Learn to be aggressive in sport mindset and technique
The text urges players to play aggressively to create breaks and scoring chances. It cites positioning during scrambles, constant activity, and convincing fakes as keys to offensive success, then shifts to badminton wrist snap and net plays, stressing loose wrists for power and control.
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Carter
Winter survey shows healthy deer herd in Kemptville district
An intensive winter survey in five Eastern counties of Kemptville District, conducted by department staff, finds fair to heavy deer populations in most blocks, with increased road kills and extensive movement during light snow. If late winter not severe, the herd should be in excellent condition by spring 1957.
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Kemptville
Ont
Water and Sewer Project Continues in Deburne
Deburne town officials continue a sewer and water project as Western Water Wells Company plans a weekend visit to assess water volume. Engineers will return for further investigation this week and a definite statement will be issued shortly.
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Deburne
Western Water Wells Company
Del“urne
Alta
Yorkton to Host New Television Co. in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Gazette notes Yorkton Tele vision Co. Ltd filing for 300000 capital to run a radio wireless and television station. The report hints Swift Current may gain interest in satellite or direct wire TV service as Yorkton leads in regional expansion.
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Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Gazette
Yorkton Television Co. Ltd
Swift Current
Sun
Sask
Horse Beats Rap for Drunken Master in Bathurst
Bathurst town police arrested a man driving a horse and sleigh on St Rick Street for drunken driving. Officer Jerry O’Neil and Constable Harris Davidson returned the horse to the police station amid questions over by laws. The man, a non-resident, was sobered up and released after a severe reprimand from Chief O’Neil.
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Jerry O'Neil
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Polie
Jarre
O'Neil
Bathurs
Sports centre fund tops 27357 dollars in Rosetown
This week George Loken reports the Sports Centre Fund stands at $27,357.32 with no promises or commitments included. The note appears in The Eagle of Rosetown dated January 24, 1957.
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George Loken
Eagie
Rosetown
Sasit
Unsigned letters and gossip color a tense office scene
A fragmented note highlights office gossip and a sneaky habit of sending unsigned letters to editors. The piece contrasts an even temper with a problematic morale climate and alludes to lazy habits among coworkers.
County Hearing on Blind Institute Grant Request
G Brown of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind appeared before York County council on January 17 to seek a $1000 grant for current expenses and another grant for the Building fund. The requests were referred to the finance committee The Era and Express. Newmer 2 Ont Jan 24 1957.
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Horizonta
Puzzle clues listed for both across and down including 1 across Depicted fish to 57 Calmest and 1 down Arranges in folds to 44 Dreadful with several garbled or misread entries. answer needs reconstruction from the present OCR fragment.
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