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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1962
Page
5
The article argues that in curling a skilled skip often blanks an end when possible to gain advantage. A fast rock reduces the chance of giving up more than one, making it beneficial to score with the last rock and steal in the following end. It emphasizes the strategic value of playing for a single point while controlling the end.
Matt Baldwin analyzes a 1960s Brier moment where Ernie Richardson faced a tough last rock choice. He chose a risky blank in the 10th end to keep hope alive, aiming for a three or more end, while Nova Scotia countered with a steal. The piece argues aggressive play can define outcomes even when it seems risky.
The text notes that in Oriental myth the elephant stands for temperance eternity and sovereignty as a symbolic figure.
Public notice reviews the book Bringing Up Babies by Dr. Walter W. Sackett Jr. of Miami. It highlights practical child care guidance, prenatal and teen issues, and a format of 382 accessible sections. The doctors commend its sensible, horse sense approach and bold guidance on parenting techniques.
The piece analyzes family management across experienced and beginner mothers. It asserts that mothers with several children devote less attention to each child, yet each younger child often becomes happier healthier and better adjusted. It outlines helping newer mothers learn from experience without tribulations.
Answers show Louise McKinney led in 1917 Alberta as the first woman elected to a province's legislature. The 1961 cost of living index rose 30 percent by April 1962. In 1961 Canadians spent 633 million abroad while foreigners spent 473 million in Canada. Loyalists entered Canada mainly in 1783.
The basilica of St Peter in Rome reportedly required fifty million dollars to construct.
A brief note instructs readers that if there is no campaign in their district they should send their donation to a specified recipient. The message emphasizes directing funds when no local race exists. It preserves the plain instructional tone typical of campaign notices.
The article explains stand up skating with a forward lean just ahead of the hips to balance momentum and maximize drive. It highlights avoiding overleaning or an upright posture, cites Henri Richard as a model, and notes players must adapt to body build while maintaining a slightly forward position for efficiency. It also stresses turning bad plays into good ones and practicing puck handling with the feet through drills and repetition.
Closed circuit television is being used by Sheffield Twist Fortil Steel Co Ltd Workshop Nottinghamshire to train salesmen. The men's performance before the cameras in special test selling situations is constructively criticised by their colleagues and sales experts.
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