Hollywood and Paris Romance News in Brief
Myrna Fahey collects three marriage proposals in a week as Engagem ent announced is off. Richard Beymer in Hollywood and Dany Saval in Paris. Chuck Connors lines up for Errol Flynn biography rights. John Saxon heads to Rome for Italian film. Burglars steal 1725 worth of gear from Bobby Rydell’s hotel. Debbie Reynolds to launch 3 million dress line for petite figures. Elvis Presley stars in Follow That Dream with Anne Helm Arthur O’Connell and Joanna Moore. Rosalind Russell and co stars in Five Finger Exercise adapting the play. Emotional disaster threat cited with European joins American household. Orson Wells directs in Yugoslavia.
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Rosalind Russell
Maximilian Schell
Jack Hawkins
Richard Beymer
Annette Gorman
Education Briefs and Curriculum Updates Across Manitoba
The notice lists education changes for Manitoba schools including Ukrainian language introduction in selected high schools on an experimental basis starting September 1962. It mentions revised Conversational French for grades 4, 6, and 8 this September, a complete training syllabus to be introduced, and a revised home making program for grades 7 to 9 begun in September 1961. Industrial arts outlines cover automotive, woodworking, metal work, draughting and electrical subjects to be issued this spring for use from September 1962 with next-year grade 10 start, and higher grades to follow.
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Manitoba Education Department
Manitoba
Champion Raw Egg Eater in Our District
The Leader News reports Frank Schmaltz known as Hollywood ate 72 raw eggs on dare. The stunt, witnessed by local boys, drew cheers and cost some money as a challenge at the event.
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Sask
Frank Schmaltz
Reflective Tape on Bicycle Pedals for Night Visibility
A suggestion to apply reflective tape along the front and rear edges of bicycle pedals to boost visibility at night. The taped pedals are said to attract attention more than a stationary fender, enhancing rider safety in low light.
All-Star Team Named for 1961-62 NHL Season
Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Black Hawks lead with two players each on the 1961-62 All-Star teams. Key selections include Jacques Plante and Andy Bathgate on the First Team, Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull for Chicago, with voting details and half-season breakdowns.
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Montreal Canadiens
New York Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Jacques Plante
Doug Harvey
Rangers
Jean-Guy Talbot
Stan Mikita
Chicago
Andy Bathgate
R.w. Bobby Hall
Glenn Hall
Carl Brewer
Toronto
Pierre Pilote
Dave Keon
Gordie Howe
Detroit
R.w. Frank Mahovitch
Tor
Talbot
Bobby Hull
Frank Mahovlich
Bathgate
Hull
Plante
Harvey
Red Kelly
Brewer
Kelly
Henri Richard
Mahovlich
Pilote
Hawk
Hall
Johnny Bower
Marcel Pronovost
Jean Beliveau
Boom Geoffrion
Stan ‘Mikita
Stan
Black Hawks
Fon the Stars
12th Season for Dickie Moore with Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens announced veteran left winger Dickee Moore signed a one year contract for his 12th season with the club after the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Terms were not disclosed.
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Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Dickee Moore
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