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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1963
Page
5
A columnist vents at critics of curling professionalism calling it a tempest in a teapot. The writer insists the sport can thrive without sweeping reforms and hints at personal stake in the debate.
West critics warn against sweeping rules to curb professionalization in curling while arguing the game grew from the West and prospers without heavy policing. They fear eastern push could choke the sport, noting most bonspiel entrants break even after expenses and only the winner profits.
Pediatricians warn babies are more prone to lung or ear infections from colds and urge strict precautions. Keep baby away from people with colds and crowded places. wear a gauze mask if caring for the infant and wash hands before handling food. If symptoms persist consult a physician.
The speaker argues against pursuing financial rewards, noting odds are heavily stacked and urging restraint with the saying to leave sleeping dogs lie. He teases more discussion to come.
Over the last two decades the agricultural labor force in Canada fell from 1 224 400 to 675 000 while capital investment in agriculture grew from 4 247 million to 11 571 million.
Most typhoons that lash Korea and Japan in late summer and early fall originate in the China sea east of Formosa.
The attendant quips that when anyone tires, they simply sit on a drum. The odd remark hints at a casual work scene with improvised seating as a humorous coping mechanism.
A rapid roundup notes Richard Beymer adapting to a New York accent for West Side Story, Arline Judge’s return in two films, and the deaths of Dick Powell and Jack Carson from cancer. It also mentions Danny Thomas accepting an award via his daughter, and various celebrity dating chatter among Beymer, Donahue, Pleshette, McBain, Avalon, and others.
Manitoba agronomists recommend Betzel a Polish two row barley for 1963 acceptance at the Manitoba conference Betzel first two row type in the province and among eight zones four varieties suggested for six zones. Betzel used mainly as feed but may qualify as malting barley with premium. Trade and exports noted with European and U S maltsters favoring two row types. Winnipeg institute continues search for better malting barley varieties. The note closes with a remark on nail dyeing practiced 5 000 years ago.
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