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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 15, 1951

Page

5

Ghosts Still Fascinate Britons Despite TV No-Show

The British public remains keen on ghosts even after Catherine Howard failed to appear on BBC TV. Believers cite Hampton Court hauntings and ongoing Society for Psychical Research investigations as proof. Ghost lore flourishes with centuries old tales, haunted houses, and famous phantoms like Drury Lane’s specter and Nelson era legends.

Great Britain Society For Psychical Research England Catherine Howard Henry VIII Britain Kate Hampton Court Palace Henry

Wide Range of Sporting Goods on Display at Trade Fair

Toronto reports a large Canadian International Trade Fair running May 28 to June 8 with more than 200,000 square feet for exhibits and 35 countries. Canada leads exhibits in Recreational Products and Equipment, listing dolls, toys, art supplies, and bicycle parts among offerings. Netherlands presents racing bicycles. Australia shows leather goods. Germany debuts tents and canvas gear.

Toronto Canada Netherlands

Gems of Thought on Service and Charity

A collection of quotes urging service to others and humane action. Emerson Wallace Galatians Wagner Miller Joaquin Miller Eddy advocate serving others rather than seeking position or wealth, stressing equal rights and practical kindness.

Rural Church No Longer The Rally Centre

A rural poster for the United Church of Canada protest meeting quotes Rev. Robert Christie of Ponoka Alberta. He argues modern life shifts from church leadership to secular commercial interests as people seek pleasures in larger centres and cars. The minister urges the church to engage social and recreational life to keep faith relevant and the Lord's Day from being swallowed by sports and entertainment.

Board of Evangelium and Social Service United Church of Canada Christian Church Robert Christie Ponoka Alta Mr. Christie Church of Today

Veteran NHL stars defy age in 1950 51 season

In the 1950 51 NHL season veterans dominate scoring with six of the top 2 in the league. Sid Abel 33 and Roy Conacher 34 lead a parade of seasoned players including Max Bentley 30 Milt Schmidt 33 Elmer Lach 33 Doug Bentley 34 Woody Dumart 34 Buddy O Connor 32 Pat Egan 32 and Turk Broda 36. The veterans prove their longevity as they pace the circuit and bolster playoff drives.

National Hockey League N.H.L Sid Abel Max Bentley Milt Schmidt Roy Conacher Abel Detroit Red Wings Toronto Boston Bruins Roy Elmer Lach Canadiens Lach Doug Bentley Woody Dumart Hawks Dumart Boston Bruins Ieagey Buddy O'Connor Pat Egan New York Rangers O'Connor Rangers Egan New York Turk Broda Leafs

No Penalties For OConnor Among NHL Regulars

Buddy O Connor the Rangers clever center remains the only NHL regular not to incur a penalty this season. At 34 he is the second oldest in the league behind Turk Broda of Toronto who is 36. O Connor earlier won both the Hart and Lady Byng in 1947 48 the only player to win both in one season. Herbie Cain may see his single season points record fall Gordie Howe needs 14 points in 13 games to topple Cain after accumulating 69 points in 57 games through February 23

Buddy O'Connor New York Rangers Buddy Toronto Turk Broda O'Connor Hart Lady Byng Cain Herbie Cain Boston N.H.L Gordie Howe Detroit Howe

Canadians in Gray Green Dress Uniforms Parade in Portland

An editorial clipping from Portland highlights Canadian infantry training on American soil before Korea service. It praises their appearance and conduct as volunteers, noting over 5,000 Canadians being readied for the U.N. army and their weekend leaves from Fort Lewis.

U.S Canada N. H. Humpherson Toronto Portland Oregon Fort Lewis Korea U.N. Army

Record Cleared for Starling by Smithsonian Institute

The starling once tagged a total nuisance has had its record cleared by the Smithsonian Institution. It is said to deter pests including weevils Japanese beetles potato beetles and caterpillars, aiding crop protection.

Smithsonian Institution

Czechoslovak Firm Plans Toys Display

A Czechoslovakian firm schedules an exhibition of toys with an unspecified variety planned for display at an upcoming event.

Retarded growth linked to protein deficient diet

Serious protein deficiency in the diet can slow growth and raise infection risk, fatigue and other ailments. A day’s supply for the average person can be obtained from three or four ounces of meat with milk and eggs, vegetables and fruit.

Girls See World At Little Cost

Phoebe Craig of Saskatoon and Noreen Sexton of Casino Australia tour Europe on strict budgets. They spent nine weeks visiting Ireland Scotland France Italy Belgium Holland Switzerland and Germany with 122 pounds for the pair. They plan a five month future trip including Spain Portugal Denmark Sweden Luxembourg Malta and North Africa while saving for fares home and possible future travels.

London Phoebe Craig Saskatoon Sask Noreen Sexton Casino New South Wales Globe Britain Europe Ireland Scotland France Italy Belgium Holland Switzerland Germany Canada Australia Noreen Phoebe Spain Portugal Denmark Sweden Luxembourg Malta Morocco Algiers Tunisia Berlin Australian

Census Figures Show Women In Majority In U S

New York based Dr. Harry L. Shapiro of the American Museum of Natural History notes the 1950 census shows 100 females for every 98.1 males. He explains the rise in elderly women and longer female lifespans account for the imbalance and assure enough young people to pair off.

New York Harry L. Shapiro Department of Anthropology American Museum of Natural History Census Bureau United States Shapiro Dr. Shapiro

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