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, The last of the two-day supply
• motion debates provided by the
' rules of Parliament was. finished'
, last week. The opposition, who
are responsible for choosing the
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1 home in Exeter lakes place this
weekend and all next week.
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open ]rouse in tine of its new
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ment hones on Victoria street,
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by local merchants, will be .open
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W'WSundaynd og anevenings during the
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legislation which was forecast in' Tlie secretary-general, In his
the speech frons the throne. They .after-dinner speech, recounted
are in a hurry to know what the :the activities of this organize -
new policy will be end they tion since its inception during
don't intend In let the govern-' World War n. It grew out of
sebicict for debate, decided to Ment forget that the country is' several conferences of common-
' challenge the government leaf on the
c to enl;e h A , nn
leak" of a confidential economic
' review for 1938.
I This is supposed to be a eon-
fidential report which was pre -
walling. ; wealUi pas lraitteniarians Gnat
Judging from the debate, all. were called to provide a better
parties agree that Canadaneeds understanding of the practices
the CBC and that" the C13C will : andprocedures followed in the
have to he heavily subsidized.' various parliaments. Such int•
pared by the experts in the The majority feel, however, that prnved knowledge, it was be -
Department of Trade and Com- a new regulatory authority is re-' lieved, would help to promote
ineree for the guidance of the 'quirerl to regulate both the CI3C: better co-operation among the
government in “taking up their and the private stations. At pros.: ;commonwealth euntries. These
budget. ens the C13C not only competes • conferences later included repre-
C'ertain newspapers published
statements which they claimed
were taken from such a doeu-
; ment. The government spokes •
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: man refused to either confirm
or deny that the newspaper
reports were true. .
Messrs. Pearson, F 1 e iii 1 n ;;.
'Martin, Fulton. Chevrier and.
Diefenhaker, in the order named.,
took part in the debate. As an
t oratorical contest it was a good
} show and well worth hearing, but:
1� ! it did little or nothing to further
the work of parliament.
We are now on long hours.
There are three sittings most
days, for six days a week. Good
progress was made last week and
the "brass" still feels that we
have a chance to finish the ses
sion in August.
Sports are not a major item
. around parliament hill, but we
do have an MP's ball team that
is making a name for itself.
There are, in parliament, a num-
I ber of younger MP's, some of
': whom are experienced ball play-
' ers. A softball team was organ-
ized and two games have been
played so far. The first contest
was between the MP team and
the Protective Staff. The second
game was Witii the parliamcn-
tary newspaper reporters. in
both games, the 31P's were easy
winners. There i$ talk now of a
game between the MP's and the
RCMP.
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with the private stations in' sentatives of the U.S. Congress.
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broadcasting. but regulates them I, Each participating parliament
as well. This is considered not I had a local study group. There
only unfair but unwise. The new I were six of these local branches
legislation is awaited with inter-, in the 'beginning; there are now
est sly all concerned. 168, including several in provin-
The Conservatives and the Lib- • tial parliaments.
erals ganged up against the eights After the war, with interest in
CCF members last week to ex-; was the organise
aiti tt c easing,ge 1t
tend the hours of sitting teei council to co-ordinate the work.
Friday night and all day Satur• ,
day.. 1t is !toped by this means i Thiswas accomplished at a meet-
to finish the session by the middle ing in Ottawa in 1949 and a Cana -
of August,
than, Senator Roebuck, was
Most of the CCF members live elected the first getier.al chair -
so far froth Ottawa, that they man. The constitution calls for
cannot get home on weekends. I a meeting of the association every
Since they have to stay here any -C second year.
how, it was thought they would' The various member countries
be favorably to this extenslon ef.take turns acting as host, The
the sittings but their attitude was last meeting was held in New
completely hostile to ,it, They ' Delhi. India, in the autumn of
staged a hot debate for most of 1957. and the next one will be in
half a clay and forced a recorded' Australia in 1959. India last year
vote, The result was 163 Con invited seven members of the
servatives and Liberals voting federal parliament and six pro -
for (he extended sittings and vincial members to their code -
only the eight CCF members `renes. The host country pays all
voting against It.
Parliamentary Grdup
expenses of the conference.
The U.S. congressmen and
ors are en:thirsiasla
Our readers may be interested porters of the organization. Their
in a brief resume of the history delegation. last year, made a
and functions of the Contemn.' 36 -page report to congress in
wealth Parliamentary Associa-; which the Commonwealth Par -
tion. • Iliamentary Association was des -
The secretary-general of this , eribed as one of the most con. -
organization, Sir Howard ('Eg-jstructive and fruitful organiza.-
ville of the United Kingdom, tions in the world today.
spent the week of July 21 in On the local front these days,
The team members and the Ottawa. The local Association ;the 864 question is how long the
game officials are from all three composed of senators and mem-I session will Last. Most guesses
parties in the House and include hers under the chairmanship of are for late August. There is
lynchers. The cotnra.deship and tainted him at a buffet dinner in !bate and three 'private members'
informality in the present pariia- the railway committee room be- Mondays left. This would make
ment is striking. Maybe parlia• !ween afternoon and evening sit- five days in which. little or no
ment has always been like that , rings on Thursday, July 24. The , progress could be made on gave
i but. at present there is certainly i Speakers of the senate and the! ernment legislation,. or estimates.
i a great deal of good fellowship `house of commons acted as joint t These days are set aside by the
in spite of the seemingly hot and' chairmen. rules ofl.he house to provide pr.•i-
sometimes bitter exchanges that
take place in the chamber.
The agricultural committee last
week was assigned the task of
examining the annual reports of
the Canadian Wheat Board and
of the Board of Grain Commis-
sioners. The officials of both
boards were brought in from
their home offices at Winnipeg
to present. their reports and to
answer questions.
Both reports were found satis-
factory, and the wheat board
report was very encouraging.
According to latest reports. the
crop prospects on the prairies
are much unproved since early
July. Areas where the crop was
considered a total failure now
expect to harvest some wheat.
If exports continue as good for
the next crop year as for the
last crop year. the glut of grain
ort the prairies may be cleared
away to the extent that there
niay be room enough in com.mcr-
dial channels to permit. the re-
moval of all surplus grain from
western farms.
New CBC Policy
As pointed out in a previous
report, the rules of parliament
allow for six two-day debates ou
motions to go into supply. Last
week we had the fifth of these
debates. There is one more left.
These six debates collectively
a .mounting of twelve days, are
one of the three main opportuni-
ties provided for private mem•
hers of the government and
opposit.ioit to express themselves,
The other two of the big three
opportunities are the throne
speech debate and the budget
debate.
11 is customary to hold each
of these six debates on a Monday
• and Tuesday, The technique is
always the same. There is a
government motion that the
speaker do now leave the chair
for the house to go into commit-
tee of the whole to consider
• supply. The leader of the oppo-
sitibn.thelt moves an aniendinent
providing for the house to con -
1 sides some other matter of
national importance such as tin
employnlent, northern develop •
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nient, or something of the kind
This constitutes a want of ccinfi-
denee »lotion and if carried, it
would cause the government to
resign..
the CCF group niovcsi
alt arnendnient to the amend,
molt to show their lack of conal-,
dente in both the other parties.
The Amendment and the
aittenddment to the amendlneot
are debated for two days :or until
the .Liberals anti the CCF run but
of speakers, which very seldom
happens. 'Voting takes place at
the end of the second day. moth
eneend3Aaenls are voted cdoWti and
the motion to g'd Into supply is
carried.
The house .tarns. itself into 'a
attpply committee for about two
minutes, then changes hack into
regular session for adjournment,
This procedure may Seein silly •
but it is one of the safeguards of
the right of private members to
raise _ their grievances• before
voting money Cor government
tad,
Last: week the grievance raiser!
WAS the :CAC. The Aopbsitidll
complained that the government
lies fined to bring I'ii the new
cabinet ministers as well as back George Doucette, M.F'„ enter-; still a two-day supply motion de-
following week.
Although the'model home Is A
Ilow-priced one, glisten points
out it's not the only type that
can he erected in the firm's sub•
riivision.:Some 63 plans, approved
by Central Mortgage and Mous-
ing Corporation for erection un _
!.ler N,H.A., are available. These
designs will be on display der-
: ing the open ixouse.
i Features of the three-bedroom,
35x34 model home include:
Smart brick veneer with part
siding at the front;
A four -piece bathroom;
Hot air fuel oil heating;
Tintawn and tile :flooring;
Built-in kitchen cupboards;
Stainless steel sinks;
Plaster on. inside walls;
Fuel basement with laundry
tubs.
Furniture and appliances for
the open house are being pro-
vided by Dinney and Hopper -
Hockey Furniture, Snelgrove's
and Fisher.
The borne alas already been
purchased by Fd .Burke, man-
ager of'the The Burkley restau-
rant, who will occupy it after
the open house. A similar honne,
constructed to the east of the
model home, has been purchased
by Air. and Mr's. Elmer Gack-
stetter, who moved in several
weeka ago,
Partners in glisten Construc-
tion, Milt Keller. and Stan Whit-
ing, report they already have a
number of buyers .for whom. they
will be erecting homes this win•
ter.
John Burke, representative of
L. Cosby, London realtor, is the
exclusive agent for the firm,
Tradesmen who worked on the
model home include Al Pearce,
plasterer, Garf Thomson, elec-
trician; Alf Andrus, plumbing
and heating; Ted Stanlake and
son, cement work; Bruce Dixon,
excavation.
Materials were supplied by
Dashwood Planing Mills, whose
pre -fit windows are featured;
and Centralia Farmers Supply.
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today processes as m'any chickens for the market, as did
the whole Canadian broiler industry in 1949. The Sky -
Line Farms, north of Toronto, have evolved a system
whichis rapidly being copied in the U.S., whereby 25,000
birds a day are killed, cleaned, chilled and packaged for
market. Time -saving occurs mostly in the chilling methods
whereby the birds, on overhead shackles, as shown here,
are carried into chilling tanks where agitators lower the
temperatures of the chickens in less than 30 “minutes.
With the great saving in time spent . on processing the
birds has come an equivalent reduction in price on the
store shelves.
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tunity to introduce matters of
importance to their constituen-
cies.
It has been announeed that the
government will “love to use
these three private members'
days for government business I
and to begin on Friday, August
11, to sit mornings as well. as
afternoons and evenings. It is
expected that the standing coin -I
niittees will have finished their
work by then.
The committee on agriculture
has. been making a study of
farm credit. An interdepartmen-
tal eomn,ittee of experts has
been set up to gather informa-
tion both from Within Canada
and from outside sources. In
view of the changing conditions
in our agricultural economy, im•
portant amendments to our farm
loan legislation could result.
from this study,
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