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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1956

Page

3

Parliament in turmoil over pipeline bill after MP MacDougal dies

Members in Horner shocked by the sudden death of Mr MacDougal MP Vancouver Barri has. The ensuing tributes in Parliament followed bitter clashes as government push for a 130 million dollar gas pipeline loan to Trans-Canada Pipe Lines faced broad opposition from the CCF and Progressive Conservative opposition. Public funds, taxation issues, and calls for a publicly owned pipeline dominated debate amid strong rhetoric about representation and profits for a private company.

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Parliament in turmoil as Speaker faces censure vote

The House erupts over government pressure and a controversial pipeline bill. The Speaker loses control and confidence, opposition mourns a wounded parliament, while the government pushes its agenda despite a fractured rule book. Next report airs Friday June 15 at 9 05 p.m. CKDM.

George Drew Progressive-Conservative Parliament Hill CKDM

Tipson Touring Women's Trove Shows Portable Picnic Kitchen

A guide promotes a car trunk kitchen enabling sumptuous picnic fare. It describes a collapsible comb-sized stove using heat pellets and a two-burner setup for more elaborate cooking, highlighting ease and portability.

Traveling family camp kit ideas from a pantry note

A compact guide describes keeping foods cold with reusables and plastic covers, hot with fiberglass containers, and packing portable ice chests for a day’s meals. It recommends six-in-one aluminum pots, four plates and cups, knife fork spoon sets, collapsible items, and wicker baskets with spices for easy meals on the go.

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Harvesting Forage At The Experimental Farm Brandon Man

Marked changes in hay making and forage storage over the past decade. Chopped dry hay needs low moisture to prevent spontaneous combustion. silage uses about 70 percent moisture and must be well tramped. A cutting box aids silage storage though not essential. Descriptive bulletins on chopping hay, silos, and machines available from the Experimental Farm Brandon Man.

Brandon Man

Provincial Fruit Show Slated For Dauphin

Dauphin hosts the Manitoba Provincial Fruit Show August 30 and 31 with separate classes for provincial growers and home gardeners. The event, run by the Manitoba Horticultural Association, partners with the Provincial Honey Show and Dauphin Horticultural Show. Competitions cover apples, crab apples, plums, cherries, gooseberries, currants, raspberries, strawberries, grapes, nuts, and hybrids, plus best collections and displays. Entry forms are available from F. J. Weir, secretary, Legislative Building, Winnipeg.

Dauphin Manitoba Manitoba Horticultural Association F. J. Weir Hortcultural Association Legislative Building Winnipeg Man

Credit Unions Grow In Manitoba Ten Year Loan Membership

Manitoba credit unions have more than tripled membership and loan activity over the past decade, according to the latest figures compiled by industry officials. The growth reflects expanded services and increased savings among communities.

Manitoba

Credit unions report shows growth in 1955 membership

P. A Frossais reports 1955 membership rose to 56 194 from 52 250, with 228 chartered unions total. Eight new unions chartered in 1955, two inactive, no dissolutions. Assets exceed 15 million dollars, 80 percent in loans, with loans rising to 12 280 000. Loans and assets up 16 percent from 1954. 28 788 in loans noted for 1955.

P. A Frossais

Water safety reminders stress known swimming spots

The note warns to pick familiar or lifeguard supervised areas, avoid unknown waters, and beware shore shelves and hidden hazards that can trap swimmers. Stay vigilant about local conditions and designate supervision when possible.

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