Porte Dauphine Sails Great Lakes Research Mission
The Porte Dauphine, a 347 ton ice strengthened vessel, surveys Lake Superior to Georgian Bay for the Great Lakes Institute of the University of Toronto. Scientists study zooplankton pollution, water chemistry, currents, sediments, and fish life, with analysis centered in Toronto and Ontario laboratories under Langford.
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Actentiic
Porte Dauphine
Great Lakes
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
University of Toronto
Canadian Coast Guard
Great Lakes Institute
Institute
G. B. Langford
Department of Geological Sciences
Fisheries Research Board
Atomic Energy of Canada
National Science Foundation
Washington, D.C
National Research Council
Meteorological Service
Department of Transport
Kansas
Ohio
Geological Survey of Canada
Lamont Geological Observatory
New York
Canadian Hydrographic Service
Royal Canadian Air Force
Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Toronto
Hamilton
Oil development hinted in southwest Manitoba Pierson area
Manitoba minister C. H. Witney indicates a substantial oil development may follow after exploration drilling finds oil in the Pierson area in the provinces southwest. He notes leasing activity surged in 1961 in Boissevain Pierson and Tilston with extensive geophysical surveys underway while awaiting geological and geophysical evaluation.
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Pierson
Manitoba
Keon Wins Lady Byng Trophy For Leafs In 61 62 Season
Dave Keon of the Toronto Maple Leafs wins the 1961 62 Lady Byng Memorial Trophy with 71 points from 180 total voting points. Claude Provost of the Montreal Canadiens finishes second with 57 points and Don McKenney of the Boston Bruins third with 47. Keon also earns 1000 for the award while the voting reflects two halves of the season with 90 points possible per half. Keon, Calder Trophy winner last season, helped Toronto to the Stanley Cup and was named to the Second All Stars. Other scorers include Red Kelly Camille Henry Alex Delvecchio Johnny Bower and Bill Hay among others.
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Dave Kean
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto Centre
National Hockey League
Claude Provost
Montreal Canadiens
Don McKenney
Boston Bruins
Keon
Provost
Don
N.H.L
Maple Leafs
Red Rely
Leafs
Norand
Que
Toronto St. Michael's
Ted Sloan
Toronto
Chicago
Henri Richart
Canadiens
McKenney
Red Kelly
Camille Henry
New York
Alex Delvecchio
Detroit
Johnny Bower
Bill Hay
Andy Bathgate
Dean Prentice
Bobby Hull
Doug Harvey
Doug Mohns
Boston
Ken Wharram
Prince consort urged out of journalists union
An emergency resolution at Folkstone Fingland demanded Princess Margaret's husband be expelled from the British newspaper men's union before the National Union of Journalists annual delegation meeting. Lord Snowdown, formerly Antony Armstrong-Jones, had to join the union when he joined The Sunday Times.
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Folkstone
Fingland
Princess Margaret
Man's Union
National Union of Journalists
Lord Snowdown
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Sunday Times
Cutting buttons off cloth with a thin comb tip
Instruction notes a method to remove buttons from fabric by sliding a thin comb between the button and cloth and snipping threads with a rag or cloth, followed by a string of hockey player names and team affiliations as stray OCR data.
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S.W. Manitoba
Daisy-fresh
Daisy
Promiad
Bena
Nave
Patteen
We Adams Pattersm
Front St
Weate
Outarig
PAMS
Andre
Monocle
Canal
France
Paris
Rie
Ment S
Kean
Lady Byng Memorial
Tony
Jacques Plante
Andy Heberton
Ralph Backstrom
Gordie Howe
Don Marshall
Cliff Pennington
Bobby Rousseau
Allan Stanley
and Henr Richard
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