Rust coating technique aids protective finish base
A fragment notes an old country firm helping a man remember that rusting into a protective finish serves as an excellent base for paint.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
4
A fragment notes an old country firm helping a man remember that rusting into a protective finish serves as an excellent base for paint.
Russell Banner reports a cinnamon bear cub tagged along with exploring fishermen near Ochre River district. The cub attached itself to par Sid Tharpe and was carried home where it now feeds from a bottle and receives visitors.
About 600 wage earners were employed in Rivers 271 at full time jobs and 32 part time. The Canadian National was the largest user of help. James Frame chased his car and overtook it at the hotel but the thief vanished. Bob Alien won the big fish contest with a jack over six pounds. Married couples Marion Irene Lee and Elwoods J Spearmag in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs S Halliday Carnegie began an 800 mile trek to Thorsby Alberta in two covered wagons. Rivers gun club held a tournament with prizewinners J A Grummett C Howard Miss Stuart and Mrs C Howard.
Friday listings include Mrs J Fisciuc of Hamilton Ontario and Mrs J Y Fleming. Tuesday features Frank Walker Mrs J Hain and Mrs BR OL Post in Hilton. Wednesday lists Mrs JD Elliott Jack Tiltman in Winnipeg. Thursday mentions Mrs H Gabe in Winnipeg.
A bronze plaque honoring 8000 Canadians who served in the Boer War was unveiled at the Manitoba legislative building in Winnipeg on the 50th anniversary of the war’s end. Attorney-General C Rhodes Smith unveiled it in the premier’s absence. The plaque, erected by the province, hangs on a second floor wall and bears the inscription honoring those who enlisted.
The column riffs on rising paper prices and why publishers balk at printing. a playful dialogue about memory plans unfolds with domestic snippets and a joke about a Minnesotan visitor asking for whiskey. The piece closes with a quip about choosing sides and buttered bread.
The quote argues bad officials arise when good citizens do not vote and cites Winston Churchill on fanatics. It then notes in America some say there is a divide where people label each other as Democrats or Republicans.
A warning from the national audubon society warns DDT use endangers birds and wildlife. Extensive young bird deaths result from applications. The society urges spraying before and after major nesting seasons. Fish and reptiles also show high susceptibility to poison.
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