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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1951
Page
3
The article offers ski learning guidance from the Sports Clinic of Sports College. It emphasizes leaning forward for balance, knee flexibility as shock absorbers, and keeping weight ahead of the feet while maintaining heel contact as speed increases.
The item promotes pattern 4507 for a two piece blouse and skirt, with sizes 12 to 20 and 25 cents price, plus a long block of skiing advice from Sports College including ski length guidance, technique notes, and membership details. It mentions Edward Cartwright and a stray note about pattern inventors, with scattered historical and instructional content.
A column mocks stereotypes about women drivers and gendered driving errors with a proposed contest. It jokes about marriage market prices in New Guinea and Tibet, then shifts to handwriting analysis linking slant and loops to personality, citing Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
A scrambled puzzle page lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical lines with numbers and word hints. Entries include measures, animals, verbs, and place names, indicating a traditional crossword with varied categories and word lengths.
Saskatoon, Sask, has produced more professional hockey players than any city of its size. The mock lineup includes Chuck Rayner, Hal Laycoe, Hy Buller, Bob Dawes, Keith Allen, Harry Watson, Doug Bentley, Max Bentley, Gordie Howe, Tony Leswick, Gerry Couture, Vic Lynn, Pat Lundy, Don Morrison, Max McNab, Eldie Kobussen, George Agar, Ken Unyot, with Clint Smith as coach. Additional players Ralph Almas and Bill Brennan could bolster goaltending.
A mother and her four year-old daughter boarded a crowded Toronto bus. The girl sat beside a nun and chatted merrily, prompting the mother to worry she had disturbed the nun. The nun reassured, saying the child thought she was a penguin, making the moment a happy exchange.
A reflective verse urges control when anger rises and urges quick release rather than spite. It warns against hurting others or dwelling in sulkiness. The piece ends with a hopeful note that releasing anger leads to happiness again.
Eighty percent of letters and parcels posted in Britain are carried by British railways. Over 400 million pieces are processed in traveling post offices, with the network covering about 3,600,000 miles annually.
The World Health Organization adopted a 1951 budget of 7 677 000 dollars, up 377 000 from this year. Canada implements interest free loans to cover sea passage and rail fares for Britain immigrants. William T. Radleigh, famed wagon trader of extracts and spices, has died. Canada’s retail sales for 11 months in 1950 rose six percent from 1949. Aero Finland transport up 20 percent in six months of 1950. A Rhode Island Red hen Golden Girl, related to Golden Goose, priced at 50 dollars for four dozen eggs to breeders. Britain faces job shortages for graduates. defence expansion may lift demand for 13 000 graduates. Glasgow reports zero diphtheria deaths in the past year and infant mortality at 44 per 1 000 births, the lowest on record.
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