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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1957
Page
3
The article argues that aggressive play drives breaks and scoring, urging athletes to press for position during scrambles. It emphasizes constant activity, fakes, and positioning to strain defenses and create opportunities rather than wait for chances. Also advises loose wrists and powerful wrist snap for badminton shots.
An intensive winter survey in five Eastern counties of Kemptville District reports encouraging results. Random concession blocks were surveyed on foot with signs noted and local residents interviewed. Deer numbers appear healthy, aided by favorable winter conditions, though deep snows could affect fawn survival. outlook for spring 1957 is excellent.
Town officials continue considering water and sewer improvements as Western Water Wells Company visits this weekend to measure water volume. Engineers return for further investigation this week with a definite statement expected shortly.
Saskatchewan Gazette reports Yorkton Tele vision Co Ltd forming with 300000 capital split into 500 preferred shares and 1000 common shares to operate a radio wireless and television station. The Sun notes Swift Current interest in possible satellite or direct wire service to bring TV here.
Bathurst NB police faced a puzzling case when a man drunkenly driving a horse and sleigh on St Patrick Street was arrested by Police Chief Jerry O Neal. Constable Harris Davidson drove the horse back to the station. The town received calls about a sleigh instead of a patrol car. The offender, who lived outside town, received a severe reprimand and was allowed to go home.
The Eagle Rosetown Sask reports the Sports Centre Fund stands at 27,357.32 dollars as of January 24, 1957. This total excludes promises or commitments.
A quirky, fragmentary note reflects on spring and fall decor shifts. It humorously contrasts predictable office behavior with a sly, unsigned letter writer. The piece uses light satire to poke at gossip and household dynamics.
E G Brown of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind appeared before York County council on January 17 to request a grant of $1000 for current expenses and another for the building fund. The requests were referred to the finance committee.
Across clues list various food fish and related terms. Down clues include terms for vessels, actions, and common prefixes. The puzzle blends marine life with general vocabulary in a traditional newspaper style.
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