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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1961
Page
6
The notice warns that anyone with a cold should not visit hospitalized patients or newborns. It notes that infants and the ill are highly susceptible to cold germs and urges the sick person to stay home and rest. Recommendations include staying warm, avoiding drafts, and drinking fluids to recover.
On its centenary in 1900 Hull suffered a massive fire that destroyed about two thirds of the city. The blaze caused about 10 million dollars in damage and prompted a large reconstruction funded in part by donations from Hull residents and other supporters.
The Northwest Highway System commemorates 15 years since April 1 1946 when the Canadian Army took over Alaska Highway duties. It spans 1221 miles from Dawson Creek to the Yukon border, features 185 bridges and 6000 culverts, and remains a vital defense and economic asset. Major General Walsh praised soldiers and civilians for keeping the highway open amid floods and landslides as Brigadier Lilley now leads the force.
A loose wrap dress with side buttons and no waist seams offered as Printed Pattern 4776 in Misses' sizes 12 through 20. Pattern requires 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16 and 50 cents payment by coins. mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 66 Front Street West Toronto.
The article reviews the 1961 Stanley Cup context with Montreal Canadiens aiming for a six straight title, lists past champions and key records, notes Gordie Howe and Beliveau among leaders, and cites scoring rates and shots on goal for top players including Mahovlich, Howe, Beliveau, Geoffrion, and Hull, ahead of postseason play.
Geological estimates place Niagara Falls about seven miles upriver from its ancient position, a change spanning twenty five millennia due to long term rock erosion.
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