NHL Adds Fresh Faces Across Major Teams For 1981-82
Hockey rosters showcase major trades and rookies with six new players for the Chicago Black Hawks including Clare Martin and Clare Raglan from Detroit. Boston Bruins add Sugar Jim Henry plus five newcomers, while New York Rangers recruit Hy Buller Wally Hergesheimer and Steve Kraftcheck. Detroit Red Wings debut Tony Leswick trade and four freshmen Benny Weit Fred Glover Larry Wilson John Wilson. Montreal Canadiens bolster with Johnny McCormack Gerry Couture Ross Lowe and Dick Gamble amid the season’s influx of newcomers.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
Clare Martin
Clare Raglan
George Gee
Jimmy Peters
Jim McFadden
Hawks
Detroit
Max McNab
Fred Hucul
Hucul
Moose Jaw
Ebbie Goodfellow
Lynn Patrick
Boston Bruins
Sugar Jim Henry
Henry
Indianapolis
Boston
Nets
New York Rangers
Rangers
Charlie Rayner
Chicago
Bruins
Gus Kyle
Kyle
Beantown
Paul Renty
Pentti Lund
N.H.L
George Sullivan
Ray Barry
Sullivan
Hershey Bears
A.H.L
Barry
Edmonton Flyers
Edmonton
Detroit Red Wings
Wings
Tony Leswick
Motor City
Gaye Stewart
Leswick
Benny Weit
Fred Glover
Larry Wilson
John Wilson
Woit
Ben
Wilson Freres
Larry
John
Detroiters
Fred
Hy Buller
Jim Ross
Steve Kraftcheck
Wally Hergesheimer
Stewart
Toronto
Broadway Blue Shirts
Gaye
NHL
New York
Cleveland Barons
Buller
Cleveland
Edinburgh
Scotland
Sherbrooke Saints
Qs.h.l
Montreal Canadiens
Johnny McCormack
Gerry Couture
Dick Gamble
Quebec Aces
Montreal
Ross Lowe
Canadiens
Habs
McCormack
Couture
Montrealers
Lowe
Moncton
Average life expectancy rises in United States to 68 years
Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing announced the average length of life in the United States has jumped to a record high of 68 years, up more than 20 years since 1900. He cited control of infectious diseases as the main cause.
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Washington
United States
Oscar R. Ewing
Danish flag remains oldest unchanged national banner
The Danish flag has remained the same since about 1218, making it the oldest unaltered national flag in history.
Oddities In The News Highlights Swinging Accidents And Odd Tales
A series of quirky incidents includes Mrs. H L Satterwhite Jr nearly injured by a dynamite blast after a gun misfire, the Hutchinson family swapping arrows for tooth pulling, a driverless car mishap in Ogden, a hot water heater explosion in Jacksonville, bike theft with the rest of the bike left, and Adina Mandlova finding jewelry stolen with a lipstick note of humor.
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H. L. Satterwhite Jr
Murtaugh
Idaho
Lima Named City of Kings in Peru
Lima, the capital of Peru, is described as the city of kings in historic accounts highlighting its royal colonial heritage and prominent status in South America.
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Lima
Republic of Peru
Red Poll Dual-Purpose Cattle Set for Royal Winter Fair
For the first time this year Red Poll dual-purpose cattle will be shown at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair to be held November 13 to 21. A class with $900 prize money was approved, with at least 50 Red Polls expected mainly from western provinces and Ontario. The breed, originating in England, is similar in size to the Shorthorn and valued for both milk and beef.
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England
Royal
Ontario
Canada
Banana Cream Pie From Corn Flake Crust
A vintage recipe for a 9 inch banana cream pie with a corn flake crust. It combines crushed corn flakes, sugar, and melted butter pressed into a pan then filled with whipped cream, sugar, vanilla, marshmallows and bananas. The pie can be chilled or served immediately yielding one pie.
Early Worksite Jokes and 1664 Bank Cheques
A foreman jokes with a bricklayer about pencil sharpening being a carpenter’s task. The record notes that the earliest existing bank cheques are dated London in March 1664.
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London
Home Storage for Fruits and Vegetables Guide
Guidelines for building a small basement storage area to control temperature and humidity. Discusses insulation, cooling, ventilation, humidity control, sunlight avoidance, pest protection, and criteria for selecting sound produce. Recommends a bulletin from the Canada Department of Agriculture for details.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Quick Canadian Quiz answers hidden in another column
This item poses five questions about Canada including the discoverer of a uranium source in 1930 and its role in WWII, the nation’s leading natural resource, peak year of immigration, counts of government and private radio stations, and the length of the Canada Alaska boundary.
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Canada
Canada-Alaska
Helpful Home Hints for Kitchen and Laundry Care
Practical cleaning and storage tips cover pressure cooker use drying conditions for freezer wrap paper towels for spills lint-free windows wash, windshield scratch repair with paste, and ironing nylon garments by air drying to reduce wrinkles. It notes a 275 deg Fahrenheit rayon setting for damp or dry pressing.
Britain revives old time hockey with red line abolish
London adopts historic rule changes to remove the red centre line and shrink the neutral zone. Defenders’ zones grow to 65 feet, centre area bans bodychecking, and players must cross blue line before a pass. J F Bunny Ahearne leads lobbying with Oslo meeting looming.
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London
Yesteryear
Britain
Albert
Tony Lemay
Ottawa
Jo-Jo Graboski
The
Maritimes
Frankie Leblanc
J. F
Bunny) Ahearne
Ahearne
British Ice Hockey Association
International Ice Hockey Federation
Oslo
Les Anning
Rimouski
Que
Anning
Earls Court Rangers
Answers to Quick Quiz Answers and Fact List
A compact compendium lists Quick Quiz answers: 5 1,539 miles 3 1913 over 400 000 immigrants. 1 Gilbert Labine 4 15 CBC stations 135 private stations. 2 Trees for the manufacture of newsprint and pulp products. (Materials supplied by the Editors of Quick Canadian Facts, the handbook of facts about Canada.)
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Gilbert Labine
CBC
Canada
The average oak tree begins producing acorns at age twenty
The note states that oaks start fruiting around twenty years old. It appears as a concise horticultural fact with no additional context.
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U.S
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Hutchinson
Kas
Eugene McClelland
Clifford K. Keeter
Ogden
Utah
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KB. Co. Campblejohn
Jacksonville
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Pletcher
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