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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1955
Page
3
The article covers hockey clearing moves to control rebounds and avoid tipping the puck into attackers, plus body and stick work, foot sweeps, and remaining calm under pressure. It then shifts to basketball dribbling guidance, listing don ts like dribbling rather than passing, keeping eyes up, avoiding ball hogging, and avoiding dribbling through multiple opponents.
The sermon contrasts Paul’s outward Roman setting with an inner world defined by faith in Christ. It notes Paul's freedom as a Roman citizen amid widespread prejudice, and stresses that in Christ the old distinctions fade, creating a new universal community.
Poem-like meditation on a mother longing for a son and the joys of father and child. The speaker envisions a boy who shares life’s ups and downs, remains understanding, and returns with sunshine after rain. The piece urges holding the child’s love deeply in the heart.
The note claims Britain leads in gambling profits due to no income tax on winnings. It cites a citizen winning about 120000 dollars from a horse bet tax free, contrasting with the heavy impact of income tax on earned income. The piece touches on various topics from religion to fashion and marriage, all in a scattered, opinionated style.
Maurice Richard nets both his 323rd and 400th NHL goals versus Al Rollins of Chicago. He prefers the 400th as a clean strike and notes the 325th was a filikey goal. Richard gives away every goal after the 325st, marking the puck with the goal number before passing it to a fan as a hockey souvenir.
If you have foam rubber upholstery do not use cleaning fluid it may deteriorate the rubber. Stick to soapsuds.
Saskatchewan reports a fully automatic two hundred line dial telephone system for Uranium City with expansion to four hundred lines. The project hinges on delivery of central exchange equipment from England, with initial monthly rates set at 17 dollars for business and six dollars for residential lines. Over 1000 residents already live there as the town develops rapidly.
A dense crossword puzzle list with clues across and down covering animals, prefixes, mythic terms, and common words. Several entries reference historical notes such as Shoshonean Indians and Indian swine themes while others seek generic terms like help, aid, and dispatched. This item presents a compact brain teaser from the page.
Alberta reports reduced potato yields due to abnormal growing conditions and fall frost damage. Bacterial Ring Rot pressure remains low. seed quality and roguing influence future crops. Growers urged to secure certified seed, inspect storage for tuber breakdown, and act now to protect future production.
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