Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 1, 1975, Winnipeg, Manitoba Natural Gas Supply for new Homes up to Alta. Cabinet Winnipeg free press Friday August 1, 1975 2nd class Regis Attoa the greater Winnipeg Gas also said an increase in Gas co. Hopes again to be Able to prices ranging Between 28 and s e r v i c e newly constructed 43 cents per thousand cubic Homes if the Alberta will go into effect in no lets it take More Gas from that j vember. Province. J the move to increase Gas a spokesman for the Gas j prices was announced in Feder company said an application to j Al f i n a n e e minister John the Alberta Energy Board to i Turner s budget to go into of allow it to take its full daily Al feet nov. 1. I lot ments has been unopposed the spokesman said the however the final decision j exact amount of the must be made by the Alberta which de passed on to the i Cabinet and this could take customers won t be known several weeks the spokesman j Unta after hearing of a trans said j Canada pipelines application the Gas company the National Energy Board been taking its daily August allotments under a 15-year con tract during the Lour summer months. The increased Supply would allow it to service new Homes being built the spokesman said. It is hoped storage facilities in Alberta May be used the spokesman said. Earlier this year the Mani Toba legislature approved a Bill which would pave the Way for development of a Gas storage Cavern in the Virden area should it prove suitable. The Gas company spokesman said if Alberta facilities could be used it would mean immedi ate development of facilities in Manitoba would not be Neces sary. The company spokesman boy 9, Hurt in Accident Leslie Budd 9. Of 30g Arnold Avenue was under observation but in Good condition thursday in the children s Centre after suffering undetermined Chest injuries. A Winnipeg police spokes Man said the youth was walk ing in front of 302 Arnold ave nuo about . When he was in collision with a West bound vehicle driven by Wayn Juskow 18, of 328 Arnold ave nue. Fishermen keeping to quota fishermen in Manitoba have been staying on the right Side of the Legal fish limit. Victor Mcnabb resource technician with the resource Nanag ment division of the department of mines resources and environmental manage nent said thursday there Are no great Cutie ones in Ille Gal fishing limit charges in Manitoba. There have been a few charges Laid this year but it s nothing to get alarmed or. Mcnabb on Holiday and speaking from his Home said he could t give the exact number of charges Laid without referring to his Ledger at the office. He said the charges Laid were right in comparison with other years not Loo Many and certainly nothing to worry wildlife officials in fort Frances out., say this has been the worse year in Many for illegal Possession of fish Over the limit. Jack e. Carey assistant fire commissioner inspects smouldering Argusville ruins will an Husville Ever be the same automatic transmissions the automatic answer 00 957 Portage 786-2437 to Nairn 667-1595 1311 map Hilum 586-8049 Pembina 453-4124 o r c s i cd e n t s of Argusville j and a Barbershop before an estimated 100 volunteers could bring it under control. Reeve John Kat Chin of the Rural municipality of Silver Creek said thursday he did t know if there will be any re building. He speculated that the owner of the building that Man., Are wondering in the aftermath of a fire wednesday that destroyed three buildings whether their Village will Ever be the same. There Are doubts among the Village population of about 200 that insurance coverage on the buildings is sufficient to cover i the losses. The fire destroyed the West Orn Manitoba Village s Only filing station a private Home and a building housing a Pool Hall weather report morning bulletin for the Prairie provinces contained the Pool Hall and Barber shop might decide against rebuilding because of his advanced age. The old boy took it pretty Milton Churchmuch Midnight storm cuts City Power frequent showers and a few thundershowers prevailed Over most of Central and Southern Prairie re g i o n s during the night. Temperatures were a Little on the Cool Side ranging from the Low teens Over Alberta to the upper teens Over Manitoba. Mostly Cloudy skies and occasional showers will continue today Over much of Southern Saskatchewan and Southern Mani Toba but some Sun Shine is expected Over Southern Alberta. Indications Are that mostly Cloudy conditions will again prevail sunday with a few showers. Daytime highs will be generally in the Low to Micl-20s both clays. Figures on the map indicate expected High temperatures today a spectacular electrical j s i o r m about Midnight last Light brought heavy rain and he usual storm accompanied problems to Winnipeg. More than two inches of rain Lell on Winnipeg in the past 24 hours die bulk of it late yesterday afternoon when show ers were heavy and Between about . And 2 ., spokesman for the Winnipeg weather office said. Electricity was Cut off in a 10-Block area along ten Lei saw a spectacular Shower of electrical Sparks when Powei lines were hit. The Sparks were the Only available Ligh for the estimated 400 people As the Power was out. The City waterworks depart i ment said several Calls were received about flooded base ments but the storm caused the department no serious problems. A Manitoba Hydro spokes Man said lightning struck a conductor shortly after mid part owner of a general store in the Village said of the owner whose House also was destroyed in the Blaze. Or. Churchmuch said Murray Sidorski the owner of the fill ing station lost his new Stock of Oil and Winter tires in the fire. But the pumps weren t seriously damaged and can be repaired he said. For the time being Anguille residents will have to Ravel to neighbouring Eom Muni ies for gasoline nent on rebuilding plans. I or. Sidorski declined to com nent on rebuilding just Don t feel up to in said. The Brandon fire commissioner s office is still investigating the cause of the fire which was battled by six fire trucks from the nearby communities of bins Caish Birtle. And Rossburn. Fire hydrants in Argusville ran dry about two minutes dents were afraid they would she said. Mrs. Kolynuk said she d also been worried that the wind would pick up causing the fire to rampage through the Community. Stan Davidson of the Russell Volunteer fire department said wednesday s Gusty winds were a constant threat to the Village i while Hie fire was raging. The filling station s gasoline no one was injured in the pumps did t explode but Resi fire. Said they saved the local just two feet away from tin Blaze by dousing it constantly with water. Vicky Kolynuk whose Hus band operates a hardware store across the Street from the site of the fire said the experience was frightening. A South wind blew flames away j from the hardware store How Ever. Airport Survey being l surveyed by jobs me mams i free press aviation reporter j the Winnipeg International Survey started july 21 is the object of another study i begun wednesday. Or. John Braaksma. A con i sultans to transport Canada is j surveying the surveyors using video tape cameras. Friday land saturday an estimated 20 22 hours of tape will be j matched against the Point to i Point time Survey at the air l terminal. One of the purposes of using Var video tape record ing is to see what disruption is caused by such an intensive Survey. We Are taping before and after the study concludes a urday to see if there has Een an interruption in the Raffic or. Braaksma Aid in an interview thursday. An assistant professor at Arlelon University Ottawa Vith transportation and Airport planning As his specially he said the Winnipeg Airport is in a location with a Nice blend of aviation and Industry. The 36-year-old civil Engineer Bias had a Good look at show Case terminals such As the Dallas fort wort h Airport which is a Good distance from those cities. He did t see any need for the Winnipeg Airport to be relocated Miles from the City. The two week Winnipeg air port study was unique in its method and took almost a year of planning he said. The Only similar Survey was in West Germany the Winnipeg characteristic study was the first of its kind in North America. The German authorities had used a tagging system to find out what passengers did after entering an air terminal. Or. Braaksma said the new effects of Mercury Shock resort Man after pumping began and the engines had to rely on a dug Cut at the Edge of town for water. Reeve Kat Chin said the fire hydrants failed because rust apparently had built up Anc plugged the outlets. That s Al ready been fixed now though he said. Street Between notre Dame night and Power was off in the by Glen Mackenzie free press staff writer the effects of Mercury poisoning on children lie saw serves in Northwestern Ontario incl a researcher and a doctor. The group is to arrive in Winnipeg Friday night. Air terminal at Mirabel que., is almost a duplicate of Dulles International in Washington . Dulles uses a Mobile lounge to move passengers a method that has t proved too popular with travellers. The Only departure at Mira Bel from the Dulles plan was an Fiaro key terminal layout he said. That is a one Storey building in which arriving and departing passengers on Over seas flights Are serviced on one level. Or. Braaksma said Only the North end of the Winnipeg Ter m i n a 1 is under time stamp study not Only because of limited traffic but also because the Survey team was Cut this week from More than 100 to 50 when the curbside and Road gently in Japan were or. Lamm who returned a Barney Lamm said thursday. Or. Lamm said in a Tele phone interview from Gimli Man., Home he his saw or. Churchmuch praised skill of the fire brigades. The he children 15 and 16 years old with twisted limbs and other effects that made human vege tables out of them. Or. Lamm spent 10 Days in Japan with a delegation of five indians from the Grassy Nar rows and White dog Indian re notre Dame area for about two hours. And Bannatyne avenues when lightning struck Hydro wires in the area. Other lightning strikes were residents in the Brooklands reported around the City. Area of St. James Assiniboia Stewart explains absence Hydro spokesman said. Several City streets were re ported Gutter deep in water but none were impassable a spokesman for the streets department said. There were scattered reports of Hail in Rural areas but none City parking meters get second Check Side surveyors completed their work. Week ago. Said there s a Defi Nite parallel Between the Situa Tion that preceded the out break of at minimal Japan and the Situ nation at Grassy Narrows and j White dog. J or. Lamm ran a tourist Camp on the English Winnipeg Rivers system until 1970. He closed Down when the Ontario g o v e r n m e ii t said the fish weren t Safe to eat. We had one of the largest Fly in Camps in Northwestern Ontario we told our guests we d stay closed until it was Safe it s not Safe and we re not or. Lamm said the opera Tion grossed million a year . Law officers to meet Here Winnipeg will play Host aug. G-8 to 200 senior Law enforce ment representatives at the an nual1 retraining session of Fri National Academy associates Northwest chapter. The session in he Winnipeg inn is designed to bring graduates of the Academy up to Date on new trends in crime Preven Tion. Five City workers thursday checks More frequently or night completed their second pc Opici about 75 of them a so figs one of s 4du Check within a month of win i or. Campbell was unable to fives. Lies of tie Academy on he Nipes s parking meters j say what the lest tokens would he continues to run a 35 Winnipeg police Force. Police of them heavy. A Winnipeg forecaster the rain was a general one in Early july a similar sur be made of or who will Supply a inc raft Bush Pilot service vey showed about six per cent them. J which includes taking tourists in the he said his department will to other Camps but be said Start the program As soon As it Many have been Unzem of the parking meters said City were malfunctioning the results of this weeks has a sufficient Supply j played and on welfare since extending pretty Well Survey which took two eve i tokens. 11970. Across Manitoba As far to Complete weren t in the tokens will be inserted chief Norman Stewart ass. Deputy chief j. J. Tronrud and staff Insp. Herb Stevens Are the others. I _. Uttel l1iv l 1 i or by the Ciplys five meter repair-1 come for the group has so asst. Deputy Biggs said rep resell natives will come from he estimated the welfare in a North and South Dakota min temperatures following Are High temperatures recorded yester Day Low temperatures for the 12-hour period which ended at 6 Today and precipitation for the 24 hour period which ended at 6 . Today Vancouver Calgary resins Brandon Thompson the Pas Winnipeg Thunder Bay Kenora Ottawa Toronto Ivion Ireal Halifax Chicago Miami tos anodes York forecast for Winnipeg. Bissell. Into Riak and red River regions Cloudy today a few showers or Thunder s h o w c r s this evening. Cloudy saturday a few periods of Light rain and drizzle. Low tonight near 16 celsius High Sal Urdaz. Near 23 celsius. Off Kcf j As Norway i mediately available. J of w s come for the group has Skyros Nesotas Illinois and washing police chief Norman Stewart t of a y s Outlook Calls for i traffic operations Engineer men. J a Cocci from five years ton do the Only Canadian Jot Winnipeg explained thurs skies with some l. R. Campbell said thursday or Campbell said the meter o now i representatives will be the four i Day Why he was unable to at cars. Is a Chance of Brief his department plans to Check checks must be Caricu out Lamm said tend three recent meetings of i thundershowers this evening jail City parking meters on a night when the meters resulted thai a Winnipeg is the Only City out japanese doctor told him the United states in which of t b c behavioural changes. The conference has been held caused by the poisoning is an it was held Here in 1967 for the night when citizens groups two called Anco overnight. I regular basis using tokens Zero. By the concerned parents of Hiss today will be near 25iwhic i will be slightly smaller King Edward school and one Anci Jovis tonight near is. Than regular coins. 25 is Iby the Aberdeen Avenue Block Calls for or. Campbell said if the. Club. Continuing Cloud and possible meters arc about to fail they chief Stewart who had been showers. Leighs will be in the won t operate properly when i invited to attend or to Send the tokens Are inserted. Representative said he was out sunday s Outlook Calls for Well probably Check the1 of town when the first meeting i Clearing skins Over much of meters every two or three of the King Edward group Wasi Manitoba. Shower months and. Based on the re in iced. But Del. William Carpen Wuh continue Over North was i suits of the surveys Well de. I tar of the juvenile Branch had Tern Ontario. C i d e whether to do these i attended the meeting As. His i representative. The chief had just returned to work after undergoing sur i cry when the second King Edward meeting took place. Dec. 1 was represented at it. By asst. I i Deputy chief Francois a. Mull i or and sup. Philip. Brown of District 3 West however. Chief Stewart met Wiki two representatives of the King Edward group Widnes Day in the Public safety build ins to discuss us concerns. An article wednesday in thei monday will be Day of rest for most Hydro hearings in fall a Public inquiry into North Ern Hydro development will be held in Winnipeg and Nelson House to create a better Umici standing of this Type of development. Increase in violent tendencies i first Lime. He said the Ontario govern. The session is sponsored by Mcnol invested millions of Winnipeg police Duparl Lars in a Camp at Minaki mint in conjunction with the which still operates. Provincial government. Hotels want portion of Beer Price Rise monday s civic Holiday Means a Long weekend for most Manitoban because All major depart in e n t stores and retail stores will be closed along with Jav c r n m c ii i offices and temper ure comparisons Max. Win. M precipitation 55 free press had Savici merely that the chief did t attend tic two a Cerinus but failed to explain Why. Chief Sec Ojiri said thursday he was unable to Ati Erm a. Of Aberdeen ave nue kick club for reasons but he was represented by Supi. Brown. Later How c i a. Inc chief met personally a number of reprise a. 8 a is of Aberdeen group j various services. There won t be any milk or mail delivery monday. I a i o r grocery outlet Wili be closed but most convenience store. Will opera e As to provide essential services. Most outlets he closed neighbourhood pharmacies will Ieav emergency numbers for customers. Federal Ami provincial government departments will be dosed along with Banks and Trust companies. Commission Wili remain clot ii monday rooms open. Iii operate on z Holiday the Manitoba hotel Assoc a Iber prices up for its us Linn wants to pass on increased j towers but operators too want the hearings Brinn sept. 22 or prices to hotel and vendor1 a share in extra Revenue the in Winnipeg and will run for operators. Macc and breweries Are Tak Luiree consecutive Days before the association says a . Increase in the wholesale Price an increase in Botnic return of Beer has been divided lit charges is also be Iii the liquor control com Sou lit by Lii association in Mission of Manitoba Mec Zinss huh the Macc. Or. It h e r Tifi and its and the breweries. Hines Cliffe explained viral Vii Teti Hines Cliffe. President of Dors handle numbers of the hotel association told a Borics for Mir breweries and tire of Manitoba chairman press conference thursday inc. Arc making Little or to profit of Init Iii hotel in Hisiro is a labor Inton the member association ii f Mirc Hiil Forest Sive i ii Sinai a and is caught in like to see tie rebate on opening in Nelson House sept. 29 for a one Day hearing. The inquiry is sponsored by the Ini Erc Niiro n task Forte on chairman is ius Tiee c. Re Kirs Rei Virci chief inc the a in la i Orch. A o raise employee a Tio Zeu raised from i Nia Kisr. Profits. Cents per dozen to cents be said v every 10 3 tar i a Tiff a pc free p wish is Ortray. Is anyone Eit t h l association i inc to Sec a of 3 3 Price a in crease the . Or o i o perfume Beer sales rate in with by Chc Van. 3 Price in or. Perfumo ventors Jiu pct s number of hol lies Are Saskatchewan i Ritvo j the of association said where f receive twice i in ussry Ikic it Sec As much ors or a Sposi return ;