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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1963
Page
4
A detailed curling delivery refresher explains stance, grip, focus on the broom, and smooth follow through. It covers backing the stone, backswing, momentum from the right leg, and finishing with a fully extended arm toward the broom. Prairie Publishers invites reader questions.
Two decades ago pneumonia bills required about three months wages. Now a pneumonia case is treated at home with drugs costing about five hours of wages.
A veteran hockey player recalls personal injuries from early games, notes the role of mouthguards since youth leagues, predicts NHL helmet mandates, and lists protective gear including shoulder caps thigh pads shin guards and Achilles guards. He explains fit preferences and recounts a tongue in cheek lip incident with goalie Charlie Raynor.
The name Pharos, from the Alexandria lighthouse, became the general term for lighthouses. The word pharology has been used to denote the science of lighthouse construction.
India covers about half the area of the United States yet houses roughly three times as many people. This contrast highlights density differences between the two nations and suggests varying geographic and demographic dynamics.
Quiz Corner 1 1964 marks the 400th anniversary of England’s great poet and playwright who was not of an age but for all time. Question 2 asks when talking films were first introduced. Question 3 asks what an iodometer or odometer is.
A rhapsodic verse praising a small free act that helps everyone by opening doors hearts and minds. It extols how kindness creates friendship dispels prejudice and earns respect across social ranks without cost or harm.
Canada population reached 19 021 000 as of Oct 1, up 338 000 from a year earlier or 18 percent according to the federal statistics bureau. Ontario added 117 000, while British Columbia Alberta and Newfoundland posted the top percentage gains at 2.3 percent.
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