High school debate on Canada trade shift to Britain
At a Rotary meeting high school students debated diverting 15 percent of Canada’s import trade from the United States to Great Britain. David Wake and Richard Wallace spoke for the affirmative while Clayton Young and Sam Brown argued the negative. The judges awarded the debate to the affirmative amid applause.
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Povernment Coroiv Isa
Dominion of Canada
United States
Great Britain
Rotary
David Wakeemi
Richard Wallace
Clayton Young
Sam Brown
Jr Witnera
Tub
Dick Wallace
Canada
Britain
United Kingdom
David Wake
Switzerland
Germany
Times
High River
Alta
Whitby seeks special stamp for world hockey champs
Whitby council discusses pushing for a special commemorative Canadian stamp to honor the Whitby Dunlop Hockey team after their world championship win. The postmaster general declines, but officials consider using a Whitby cancellation or local stamp marks and involve the Chamber of Commerce for government liaison.
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Whitby Dunlop
Whitby
Ontario
Correil
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Frost
Dodd
Chamber of Comerce
Ont
Canadians Expand Steelmaking Capacity in 1957
Capacity rose by 419000 tons to 5923000 tons in 1957, part of a six year gain totaling 2292000 tons. Local merchants report steady growth in steel output and related commerce.
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Canada
Wetaskiwin spray pilots keep up year round aerial health work
In Wetaskiwin, spray pilots operate Piper and Gruman aircraft to control mosquitoes and pests across cities and towns. They map infestations, spray large areas, and perform other jobs from fertilizing land to fire control, with season starts in spring and year end maintenance wrapping the fleet for next season.
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Dave Harrington
Pat Korpatnsky
Wetaskiwin
Piper
United States
Wetaskiwin Airspray Ltd
Warbie
Transplanting tomatoes yields rise with earlier plantings
Results from the Indian Head Experimental Farm show tomato transplants started in greenhouse on April 16 1957 and moved to the garden on several dates produced higher yields than the June 4 1957 planting. W A Fussell notes earlier plantings gave 9.1 9.1 8.9 8.0 5.9 and 4.6 pounds per plant. Hot tents and cross vents were used to guard against frost and speed growth. The practice shortened greenhouse time and boosted yields despite extra tent costs.
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Indian Head
Ask
W. A. Fussell
Weekly report on new oil and gas wells ending April 8 1958
Department of Mineral Resources Daily Statistics Division notes eight oil wells and no gas wells completed for the week ending April 8 1958. New producers include Midale Steelman and others with licenses issued for drilling spudded wells and land disposition. As of April 18 1958 total operated wells: 3352 oil and 176 gas. Listings cover many fields with counts for crude oil wells and a parallel gas well summary.
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Alameda
Alida
Battrum
Benson
Birling Sparky
Bone Creek
Cantuar
Carnduff
Coleville Smiley
Dollard
Eastend
Fosterton
Gainsborough
Glen Ewen
Gull Lake
Hastings
Instow
Java
Leon Lake
Lloydminster
Lone Rock
McLaren
Maidstone
Manor
Marsden
Midale
North Premier
Nottingham
Parkman
Pinto
Queensdale
Rapdan
Steelman
Success T
Torquay
Verla
Wapella
Waseca
Weyburn
Willmar
Whiteside
Brock
Coleville
Hatton
Lierdminster
Milton
Success
Unity
Curlers offer shares to finance artificial ice plant
Souris Men’s Curling Club will issue share certificates in denominations to district residents to fund an artificial ice plant for the curling rink. Certificates bear 3 percent interest annually. The unincorporated association acted at a finance committee meeting following the club’s annual gathering which unanimously approved the plan. The project may cost about 29000 dollars.
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Souris Men's Curling Club
Curling Club
Plaindealer
Souris
Man
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