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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1951
Page
3
The Sports Clinic outlines key serving tips from Lloyd Percival to gain advantage. Stand sideways to the net with proper footing, toss high and forward to peak at the highest point, keep the elbow loose, and practice to develop a steady powerful serve. Join Sports College for literature and radio tips.
A verse about a mother hearing her children return home and seeking her presence. The speaker hopes to stay a steady welcome through play days, school days, and youth, so their voices always call out mother are you there.
The 12 NATO foreign and finance ministers plan a late September meeting likely in Ottawa. Peiping radio bans the Salvation Army in Tientsin as a reactionary terrorist group. Celanese to build a 75 million pulp and paper complex at Castlegar near Vancouver with 2000 jobs. James A. Hard of Rochester marks his 110th birthday with a Truman letter. Canada Education Association’s 60th convention set for Saskatoon September 18 to 20. New Zealand sees a 400 percent population jump in Hexford County despite only 35 residents.
A newborn may sleep up to 22 hours in a day, while by the time they are one year old the total sleep declines to about 13 hours. The finding highlights dramatic changes in infancy and toddler sleep needs.
A weekly tip advises rubbing the electric iron with paraffin on a soft cloth to keep the iron clean and smooth. This simple routine helps remove residue and maintain the iron's finish.
The column discusses taxi fare structures in Canada and London with tips vs meters, jokes about Dorothy Parker and glasses, women entering male dominated fields with examples like Anna Greenwood and Bidora White, watch handling tips and a mink coat price forecast. It satirizes consumer purchases and payment plans.
A jumble of crossword clues lists horizontal and vertical entries with many mismatched words and fragmented phrases. Items include Roman poet, Preposition, various time periods, foods, metals, animals, and names. entries appear alongside stray words and garbled spellings.
At the Melfort fair promoter F W Warren of Hamilton Ontario showcased an insulating board made from straw samples. He says the material is in trial stages but could replace wood products facing procurement difficulties. Warren views northeastern Saskatchewan as ideal for this industry due to abundant straw types. The project is under study by the Industrial Development Board Regina and will be tested by the National Research Board Ottawa.
A cairn near Gretna marks 75 years of Mennonite settlement west of the Red River. Panels on the cairn depict progress in diverse areas, highlighting community advancement since settlement began.
The Saskatchewan government designates August 20 to 25 for British Trade Week in Regina to promote sales of British goods. The event enters its third year, reflecting ongoing efforts to boost international trade presence in the province.
Mr and Mrs McKay married in Calgary four years ago dream of world travel and art studies. With limited funds they rode to Montreal then to England where they cooked and peeled potatoes to stay afloat and studied in Paris and Switzerland before returning to Regina with a motorcycle for future trips.
Louis J Harwood promotes plastic pince nez spectacles called spectrums for chickens at the 35th annual American poultry hatchery convention in Farmingdale New Jersey to curb cannibalism. The glasses clamp on the beak, let birds see sideways and downward, and are worn for life.
Two Reno alleys in Nevada reveal cement with gold mixed in the mix. Workers discovered the gold during routine repairs and are investigating the source and cause of contamination. Local authorities are coordinating with city engineers to assess safety and potential theft implications.
Ottawa reports Riding Mountain in Manitoba and Waskesiu in Saskatchewan will surpass records this year. Resources Minister Winters notes ongoing road surfacing work in both parks with costs above $300,000 each.
A 51-year-old man from Stratford attempted to hitch a ride from Goderich to Mitchell and then to Toronto. He walked 35 miles, slept at a police station overnight, and was seen again trying to thumb a lift home.
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