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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
9
Readers invited to submit opinions on Tide's cleaning power across many uses from laundry to dishes and surfaces. The Herald seeks the ten most interesting letters to publish in the Household Opinions column.
Two weeks remain to enter the Mermerm Mermaid Fair West contest in Lauphin. Entry requires Tide samples and a form with the winner judged by The Herald editors. Include name, Tide, week’s washings, and submit 2 sample entries.
Practical guidance from Tide on washing with hot and warm water, including load sizing, suds maintenance, soaking white fabrics, colorfast handling, and separate cycles for fast and nonfast colors. Emphasizes Tide’s superior suds and economical performance, with a note to use Tide alone and avoid water sifters or soap mixtures.
Queensland farmers protect bee colonies from giant sugar cane toads by raising hives two feet off the ground and installing netting barriers around apiaries to deter the invasive amphibians.
A meat company saw sales slump after yellow walls and floors created an unappealing yellowish after image. Following expert advice, they repainted green which made meat look redder and juicier, restoring and boosting sales.
Diplomat Afzal in London attends Caxton Hall for a civil wedding to Alam Osmania, then a traditional Moslem ceremony. Osmania arrived recently to propose. first wedding was civil, second a traditional wedding.
Orville Pulsifer of Halifax uses a two way radio equipped cruiser aircraft to locate fires and lost people in Nova Scotia. He says his system can be heard over two miles from 2000 feet and directs firefighters with precise pinpointing within a quarter mile.
Neepawa high school held graduation ceremonies with 32 prizes and awards presented. The governor-general's medal was among the honors bestowed, recognizing outstanding student achievement.
Dr. Emmet Dwyer chief medical officer for Canadian National Railways and Trans Canada Air Lines in western Canada wins a seat on the University of Manitoba board of governors. He leads the Hlumai association and holds roles with St John Ambulance Winnipeg Medical Study Club Aero Medical Association and the American Association of Railway Surgeons.
Pupils of Mrs J E McNabb presented a musicale at Mrs F Miner’s home on Friday June 12 featuring piano and vocal solos, duets, and a gypsy themed play titled Reminiscing with Tell Me Gypsy. The program closed with songs by teachers and lunch served by younger children. Also noted are municipal talks on a greater hospital district and a one day crow hunting campaign by the local game and fish association.
By-law passage enables violators to pay penalties directly to the town without additional court costs. The change applies to traffic offences and is intended to speed up penalties collection.
John Arthur Thorin died at Winnipeg General Hospital on Saturday June 12 after a lengthy illness. Born in Broomhill he moved to Dauphin then Listowel district in 1940 with his parents J. E. Thorin. Surviving are his parents and sister Mrs. Jack Fernell of Gilbert Plains. Funeral from Bullmore's chapel on Tuesday June 15 with Rev. L. A. Mattitt officiating. Burial in Riverside cemetery. Pallbearers were D. Gladdish A. Abrey G. Weatherson L. Koty B. Buchanan F. Post.
Obituaries record the deaths of Leon Krudzo and Mrs Daniel Fleming Wilson with June service dates and family survivors. Catherine Amanda Brownlee’s biographical movements and marriage are noted along with two Winnipeg sons. Archdeacon Bridgettoft attends the Ashville service and pallbearers are named for the Riverside Cemetery interment.
Henry Stanley Hamilton of The Pss died suddenly at the Dauphin Hotel on Wednesday June 0 at age SS. Born Crand Valley Ontario, he was married to Mary Whyte Menzies. Further details follow.
Inez Marion Davis infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Davis of Paulson died at Dauphin General hospital Friday June 11 Funeral services were held at Bullmore’s funeral home Saturday June 12 at 230 pm Rev L A Mattitt officiating Burial followed in Riverside cemetery Surviving besides her parents are two brothers Walter 5 and Charles 3
Forty purebred heifer cows departed Malton Airport on May 28 bound for Quito Ecuador in what officials call the first substantial cattle shipment to the region. A second dairy cattle consignment was due to depart Malton early in June.
Canadian shipments to Siam jumped in 1947 with motor vehicles Tires and tire manufacturers mineral wax and other items valued at 415 191 dollars highlighting a strong year for cross border commerce.
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