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Steel man in gas is A. R. (Ted) McMurrich, a vice-president of Stelco and new president of the Canadian Gas Association. The connection: Natural gas f(...)
Steel man in gas is A. R. (Ted) McMurrich, a vice-president of Stelco and new president of the Canadian Gas Association. The connection: Natural gas f(...)

Steel man in gas is A. R. (Ted) McMurrich, a vice-president of Stelco and new president of the Canadian Gas Association. The connection: Natural gas f(...)

Date5/18/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Steel man in gas is A. R. (Ted) McMurrich, a vice-president of Stelco and new president of the Canadian Gas Association. The connection: Natural gas flows through pipe and Stelco is in the pipe making business in a big way.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067565F
Manu Malcani, vice-president of sevices at wellesley Hospital in downtown Toronto, saved hundreds of thousands of dollars by signing a deal directly with western Canadian natural gas suppliers to fuel the institution's massive boiler room
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Canadians are going to have to learn to pay more for natual gas, according to Robert Blair, president of Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co. Firm is one of a g(...)
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Cover has embossed text in varied font-type, coloured in tones of silver, framed by embossed do ...
Jewel gas stoves and gas appliances for cooking and heating for manufactured or natural gas: catalogue no. 74
Approximately 1916
Jewel gas stoves and gas appliances for cooking and heating for manufactured or natural gas
Jewel gas stoves and gas appliances for cooking and heating for manufactured or natural gas
1916?
For Ted Creber, new president of Consumers' Gas Co
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Project Rolling: Ontario Bus industries president Don Sheardown accepts contributions from the Ontario government to his natural gas and electric powered bu of the future, pictured in an artist's conception
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Six tanks of natural gas power car, Cylinders in trunk hold 500 cubic feet compressed gas
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New national debate on how to bring natural gas to market from the Canadian Arctic could be triggered by plan disclosed in Toronto yesterday by Robert(...)
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