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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 01, 1953
Page
3
The article outlines a two week hockey training plan by Lloyd "Ace" Percival. It emphasizes devoting most time to the top skill first, then shifting focus to subsequent skills, with about equal attention to others, to improve skating and overall game performance.
A historic kitchen meditation contrasts meals of the past and present. Jane Dale notes oatmeal and cornmeal in iron pots for hungry children, then modern cereals in bright boxes, yet the core need remains nourishing and shared among all kids.
A short guide on foul shooting emphasizes using the underhand method for consistency. It advises focusing on the front rim, avoiding backboard bounces, staying relaxed with deep breaths, and aiming to make shooting nearly automatic to help the team win games.
A good trainer is one of the most valuable team members and can influence a team's chances by returning injured players to action. Every school has a student ready to assist the team, and with coach cooperation can become a valuable asset. Coaches should scout for interested lads and start now.
Advice on improving shooting corners and team communication with programs in the Research Guide and other Sports College publications. To join, send a letter to Sports College Box 99 Toronto Ontario.
The column cites Nancy Hale on married women's top interests and problems, notes old wedding ring styles with inscribed bands, and parries with anecdotes from barbers, a New York record attempt, and a London wager by Connie Manning on menu eating. It blends social observation with quirky trivia.
Canada imported 9900 tons of refined sugar from Cuba in the first nine months of the year. State Secretary Bradley told C. D. D. Coyle that the sugar carries a duty of 1.89 dollars per 100 pounds and that Canada has no agreement to buy Cuban refined sugar. Perennials are defined as plants living more than two years.
The United States Mint began operations in Philadelphia in 1792 marking the start of a national coinage program. The site served as the country’s primary minting facility as the early federal government organized its monetary system.
A friend shares a splinter removal tip. Soak the injured part in pure olive oil for several minutes and press out the splinters easily.
A readable crossword puzzle fragment presents clues for across and down entries. Several entries hint at gods measures and common terms while a mix of numbers and abbreviations appear in the grid style. The puzzle lists standard crossword clues and grid references typical of a newspaper page feature.
Veteran winger Gaye Stewart, 29, has played for five NHL teams after moves from Toronto, Chicago, Detroit, and New York. He now yearns to join the Montreal Canadiens, completing his rotation among the league’s six clubs as crowds in Chicago show strong support for the Black Hawks this season.
An elderly police constable on his regular beat tagged his own car after it had been driven downtown and parked by his son.
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