Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 3, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba Mourn Passig of their favorite watering Hole be buyers look Over items Ute for auction during the Stock Exchange hotels final Day using proposal solar minded i by Hick blah hard the firs major housing project de signed with solar Energy in mind has been submitted to the City for approval 5 Homes a full owned subsidiary of newest development of f Jay Cairns District land the company initial subdivision application Calls for Street patterns and other designs which would allow More than two thirds of the Homes in the future development to1 use the Sun to its full Demiany said of the 650 acres Cairns plans for development in fort about 450 acres will go into residential under Cairns i about housing units of All types Dould be constructed in that i firm plans will be put Forward for t of building sin the comm called Whyte until Cairns is satisfied Market conditions Are Demiany Cairns Homes proposed site in Winnipeg is located South of Mcgillivray Boulevard and West of Waverley Well probably be putting in roads and sewers and services later on next year and Selling to Many Southern exposure he said 68 per cent of the Homes will lie on an Axis no More than 15 degrees from a True North South meaning most Homes will have a Good Southern the original design had 39percent he i was decided to redesign and make improvements and the efficiency was raised to per without any loss of subdivision better lot line angles and further work raised efficiency to 68 per cent in the we see Energy becoming tighter and five years Down the Road wed rather have a subdivision that is More Energy Demiany Cairns Homes has Homes in Alberta and and built Homes in the last year in those two one solar prototype by no West development corporation in Cal Gary is now being tested for economics and the liven comforts offered its it features both Active and passive solar in a current development in califor newest requiring a commit ment from builders of an estimated Homes to build for passive solar space heating and install the right plumbing so homeowners can add an Active mechanically equipped Fea Tures solar system for hot water or other building guides set a wests own architectural codes for the California Community require the builder to construct the House with the proper orientation to the proper sealing and overhang to Block out the warmer summer he Demiany said designing the streets so most Homes would have North South orientation didst mean giving up any land nor did it result in loss of subdivision developing in such a Way to allow for the solar package is expected to add Little additional Cost to the Price of the California he homeowners could choose to heat solar collectors and other equipment later on after buying the House and easily convert because fix Tures and plumbing would be in by Rick Blanchard it was mainly a familiar the difference they were on hand not for a Glass of ice cold draught but to take Home a the occasion was the final chapter in the 60yearold Story of the Stock Exchange hotel at 910 Logan on saturday it disappeared bit by bit to the highest the carpeting in room 108 much auctioneer Kappy Steiman of Carters auction rooms demanded through the Sensem the crowd didst begin fading away until four in the after sifting through the Odds and including liquor Union Artique wooden Cash a lamp fire doors and a lot of but while there was no shortage of it seemed there were As Many old stories and anecdotes exchanged As there was hotel name to continue taken from the nearby stockyards and Mac leans horse stables when it was constructed in the name will Community hotels owners of the Stock have opened a new hotel at the same Jack the easygoing Man Ager born into the hotel said the three Storey Urban Homestead with English pub provided the Best clientele hed seen after working 20 years in More than two mainly older the Oldt mers cant see Why this has to Mouflier there were tears in their eyes our House band played Auld Lang syne at a few of them called me names for closing this we had 100percent occupancy Here Over the past few even in the 1920s there was always a full House he with the newspaper ads boasting a comfortable place to stay at the rates of 75 cents a Dave a property manager for Community recalled How he used to drop in for a Beer during the 1950s when he and friends trucked Coal from the neighbouring Winnipeg Supply and Hagborg in the 30s and mos the sorted a boxing club in the base Sawyer All the Best fighters of Winnipeg came out of some Are still fighting out of the beverage room he added with a essentially peaceful but the hotel was essentially peaceful and a Good place for a the old timers said the years immediately preceding when Clarence retired car 40year customer and local resident bought the last ale at the old Stock saw More violence than in the earlier Mouflier Len Daniel first came to the hotel during the 1930s when he was 12 to watch the boxing and do a Little spar ring Daniel and Sawyer said during the prohibition Era the hotel brought strictly Barber shop and Pool Hall but an illegal distillery operated across the Street under the name of an Oil Compa they brought the Mash in through the it took the government a couple of years before they were disco was the smell that gave them Sawyer about six months after prohibition receipts for july showed Worth of Beer was sold Over the and that was no sober consid ering the Cost was Only cents a William of 1478 Pacific said he first visited the Stock Exchange As a the Burns employees used to have drinks in Here on Friday it was a quiet place nothing he the Beer was added David of 921 reflecting on when he started coming to the pub in 1937 As a when Beer was five cents a Glass i used to get drunk every now i cant afford different business business is a Little different these Mouflier weve got con Sumers and governments to an engineering report in the 1950s gave this place 10 it went another 10 but we just refit this ship any Hospital seeks million the health sciences Centre will ask the Manitoba health services commission for million to upgrade Labora tory facilities to meet workplace safety and health act weather h High or turf l Low cold front worm front Hsc director of planning Mike Giffin said yesterday the request comes in response to a provincial department of labor assessment which made 101 observations about improving storing chemicals and reducing Bio medical hazards in the hospitals the government assessment was Analysed and recommendations made by a consulting Giffin said the Cost of the improvements will be about in related the Hospital Board approved the expenditure of for the installation of Worth of new fire alarm equipment in the general childrens Hospital and the rehabilitation our mistake Gervin Greasley of the Winnipeg construction association was wrongly quoted saturday As saying if training programs were established throughout Canada such places As flin flon would get needed workers because jobs in such places As British Columbia would be the comment should have been attributed to Al Mccarthy of the flin flon trades deaths classified death continuing mild Winnipeg area forecast mainly sunny moderate northwesterly High today Low overnight sunny becoming Cloudy in the High extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba variable cloudiness with near or slightly above Normal temperatures Northern Manitoba Cloudy with a few Snow flurries and near Normal Northwestern Ontario near or above Normal tempera temperatures Canada and world National Thunder 7 7 1 5 3 5 9 7 5 5 1 4 5 International new 2 0 i 4 3 Amsterdam 10 Athens Berlin Helsinki Lisbon London Madrid Moscow Paris 17 12 3 17 14 19 1 8 Rome 15 l 3 4 15 14 18 u 9 ii in 9 9 7 8 i 0 3 8 6 1 6 9 1 6 1 1 resort spots los fair Las air Clear fair Clear fair partly showers partly partly partly Cloudy 27 13 20 28 12 19 26 28 32 29 29 13 3 14 23 3 10 23 22 25 24 23 Winnipeg temperature comparisons mean 1 105 last 195 277 236 67 167 highest on record 83 in 1969 lowest on record in 1896 mean 2 61 156 ii 1 highest on record 61 in 1925 lowest on record 35 o in 1893 precipitation total Tor i to 2 141 Normal of Tudor nursing formerly of of 200 Horace suite wid Ower of Bella Thomas Charles of formerly of in widower of Nancy Lillian of 1 Evergreen suite formerly of wife of William a of formerly of 412 Davidson widower of Gertrude Clifford of 467 Radford formerly of husband of Grace Ralph of 238 Rutland husband of Aurellia of widow of delphis Walter of 1387 Logan Hus band of Eva Leonard of 479 Oakview formerly of husband of Joan of 480 Powers wife of Jim Marilyn a wife of Bruce Malen widow of Harry Joseph of Adolphe nursing formerly of Cote widower of Antoinette forr Nerly of Frances of 635 Machray widow of Donald for Merly of Redwood William of pegu is of 486 Beresford wife of Norman Van de of formerly of Pilot Rock and Brux widower of Romaine Van de Grace of widow of Russell Clifford William Herbert of widower of Winnifred Lily of formerly of 2180 Gallagher John formerly of 812 Selkirk wid Ower of Vera Edward of 474 Walker husband of Margaret of 214 Machray i i i ;