Britannic Plans 66 Day Mediterranean Cruise From New York
The Cunard Britannic will depart New York on January 24 for a 66 day Mediterranean voyage calling at 22 ports including Madeira Casablanca Tangier Malta Alexandria Haifa Rhodes Istanbul Athens Dubrovnik Venice and Gibraltar. Passengers will sample regional foods at each port with vegetarians and seafood featured. menus include fresh bread fruit and seafood dishes with markets at Haifa Villefranche and Alexandria. The ship will cover about 2947 miles to Madeira then on to the Mediterranean visiting historic cities before terminating with arrivals in Cherbourg and Southampton.
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Britannic
New York
Wil Teachie
Beth
Villefranche
Britannies
Barcelona
Algiers
Istanbul
Madeira
Casablanca
Tangier
Malta
Alexandria
Haifa
Rhodes
Dardanelles
Athens
Greece
Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Dalmatian
Venice
Cherbourgh
Southhampton
Messina
Naples
Berce- Jona
Palma
Malaga
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Twins born in one in ninety two confinements estimate
Scientists estimate that twins occur in about one in ninety two pregnancies. Zebras share unique stripe patterns with no two individuals exactly alike according to natural history observations.
Magazine rack pattern offers practical home carpentry idea
A handy top shelf rack beside an easy chair suits any home. Pattern 319 provides actual size cutting guides and directions and costs 40c. It is part of five patterns in Useful Tables and Stands Packet No 26 for $1 from Home Workshop Patterns, Department POPOL, 4433 West Std Avenue, Vancouver BC.
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West Std Avenue
Vancouver
Goose hunting at Winisk yields 66 geese in one morning
The Indian Chief at Winisk bagged 66 geese in a single hunt as early season counts rose to about 2000 geese. Winisk sits on Hudson Bay in northern Ontario with 250 men stationed at a Mid Canada Line post near a Catholic mission.
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Winisk
TransAir
Hudson Bay
Ontario
Catholic Church
Ottawa
Montreal
Churchill
Pas
Winnipeg
Northern Mail
Lacombe hogs arrive for Selkirk breeding drive
Lacombe swine breeding stock was distributed to two Selkirk farms, H. B. Riese of Little Britain and Searle Farms of Fast Selkirk. The new Lacombe breed, developed from Danish Landrace, Chester White and Berkshire lines, promises faster maturity, better economic gains and higher grading. The Enterprise, Selkirk, Man.
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Selkirk
H. B. Riese
Little Britain
Searle
Man
Winter garden tool safety note
When storing tools for winter, wrap and hang sharp items such as rake hoe and sickle by the head. Wrapping mower blades helps prevent accidents. Lock away all insecticides and garden chemicals if children are present.
Pattern for Crochet Doily and Square Instructions
Pattern 7296 offers crochet guidance for a 12 inch square with string, a 14 inch doily from 9 squares, and a 38 inch cloth. Send thirty five cents for the pattern, with name and address to Household Arts Department, Department P.P.L., 60 Front Street, Toronto.
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Household Arts Department Department P.P.L
Front Street
Poronto
Tourism Drives Northwest Saskatchewan Growth and Hope
Saskatchewan officials highlight tourism as a key driver of Northwest development. Harvey Dryden notes that an average of 12 daily visitors per community equates to a $100,000 payroll, with highways improved and attractions like Fort Battleford and the Golden Gate Wild Animal Park drawing Canadians and Americans alike. The region credits hotels, cafes, and northland recreation for a decade of rising tourism.
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Saskatchewans
Northwest
Saskatchewan
Harvey Dryden
Northwest Tourist Association
Meadow Lake
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
North
Battleford
St. Walburg
Turtleford
North America
Northland
Imhoff
Fort Battleford National Historic Park
Western Development Museum
North Battleford
Golden Gate Wild Animal Park
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Pinmha
Seeard
Alexean
Canada
Bill Fitzpatrick
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Liemawa Dam
Canadien
Alice Brees
the News- Optimist
Sask
Pinawa Dam
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