Five Football Deking Moves For Canadian Passers
Dana X. Bible lists five key deceiving maneuvers for receivers to beat defenders. The moves include straight sprint then cut, pivot and 90 degree dash, button hook variations, side cuts with pivots, and stop and start with repeated pivots. Proper footwork and speed are essential for effective pass catching. Sports College offers free membership and a training guide by writing Box 99 Toronto and tuning CBC Saturdays for tips.
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Sports College
Box
Toronto
Ontario
One Yard Skirt Pattern 4703 from Anne Adams
Simple to sew Wool skirt pattern 4703 promises no side seams and low cost. Send 35 cents and include size name address to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 60 Front Street W Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Second largest lochleven trout caught in Canadian waters
Edward Lowe of Gull Lake, Lask reports a 15 pound 8 ounce lochleven trout caught at Duncairn dam on Swift Current creek. Provincial fisheries director A H Mac Donald notes it is two pounds shy of the Canadian record.
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Regina
Edward Lowe
Gull Lake
Lask
A. H. MacDonald
Duncairn Dam
Swift Current Creek
Engagement Ring Offered For Shotgun Swap
Classified in Winnipeg Free Press invites readers to swap an engagement ring for a shotgun or similar item. The ad presents a casual exchange offer without stated terms or contact details.
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Winnipeg, Man
Winnipeg Free Press
Oddities On Irish Marriages And Bus Drivers In Abridged Ramble
A miscellany notes Irish marriage quirks suggesting twelve is possible but rare and most brides marry after thirty. It praises British horse players and a 15 year old jockey Lester Piggott. It muses on bus drivers’ pay, the tough daily tasks, and contrasts bacon prices across nations. It ends with nostalgia for acquaintance cards as old courtship.
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Ireland
George Rolls
Zucchero
George
Lester Piggott
Lester
Kid
Windy Night Poem by Jane Dale
A brief poem depicts a narrator sheltered indoors from a harsh night wind. The speaker finds comfort in staying warm and secure while the wind rattles reminders of shelter until dawn. It closes with a quiet, lingering calm and a call to thoughtful living.
World Happenings Briefly Told
Canada plans a new Edmonton to Lake Superior oil pipeline announced in London. A Surrey veteran is ruled off the road for a year for driving a motor chair while intoxicated. Rose Alexander, Governor General’s daughter, registered as a McGill freshman part time. Five Yugoslav ballet members at Edinburgh festival seek emigration to Canada. July visitor total to Britain from Commonwealth and Empire plus travel from elsewhere rises to 124184. Titanium ore found near Bombay could give India a world monopoly. Scott Misener steamer carries 670311 bushels of wheat through Sault Ste Marie locks. Braille instruments shown in Toronto enable blind people to inspect on production lines.
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Canada
Edmonton
Lake Superior
New World
London
Yugoslav Ballet Company
Britain
Commonwealth and Empire
Scott Misener
Sault Ste. Marie
Saskatchewan eyes 325 million bushel wheat crop
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool reports a 325,000,000 bushel wheat crop may be achieved if harvesting continues without further interruptions. Earlier estimates were conservative, and the target will be met despite losses since August 31.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Broiled Small Turkey With Lemon Glaze and Pepper
Selected recipes describe rubbing small turkey pieces with lemon juice and oil, then broiling skin side down over gentle heat. Season with salt sugar pepper and bake about 50 minutes for a 2½ pound bird, turning and brushing with fat as it browns.
Calgary Presents Cowboy Outfit To Prince Charles
Calgary plans a full cowboy outfit for Prince Charles including hat shirt belt buckskin chaps spurs and high heeled boots. The gift will be presented by the city to Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh for their three year old son.
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Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Canada’s coastal reach excludes Saskatchewan and Alberta
All ten Canadian provinces touch the sea except Saskatchewan and Alberta, meaning only two interior provinces lack direct coastlines. The statement highlights Canada's geographic tilt toward maritime access across its provinces.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ivy Growth Rate Measured On Harvard Buildings
Harvard biologist Sumner Zacks reports ivy on university buildings grows at about 0.1968 inch per minute. His measurements in a Science communique highlight rapid ivy expansion on Harvard structures.
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Washington
Harvard
Sumner Zacks
Science
Crosswords Puzzle Teaser With Historical Clues
A column presents a crossword puzzle round with numerous numbered clues across and down. Entries range from hints on ships and instruments to languages, geography, and common objects, reflecting a historic puzzle page style.
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Department of Sports College
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Ion
Pasers
Dana X. Bible
CBC
Buna Halos
Vikan
Sweden
Russia
Israel
Tel Aviv
Michal Harrel
Jerusalem
Harrison
By Jane Dale
Surrey
England
Rose Alexander
McGill University
Bombay
India
Ratnigiri
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
BY William Ferguson
Kangal
Luong
Dehvice, Inc, Pat. Off
Florence Pessarra
MI Aizare
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Apaleoles
Priscilla
Pop
Criselly
al Vermeer
Calgary
Boy Prince
Benny Prince Charlie
Ottoman Empire
Jacob
River Island College
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