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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 08, 1963

Page

4

Carmania Inaugurates Canada Rotterdam Cruise Service

The Cunard liner Carmania, 22600 tons, docked at Montreal to launch Cunard’s new Canada Rotterdam cruise service. Captain William James Law commands with Franconia to enter service in June. The ship features air conditioning, Lido Deck with pool, upgraded staterooms, new lounges and restaurants, television, extra water and fuel capacity, and four fibreglass launches for port calls.

Carmania Montreal Cunard Caronia Saxonia Ivernia Franconia Cunard Line Canada New York West Indies Port Everglades Florida John Brown Clydebank North Atlantic Ren’s Jean Monro Britain Island Club Albany Jean Munro Micheal Inchbald Evelyn Pinching Paul Gell William James Law Law Carinthia Sylvania Liverpool Captain Law Blue Funnel Line Silver Line White Star Line Dieppe Normandy Beaches D Day Ascania Europe Edward Louis Anderson Merseyside John Douglas Horsford Cunarders Horsford Georgic Parthia Scythia

Dress pattern 4695 for Misses sizes 10 to 18

Print pattern 4695 offers a day dress with main and facing pieces in red or plain and free flaring for work indoors or out. The Misses sizes 10 12 14 16 18 and fabric yardage listed. Send name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Patterns Toronto.

Tiach Ric Anne Adams P.P.L Front Street W Toronto

Population thresholds for city status across Canada

The rule notes that British Columbia requires 100 male residents for incorporation as a city, Ontario mandates at least 15 000 people, while the four Atlantic provinces impose no minimum population.

British Columbia Atlantic Provinces Ontario

Ermine Fur Definition From Weasel Species

Ermine refers to white fur derived from several weasel species. The term covers fur used for garments and decorative purposes in historical fashion contexts. It highlights the natural color variation of each species and the traditional use of their pelts.

Winter testing of Army cold weather gear at Fort Churchill

A combat unit from Calgary tests four parkas windpants a detachable hood sleeping bag two toque types and harnesses for snowshoes. Designer A G Art Reid and Major L E Sparks lead trials with 29 soldiers. Night temps reach 38 below zero with whiteouts and wind chills. Trials extend to Goose Creek Stuggy Lake and end in late April.

Fort Churchill Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada Calgary Reid Barrens Goose Creek Stuggy Lake

Tallest Man in UN Force Stands 6 Feet 11 Inches

Windsor Ontario signalsman Fred Miller 19, elected the tallest in the United Nations Emergency Force in the Middle East, at 6 ft 11 in. He weighs 185 pounds and has grown an inch and 25 pounds since enlisting. Army workshops and Palestinian tailors adapted beds and clothes for his size.

Sig Fred Miner Windsor Ontario UN Emergency Force Egypt George McDonald Halifax Sinai Desert Fred Miller United Nations Middle East D. H. Rochester Toronto Camp Rajah Marilyn Miner

Identical Twins Switch Colleges For Two Days

Identical twin sisters Leila Jones and Jean Jones swapped colleges hundreds of miles apart. Leila, a Wells College sophomore in Aurora New York, and Jean, a Wheaton College sophomore in Norton Massachusetts, said they fooled administrators professors and some students during the two day caper planned on a skiing trip.

Jones Leila Jones Wells College Aurora N.Y Jean Wheaton College Norton Mass

Denmark’s long wars marked by repeated conflicts

Denmark's history features numerous wars, more than any other nation, shaping its borders and power. The record highlights repeated military campaigns across eras, reflecting a persistent pattern of conflict and statecraft that influenced Northern Europe.

Denmark Country

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A. G. ‘Art’ Reid Directorate of Interservice Development Ottawa L. E. Sparks Prince Rupert B.C Cording Dave P. Montgomery Queen’s Own Yukon Thule Greenland ED W. Tooker Man Churchill Manitoba Gordon C. Hum The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Gordon G. Hum
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