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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
3
The feature outlines how a player should read defenses and exploit weaknesses. It cites stars Syl Apps Maurice Richard Cal Gardner and others and lists rules against slower and faster opponents including changes of pace direction and edge use. It advises inviting aggression then turning it with shifts and agility tricks.
A sports column reviews Lloyd Percival’s Hockey Handbook covering fundamentals from puck handling to offensive and defensive plans. It notes tips on facing shadowing checkers and using pace to outplay rivals, and it promotes purchasing the book for 3.50 plus 0.10 mailing and joining Sports College for access to publications and broadcasts.
When redecorating a room paint pipes and radiators to match walls to render them inconspicuous. Lighter tints increase heat given off, and flat paint is the recommended coating per experts.
A fragmented column notes the 1592 Korean inspired battleship, Sun Sin Lee, turtle design, and three naval routs. It ponders icy road driving, Swedish ice racing, and records of blessed events, lifting feats, and family milestones. The piece closes with humorous anecdotes about letters, fashion, and cigars.
Chicken is praised as tender and juicy with a crisp coating and is suggested as a party dish. Leftovers can become a second day dish such as a souffle salad meat loaf or toast. Slow cooking is recommended with a mix of chicken apples pineapple grapefruit and mayonnaise served on watercress yielding eight servings.
Canada’s 1950 field crop production totals show wheat 461,664,000 bushels, oats 419,930,000, barley 171,393,000, rye 12,333,000 and flax 4,540,000. Total principal crops value reaches 1.637 billion dollars, up six percent from 1949. Spring wheat led with 431,597,000 bushels. winter wheat accounted for 30,067,000 bushels.
The text warns against dangerous house tricks using oil of turpentine with oxygen gas and an oiled mop in hidden spaces. It notes the tricks can cause a house or plant to burst into flames and clearly states not to attempt them at home or at a plant.
Canada seeks 5000 farm workers through the International Refugee Organization to meet farm labor demand. Britain reports 1950 emigration by sea: 12,614 to Canada and 50,519 to Australia. Yugoslavia receives a 480000 UN grant to aid hungry children and mothers. Dr. Werner Dankwort arrives in Ottawa as consul-general after a decade. Britain tests a gas turbine engine for ships built in Rugby. Johannesburg tea installation pumps 1250 gallons daily for 10000 workers. Revelstoke fire chief Sam Needham retires after 57 years. son S E Needham named his successor.
A Rhode Island Red hen owned by Mrs. Minnie Wells in Springfield, Ohio, has been laying two eggs a day for over a month. The state chicken of tomorrow committee, seeking better poultry by ordinary means, notes the hen’s two egg-laying outlets and laments the odds against them.
Senator Norman McLeod Paterson of Fort William Ontario is believed to be the anonymous donor behind a new $1,000,000 gift to the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The funds will aid lower salary ministers nationwide with grants of $100 annually plus $50 for each of the first three dependent children, helping ministers earning about $2,000.
Miss Margaret E. Smith of the Health League of Canada urges a nutritious breakfast to combat influenza. Suggested menu includes orange, oatmeal, toast, bacon, milk, and butter plus rest and water. The text notes Gotland as the Baltic Sea’s largest island near Sweden.
The page lists numbered horizontal and vertical crossword clues with many OCR errors. It includes spectrally garbled hints for birds, minerals, and common words, interspersed with misspelled names and partial phrases. The puzzle content appears fragmented and nonstandard.
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