when it is warranted by the demand for this material,| Mr. MacNeill said. The reclaim making process} will be the most up to date) available, and is known in the) industry as the "Reclaimator Process". In this process, scrap tires} ate ground into a fine powder,| and the waste fabric and wire is mechanically separated from the particles of rubber. At this) point the rubber is mixed with) an oi] and then fed into a re- claimator machine. | year was contemplating an addi. tion to their present facilities was given at a luncheon some weeks ago when L. E. Spencer, President of Goodyear Canada spoke to local officials including Mayor Ivan Hobbs, Alex. Car. ruthers, Member of Provincial Parliament, Russell Honey, Federal Member of Parliament, and members of the Industrial Commission. Accompanying Mr. Spencer to Bowmanville were A. W. Denny, Vice-President in Charge of Pro- duction, Goodyear Canada, and other members of Goodyear's top management. In charge of this new opera- tion will be Leo Huhta who is being transferred here from the New Toronto plant, Mr. Huhta, a graduate Chem- * ical Engineer from the Univer- sity of Toronto, started tn the New Toronto Production Squad- ron. He has held important as- signments in the Development and Production Organizations for that plant. He is married with two children and will be moving to Bowmanville shortly. Mr. MacNeill paid tribute to Mayor Ivan Hobbs and Town Officials for their co-operation during the initial planning stages of this project and for their efforts in helping to make this expansion a reality. This is the first expansion that Goodyear have made in Bowmanville since 1958 when the new Belt Department was completed. The plant presently employs approximately 600 peopie and has enjoyed very steady produc- |tion through the years. Mr. MacNeill stated that it is up to everyone connected with the Goodyear Bowmanville operations, both Management and labor, to make this new operation as successful as pos- sible, If it is successful then the second phase of this plant will become a reality and Manage- ment will be encouraged to look Ito Bowmanville for additional Jexpansion in existing products | and Legend Aer rg "The additions that Manage-| This is a specially construct-/ ment have made in the past)~-- 9 PI AAD re i2e9/ IL TOWN OFFICIALS, and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. men recently toured a re- claim plant in Vicksburg, Mississippi. The plant is sim- Ajax Visitor Gets Honor From Queen AJAX ( Staff) --While on holiday with his son and daugh- ter-in-law in Ajax, Samuel George Newport, of Plymouth, England, has received word that he has been made MBE (Mem- ber of the Order of the British |Empire) in the Queen's Birth- |day Honors List. Mr. Newport and his wife are at present living with Mr. and Mrs. George Newport at King's Court Apartments, Ajax. The recipient, who is 66 and retired, received a letter today from the Secretary to the U.K. Prime Minister. He served in the Royal Air Force since the early 1920's and later went into the civil service as a clerical jofficer for the RAF. Mr. Newport has the Secretary to the Prime Min- ee er Ta ee ong FT Ee Sige Oe DIAG eS aio rm ¢ ' green oe * Lape ge PR RE Te Ua yp ie ilar to one planned for Bow- manville. Shown (l-r) are-- Chester Peterson, president of the U.S. Reclaiming Co., Buf- falo, N.Y.; Bowmanville Coun- + le Lane : eal cillor Glentiolme Hughes; H. Gordon MacNeill, Bowman- ville plant manager; His Wor- ship Mayor Ivan Hobbs; Good: |. year vice-president A. Wal- ister stating that he will be un- able to attend the investiture, which is due to take place in the fall. HAS FEW ROADS The 4,000-square-mile West} African country of Gambia has|| no railroad and only 65 miles of | paved roads. | British Royal Navy | To Play Ajax Club | AJAX -- An exhibition rugby) game has been arranged be-| |tween Ajax Rugger Club and a} team from the British Royal |Navy, to take place at Ajax |High School on Thursday, June 37, | The Royal Navy team will be FRIDAY | By Popular Demand | The Fantastic | "COUNTS FIVE" composed of crew members oi HMS Wizard, Tenby and Tor-| |quay, three anti-submarine frig-| jates making a courtesy call to) |Toronto next week. } | The kick-off will be at 7 p.m.} |After the game, the Town ot} |Ajax will host both teams at a} |buffet supper in the Ajax Legion} n to'Hall. and their GROUP Union Threatens To Tie-Up Project BRANTFORD (CP) -- Local 1668 of the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Pa- perhangers of America (CLC) are threatening to tie up three nats President Crawford Murray|the hiring of McLeod and Sons, said the local also intends to|@ non-unior. painting and decor- picket the. $110,000 St. Basil's) #ting firm, at all three projects, Roman Catholic Church parish WENT TO ISRAEL hall and the $325,000 Providence) Of the 80,000 Jews living in College and senior separate|Turkey in 1948, some 30,000 had school projects. found a new home in Israel by The 35-member local protests'the end of 1950. major construction proj- | jects here because of non-union painters being used on the jobs. Members stopped work Tues- day on the $90,000 Assumption ---- Catholic Church parish all. .. . at KARN'S | SATURDAY Sensational ,.. "Vibrations" } The lace Denny and Vicksburg |§ BEACH HOUSE Mayor John D. Holland. > OSHAWA ON.-THE-LAKE i YOU'LL MAKE NO MISTAKES --Statesman Photo 'Gaara WELL WORTH THE SHORT DRIVE OVER... "THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG" WITH WILLIAM HOLDEN ond NANCY KWAN RECOMMENDED ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ALSO ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S... GREATEST . . . "R EAR WINDOW" JAMES STEWART GRACE KELLY WENDELL COREY THELMA RITTER BOTH IN COLOR e ALWAYS COLOR CARTOON WITH = TORONTO ~ 282-3969 -- WHITBY 668-2 BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:00 P.M. ¢ INCLUDING SUNDAYS CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE Mistake-proof Cameras Just aim--look for the green light in the viewfinder--and shoot! Agfamatic brings you perfect results automatically, Pictures turn out natural and lifelike in either colour or black and white. 69,00 FOUR MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM *7RAMATIC ARE PRICED FROM ed piece of equipment that de-/nave been a reflection on the| of pressure and heat. said Mr. MacNeill. "If this good vulcanizes the rubber by means | . 9 good efforts of the employees) aids i wal halal fe aad | and the people of Bowmanville, ERATURE DANY 07. 9:05 : w av From this operation the re- : ' . : 7 claim rubber fs refined and cut into slabs. This will be a highly auto. mated plant, the manager said, requiring heavy processing equipment. Various conveying systems will be used to move the material from the start of the operation right through to the finished reclaim, The pro- cess is a continuous one operat- ing 24 hours a day, and it is ex- pected the plant will operate six days a week. The first indication that Good- effort and co-operation can be maintained, then we see no rea- son why we cannot continue to grow. This is a challenge that faces everyone in this town." RIPPED PASSPORT READING, England (CP)-- Pretty Evelyn Roberts opened her new passport and didn't like what she saw. Her photograph, she says, 'looked awful" so she tore it up. A government official reprimanded her but issued a new passport. The Battle of Thermopylae THE 300 SPARTONS cewith--~ RICHARD EGAN DIANE BAKER COLOR "WHO'S 'COUNT! ALL-OOLOR WEEK-END PROGRAM | TOMORROW! BILTMOR ADDED 1001 THRILLS! Jules Verne's "FIVE WEEKS WA BALLOON" | ADULT HELVYN DOUGLAS: PATRICIA NEAL: BRANDON ae WILDE | ee 2 He lived only for In the blood path WITH RED BUTTONS PETER LORRE FABIAN IN COLOR GOT THE ACTION" Color of conquest there stood only one the Flesh and The Sword "ERIK THE CONQUEROR" IN COLOR temptotion ... Rama, Queen of the Vestal ERFEIT TRAITOR" - Color DRIVE OUT * TONIGHT * ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON! 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