The Sports Clinic Tips For Golf And Track Relaxation
The Sports Clinic advises golfers to use under the tree shots when blocked near the green and to grip a two iron or a putter with a choke grip and restricted follow through. In track events like broad jump and shot put, relaxation is key between attempts and post jump cooling should be avoided. The Canadian Amateur Sports and Physical Fitness Development Service, run by Sports College, promotes these fitness tips through this newspaper.
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Ewing
Sports College
Toronto 1
Week by week on temperance and world perils
Strong drink ravages nations as it did ancient Ephraim. The piece links intemperance to personal and social harm and to slavery and war, urging restoration of personal virtue and cooperative, just society to defend democracy. It cites Habakkuk against bloodshed and urges building on brotherhood rather than greed and vice.
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Isaiah
Ephraim
America
Canadian dental schools accredited by American Dental Association
Five Canadian dental schools including McGill and University of Montreal have earned full recognition from the American Dental Association. Other accredited faculties are at Toronto Alberta and Dalhousie. The move facilitates professional interchange and expanded educational opportunities between Canada and the United States.
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Canada
McGill
University of Montreal
American Dental Association
Chicago
Associations Council On Dental Education
Toronto
Alberta
Dalhousie University
Canadian Dental Association
Shailer Peterson
Council On Dental Education
Valuable Food From Whole Grain Cereals and Bread
Whole grain cereals and bread provide proteins minerals and vitamins. They retain the nutrient value of the wheat kernel offering an economical source to meet health needs and daily calories for physical activity.
Licenses Lost Rise For Drinking in Saskatchewan
A highway traffic board report shows that in the first six months, 387 drivers lost licenses for driving after drinking, up from 332 the previous year. Additional figures cover reckless or imprudent driving, and June comparisons to 1955, including blue and red licenses issued for various infractions.
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Saskatchewan
Highway Traffic Board
Canada Faces Growing Mental Health Crisis in Hospitals
The article notes mental ill health as a major national problem with over 68 000 hospital cases, more than all other hospitalized illnesses. Early diagnosis and treatment in hospital wards can yield quick cures for many minor emotional disturbances.
Water use by grass tied to soil moisture and irrigation
Measurements from the Canada Department of Agriculture show daily water use by short grass matches evaporation from a standard tank when moisture is ample. Evaporation ranges from near zero in cool conditions to over 0.33 inch on hot windy days, with mean daily rates around 0.20 to 0.25 inch in summer. For May to September, about 28.5 inches of evaporation are needed, with 9.5 inches supplied by rainfall. thus stored moisture or irrigation is often required to achieve optimum grass growth. Soil water storage depends on fall and winter precipitation and soil type, with sandy loams holding about 1.25 inches, medium loams 1.75 inches, and clays 2.25 inches per foot. Grass root depth varies by species, lawn grasses staying shallow while pasture roots reach several feet, affecting available water. In many seasons rainfall plus stored moisture meets about half the turf’s needs, but irrigation is advised for July and August. Irrigation is typically started when 50–60 percent of available moisture is depleted. Evaporation losses rise with frequent light watering. heavy runoff should be avoided. For loam soils at 0.2 inch per day use, about three inches of water every 15 days is suggested for pasture or forage. lawns may be better with one inch every five to six days. When using a sprinkler, verify application rate with rain gauges or measure mean depth via a water meter over the spray area.
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Canada Department of Agriculture Soil Research Laboratory
Swift Current
Sask
Quick Canadian Quiz Facts from the Pocket Annual
Material prepared by the editors of Quick Canadian Facts presents questions and answers on Canada’s geography and economy. It notes sources and percentages including rivers feeding five salt water basins and farm income figures for 1955, plus tax and wage data for Canadians.
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Canada
Atlantic
Arctic
Pacific
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual
Facts About
Immunization boosters protect children against killer diseases
Medical science has developed methods of immunization with varying durations. Some vaccines last many years while others require booster doses at stated intervals. It is wise to ensure all available immunizations are given to shield children from dangerous illnesses.
Fire safety and flammable liquids guidance in 1954 notice
Fire is a killer and four rural residents died in early 1954. The notice warns against lighting flames with gasoline or coal, advises safe storage of gasoline and coal oil in color coded containers, and recommends underground or distant above ground tanks. It emphasizes proper oil burner installation, no refueling running motors indoors, and having extinguishers ready. Foster child safety with flamable liquids.
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Canadian Standards Association
Underwriters’ Laboratories Incorporated
Musical Instrument Across The Top
A crossword style clue grid lists horizontal entries including a depicted instrument at 1 Across and a player at the top. Clues cover narcotics consumed seeds exclamations verbs and various common terms. vertical entry starts with Burst open.
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