Sports Clinic and fielding drills from Canada
The article outlines a simple fielding drill called goal ball using a ball, a bat, two sticks, and a second player. It explains scoring rules and practice setup with 15 hits per side, plus swimming technique tips and broad jump training advice. It promotes Sports College national service for amateur sports development in Canada and invites contact via Box 99, Toronto 1, Ont.
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Sports College
Canada
Box
Toronto 1
Physical inactivity harms Saskatchewan youth health
A public health summary notes that children need two to four hours of vigorous activity daily, but many Saskatchewan youths lack this due to school time, sleep, and television. It links inactivity to poor fitness, postural defects, chronic disease, back pain, and social/learning decline, citing Dr. H. Harrison Clarke and studies from Britain and New York. The piece argues schools should emphasize Physical Education as essential for growth and function, with no substitute.
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The
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Saskatchewan
H. Harrison Clarke
Univerity of
Oregon
Romantic traffic jams of horsepower era
In a Los Angeles Times piece Timothy G. Turner likens past and present congestion, noting that large cities faced jams with horses and carriages. He recalls heroic police efforts at intersections, horse sickness from weather, and dramatic runaways amid hansom cabs and broughams, with a vivid Chicago example of a stallion causing mayhem.
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Timothy G. Turner
Los Angeles Times
Chicago
Loop
North Side
History of conversion in religion and the Saul to Paul shift
The article discusses sudden and prepared conversions, citing Saul's encounter with Stephen and his transformation into Paul. It emphasizes obedience to the heavenly vision as the core of genuine conversion and notes the interplay between experience and prelude.
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Saul
Stephen
Paul
Quick Canadian Quiz
Quick Canadian Quiz tests knowledge of Canada with questions and answers. It covers explorers like Vilhjalmur Stefansson, farming livestock rankings, top paying industries, sugar growing regions, and foreign aid totals since World War II. The item lists concise facts and is compiled by editors of Quick Canadian Facts.
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Canada
Insect pests and dairy industry of their horses
Insect pests reduce annual dairy profits in war ada by about seventy million dollars. Horn flies cut milk production 10 20 percent during fly season, while cattle loss and disease from warbles and other pests affect herd thriftiness. Canadian entomologists push control methods as the 1956 World Congress of Entomology in Montreal will discuss global insect management in agriculture.
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War Ada
A.W. A. Brown
Department of Zoology
University of Western Ontario
Montreal
Travel fold photographs invite readers to famed places
A guide invites visitors to follow the cameraman through iconic locales featured in travel folders. The piece highlights routes and aims to spark curiosity about notable sites captured on camera.
National Banner 1 Depicted is the flag of a country
The text lists a series of clues and partial answers forming a puzzle about a nation and its symbols. It mentions a homeland for the Jewish people, references to Greek letters, coins, strongholds, and various common words, ending with a fragmented line about a country producing fruits and a horned ruminant
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