Debate over Canadi Gas Pipeline Ownership and Timed Deadline
A House of Commons excerpt criticizes the public approach to the Trans-Canada gas pipeline project. The speaker argues for public ownership, condemns the June 7 deadline as flawed, and claims government promises bypass parliamentary input while warning of private monopoly risks and broad public anger. The speech highlights delays by Trake-Canada Pipe Lines Limited and depicts government reliance on deadlines and private interests.
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House 27 Commons
Thos House
Forto
Trake-Canada Pipe Lines Limited
Manitoba educator Gertrude McCance in TV classroom broadcast
Gertrude McCance, supervisor of Manitoba school broadcasts, helped expand the CBC School Broadcasts with a TV adaptation of Adventures in Speech. She spoke to Grade 3 and 4 students in Winnipeg as a second classroom television experiment aired across Canada this spring.
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CBC
Gertrude McCance
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Prairies
Miss McCance
Canada
Canada to express will at upcoming opportunity
A speaker says Canadians will voice their will when possible and criticizes private members supporting the government and Social Credit allies as playing minor or inconsequential roles, likening them to Murchison's minions and Tanner's tomboys.
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Canada
Social Credit
Murchison
Miniong
Tanner
God First Summer Message From United Church
A summer faith reminder urges balance between outdoor enjoyment and church attendance. It asks adults to model Sunday commitment for children, noting Sunday School and church should not be sidelined by warm days or holidays. Children should feel church is important and attend weekly, even on holidays.
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New Pilot Lab In Winn ipeg To Test Barley Varieties
A new pilot brewing laboratory in Winnipeg will enable brewing tests of barley varieties using as little as 15 pounds of seed instead of 4,000 bushels. It is managed by the Barley Improvement Institute with space in the Grain Exchange Building and aims to be Canada owned. Testing begins early next year, reducing the need for large seed production before standards are met for brewing quality. The decision follows committee visits in 1983 and 1954 to pilot labs in the United States and Canada.
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Winnipeg
Barley Improvement Institute
Grain Exchange
Canada
Brewing and
United States
Cani
Barley Breeding Quality Tests Expanded by Institute Lab
Sponsors require strict malt and brew tests for barley varieties. Malting tests are done by the Institute and the Grain Research Laboratory of the Board of Grain Commissioners. Brewing quality now needs plant scale tests with about 4,000 bushels seed. The new laboratory can pilot test with 15 pounds to determine brewing quality with fair accuracy.
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Institute
Grain Research Laboratory
Board of Grain Commissioners
France weather lifts but yields unlikely to exceed half crop
In FRANCE abundant rain and light frosts gave way to warmer, improving weather. Growth remains slow and yield predictions are uncertain. Even with better conditions, France cannot expect more than half a crop this year.
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France
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