Sports Clinic Led by Lloyd Ace Percival
The Sports Clinic conducted by Lloyd Ace Percival, official department of Sports College, proceeded to train athletes in core techniques and conditioning under his guidance.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1951
Page
3
The Sports Clinic conducted by Lloyd Ace Percival, official department of Sports College, proceeded to train athletes in core techniques and conditioning under his guidance.
An article explains how charley horses occur in sports like hockey and how to treat them. It notes the injuries come from bruised leg muscles and advises continued light activity, avoiding hard rubbing, using heat, and applying Analgesic Balm with medicated cotton and bandages for best recovery.
Mrs. Guy Lombardo promotes Blue Bonnet margarine highlighting rich flavor nutrition and economy. The spread is advertised in Canada as all vegetable and versatile for cooking and use as a daily margarine.
Calgary born swimmer Marie Sharkey rose to third in a springboard event at the British Empire Games before joining the Marist convent in Vancouver. She later sailed to the Solomon Islands, serving in leprosy wards and posting from a Solomons outpost as Sister Ambrose.
The United States air force will open its sixth big base in Britain this March, announced by the air ministry. The new field is Sealand in Cheshire, about 180 miles northwest of London.
A tchie smashed a Kroch window in Chicago but passed up a $40 Bible. Alberta shows largest rise in marriages and births in ten months of last year amid oil boom. Winnipeg’s 106 year old Henry Timlick died in a nursing home and would have turned 107 March 4. The Pas council urges a town hall building in 1951. Canada’s oldest triplets from Palmerston Ont. celebrate their 86th birthday. U S homes built in 1950 reach 1.4 million, up from 1949 and 1925 peaks. The RCAF ensign was approved by the King in June 1940.
Weekly tip recommends applying a synthetic moisture repellant coating to concrete floors and surfaces to guard against scaling, checking or dusting. It dries in three to four hours and leaves a glossy finish.
A mixed crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clue sets with terms for golf tanning plant life verbs and common phrases. Several entries yield short definitions and matching answers across topics from grammar to anatomy and everyday objects.
The Alberta health department announced federal grants to purchase 50 incubators for the care of premature infants. This funding aims to bolster neonatal services across the province and improve survival rates for at risk newborns.
A scatter of light essays and anecdotes from the early 20th century. Somerset Maugham's 1908 cash crunch yields four London plays, coprophonia defined as swearing by phone, and musings on buffet etiquette versus formal dinners. Blondin’s Niagara feat and a blindfolded barber tease memory, while parking woes and gadgetry provoke wry observations.
In Prince Albert Saskatchewan Snow Plow Clubs organize to keep rural roads passable during heavy winters. Local farmers form clubs, raise funds, and buy plows built by J R Leach and Son Ltd. Rotary and V type plows operate across the region, with whist drives and summer events funding ongoing plowing efforts.
A reflective poem contrasts belief in miragigs with trust in proven facts and science. The speaker argues for unseen hand miracles and nature’s perfectness, asserting small creatures reveal truth amid springtime stirring in a frozen land.
Manitoba reports 3,717 motorists banned from the roads under the Highway Public Responsibility law since its Dec 1 1945 start, about 41 percent of suspensions through 1950. Some may regain licenses via insurance acceptance or by depositing 11 000 cash. 719 are on probation with hopes of permanent restoration.
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