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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1952
Page
3
The Sports Clinic presents a place hitting drill taught by Lloyd Ace Percival featuring Ty Dot a famed seasonal batting leader. Four players simulate bases 1st 2nd and 3rd as the pitcher throws easy pitches to practice aiming at each base with specific body positioning and timing.
Sports College invites anyone to join with no fee. New members receive the latest edition of The Research Guide, the official newspaper of Sports College, packed with up to date sports information. To join, send a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto 1 Ontario.
The article warns against exploiting an opponent’s weakness too aggressively in tennis and stresses playing it sparingly. It notes readers’ injuries in Canadian sport are largely avoidable and urges cautious, smart play rather than overreliance on a single flaw.
Wear close fitting clothing and avoid gloves. Inspect the saw and guards, ensure the gauge fits the work, and keep it in good condition. Use a brush to clear dust, prevent material buildup, and keep the floor clear. Never back the work while running, turn off power safely, and avoid horseplay.
A keeper tip suggests threading a tack through a small paper strip to hold it steady. This prevents fingers from slipping under the hammer during nailing.
Quirky column covers gas prices in France and British football pools winnings, female mosquitoes, harness racing weights, and husbands retriever skills. It queries if a greyhound can beat a jackrabbit, notes direct marriage proposals rising among women, and recalls a roller pin contest where a Brooklyn matron won eight hits in ten throws.
A compact list of horizontal and vertical clues appears, detailing a crossword grid with hints such as Part of circle, Summer drinks, Norse goddess, To wager, Divison of long poem, Seaport in N Algeria, Chess piece, A woman of station, Pronoun, To depart, Vehicle, City in Nevada, and other entries. The readable fragments suggest a standard themed puzzle with several numbered clues and several ambiguous items.
Odd old traffic guidance urges polite driving and warns against startling horses and dogs on the road. It advises lowering horn usage to a melodic toot and increasing for obstacles, with warnings about grease mud and skid danger. Supersonic sound is noted as capable of boiling an egg.
Riding Mountain National Park sits atop a plateau in Manitoba once home to Assiniboine and Cree tribes. It covers 1148 square miles of spruce and maple forests with Clear Lake at its heart, offering golf, boating, and camping facilities and motor routes from Wasagaming to the boundary, near Winnipeg.
A historical note explains that March derives its name from Mars, the Roman god of war, reflecting the month’s martial associations and ancient calendrical origins.
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