Women reportedly fitter than men in Canada study
A national fitness study by Sports College finds that women in Canada appear fitter than men up to around age forty. The report attributes this to higher daily activity among women, such as household chores and caregiving, while suggesting a decline after forty as domestic help and mobility improve. It also advises against boxing for youths, recommending wrestling as superior for overall fitness without serious injury risk.
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Sports College
Canada
Home nursing course offered by Civil Defence in Hanna
Local Civil Defence plans were laid at a Hanna meeting chaired by H Clarke. Miss Lois Kremer and J W Stewart addressed the gathering. Beginning Friday February 14, home nursing classes will be held in the Memorial Hall basement under Hanna Civil Defence auspices.
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Hanna Civilian Defence Committee
H . Clarke
Lois Kremer
Edmonton
J. W. Stewart
Calgary
Hanna Civil Defence Organization
Memorial Hall
The
Herald and
East Central News
Hanna
Alta
Origin of Kicking Horse Pass Name
The article explains the pass name origin in the Rocky Mountains, noting geologist Dr Hector as the first white man to use Kicking Horse Pass after being kicked by his horse. It also states Brazil is the largest country in South America.
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Kicking Horse Pass
Rocky Mountains
Hector
Brazil
South America
WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Asiatic Deer
Crossword clue list includes a grid with horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle presents definitions for clues such as depicted type of and Greek letter along with various short words like waken, at, and the word list spans numbers from 1 to 42 across clues and entries.
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Putin
Canada’s Population and Economy in 1980 Forecasts
Five commissioners publish a Royal Commission study projecting Canada in 1980 with 26.65 million people if immigration averages 75 000 annually. Urban growth rises to 21.01 million, rural to 5.64 million. Manufacturing jobs climb to 2.39 million and GNP per capita grows to 2859 dollars.
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Royal Commission
Canada
Deaf Readers and Blind Writer Sparks at Magazines
A fragment notes that no experience in writing fiction is common among new submitters to magazines. It mentions Deaf people hearing through teeth as a curious claim and hints at debates over training and professional standards in publishing.
One pretty dress with two fashion looks
A charming apple blossom dress pattern by Anne Adams offers two sleeve versions and options for high or low necklines. The pattern 4717 suits sun, Sunday, school, or party frocks and includes instructions on fabric layout and sewing for easy construction.
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Anne Adams
Fittie
Avisco
Be Sure to Write Plainly Your Name
An advisory note urges individuals to clearly print their name address and pattern number for record accuracy and efficient processing.
Swift Current Wins Top Fire Prevention Week Awards
Swift Current and Chief R. H. Horne receive top honours from the National Fire Prevention Association of Canada for Fire Prevention Week. The city places first in the CC division for Saskatchewan and earns honorable mention nationwide. Regina also receives Saskatchewan note. ceremony reported by The Sun.
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Swift Current
R. H. Horne
National Fire Prevention Association of Canada
Saskatchewan
Largest forest fire of 1825 scorched three million acres
Historical note recalls a forest fire of 1825 that burned about 3,000,000 acres and cost the lives of 160 people in Maine and New Brunswick. The text also mentions deep sea fish that emit cold light from cigars.
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Maine
New Brunswick
Funny and Otherwise: A Series of Short Vignettes
A drunk circles a telephone pole and laments being fenced in. A job form asks why arrested. one answer is never got caught. A coed jokes about lying on dating. A Regina lawyer jokes about an urgent appeal. A man returns home to an open house. A boy’s voice changes to man and a girl’s to wife.
Hosiery Prices to Rise This Spring for Nylon Goods
Canaaan women face higher nylon hosiery prices this spring as manufacturers inform retailers of the first increase in six years. Costs for yarn machinery and packaging have risen, so prices will creep up around Easter. The increases will mainly affect cheaper qualities rather than branded prestige lines.
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Canaaan
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