Ice hockey grows to world stage with US and USSR in 1958
The sport, once a Canadian curiosity, enters the 1958 world championships in Oslo with more than a dozen nations including the United States and the Soviet Union. The article traces hockey’s origins from medieval mick games and McGill players in the 1370s to the modern game, its evolution of team sizes, the Stanley Cup, NHL formation, and global spread aided by indoor rinks and television.
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Stanstead College to become all residential school for boys
The Stanstead College board approved a plan to convert to an all residential boys school by September 1959. Enrollment will rise from 165 to 250 with four residences and new facilities including a gym, dining hall, chapel, and kitchen. Master plan foresees 150 immediate residential students, expanding to 250 as space allows. The Journal Stanstead Que.
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