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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1954
Page
3
The piece outlines a preferred low guarding stance with feet apart knees bent weight on the balls of the feet and arms extended but relaxed. It also notes slow ice strategy for hockey including use of boards and harder passes, and a dietary tip favoring enriched white bread for nutrition.
The piece argues that true worship transcends rituals, citing Psalm 139 and stressing worship in spirit and truth. It warns that formal religion can cloak corruption and that many people neglect worship, highlighting the danger of using faith as a cover for vice.
The Drumheller Senior Chamber of Commerce urged the black topping of Valley roads in a letter to Hon. Gordon E. Taylor. Read at the monthly meeting in Silver Spike Grill, the letter notes a road study is underway and highlights the difficulty of keeping gravel roads serviceable during long dry spells.
A reader 4 feet 11 inches proposes clubs for short men and women, noting fashion, housing, and dating challenges for those under five feet. The column cites fashion psychologist Dr. Bergler, tall man myths, and a humorous sports anecdote about Fitzsimmons and Corbett.
A compact home cook note outlines a franks and sausage dish using butter mushroom and vegetable soups with optional milk and water. It serves four and suggests doubling. The page adds a note on onion soup variations with beef bouillon onions toast and Parmesan.
Saskatoon Saskatchewan Shorthorn Breeders club will stage a regional show at Estevan during the Estevan summer fair. At a Regina meeting Ernie Henderson warned numbers of Short Horn cattle entries across western Canada are “terrible” and need action. George Richardson Lemans Bill Small Craven and Charles Sinclair Silton named to the club grading committee. Bull grading was a lengthy topic at cattle breeder club meetings in Regina.
Canberra athlete Poik, a blacksmith by trade, won the discus with a 21.0 meter throw in the Ohio Crystal event. Hiroshima officials logged the results confirming the final distance.
A playful reflection on how Grandma dressed for sports in past eras. The piece recalls bulky bloomers skirts and coats for basketball biking skating and swimming and wonders how she found joy and energy in such attire. It notes she outlived many relatives and enjoyed the sports she wore heavily clothed for.
Butter graded Canada First Grade reached 97.88 percent in the year ending November 28 1953 an Manitoba Dairy Branch reports. Butter output totaled 24 991 000 pounds with carlot prices up one cent over 1952. Cheese production fell to 1 190 000 pounds while 90.1 percent graded Canada First Grade. Fluid milk sales expected to rise four percent as Manitobans drink about 107 million quarts annually.
Nearly 100 elk are being moved from Canmore to other parts of the province where their numbers are low. The project is sponsored by the Calgary Fish and Game Association.
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