West rookies lead Calder Trophy contenders in 1959-60
Twelve of the 17 rookies eligible for the Calder Memorial Trophy played in NHL games in the first half of the season and hail from Western Canada. Odds favor a Western youth winning the rookie award and the accompanying $1000 prize from the NELL. Stan Batuik of the Beaton
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Western Canada
NELL
Stan Batuik
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Beaton
Mrwine
St Arthur
Bob Kabel
New York Rangers
Dauphin
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dick Meissner
Boston
Murray Zalfour
Bill Hay
Chicago
Bill Hicke
Canadiens
Ken Schinkel
New Ve
Ted Hampson
Toro
Wetaskiwin
Melnyk
Edmonton
Edmundson
Sexsmith
Ontario
Don Ward
Murray Oliver
Detroit
Irv Spencer
New York
Ward
Sarnia
Oliver
Hamilton
Spencer
Sudbury
Claude Tremblay
Bagotville
Quebec
Stan Mikita
Czechoslovakia
Tremblay
Rangers
Stan Balaik
Aut Erickson
Murray Balfour
Val Fonteyne
Jerry Melnyk
Montreal
Toronto
Gary Edmundson
Federal crop aid plan for Saskatchewan and Alberta outlined
The Alberta government will share equally with Ottawa the cost of emergency relief for farmers who harvested less than half of their 1969 grain crop. Payments depend on harvested yields and crop type with a maximum 200 acres aided. Saskatchewan follows a similar aid method based on threshing and yield, with municipal inspections and shared administrative costs.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
PFAA
Echo Lake brush clearing and park project under way
J. W. Churchman announces Saskatchewan department of natural resources is implementing a 520 000 winter program to develop outdoor recreation facilities at Echo Lake near Fort Qu Appelle. The plan includes a 2 000 ft beach, 1 600 ft Pasqua Lake frontage, earth moving to raise land 3 ft, and a 1960 schedule for camp grounds, picnics, boat ramps, and a new irrigation water system.
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Echo Lake
Fort Qu’Appelle
J. W. Churchman
Natural Resources
Department of Natural Resources
Pasqua Lake
Eleven officers attend extension course in pharmacy
Eleven officers from the three services completed a two week extension course in pharmacy at the University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon the third of five fall sessions to train all permanent force pharmacists. The photo lists officers and staff from RCAF RCN and fort medical units along with university faculty and inspectors.
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Eleve Armed Services
Unversity of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
M. J. Jennings
RCAF
Goose Bay
Labrador
J. C. Turnbull
Canadian Pharmaceutical Association
D. G. McLaren
RCN Hospital
Esquimalt
B.C
Yvonne Harmon
College of Pharmacy
University of Saskatchewan
C. P. Smith
Canadian Forces Medical Service
Ottawa
T. R. McKim
D. E. Gornall
Rcaf Station
Penhold
Alta
Ernie Cowell
F . M. L. Gummer
Bagotville
Quebec
F . M. Husband
Wolf
R. D. Harris
Camp Borden Station
Camp Borden
Ont
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool to Back Feeder Cattle Loans
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool will underwrite 15 percent of losses on loans to farmers to buy feeder cattle. Participating credit unions will lend at standard rates, with cattle purchased at Saskatchewan stockyards and sold through the Wheat Pool livestock agency. The plan aims for fair prices and strong market returns, with hopes for wider use next year.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Livestock Vision
Saskatchewan Creatit Unions
Wheat Pool
Department of Co-operation
Credit Union League of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Co-operative Society
Saskatchewan
TB Discovery Promising From Denver Doctor
A Denver doctor, Dr. Gardener Middlebrook of National Jewish Hospital, may have isolated the tuberculosis-causing material. If confirmed, this could lead to prevention and cure methods, offering humanity significant hope and fueling support for the Christmas seal campaign.
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Denver
Colo
Gardener Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Middlebrook
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