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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1952
Page
3
A Sports Clinic piece by Lloyd Ace Percival outlines daily ten to fifteen minute drills to improve ball security. It stresses grip technique, arm positioning, and taking the ball with relaxed hands to reduce fumbles. It also addresses courage as a habit developed through experience and daily practice. It ends with guidance on a light bedtime meal and digestion considerations for athletes.
Announcement promotes the Sports College radio show on the Trans-Canada CBC network with local times, broadcast Saturdays. Instructions invite listeners to join free membership by writing to Sports College Box 99 Toronto Ont. Membership is open to all.
Let potatoes for French frying stand in cold water for at least thirty minutes before frying to achieve crisper results.
A collage of quotes on truth drugs and marriage, social mores, and Scotland Yard methods. It notes a Paris tailor who accepts pay in meals and clothing trades, and Gianni Angelli, a 31-year-old Italian industrial leader with Fiat, a soccer team, a newspaper, and a resort.
Chief Joe Mathias of the Capilano tribe in North Vancouver condemns a city plan to pay 25 000 for two acres of Kitsilano Reserve, criticizing white land deals and noting a higher 40 000 offer. He warns of protests and seeks a meeting with Queen Elizabeth to remind of Victoria era protections.
A contemplative poem recalls autumn leaving birds and silent mornings. The speaker notes maples and poplars bare and canaries orioles sparrows and woodpeckers absent yet expects chirpings and drummings to greet the day.
Max Eisenberg received a 50 dollar fine after authorities found him carrying five chicks upside down, an act deemed cruel under local animal welfare rules. The incident underscores strict enforcement of humane treatment standards in Toronto.
A 56 nation sabbatical year ending ceremony on Mount Zion marked an 1880 year gap. Rome licenses 11 Roman Catholic nuns to drive buses for schoolchildren. A medieval eight foot coffin was found near St Pauls in London, likely a wealthy Roman. Queen permits Royal children photos on New Zealand health stamps to fund holidays for the poor. Norway unveils all metal Arctic capable airplane with skis floats and wheels. Ottawa mint alarm trip by visitor proves harmless. King Haakon opens Stavanger canning school the world’s only long term food preserving tech institute.
Medicine Hat mayor elect Harry Weiner said his $3 000 annual civic salary will go to wards awards for civic employees and for charitable purposes. Canada makes nearly two billion milk bottle caps each year.
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A Canada wide survey reports on seed sources for grain show winners from 1950 to 1952. Of 129 samples from 72 growers, about 60 percent came from registered seed, with certified, commercial, and home grown sources also represented. results prompt questions about seed promotion and use.
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