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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
6
In hockey practice drills the key to changing direction is stopping on either leg. Repeatedly starting from a standing position with the coach signaling, players learn to switch sides, deke, and evade opponents who adapt to a single pattern. This habit breaks slow habits and enhances puck control.
The piece explains mental illness as the leading health issue in Canada, noting more people are in mental hospitals than in all other hospitals combined. It highlights the Canadian Mental Health Association’s role in voluntary services, rehabilitation, and research, urging support for the Saskatchewan Division’s November campaign.
A vivid account of London Airport as a global gateway where travelers from New York to Tokyo arrive hourly. The piece highlights diverse visitors, multilingual voices, gifts from abroad, and encounters with notable figures, portraying the airport as a community where children grow up amid international commerce and culture.
Reader participation invited as the curling column returns with tips on shortmaking and strategy. Matt answers questions from across Canada and the United States, traces curling evolution from cannons and granite to plastics, and previews events like the Brier and Masters Bonspiel while inviting correspondence and Q and A entries.
General Motors Chrysler Ford and American Motors announce front seat belts will be standard in all passenger cars from January 1, 1964. Stakeholders credit years of research and safety groups for changing public views, but warn belts must be worn at all times to reduce deaths and injuries.
J. Goodman, general manager of the Automotive Transport Association of Ontario, Inc., seeks old truck and tractor trailer photos from across Canada. The images will form a pictorial history for the centennial year. Prints should be mailed or delivered to ATA, 439 Queen's Quay W., Toronto. Returns will be made after copying.
In protest against artificial aids, a Norfolk group of farmers organizes to cultivate crops without using chemicals. The effort unites growers seeking chemical-free methods and aims to showcase sustainable practices in the region.
A new Crestwood line promises easy home assembly and installation for high quality cabinets. Complete kits include all hardware except pulls, with pre hung doors, alder wood finish, and durable coating. Wide range of sizes, options like roll out shelves and lazy Susans, and lower prices than comparable quality. Beaver Lumber stores across Saskatchewan stock Crestwood Cabinets for DIY or dealer installation.
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