Turns hobby into paying business
Sid Bullen a welder by trade turned his wood working hobby into a brisk local business in Goderich Ontario. After wartime service and a stint as an Air Force welding instructor he settled in Goderich and now runs a shop with recent contracts from RCAF Clinton while visiting his daughter in Unity Saskatchewan.
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T. E. Cavanagh retires after 40 years service
TEF Cavanagh, Regina rural Superintendent with Saskatchewan Government Telephones, retires after 40 years with the company. He joined in 1919 as a rural telephone inspector, taught at rural telephone schools, and held posts in Biggar, Yorkton, and Prince Albert before moving to Regina in 1946 as rural superintendent.
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Canada oil and gas growth needs yearly billion investment
The Gordon Royal Commission envisions 1980 oil and gas expansion requiring about 25 billion dollars over the 1955 1980 period with annual capital investment equal to one St Lawrence Seaway. Actual 1946 58 investment was 5.3 billion, urging government action to create a favorable political and economic climate to attract capital and lift Canada’s energy output.
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