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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
10
Varnish advice suggests warming the can in a shallow hot water bath to improve flow and drying time, with a target around 70 degrees for free circulating air. Britain reports tenfold rise in coal exports to Europe after six months, while UK coal output per man shift remains the highest in Europe.
Fertilizer shipments valued at 34.386 million dollars placed 18th among Canada’s leading exports. The 1939 total rose from 32.108 million the year before and compared with 7.066 million in 1938.
A June 7 banquet in Ochre hall honored Ochre River High School graduates with remarks by Principal E. Single and a valedictory by Marian Blair. G. Gagen and Inspector W. G Booth delivered greetings from the board and education department. Certificates went to Donald Wood Joy Le Sueur and Reginald Blackman. The event closed with dancing to Brown's orchestra.
About 500 farmers officials and industry representatives attended a Manitoba weeds commission demonstration at the University of Manitoba. Sixteen machines including 13 sprayers and dusters showcased low volume nozzles and four to ten gallons per acre.
The Gilbert Plains agricultural show drew capacity crowds for the third annual Boys and Girls club concert. Five winners from Dauphin area will perform at Rally Day in Dauphin on July 5, competing with Ste. Rose entrants.
David L. Mellish is named chairman of the municipal and public utility board effective May 1, replacing the late W R Cottingham. The minister of municipal affairs notes Mellish brings unique experience from six years as second senior member of the board and also serves as vice-chairman of the Sanatorium board of Manitoba. Mellish moved from Prince Edward Island to Manitoba in 1902 and previously served as reeve of Pipestone.
The Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating cites fires in Canadian homes last winter equaling automobile accident deaths. It blames carelessness and postpones prevention to summer cleaning and inspection of heating systems. It urges homeowners to hire qualified contractors for thorough furnace and chimney checks and to follow safe furnace operation practices.
A six team baseball league has been organized by clubs from Bethany Cameron Frickson Roseneath and Minnedosa in MINNEDOSA.
Gladstone, a former principal of the collegiate, is selected as the sole Manitoba delegate to attend the United Nations Economic Social and Cultural Conference in New York.
Six neighboring towns joined Swan River for a highly successful music festival held in the community plaza drawing diverse audiences and local performers.
Allan Bell set a record in the primary half mile while Velma Rush secured two first place finishes at the provincial track meet.
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