Pierre Pilote Wins Norris Trophy In 1962-63
Pierre Pilote, captain of the Chicago Black Hawks, wins the 1962-63 Norris Trophy and the Karman Memorial Trophy with 98 of 140 points. Carl Brewer and Tim Horton of the Toronto Maple Leafs finish second and third. Pilote earns $2,000 from the NHL plus $1,000 for most points in halves. he also tops the All-Star defensemen scoring. Born December 11, 1931, in Kenogami Quebec, Pilote played for St. Catharines and Buffalo before his NHL rise.
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Pierre Pilote
Carl Brewer
Toronto Maple Leafs
Tim Herten
Leafs
Pilote
Brewer
Horton
National Hockey League
Black Hawks
Kenogami
Que
St. Catharines
Buffalo Bisons
N.H.L
James Norris Memorial
Rabies Shots for Stratford Twins Continue Treatment
Calvin and James Ridley, twins in Downie Township near Stratford Ontario, will receive anti rabies inoculations for the second time in four years after a lamb tested rabid. Four years ago James and his wife were treated when a heifer on their farm contracted rabies.
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Calvin
James Ridley
Stratford
Downie Township
Ontario
James
Brave conduct award for Sgt Gordon A. Kirby
Sgt Gordon A. Kirby of Edmonton an instructor with Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Depot received the Queen's Commendation for Brave Conduct for saving a recruit during live grenade training at Camp Sarcee Alberta last November. He pushed the recruit behind a wall as a grenade slipped from a hand and exploded. Kirby a Korea veteran and his family live in Edmonton.
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Gordon A. Kirby
Edmonton
Princess Patricia's
Canadian Light Infantry
Camp Sarcee
Alberta
Kirby
Sgt
Evangeline Booth The White Angel of Salvation Army
A historical profile of Evangeline Booth born 1865 in Hackney. Daughter of General William Booth she led Salvation Army operations in the United States for 30 years and became its General in 1934. Known as the white angel she preached lectured swam ridden horses led roughriders and inspired vast audiences including Madison Square Garden and Royal Albert Hall.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
London
William Booth
The
Hackney
United States of America
U.S.A
Salvationist
Klondyke
Britain
Madiso Square Garden
New
Minister Urges Foreign Language Sales Pitch
British stores could boost sales to overseas tourists by employing more staff who speak foreign languages. Alan Green, minister of state at the board of trade, told Retail Distributors association members that many shoppers come from Europe and greeting a visitor in their language could significantly improve sales prospects.
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Alan Green
Board of Trade
Retail Distributors Association
Britain
Europe
CKCK-TV Awards 4-H Trip for Saskatchewan Members
CKCK-TV of Regina will sponsor the CKCK Television Provincial 4-H Club Award a two person educational trip. Saskatchewan 4-H members will visit the Georgia 4-H Wildlife Conservation Camp August 12 16 and the Virginia State Leadership Training Camp August 17 20. selections announced for the 1963 4-H Selection Week in Saskatoon July 9 13. Thelma Howard accompanies the delegates as Extension Specialist.
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Ckck Television
Regina
R. E. Brack
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Georgia
Virginia
Thelma Howard
U S offers wheat for Pakistan disaster relief
The White House announced 25 000 tons of wheat will be provided for emergency relief in cyclone devastated Pakistan. The grain is supplied by the agency for international development with emergency funds also available. The storm reportedly killed hundreds and destroyed thousands of homes.
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U.S. White House
Pakistan
Agency For International Development
Canadians Die in India Plane Crash
Two Canadian women and five family members died among 29 aboard an Indian Airlines flight in northwest India. The deceased include Mrs. Geoffrey Mitchell and her mother Mrs. G Popplewell of Dinsmore Saskatchewan. Mitchell's husband, an Australian research worker at Christian Medical College Ludhiana, also perished. Avis Mitchell had lived in India eight years. Mrs Popplewell was visiting.
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Indian Airlines
Northwest
India
Geoffrey Mitchell
G. Popplewell
Dinsmore
Sask
Mitchell
Christian Medical College
Ludhiana
Punjab
Avis
Popplewell
Mitchells
Special license sought for poteen gift to Kennedy
Erris residents plan to present President Kennedy with a bottle of poteen during his Ireland visit. Making poteen is illegal, but MP Joe Lenihan said a special license from Justice Minister Charles Haughey would authorize a secret run by an undisclosed expert in the traditional art.
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Erris
President Kennedy
Ireland
Joe Lenenen
Justice
Charles Haughey
Lenchen
First Artificial Eye Made by Gougerman in New York 1851
The first artificial eyes were manufactured by Pierre Gougelman in New York in 1851, marking an early milestone in ocular prosthetics.
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Pierre Gougelman
New York
Tomato Triumph Between Neighbors Sparks Romance
In a humorous rural tale, Melissa and Uncle Billy feud over tomato plants. Melissa secretly grows tomatoes in a Lincoln hot house, challenging Billy’s rivaling crop. When he discovers her success, he admits his own secret and the pair celebrate with a kiss, sealing newfound harmony.
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Melissa Caruthers
Uncle Billy Winters
Melissa
Billy
Uncle Billy
Uncle B
Melisa
Lincoln
Tovale
Wil
Uncle Billy Sett
Lissy
Belinga
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Eva Booth
F. Pitt Clark
Canada
York
Royal Albert Hall
Ckck-Tv
U.S
Germany
Nurburgring
Kreidler
Thalhammer
Austria
Duff
Kennedy
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