45 Players to Represent eight World Zones in Carling World Championship
The first annual Carling World Golf Championship at Oakland Hills will feature at least 45 players from eight world zones outside the United States. Foreign qualifiers include Hsieh Wang Wo of Taipei and other players from Hong Kong Japan Australia and Peru. Additional spots go to top U S Tour performers Gary Player Bob Charles Bruce Devlin Bruce Crampton Juan Rodriguez Knudson and Balding, with eight more world-zone entrants planned.
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Tomoo Eshii
Tokyo
Ted Ball
Sydney
South America
Wilfredo Aculmann
Lima
Peru
Africa
Cedrick Amm
Cape Town
South Africa
Bob Verney
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Allan Henning
Australasia
Kel Nagle
P. W.thompson
Melbourne
Latin America
David Siminez
Dorado
Beach
Puerto’ Rico
Gary Player
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Bruce Devlin
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Juan “Chi” Chi” Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
George Knudson
al Balding
Canada
Boating Q and A with Stan Davies on boat care
Stan Davies answers reader questions on boat preparation, paint choices, removing varnish, fiberglass resin setting in cold weather, patching aluminum hulls, and locating a lost outboard. He offers practical tips on using propane torches, avoiding old house paint, sanding, patching inside, and constructing a simple water tight box to spot a submerged motor within a 100 foot radius.
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Saskatoon teacher training moves under University of Saskatchewan
Under the University of Saskatchewan agreement Education Minister O A Turnbull and U of S Board chair Dr E C Leslie sign to place teacher training under university jurisdiction. The deal creates a board of teacher education, defines courses for certification and degrees, opens colleges to inspection, and allows staff transfers and use of current buildings during new facilities' construction.
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Prince Charles Plays Trumpet in School Band
Charles, heir to the throne, is described as a teen aged 15 and a Beatles fan who enjoys the electronic guitar's jangle at parties. He performs the twist and the bully gully with peers, while publicly in the school band he plays a trumpet and privately admires jazzier numbers.
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Prince Charles
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Pemmican Use by Europeans in Arctic Exploration
Pemmican, a high quality concentrated food made by Indians from dried buffalo meat mixed with fat, was widely used by European explorers. It served as a durable provision in Arctic expeditions, able to be kept indefinitely for long journeys.
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The Human Heart Resting Pulse Insight
A concise note on heart function highlighting that resting heart activity exceeds minimal action, while emphasizing the brain and body balance. The statement reflects physiological understanding of heart rate at rest and its implications for health and fitness.
Ducks and Geese Fly in V Formation to Follow Leader
Birds form V formations to maintain side and rear visibility and improve group navigation. The leader sets direction while trailing birds maintain situational awareness and cohesion within the flock.
Canada Ends Big Cent Era with 1920 Shift to Small Cent
Change of cent partly for public convenience in coin handling and partly to wave metal. Canada moved from the big cent to the small cent in 1920.
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Canada
Canada Paid Workers See 1963 Wages Rise to 21.55 Billion
Immigration statistics show paid workers in Canada earned about 21.55 billion dollars in 1963, a roughly seven percent increase from 1962, reflecting continuing wage growth and labor market expansion.
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Canada
Make like an artistic tinsmith from a simple can
A guide shows how to turn aluminum and large cans into decorative wall pieces with tin snips pliers and a hammer. By tracing a pattern painting black and crimping edges you create depth and a sculpted look. Send $1 to Prairie Publishers for the pattern and project details.
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