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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1956
Page
5
A hockey focused guide suggests a winter off season drill using a smooth board as a makeshift ice surface to shoot the puck. Regular practice builds accuracy before the season opening while emphasizing consistent technique and targets. It also notes deception in football faking hinges on convincing movement and strong acting to draw tackles and drive plays.
William Flora of B F Goodrich Canada notes 14 inch tires will equip about 70 percent of 1957 cars for easier steering and dependable ride. The 14 inch tire is one inch smaller in diameter but wider, weighing more yet carrying the same load with lower air pressure due to greater air volume. The 15 inch white sidewall will look smaller with a narrower sidewall.
Quick Canadian Facts pocket annual lists ending minerals by 1955 production in Canada. It notes 1801 farm size average 121 acres, asks for 1951 figure ca. It gives total government spending 7.377 billion with splits federal provincial and municipal. Origin of New Brunswick name linked to House of Brunswick. Early 1950s trade deficit with the United States given as 150, 450, or 850 million. correct 850 million. Federal spending 4,719 million. provincial and municipal 2,658 million. Minerals listed: oil copper nickel gold zinc. Named after House of Brunswick when Britain possessed the colony.
Dr Charles Heidelberger of the University of Wisconsin says studying why cancer cells differ from normal cells could yield drugs to halt tumor growth. He notes only a few of many compounds tested affect humans and chemotherapy remains the hope. He cites opepa as the most active in animal tumors but with only about five percent human response.
Good ventilation helps avert fatigue by circulating air. Stuffy dry air harms respiratory passages in rooms offices or stores. Open a window even a few inches and ensure fresh air in the bedroom at night for healthy sleep.
A collage notes Sir Philip Sidney’s poem and his Dutch war death, then contrasts smokers by gender and type. It cites a France Riviera scene with a pipe smoker, praises cigar smokers, and claims women are the most inconsiderate cigarette smokers. It cites Queen Anne’s horse racing origin and a price‑haggling traveler tip. It sketches The Hague housing, birth rates, and The Housekeeping Council guiding women.
A Christian Science Monitor article extols orderly habits by comparing home kitchen routines to engineering plants. It emphasizes putting items away immediately, wiping surfaces, and keeping drawers and cupboards under cover to avoid clutter, noting how daily discipline brings peace of mind and efficiency.
The Financial Post reports at Winnipeg that Canada has enough timber to meet projected needs and enable a broader, perpetual forest industry. Experts urge action: reduce losses from fire, insects, and decay. use more of each tree. bring idle lands into productive forestry. expand forester numbers and research. and invest in a sustained, wisely managed crop akin to wheat or fish.
A terse note explains that bears and other fur bearing animals struggle for food as climate changes reduce resources in polar regions including the South and North Poles, affecting northern habitats and wildlife populations.
Puzzle clues listed with a grid style across and down. Across hints include Persian, age, secure, hang gracefully, Egyptian sun god, and other terms. Down clues provide terms like Wept, Demigod, Yawn, Exists, and more. The item presents a complete crossword puzzle prompt with numbered entries for both directions.
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