Skating Basics Emphasized by Sports College Clinic
The Sports Clinic by Lloyd Ace Percival outlines knee and foot action, stride length, and balance for hockey skating. It notes flexible knees, efficient foot lift, and comfortable strides, promising future tips on cutting and shifting. The Hockey Handbook and Sports College resources are advertised with contact details.
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Sports College
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Meckey
Gord Howe
Milt Schmidt
Red Kelly
Maurice Richard
Red
Horner
NHL
Lloyd Percival
Prairie Actress Lands British Role in The Winter's Tale
Regina actress Francis Hyland, 23, rose from Saskatchewan drama festivals to the London stage. She joined Edinburgh Festival cast as Perdita after Virginia M. Kenna fell ill, then studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Discovered by Daphne Rye, she later played Stella in A Streetcar Named Desire with Vivien Leigh.
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Regina
Francis Hyland
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Perdita
Lyceum Theatre
Virginia M. Kenna
Miss Hyland
1.C.C.E
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
London
Daphne Rye
Tennant Productions, Limited
Removing Wax From An Old Floor
A strong soap or alkali solution removes wax from an old floor. Rinse thoroughly to remove soap before refinishing to prevent spoilage of the new finish.
Color vision quirks and home appliance history bite
A column surveys color blindness notes the higher incidence in men and the red green confusion issue while noting blue and yellow light aid at signals. It recalls Isaac Singer’s sewing machine invention and traces other home tech advances including a wrinkle free skirt patent and the rise of fountain lunches in Canada.
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Isaac Singer
No New Newcastle Disease Outbreaks In Saskatchewan
Regina reports no new Newcastle disease outbreaks among Saskatchewan poultry since August 16. Dr. N D Christie notes the outbreak caused losses but was less severe than in other regions and cleared up faster than expected. Control relies on culling infected birds and eggs with compensation from the Dominion government. Christie also updates TB testing progress as slow due to bad roads, finding little cattle tuberculosis in the province.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
N. D. Christie
Health of Animals Division
Dominion Agriculture Department
Christie
Newcastle
Dominion
Canada Drops Dominion Terminology Officially
Ottawa ends the long drift away from the term dominion as Prime Minister St Laurent proclaims the government of Canada replaces Dominion of Canada in all official publications. The change marks a formal farewell to the older label though the shift has occurred gradually over two years.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion of Canada
St. Laurent
Social Credit
Dominion
Government of Canada
Laconic Scot Pays Fine With Brief Letter
A Scots motorist in Paisley was fined £2 for speeding and sent a curt note to the court clerk reading Dear Sir. Guilty. Yours faithfully.
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Paisley
Scotland
Calgary's Oldest Resident Reaches 102 Birthday
Calgary's Donald Lamont, the city's oldest resident, celebrated turning 102 on November 11. An unrelated note estimates the best age for a woman to have children as 20 to 24.
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Calgary
Donald Lamont
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed in Fragmented Text
A scrambled crossword list presents clues and numbers across vertical and horizontal entries. Items include Greek letters interjections and various word definitions such as negative, fly, weakness, pronoun, and musical notes linked to a puzzle grid.
Alberta Receives 8.73 Million From Oil Lease Sales
The Alberta government said its latest crown petroleum and natural gas lease sales totaled 8 7260083 with 3 187 112.83 earned in the first part and 2 485 488 in the latter half. The nation received 15 million this year from lease sales to date, and 35.4 million last year. The sale covered Betwater Leduc Woodbend fields and two southern reservations. Bids on nine parcels were rejected as too low. five were in Coossack area. Albercan Oil paid 331 160 for 160 acres northwest of Redwater.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Crown Petroleum
Betwater
Leduc
Woodbend
Coossack
Albercan Oil Corporation
Redwater
Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale
A nostalgic attic discovery of grandad’s tall silk hat sparks fond memories. The poem recalls a rainy day, family dressing as gentlemen, imagined horses and carriages, parasols, and the hat’s dusty crown containing untold tales.
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Grandad
Royal tour and global notes in brief
Jewelry makers in London cash in on the Canadian royal tour selling goose shaped gold brooches. The Discovery gains spruce masts from a Canadian supplier amid dry rot. Canterbury clock saved from demolition after a 1942 bombing. 600 dollars raised for repairs. A radar may guard London airport. one trespasser claimed no idea he was driving there. Bucking ham plow contest winner Edwin Chown uses horse plow. Elizabeth II and Duke to Fremantle on March 1. Canberra confirms the King’s tour plan. Kiwi baggage stickers issued for future visitors to New Zealand.
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Captain Scott
St. George's Tower
Canterbury
England
London
Edwin Chown
Buckingham
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Fremantle
Western Australia
Canberra
New Zealand
Government
U S 1952 Wheat Crop Sees Favorable Start
Washington reports the 1952 United States wheat crop is off to a good start with a goal near 1 150 000 bushels. The agriculture department survey predicts total output this year will rank as the third largest on record despite October declines in some crops.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
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