Under the Tree Shot Tip for Close Greens
Cary Middiecof promotes a box grip on a two iron or putter to lob under a blocking tree when the green is near. The method aims to avoid branches and land on the green with a restricted follow through and downward loft. The piece also stresses relaxation during events like broad jump pole vault and shot put and introduces the Canadian Amateur Sports and Physical Fitness Development Service and Sports College program.
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Cary Middiecof
Middiecof
Sports College
Toronto
Strong Drink and Modern World Woes in Bible Commentary
A weekly Bible commentary links ancient warnings to present temptations of strong drink. It argues temperance underpins personal virtue and social welfare, warning that greed and injustice fuel conflicts and tyranny while urging unity and brotherhood to defend democracy and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Ephralim
America
Canadian dental schools gain US accreditation
Five Canadian dental schools including McGill and University of Montreal have been fully accredited by the American Dental Association. Toronto Alberta and Dalhousie faculties are also listed. This marks the first time Canadian schools join the ADA’s accredited roster, aiding professional exchange and educational opportunities between the two nations.
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Canada
McGill
University of Montreal
American Dental Association
Association
Chicago
Associations Council On Dental Education
Toronto
Alberta
Dalhousie University
Canadian Dental Association
Shailer Peterson
Council On Dental Education
Whole grain cereals and bread provide essential nutrients
A health overview explains that whole grain foods supply proteins minerals and vitamins. It notes the kernel’s nutritional value remains in product form and highlights their economical role for health and energy needs.
Licenses Lost Rise From Drinking in Saskatchewan
A Highway Traffic Board report shows six months of 1956 saw 387 drivers lose licenses for drinking and 26 for reckless driving, with 128 for imprudent driving. Compared with 1955, blue licenses issued fell overall while red licenses rose in some categories. June figures show shifts from 1955 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
The
Highway Traffic Board
Nile
Canada Faces Major Mental Health Challenge
Today mental ill health is among our greatest problems with over 68 000 cases in Canadian hospitals, more than the total of all other hospitalized illnesses combined. Early diagnosis and treatment in a hospital ward can often cure minor emotional disturbances within weeks.
Water use by grass tied to Saskatchewan soil data
Measurements at the Canada Department of Agriculture lab in Swift Current over four years show daily grass water use tracks evaporation when moisture is ample. Evaporation ranges from nearly nil in cool cloudy weather to over 0.33 inch on hot windy days, averaging 0.2 inch in June August and 0.25 inch in July.
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Canada Department of Agriculture Soil Research Laboratory
Swift Current
Sask
Quick Canadian Quiz Quick Canadian Quiz
Quick Canadian Facts presents a Q and A on Canadian geography and economy. It lists rivers draining to Atlantic Arctic Pacific oceans and Hudson Bay, asks about arable Ontario land, then cites 1955 import, wage, farmer income figures and tax brackets with figures such as $12,861 million wages and $1,455 million farmers income.
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Atlantic
Arctic
Pacific
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual
Facts About
Canada
Protecting Children with Immunization
Medical science offers immunization methods for children to guard against killer diseases. Some vaccines provide lasting protection while others require booster doses at specific intervals. Ensure children receive all available immunizations to reduce risk.
Fire safety urged after rural deaths from flammable liquids
Fire officials warn four rural residents died in early 1956 from accidents involving flammable liquids. The advisory stresses safe storage in red and blue containers, underground tanks, proper servicing of oil burning equipment, never refueling running equipment, and keeping extinguishers on hand. Public safety message ends with Lose a minute save a life.
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Canadian Standards Association
Laboratories Incorporated
Musical Instrument Crossword Puzzle Clues
A compact list of across and down crossword clues including instrument names, adjectives, verbs and common terms such as announces, distributes, and measures, designed to fill a themed grid with multiple intersecting answers.
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