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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
3
The Sports Clinic outlines pre season drills led by Lloyd Ace Percival to strengthen hips thighs knees and ankles and improve skating power speed and agility. It includes hip rotations leg circles running bursts and a training schedule plus a call to join Sports College for free membership and publications.
Edmonton mayor Sidney Parson proposes a joint relations group with Winnipeg and Vancouver leaders to back the Yellowhead route. He notes the Edmonton corridor would cut 147 miles between Winnipeg and Vancouver versus the southern Calgary route.
Brig. W. L. Coke director-general of medical services said the Canadian army is subsidizing medical students in Canadian universities to meet the shortage of medical officers. He, while touring western army hospitals, stated 60 more doctors are needed to fill current vacancies.
Poem about family chores delayed as tasks are postponed for later. A mother urges dusting and a game interrupts, a father promises to run an errand, and a child delays chores until nothing is finished. The verses reflect the nagging refrain of doing things "in just a minute" and the recurring unfulfilled tasks.
A collection of short notes: British bookmakers publish diverse odds including on war, hypnotism studies spark debate on influence and resistance, and social quips compare bore definitions with jokes about brunettes and blondes in workplace roles.
Fire destroys the Togni circus in Italy but no casualties are reported. Canada plans to sell 5 to 6 million bushels of low grade wheat to western Germany with more deals in the works. Israeli permits authorize a $1.5 million asbestos works producing 25 000 tons yearly. A Vancouver man nets a 10 pound salmon at Kitsilano Beach with bare hands. A device teaching deaf children words is shown in Ottawa. Charlotte Whitton elected mayor of Ottawa for the unexpired term ending 1953. Brazil covers the largest area in Latin America at 3 286 170 square miles.
Alberta division of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association elected new officers at its Edmonton convention. Ben P. Knowles Fort Saskatchewan Record became president with Bert Ford Lacombe Globe as first VP and Bob Munro Vulcan Advocate as second VP. Directors include Fred Johns Leduc Representative Ron Newsom Olds Gazette Hal Martin Westlock Witness and Walter Mandik Castor Advance. Charles McLean Camrose Canadian is immediate past president.
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard will make an official visit to Canada and the United States in April 1952. They accepted invitations from Canada's governor general Viscount Alexander and his wife, and from President Truman and Mrs. Truman.
The Aurora Australis is described as the Antarctic counterpart to the Northern Lights. It is stated that the positions of the state are commonly computed from a reference point in the sky known as the vernal equinox.
The page presents a mixed crossword grid with across and down clues. Entries include common nouns emotions body terms and flora fauna such as Nutritive material Malay pen coin tree exudation narrow means to swap large catlike animal anger science of reasoning and various body parts and objects.
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