Fairfield Eagles dominate in Class B tourney action
In Friday and Saturday games Fairfield rolled past Valier 69 45 and Conrad 64 60 then crushed Sunburst 93 59 in consolation finals. Key scorers included Kermit Yourlg 14 for Fairfield and Phillips 13 Young 11 for the Eagles who hit 40 field goals in the consolation win.
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Miles Underground at International Nickel Mines
Underground developments at International Nickel's mines in the Sudbury District Ontario total 410 miles or more, exceeding the distance between New York City and Toronto.
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American Legion Auxiliary March Meeting Planned at Hall
Mrs. Doris Higgins, president, says the American Legion Auxiliary unit will hold its March meeting Monday evening at the American Legion hall. A legislative report will be presented and members who received letters from their Congressman about American Legion legislation are asked to bring them. Mrs. Carl Field and Girl Scout Troop No. 19 will present choral readings of America. Members are urged to attend as important matters will be taken up.
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Textile Fiber Identification Act Goes Into Effect
The 1960 textile scene will advance with unlimited fiber variety for easy care merchandise. The Federal Trade Commission defines rules and regulations under the Textile Fiber Identification Act, effective March 3 1960, requiring identification for fibers over five percent of total.
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New Fabric Labeling Law Aims to Help Consumers
The article explains a 1960s style federal labeling act requiring weight listed on garment hang tags, with fiber content and laundering care. It urges consumers to keep tags with garment names and purchase dates for care guidance and to return unsatisfactory merchandise with tags.
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