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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1963

Page

6

Made in Canada dresses enter competitive export market

Canada launches a new export drive for dresses to Britain and Montreal with mass production. The article explains the need for fast deliveries high quality fabrics and low prices along with modern equipment skilled workers and efficient cutting and sewing. It highlights fabrics like terylene and tricot and notes the importance of the Made in Canada label for prestige.

Tim Britain Montreal London England Canada Europe

Mennonite Home in Waldheim Receives Grant

Social Welfare Minister A. M. Nicholson announces a provincial grant of 42000 to aid the Mennonite home for the aged at Waldheim. The funding covers about 20 percent of the estimated 210000 project cost for construction and equipment. The single story building will house a central kitchen dining and laundry and two wings for women and men.

Mennonite Home Social Welfare A. M. Nicholson Waldheim

Vacuum cleaner fights hospital infections near London

An inventive ex-seaman and partners near London develop the Climex U V a four wheeled sterilising vacuum with ultraviolet lamps. Frank James Elvy leads Climex Ltd in Orpington Kent which collaborates with Associated Electrical Industries for a hygiene focused machine. Elvy earned the Diesel Medal in Nuremberg for contributions to cleanliness in factories hospitals and public buildings.

London Climex U.V Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd Cimex Frank James Elvy Nuremberg Germany Republic German Institute of Inventors Nuremburg Elvy

Brighten basement walls with acrylic paint tips

The article advises wetting concrete walls before applying an acrylic paint coat and using a heavy pile roller or a whitewash brush. It also covers turning socks inside out to hide lint, cleaning silver with warm water and linen, and sealing silver in a tight bag for brilliance, plus using moisture proof packaging for home freezing.

Jack Miner Conservation Program Highlights Refuge Network

The piece recounts Jack Miner’s 1904 advocacy for safe waterfowl havens and notes a growth to 255 U.S. Federal Refuges funded by the Duck Stamp tax. It cites Illinois' $1,250,000 investment in Horse Shoe Lake, contrasts federal grain practices with Miner’s refuge, and mentions plantings of corn rye millet and pasture. A memorial sign proposal honors Miner at federal refuges.

Jack Miner Canada United States U.S Horse Shoe Lake Illinois

New oil sand deposit found on Melville Island

Preliminary analysis suggests a rich oil sand deposit on Melville Island in the Canadian Arctic, with sands higher in gravity than Athabasca crude. Explosives indicate the outcrop runs at least 60 miles, about 80 feet thick with the top 65 feet saturated, and potential conventional oil beneath elsewhere on the island.

Canada Melville Island Canadian Arctic Athabasca

Grain Elevator Workers Recalled at Lake Head Terminals

Three large terminal elevator companies at the Lake head recalled over 70 seniority men to manage rising grain shipments. Port Arthur elevators employ about 750 to 775 workers, roughly the same as last year.

Lakehead Port Arthur

Johnsons win grand championship at Royal Fair Toronto

Don and Marion Johnson of Burrows win the grand steer championship at the Royal Fair in Toronto with Shorty. They take first in three Hereford divisions, marking Saskatchewan's first win over Alberta in four years. The 950 pound champion may be sold in Ontario. The couple also receive the Royal Band of Canada award and the Alexander P. Westervelt Memorial Trophy.

Don and Marion Johnson Burrows Royal Fair Toronto Saskatchewan Alberta The Royal Ontario Johnsons Royal Band of Canada Alexander P. Westervelt Don David Johnson Davis Brothers Marion Wapella Post

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