Heart health tips to lower heart disease risk
Medical opinion strengthens the belief that cooperating with a physician reduces heart and circulatory disease risk. Key steps include regular check ups, controlling high blood pressure, reducing dietary fats for polyunsaturates, weight management, and regular moderate exercise.
Pilgrim Bench Pattern and Home Workshop Ad
An early American woodworking ad offers Pattern 218 for a pilgrim bench with cutting guides and directions, priced 50c, plus four patterns in Early American Packet No 19 for 1.75. Also includes health guidance urging medical advice on smoking and heart disease prevention as part of a Canadian Heart Foundation program.
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Your Heart Foundation
Sportswear outfit wins top prize in international contest
A summer sportswear ensemble made from Tex-Mex cotton fabric won the top prize in a fashion awards contest with entries from multiple countries. Casual Sportswear Company Limited of Montreal received a $1,000 award and a trophy for the original design selected from 80 entries across rainwear beach fashions active wear and more.
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Casual Sportswear Company Limited of
Montreal
A Village of Girls and Boys From 15 Nations
A 1960s-era profile of Sedlescombe near Battle England's Pestalozzi village housing about 70 children from 15 nations. Tibetan refugees and a Polish house are integrated with the Swiss model influences, aiming for future growth to 300+ children and 14 national houses.
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Sussex
Battle
Hastings
Sedlescombe
England
Pestalozzi Association
Europe
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
Trogen
Switzerland
Britain
Princess Anne's School
Benenden
Kent
Spencer Chapman
Gordonstoun
Scotland
Duke of Edinburgh
Malaya
Singapore
Jurisdiction on High Seas Crimes by Flagship
A person charged with a maritime crime is tried under the flag state of the vessel. The legal principle assigns jurisdiction to the nation whose flag the ship flies, guiding where proceedings occur.
Denby Dale to Bake Massive Six Ton Meat Pie
The Denby Dale village in England plans a pie weighing six tons and measuring 18 feet by six feet by 18 inches. It will use meat from five steers and feed about 20 000 people with ingredients donated free of charge. Organizers aim for the largest meat pie ever.
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Yorkshire
Denby Dale
England
Winnipeg Free Press Weekly
Weather prophet predicts mild winter with a wet July
Weyburn weather forecaster Edward J. Cugnet projects a mild January and February with showery April June and a wet July in 1964. He notes the family long range method based on weather 12 days before Christmas and cites past accuracy including last year’s exceptionally wet season.
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Weyburn
Edward J. Cugnet
Cugnet
Regina woman earns Chatelaine prize for estate guide data
Regina resident Mrs A E Chapman designed the AEC Estate Guide a four fold pamphlet listing vital data for handling affairs after death. The guide, created with a Regina jurist, was financed by a bank and Chapman and is sold to raise funds.
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A. E. Chapman
Regina
Chapman
Regina Council of Women
AEC
Arthur
Elizabeth Chapman
Vancouver
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Balfour Apts
Chapman Chatelaine
Chatelaine
Popular Choice Eagle’s ancient roots traced to Legash
The eagle stands as one of the world’s oldest national emblems, traced back to the Mesopotamian city Legash about 5,000 years ago. The symbol’s deep history highlights its long cultural significance across ancient civilizations.
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Legash
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Cygnet