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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
3
The Sports Clinic led by Lloyd Ace Percival outlines hockey passing fundamentals for offense and breakout plays. It emphasizes calm, quick passes, no blind passes, two handed backhand and forehand practice, and proper reception with nurse and square face technique.
A reflective verse urges that inner motives govern speech and warns that honest thought should be matched by courteous words. The comparison of plain language to returning birds and a bell invokes a calm, pastoral ideal of communication.
Saskatchewan air ambulance planes adopt white livery with green trim and a large red cross on each wing and both sides of the fuselage, per a Bureau of Public Publications release.
Saskatchewan Welfare Minister J H Sturdy says films in Regina and other jails lift morale and improve discipline, noting positive effects on inmate conduct and staff relations across the province.
A weekly tip suggests adding a few drops of toilet water or cologne to the rinse water of lingerie. The scented slip provides a pleasant lift while ironing and a sense of being well dressed when worn.
A reader argues that experienced older physicians diagnose more carefully than younger doctors chasing new miracle drugs. A psychologist cites how men may evaluate women at first glance, while women assess other women by flaws. The piece notes why men may not live longer, hints stamp collecting value, and warns that many so-called valuable items are often worth little.
Rev W A Yonge of Guelph Ontario Agricultural College argues the pig is sadly misunderstood. He says the animal contributes much yet is little appreciated and can be housebroken like a dog, clean when given a chance, and quick to learn simple tricks.
Winnie Roach Leusler, a 25 year old mother of three from Toronto, has mailed her entry for the London Daily Mail international swim across the English Channel scheduled for August.
Charles Weir reported thieves stripped 168 large chrysanthemums from his flower shop. Pack rats under a nearby storage room lined their beds with the petals, prompting him to call an exterminator.
World Hay openings reported with varied totals. An Omaha court reveals a soda jerk left 160000 in stocks from a 22 a week stock market play. A French blacksmith faces murder threats after sending a coffin to a tax collector. Two soldiers sentenced for costly calls to women. Belgians deny unemployment help to poachers. Genoa hosts 500th Columbus anniversary events with Canadian envoy Jean Desy present. British prisons to plant flowers to lift inmate morale.
Rev. J. M. Watts of the Pentecostal Tabernacle leads a Calgary project for a handwritten Bible. Each parishioner contributes a chapter while notable citizens supply a verse or two, with completion expected in about three months.
The potato originated in South America and was found in North America as early as the sixteenth century, highlighting its early widespread presence in the continent.
Two cougars were shot within Nanaimo city limits, B C, after one was seen devouring a dog. James Dewar tracked a disturbed cat for two miles before his dog lost the scent in fresh snow. James Godfrey later bagged the other two cougars.
Winnipeg report cites serious lack of qualified teachers outside Winnipeg due to low wages. Thomas A. McMaster of the Manitoba Teachers' Society says Manitoba earned more from liquor sales in 1950 than it spent on education and pledges a campaign for salary schedules and higher wages for teachers.
Regina reports about one third of western Canada's 5000 grain elevators are plugged as snow blocks rural roads. Officials from the Saskatchewan wheat pool say the outlook for the lake shipping season is uncertain. Damp grain moves east by about 200 boxcars daily, totaling roughly 300000 to 400000 bushels.
The Swedish State Research Board says Canada produced isotopes will replace American imports in the future. They cite higher quality of the Canadian product as the reason for the shift in sourcing.
Saskatoon city engineers note many poor built shacks and homes are being moved in from rural areas. They favor relocating solid structures but urge owners of substandard buildings to improve them before moving.
Readable grid hints for across and down clues include terms like Pouch Modern Eggs Princess of Colchis and Convulsive sigh. Compact puzzle item lists classic crossword entries with various lengths and themes across and vertically.
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