Protective coatings hailed from Rolla Beryce factory in Glasgow
A new protective plastic surface coating developed at the Rolla Beryce factory in Glasgow claims to be the hardest of its kind. It is already used by British Railways and the National Coal Board and also serves as a coating to combat shipworm damage. A 32 ton, 62 foot long World’s largest oilfields truck moved in North Africa last week, with four 100 gallon fuel tanks and an 80,000 pound winch. Britain’s Society of Environmental Engineers plans its first London exhibition in March to showcase postwar environmental engineering in domestic goods and defense tech.
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Canada grain exports to Germany decline in new crop year
Canada exported about 46 600 to 60 0 bushels of grain mainly wheat to West Germany in the 1961 62 crop year. The outlook for the current crop year shows smaller sales due to reduced German requirements, according to J A Stiles Canada's commercial counsellor in Bonn.
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Screens Time For New Screens Pattern 234 Method
A compact guide shows how to make your own screens using Pattern 234. It describes a simple method to create storm sash and install replacements, emphasizing DIY practicality and home improvement basics. The piece promotes cost savings and straightforward steps for readers.
Grain and Lumber Move on Great Slave Line
The Great Slave Lake Railway already earns money during construction. Since the tracklaying machine reached Manning 56 miles north of Peace River last October elevators there shipped 250 grain cars. Last week the first lumber shipments rolled south from Hotchkiss 67 miles north of Peace River. The line, built by Canadian National Railways, will run about 435 miles to Hay River, Northwest Territories.
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Young man warned about future as wedding nears
A friend notes a young man neglects future plans, though he is marrying next month and has not secured a job for his partner. The era's fast pace shows people declaring things impossible while others prove them done.
Discount stores reshape Canadian shopping trends in 1960s
A Prairies based article notes the rise of discount department stores led by Mon Mart in Montreal. It highlights multi million dollar store plans, 150000 square foot floors, and expected 1963 sales of 16 to 18 million. Emphasizing low overhead, cash sales, self service, and the decline of delivery and credit.
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Montreal
Mon Mart
Scarth St
Regina
Sask
Prairie Publishers Co-operative
Exports to Cuba Fall From 1961 Peak to Low Levels
Canadian exports to Cuba last year totaled 10.8 million dollars, far under the 31.1 million established in 1961 and the 7.5 million of 1947, with officials predicting further declines perhaps to four million or less this year. The report notes a continuing drop in Caribbean trade, while a unrelated adage about the crow appears in the text.
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