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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 19, 1951

Page

3

The Leg Drive Drill From Browns Coach Brown

The article quotes Paul Brown on leg drive as the key skill for ball carrying tackling and blocking. It describes a 30 foot circle drill to develop leg drive and notes Brown’s teams’ success from strong lower body work. It cites Dr. T K Cureton linking strength to skill and invites readers to join Sports College for more guidance and a free Research Guide.

Brown T. K. Cureton University of Illinois Cureton Sports College

September Inspires Summer’s Farewell in Kitchens and Fields

Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale reflects on September as a favored month. The narrator notes mellow skies, rich colors of trees, tempting fruit, and abundant harvest as summer ends and frost hints arrive. The piece celebrates September’s grace and changing beauty.

Weekly Tip Prevent Corrosion of Salt Shaker Tops

Advice to stop corrosion of metal salt shaker tops by lining the inside of the cover with melted paraffin. Open the holes before the paraffin sets to ensure a protective seal.

Farmer Uses Schoolchildren to Scare Ducks in Saskatchewan

A Foam Lake farmer faced heavy duck and goose damage in many Saskatchewan districts. He hired local schoolchildren for 50 cents a day to patrol fields at dawn and dusk, redirecting about 1,000 ducks and 500 geese. The farmer reports the method succeeded.

Saskatchewan Foam Lake

Girl's Tears Won Back Her Steer From The Packers

In Dayton Ohio 14 year old Sherry Ann Eby nursed her Angus steer Black Champagne to grand champion at the 4 H club fair then faced the slaughterhouse after a buyer paid 492.45 dollars for the steer. The girl cried as she was handed the money and later cried again when told she could keep the animal and the proceeds. She hopes to show Black Champagne at the International Livestock Show in Chicago next month if advance assurances prevent a future auction.

Dayton, O Sherry Ann Eby Dayton Sherry Ann Chicago

On The Side : Quarrels Help Marriage Health, Says Psychologists

A scrapbook of humorous observations on marriage, mothers, fashion, and gossip notes. The piece riffs on quarrels as emotional release, a Nantucket limerick, evolving mother images, flagpole sitters, and a Canadian stunt with Vera Allen in a bikini.

Kelly Atlantic City Medicine Hat Alberta Canada Vera Allen Vera

Travers Dam Contract Awarded for Bow River Project

Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration awards Emil Anderson and Son Construction Co. of Hope B C a 2 121 810 contract to build the Travers dam on the Little Bow river 35 miles north of Lethbridge The earth fill dam will hold 4 4 million cubic yards and anchor a Bow river irrigation expansion of about 200 000 acres The project is attributed to prejudiced opinions.

Lethbridge Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration Little Bow River Emil Anderson and Son Construction Company Hope B.C Bow River Vaughall St. Mary

Busy fishing season at Lac La Ronge ends in record totals

Lac La Ronge in northern Saskatchewan reports its busiest fishing season with 4,200 tourist fishermen from May 15 to Aug 16 catching 224,000 pounds of trout pike and pickerel. The year surpasses 1950 totals of 3,500 visitors and about 200,000 pounds. The silver fox is not a separate species but a phase of the red fox.

Lac la Ronge Saskatchewan

Crossword Puzzle Clues Seeded by Mixed Language Play

A compact list of crossword clues spans horizontal and vertical entries. Numerous definitions cover time measures, animals, mythological names, languages, currencies, and common objects with varied difficulty.

World Happenings Briefly Told

Twenty two meat laden refrigerator cars derailed at South Bend Indiana and several cars burst open allowing residents to carry off beef and pork. Alberta border residents declare war on Saskatchewan rats as the provincial Agriculture Department starts a campaign to keep Alberta rodent free. The 42000 ton battleship Vanguard will be flagship of the British home fleet next spring after refit replacing Indomitable. A Calgary building will house a gymnasium meeting hall aged Chinese quarters and a youth centre costing 50000 dollars to be completed before November. A helicopter landed aboard a hospital ship at Long Beach California in a first of its kind experiment. The Royal Canadian Air Force third peacetime para rescue course at Nanaimo Airport saw 160 trainees including five nursing sisters make first parachute jumps from a Norseman at 1500 feet.

New York Central South Bend Ind Alberta Saskatchewan Provincial Agriculture Department Calgary R.C.A.F Nanaimo

Alberta region abandons public adjudications in drama festivals

The Alberta Drama League at Calgary votes to abandon public adjudications in regional festivals, making Alberta the first region to adopt private judging for all events leading to the Dominion Drama Festival competition. The change aims to keep adjudications educational and away from ridicule in front of audiences.

Alberta Alberta Drama League Calgary

Vanishing Ghost River Feeds Bow River System

In Banff Alberta the Ghost River periodically vanishes after flowing through wide gravel beds that divert water underground. It reappears as water tables rise, sending 8 billion gallons yearly to support Bow River levels. The area near Devil's Head Mountain hosts striking peaks and legends.

Banff Alta Calgary Power Company Bow River Canadian Rockies Mannewanka Bow Devil's Head Mountain Devil's Fang Devil's Gap

Tractor stands by to tow stranded motorists

A Truax Sask farmer parked his U-Drive Tractor beside a mud bog to aid motorists stuck in the gumbo. The tractor remains ready for use by anyone needing help.

Truax Sask

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