Debaters Clash as High Schoolers Debate Canadian Trade Shift
At a Rotary meeting in High River two students supported redirecting 15 percent of Canada imports from the United States to Britain while two others argued against it. The convex argument favored Britain via direct loans or tariff cuts, with Wake and Wallace on the affirmative and Brown and Young on the negative.
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Reseg
Dominion of Canada
United States
Great Britain
Rotary
David Wake
Richard Wallace
Grayton Young
Sam Brown
Dick Walace
Canada
Britain
Clayton Young
United Kingdom
U.S
Switzerland
Germany
the Times
High River
Alta
Whitby seeks special stamp for world hockey champions
Whitby officials consider appealing for a special memorial stamp to honor the Whitby Dunlop Hockey team and its world championship win. The postmaster general declined, suggesting instead a possible Whitby air mail cancellation and chamber of commerce involvement to push a national stamp effort. Local leaders urge refer to chamber for guidance and possible cancellation marks.
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Ding
Whitby Dunlop
Whitby
Ontario
Correll
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Frost
Dodd
Chamber of Commerce
Weekly News
Ont
Capacity Rise in Canadian Steelmaking Amid War Footing
The 1957 steelmaking capacity grew by 419000 tons to 5923000 tons, marking a six year gain of 2292000 tons. The note urges support for local merchants amid the industry expansion and economic shifts.
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Canada
Spray pilots keep city health through year round aerial spraying
Wetaskiwin based Wetaskiwin Airspray Ltd operates small Piper aircraft and larger Gruman Avenger planes to control mosquitoes and flies across cities and towns. Pilots map infestations by ground and air prior to spraying and perform other tasks such as fertilizer spreading and crop care.
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Dave Harrington
Pat Korpatnsky
Wetaskiwin
Piper
United States
Wetaskiwin Airspray Ltd
Wetaskiwin Times
Alberta
Weekly oil and gas well report ending April 18 1958
The Alberta Saskatchewan style report lists new oil and gas wells, licences issued, and active wells as of April 18 1958. It includes counts for oil wells 3352 and gas wells 176, with field totals for numerous locations such as Alameda Alda Cantuar Coleville Midale Steelman Gull Lake and Weyburn among others. A separate natural gas summary covers Brock Cantuar Coleville Gull Lake Lloydminster Lone Rock Marsden Steelman and Unity.
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Weerly Liliing
Denent F Mineral
Tuff
Midale
Steelman
Ws Spa
Micers Eiegnt Oit Simal
Alameda
Alda
Battrum
Benson
Birling Sparky
Bone Creek
Cantuar
Carnduff
Coleville Smiley
Dollard
Eastend
Fosterton
Gainsborough
Glen Ewen
Gull Lake
Hastings
Instow
Java
Weon Lake
Lloydminster
Lone Rock
McLaren
Maidstone
Manor
Marsden
North Premier
Nottingham
Parkman
Pinto
Queensdale
Rapdan
Success
Torquay
Verlo
Wapella
Waseca
Weyburn
Willmar
Whiteside
Brock
Coleville
Hatton
Milton
Unity
Early tomato transplants boost yields at Indian Head trials
Trials at the Experimental Farm Indian Head Saskatchewan show tomato plants started in greenhouse and transplanted from April 16 to June 4 yield more fruit than later plantings. W. A. Russell notes higher per plant yields, with early transplants producing vigorous plants despite frost risk, aided by hot tents.
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Indian Head
Sask
W. A. Russell
Curlers to offer shares for financing artificial ice plant
Sauris Men s Curling Chub will issue share certificates in varied denominations to district residents to fund an artificial ice plant for the curling rink. Certificates bear 3 percent interest payable annually. The unincorporated association issued the certificates after a finance committee meeting. The curling club annual meeting gave unanimous approval for the project. Estimated plant cost is about 29000 dollars.
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Sauris Men's Curling Chub
Curling Club
Plaindealer
Souris
Man
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Perce Rock
Quebec
Gaspe Coast
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Pat
Ness
Rea
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