Goal ball drill and swimming tips for athletes
Practical drills for fielding with goal ball using sticks and a ball, plus tips to improve swimming crawl and jumping height. Emphasizes controlled hand entry, bent elbow technique, and looking upwards for height while jumping. Announces Sports College national service and the paper’s participation with contact details.
Physical Education as Antidote to Inactivity
A 1950s booklet cites research from Dr. H. Harrison Clarke and others noting children need two to four hours of vigorous activity daily. It argues schools shortchange PE, linking inactivity to hypokinetic disease, poor posture, back and neck pain, diabetes, heart disease, and reduced learning potential. It emphasizes exercise as a physiologic necessity with no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Saskatchewan
H. Harrison Clarke
Univerity of
Oregon
Saskatchewan Recreation
Institute For Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York University
Bellevue
Britain
Speed Drives Stretching as Blood Circulation Lags
The urge to stretch stems from insufficient blood flow. Stretching seems instinctive to boost circulation and relieve tension.
Caramel Blanc Mange Recipe
A vintage dessert recipe describes caramel syrup made with brown sugar and salt, combined with evaporated milk and cornstarch. The mix is heated until thickened, poured into a buttered mold, then cooled and unmolded. Serve with shredded coconut and banana slices.
Ocean salt rich in vital minerals and health benefits
Scientists report sea salt contains over 30 minerals including iron calcium fluorine and iodine that can ward off anaemia rickets tooth decay and goitre. In a Rutgers study pigs fed sea salt grew faster and looked healthier than those given regular salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society
Arnold E. Schaefer
Olaf Mickelsen
R. B. Ing
H. R. Sandstead
National Institutes of Health and
National Institute of Arthritics and Metabolic Diseases
United States Public Health Service
India
Rutgers University
Insect pests and the dairy industry
A survey by Dr A W A Brown of the University of Western Ontario shows insect pests cost Canadian dairy profits. Pests of cattle cut milk production by 10 20 percent in fly time and wingless pests affect herd thriftiness. The 1956 World Congress of Entomology in Montreal will address control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
A. W. A. Brown
Department of Zoology
University of Western Ontario
Montreal
Quick Canadian Quiz
1 Vilhjalmur Stefansson proved Arctic life possible by a 600 mile trek. 2 Cattle outnumber the other three farm animals combined. 3 Primary iron and steel pays the highest weekly wage. 4 Sugar is grown in Ont Que Alta Man. 5 Since World War II Canada received over 4 billion in aid as gifts. 3192
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Arctic Ocean
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Ont
Que
Alta
Man
Quick Canadian Facts
Facts About
Traffic Jams of Romance in Horse Era City Streets
In this reminiscence from the Los Angeles Times, Timothy G. Turner recalls traffic jams in the days of horsepower. Horse-drawn vehicles clog intersections as officers guide thriving chaos with whips and rims, amid stallions and mares resisting moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy G. Turner
Los Angeles Times
Thaddeus Fairbanks and the lever scale invention
A brief note credits Thaddeus Fairbanks with inventing the lever scale in 1830, marking a turning point in weighing technology and the long history of weight measurement spanning two millennia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Fairbanks
Blind businessman shines as Regina stand owner
Joe Bembridge once in Bienfait Saskatchewan now runs Joe's Cigar Stand in the McCallum Hill Building Regina. He attended sighted and Ontario School for the Blind, worked in CNIB canteens, then bought his stand. An active member of the Regina Lions Blind Bowlers' League and Amicus Social Club, he aims to win national blind bowling trophies and represents the blind on the Canadian Council of the Blind. He swims with Red Cross and travels by white cane, wife and daughter Jo Anne share his interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bembridge
Bienfait
Saskatchewan
Joe
McCailsm-Hill
Regina
Brantford
Ontario
Ontario School For the Blind
Bienfail
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
City Hall
General Hospital
C.n.ilb
McCallum-Hill
Regina Lions
Canada
Amicus Social Club of the Blind
Canadian Council of the Blind
Voice of the
Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Committee
Jo-Anne
Turkey poult production by breed in Canadian hatcheries
Livestock and Poultry Division Ottawa reports 1955 poult hatchings totaling 4 756 671. Broad Breasted Bronze led with 8 902 729 or 82 percent, Whites 747 087 or 15.7 percent, crosses 0.4 percent and miscellaneous 1.9 percent. Ontario and Quebec supplied 583 406 Whites of the national total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Livestock and Poultry Division
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Crossword Clue Fragments Point to Ancient Word Play
A scrambled list of clues hints at a themed crossword with entries for Greek letters saints and common words. Answers include terms for silence fish walking and goddess names along with prefixes suffixes and car types.
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The
Canflen Amateur ‘Port and Physical Fitness Development Service
Lieyd Percival
Sports College
Box
Toronto 1
William D. Ross
Fitness and Recreation Division
Quick
French Foreign Legion
Advocate
Mediterranean
Holstein
Algiers
Southampton
Chicago
Loop
B. V. Rudolph
C.N.I.B
George
Peggy
Sally
Chuck
Turkey
Forizontal
Republic
Emetic
Hunk
Les Carrol
óFati