Vacant seats haunt North American schools
Education leaders warn enrolment will drop as birth rates flatten and job competition rises. Lorne Dick of Medicine Hat College predicts postwar student surges have ended and universities must adapt to smaller enrollments and shifting roles.
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Lorne Dick
Medicine Hat College
University of Alberta
U of A
Canada
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Frank Webber
No hockey tickets for Canadian tourists
About 150 Canadians on two tours organized by The Hockey News and The Toronto Sun arrived in Moscow for four games with Russia but many found themselves without game tickets. Prominent figures mentioned include Whipper Billy Watson Frank Tunney Rocket Richard and Punen Imlach.
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Buffalo Sabres
Canada
Russia
Bill Dillabough
Ottawa and District Hockey Association
Gordon Juckes
Winnipeg
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Communist Party
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John Alexander
Hockey Canada
Imlach
the Sun
Cattle and hog sale figures at Hat Livestock Auction
Hat Livestock Auction Co. Ltd lists 555 cattle and hogs offered this week with price ranges. Choice steers 31 to 32.10, heifers 29.30 to 29.80, cows 23 to 26.25, canners 18 to 22.30, bulls 25.90 to 27.70, feeders 34.00 to 43.30, calves 37 to 50.75, butcher hogs 54 to 68 with heavies to 80.50, weaners 10.50 to 13.25, feeders 14.75 to 36, sows 57.50 to 98.50, bred sows 60 to 82.50, boars 49 to 64 and heavies 91.50 to 100. The report covers the range of grades and weights available at auction.
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Hat Livestock Auction Co. Ltd
Grasshopper menace overshadows armyworm fears in Alberta
Entomologist D S Smith of the Lethbridge Research Station warns farmers in Alberta have grown complacent about grasshoppers. He notes attention centered on the Bertha armyworm due to rapeseed insecticide drops, yet grasshoppers did more total damage across about 15 200 square miles, aided by a wet season that reduced breeding.
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Manyberries
Alta
D. S. Smith
Lethbridge
Alberta
Dr. Smith
Well Tempered Arts Notes Calgary Recitals and Local Music Scene
Schultz of the University of Calgary presents a piano recital with Jef Frey performing Beethoven Op 31 No 2, Chopin pieces, Ravel Sonatine and more. Bruce Cockburn, Juno winner, plays Jubilee Auditorium Calgary on September 29 as part of a Canadian tour. A local Heritage Concert review suggests including a square dance group next time.
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Schultz
University of Calgary
Egbert
Jeffrey
Chopin
Ravel
Lauchlin McKenzie
Bruce Cockburn
Jubilee Auditorium
Calgary
Wizard's trial adjourned over charges of watching carpet cleaner
The trial of Tearlach Mac A' Phearsoin Imperial Wizard of the Confederated Klans of Alberta and Klan member Walter Wallace was adjourned to October 11 after defence lawyers challenged the charge. Webster MacDonald argued two charges duplicate one another while Crown officials seek more evidence. Judge R V Read ordered the adjournment.
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Tearlach Mac A’ Phearsoin
Klans of
Alberta
Walter Wallace
Mac A’ Phearsonn
Webster MacDonald
R. V. Read
Conservatives propose binding arbitration over strikes in essential services
Ottawa policy papers outline two planks for a Tory government including removing the right to strike in essential federal services and replacing it with binding arbitration and a public interests disputes commission. The World of Work paper also discusses an income development program akin to a guaranteed annual income and employment placement efforts, with specifics to be fleshed out.
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Ottawa
World of Work
Progressive Conservative Party
Public Interests Disputes Commission
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
Accident at 1st St S E and 4th Ave injures none
Police report no injuries in a morning crash at 1st St S E and 4th Ave. Damages estimated at 100 dollars to Larry Hawkins at 447 Allowance Ave and 400 dollars to James Verschagin at 317 Ist St S E.
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Youth named to PC staff in Medicine Hat riding
Randy Fischer a 19 year old Medicine Hat College student was named to the campaign executive for Conservative candidate Bert Hargrave. Hargrave said Fischer will make the party aware of youth concerns and motivate involvement in the constituency. A Conservative campaign office opens in Taber with Roy Blais, Taber recreation superintendent, in charge.
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Medicine Hat College
Medicine Hat
Bert Hargrave
Hargrave
Taber
Roy Blais
Campaign Schedules For Hargrave Toole Olson
BERT HARGRAVE plans to campaign in Medicine Hat and the Foremost area tonight and tomorrow. LEWIS TOOLE will discuss strategy with NDP workers at headquarters tonight and tomorrow morning and afternoon. H A Bud Olson to address a public meeting at Fairview Agriculture College tonight and meet Liberal officials in Peace River tomorrow.
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Medicine Hat
Lewis Toole
NDP
Toole
H. A
Bud) Olson
Olson
Fairview Agriculture College
Fairview
Alta
Peace River
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