Relaxation methods to improve golf and athletic fitness
The piece explains how muscle tension hinders golf and other sports, with tips to exhale during each shot to relax the body. It notes weight inadequacy harms performance, cites Olympic lean champions, and introduces Sports College’s amateur sports development service in Canada, inviting readers to write for details.
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Sports College
Canada
Toronto
Sports College adds another expert to staff
Sports College broadens its cadre with Doug MacLennan a Toronto born Bowling Green State University graduate joining to support CASPDFDS work He will assist director Lloyd Percival with testing research and instructional material for publications and media He appears on CBC coast to coast radio segments.
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Sports College
Doug MacLennan
Toronto
Bowling Green State University
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Lloyd Percival
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Federal grants boost Manitoba health projects
Ottawa announced federal health grants totaling 23 000 for Manitoba focusing on child and maternal health and hospital construction. Dr Bruce Chown will head a three year trial blood transfusion service in Winnipeg hospitals while a 26 300 grant funds a central laboratory at the medical college beside Winnipeg General Hospital to serve the province.
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Paul Martin
Greater
Winnipeg
Bruce Chown
Winnipeg General
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Children’s
Misericordia
Victoria
St. Boniface
Concordia
Medical College
Winnipege General Hospital
NahDont Bother A Driver Refuses Brake Help In Del Monte
A gas station attendant in Del Monte California reports a motorist refused brake repair advice saying the brakes were on his mother’s car. The reply ends the encounter with a claim of responsibility and lack of willingness to assist.
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del Monte
California
Common Cold Warnings and Odd Tidbits Across Notes
A mixed column notes proper care for colds especially after age forty and cites Washington’s death as linked to a neglected cold. It mentions London’s anti premature burial group and Olivia Dionne’s large brood. Tokyo horse racing uses pari mutuel bets and a satire about race-horse researchers unions. It also jokes about unarmed London police and daily shaving aiding youth. Titian blondes and beauty versus brains are discussed.
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George Washington
Harry” Lee
Washington
Tokyo
Union of
GEMS OF THOUGHT QUOTES FROM DE MORNY TO AESOP
A collection of aphorisms on politeness listening tact and manners from De Morny Mary Baker Eddy Voltaire Jean Cocteau and Aesop. Each line offers a distilled lesson in civility and considerate speech. The mix presents practical maxims for everyday conduct and social interaction.
Grand opening survey advised for summer cottage
The article urges a thorough interior and exterior survey of cottages at summer opening. It warns that floors walls and ceilings may have dangerous breaks stoves pipes and chimneys could be unsafe from winter effects and window screens should be checked for disease entering entries. It notes water supply quality should be tested for purity.
Pressing Machine Horizontal 1 and Related Clues
A cryptic-style list presents a set of across and down clues with numbers and partial words, including references to tools, animals, and objects. The page cites entries such as mule and deer track hints, Irish and Scottish terms, and a mix of abbreviations, suggesting a crossword or puzzle glossary.
Quick Canadian Quiz Six Great Lakes and tax facts
The six Great Lakes are Superior Michigan Huron Ontario and Erie plus St. Clair. The average annual license fees and gasoline taxes cost about $88 for the Canadian motorist. Canada’s rail mileage west of Fort William is a stated fraction, and population growth is noted by percentages across 1953 1954 and 1955 with childless families counted at 1 155 000 and 9 more than half.
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Fort Willam
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Rochester Scientists Split Hemoglobin Into Three Parts
Two University of Rochester researchers Dr Martin Morrison and Dr Jean L Cook separated hemoglobin into three molecular components after eighteen months. They cautioned the breakthrough will not immediately help patients with anaemia or blood disorders but marks progress toward cures for sickle conditions. The project was funded by the National Heart Institute.
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University of Rochester
Martin Morrison
Jean Ll. Cook
National Heart Institute
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