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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1952
Page
3
Sports College reports low overall shooting accuracy across players including Detroit Red Wings. It advises fixed targets, bullseyes in nets, and varied shots from different ranges to raise scoring chances and consistency. It lists eight key technique points and promotes a catalog and broadcasts for further coaching guidance.
A playful poem where a kitchen floor becomes a vast world and chairs form a train. A child and mother ride through imagined towns to reach tea time, with the kitchen’s washstand a tunnel and the cupboard a station. They travel far and return home together.
Ivory knife handles are easily cleaned by rubbing gently with fine emery or sandpaper, polish with chamois. Lemon juice and salt is also excellent, rub well with lemon juice first and then with salt, or use a half lemon dipped in salt.
A column mixes notes on road safety urged by Arthur W. Stevens of the U S Automobile Safety Association with remarks on rear engine cars in Europe. It also sketches Winston Churchill's cigars, shaving, film tastes, and pistol use, plus a quip about fate during the London blitz.
A government science committee will study defence applications while jet planes may be built skin first with interior structures later to reduce vibration. A Swiss Air DC-6 set a trans Atlantic record from Gander to Shannon in four hours forty six minutes. Tristan da Cunha opens its own post office with stamps overprinted Tristan da Cunha. Canadian craftsmen showcased twelve million dollars of handicrafts at Rockefeller Center prompting rapid orders. Excavation work in Cologne revealed a 150 foot Roman wall hidden beneath 10th century houses.
MINNEDOSA Man John Livingstone 81 one of the oldest Manitoba blacksmiths has retired selling the business he started with his son Henry thirty years ago to John Mitchell formerly of Lyleton Manitoba The report notes Thothmes III conquered Syria up to the Upper Euphrates in a separate historical reference.
Misses Sizes pattern 4694 offers four gay aprons suitable for birthdays anniversaries or hostess gifts. Includes bib style in one fabric and contrast scraps options. easy to use with illustrated instructions, price 35 cents, orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union Toronto. Prejudice is the reason of fools.
Fragmented readable clues include college yell affront wooden borders and unusual terms. Partial entries reference Spanish for yer prefix down and directions while other words hint at nautical terms and elements of a puzzle grid.
Manitoba seeks a 13th Dominion curling crown as Winnipeg's Bill Walsh leads Fort Rouge in the Manitoba championship. The Brier returns to Winnipeg March 3 to 7 with Manitoba favored to win in their home city.
John Skaladney, 32, once an Olympic ski jumping champion, fled behind the Iron Curtain with 20 Czech refugees. He now lives in Prince Rupert, B C, and plans to pursue Canadian citizenship. Think Right-Eat Right-Live Right.
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