Mikita Shines as Hawks Power Attack
Chicago coach Rudy Pilous praised Stan Mikita after his return from a severe ankle sprain. The Hawks won three of four games with one tie, as Mikita’s natural ice moves and playmaking fueled the offense, drawing comparisons to Gordie Howe and signaling a standout fourth season for the 22 year old Czechoslovakian center.
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Gordie Howe
Detroit
Rudy Pilous
Chicago
Hawks
Czechoslovakia
N.H.L
Turofsky Studio Wins NHL Photo Contest Grand Prize
The Turofsky Studio of Toronto won the $100 Grand Prize in the 1961-62 National Hockey League Photo Contest for a shot of Leafs star Frank Mahovlich chasing Detroit goalie Terry Sawchuk. Detroit defencemen Marcel Pronovost and other Leafs veterans are noted for their NHL tenure. Ratelle shines early with five goals in six games for the Rangers.
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Turofsky Studio
Toronto
National Hockey League
Leafs
Frank Mahovlich
Detroit
Terry Sawchuk
Marcel Pronovost
Toronto Maple Leafs
Allan Stanley
Eddie Litzenberger
N.H.L
Stanley
New York
Rangers
Chicago
Boston
Litzenberger
NHL
Canadiens
Tissues Belong to Patients Own Body Says Panel
A Ontario Hospital Association session concluded that a patient's tissues are his property. Judge N V Buchanan noted a medical student in Edmonton received his amputated leg for research after requesting it from the hospital.
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Ontario Hospital Association
N. V. Buchanan
Edmonton
Canadian Hospital Association
Hotel Saskatchewan Opens Major Ballroom Renovation
The Hotel Saskatchewan announces a multi phase expansion of its ballroom to seat over 700 for meals and 1 100 for meetings with air conditioning modern lighting and sound systems. The $300 000 project is part of a larger modernization of guest rooms kitchens and facilities funded by the Canadian Pacific Railway.
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Calgary
Canadian Pacific Railway
Saskatchewan
Cr. G. Burton
Bird Construction Limited
Regina
Hotel
Earle A. Morrison
R. A. Mackie
Canadian Pacific Hotels
Montreal
C. G. Burton
Seat belt safety in Canada spurs industry growth and standards
C H S C reports belt testing shows colorfastness issues and a near miss on a 4000 pound test while stressing seat belts save lives. Mr Bryce ties Vancouver interview fallout to CSA belt standards and SAE heritage, noting industry growth, provincial support, and risks from misleading publicity.
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CSA
Vancouver
United States
Canadian Highway Safety Council
Canada
National Council of Women
Society of Automotive Engineers
Magistrate laments case as public reaction harms family
Winnipeg Magistrate Rice says the public backlash over the two year house arrest for Rita Dzedzora, mother of 11, ruined him and his wife and daughter face threats. Dzedzora pled guilty to possession of stolen goods and must stay home except for church, shopping, or visiting her partner at Stony Mountain prison. She is also interdicted from drinking alcohol for life.
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Rita Dzedzora
Rice
Stony Mountain
Dzedzora
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