Beating the away from home jinx in sports psychology
The article explains how athletes often struggle away from home due to tension and unfamiliar crowds. It recommends practical steps: arrive early to adjust, warm up thoroughly, stay loose, and focus on actions rather than feelings, while staying optimistic and aggressive.
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Coleman Griffith
How cold is thirty two below in Ottawa and Churchill
Ottawa registered 32 degrees below zero while Churchill hit 28 below. Ottawa was four degrees colder overall with a 41 mph northwest wind making Churchill’s wind chill about 2300 whereas Ottawa wind chill was negligible. Dr. Paul Siple’s formula links wind speed to perceived cold.
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Ottawa
Fort Churchill
Man
Churchill
Paul Siple
U.S. War Department
Arctic
U.S
Siple
Manitoba agricul ture minister urges harmony with industry
Manitoba's Hon. C. L. Shuttleworth, speaking at a federal provincial conference in Ottawa, criticized urban leaders for underestimating farmer hardships. He noted rising production costs contrast with stabilized prices and warned that a buoyant industrial economy requires a strong agricultural sector, urging urban areas to stop deeming farmers as just complainers.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
C. L. Shuttleworth
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Winnipeg
Shuttleworth
Punch and Judy teach traffic safety in Germany
Puppets Punch and Judy teach traffic safety to school children in Germany after police adaption of puppet theatre. Dusseldorf authorities launched specially written plays and puppetry training for officers to stage the program, which reports indicate is meeting with great success.
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Punch and Judy
Germany
German Tourist Information Office
Dusseldorf
TV and Radio Reach Vast Canadian Households in 1956
The report shows 54 percent of Canadian homes had television receivers, 96 percent owned radios, 74 percent had telephones, and 94 percent enjoyed electricity. The data reflect nationwide adoption of mass media and utilities in mid-1950s Canada.
Everson Eramosa to Vote on Calf Vaccination Plan
Era mosa Township Federation of Agriculture meets at No 10 school to discuss calfhood vaccination. Currently farmers pay $1 for immunization. a supervised area would provide free vaccination funded by taxes. Two thirds of cattle owners must sign a petition, with a Rockwood meeting planned in January.
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Eramosa Township
Rockwood Town Hall
Free Press
Acton
Ont
Canadian Reds Cross Appeals for Financial Support
A call to readers to donate to the Canadian Red Cross as a way to support relief efforts and assist those in need. The appeal emphasizes community service and the impact of contributions on emergency aid, health programs, and disaster response across Canada.
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Reds Cross
Three Canadiens Seigneur Don Doug Harvey Tops All Star Defense
Three players were unanimous picks for the National Hockey League All Star Team at the first half. Doug Harvey of the Canadiens, Jean Beliveau of the Canadiens at center and Gordie Howe of Detroit at right wing received every vote. Terry Sawchuk of Boston, Red Kelly of Detroit, and Ted Lindsay of Detroit joined the super six. Voting was by a panel from the six NHL cities.
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Doug Harvey
Canadiens
Jean Beliveau
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Terry Sawchuk
Boston
Red Kelly
Ted Lindsay
N.H.L
Brussels sprouts origin traced to Europe
Brussels sprouts are a descendant of wild cabbages brought from warm Mediterranean lands and rank as one of the few vegetables to originate in northern Europe.
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Europe
Grant on swearing and self control
The dialogue at a camp-fire recounts General Ulysses Grant explaining he never learned to swear. He cites aversion to profanity, the folly of oaths, and argues that swearing fuels anger and wastes time. He notes cool heads often win arguments.
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Ulysses Grant
Borden Plant at Maxville Destroyed by Fire
Fire gutted the Borden plant at Maxville early this morning causing an estimated loss up to 75000 dollars. About 5000 dollars worth of egg cartons were destroyed and the summer ice supply in the ice house within the building was also lost. The plant served as a receiving station for milk. Glen garry News Alexandra Ont Jan 17 1957.
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Borden
Maxville
Glengarry News
Alexandra
Ont
Flag of 9 Is One Of This Country S Products
A crossword style prompt lists clues across and down including Country s Banner Horizontal and Vertical entries. The grid references various terms from animals minerals and symbols along with familiar words and phrases.
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Saskatchewan
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Canadian Amateur Sport and Physical Fitness Development Service
Lloyd Percival
Humboldt, Sask
Lions Club
Michael
Asia
Gudrun
Nevada City
Nova Scotia
North Dakota
BY GeorGe Sixia
Lika
Amy
Jeanie
Sre Dion