Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 20, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 Winnipeg free press saturday june pc Domino to seek nod in Wolseley by Mary Ann Fitzgerald conservative Bac Bencher ten Domino whose St. Matthews Riding disappears with with the Advent of new electoral boundaries will seek his party s nomination in the Wolseley constituency. The Wolseley seat was officially declared vacant this week after the supreme court of Canada refused to hear former conservative la Bob Wilson s Appeal on drug conspiracy charges. Wilson is serving seven years in prison on the charges. The decision Means Domino will drop his Battle with Community services minister George Minaker for the Nomi nation in St. James whose new boundaries will take in a substantial chunk of the former St. Matthews constituency. I m tired of fighting conservatives i d rather spend time fighting the opposition than our Domino said in an interview. Minaker was unavailable for comment yesterday. Domino said his decision came after talks with Premier Sterling Lyon who has also asked him to represent both St. Matthews and Wolseley until the Wolseley matter is cleared Domino admitted yester Day he has been under great pressure from the caucus to drop his attempts to oust Minaker from the St. James nomination and not to spend our energies fight ing among but the Premier was very careful not to apply said Domino who has bucked his party s stand on some issues. Domino lives and teaches school in Wolseley constituency which takes in about 25 per cent of the old St. Matthews Riding under new elec toral boundaries. Prior to Wilson s conviction on charges of conspiring _ to import and traffic in Mari Domino decides Juana Domino said he had promised his former caucus colleague he would t seek the nomination there. Wilson was expelled from the conserva Tive party last december after his initial conviction. I believed very strongly As Long As there was a Chance that Bob Wilson was innocent i should t close him Domino said yesterday. Domino says he does t think Wilson s conviction will be a liability to him As a tory candidate. There is a general feeling that Bob Wilson As a person made a big mistake. That s not the fault of the conservative Wolseley is considered a swing Riding. It was the seat of former conservative Premier Duff Roblin and it has been held by liberals including former Liberal Leader Izzy Asper. Wilson won the seat for the tories in a 1975 Bielec Tion but the new democrats have come a close second in the last two elections. The Public utilities Board notice of Public hearing p1ains-Western Gas Manitoba Ltd june for an order or orders approving firstly sex Parte order permitting federally imposed excise tax of 14e per gig Joule approximately 15c per . Effective May 1, 1981 and secondly contingent order permitting federally imposed excise tax of per gig Joule approximately 15c per effective july 1, 1981. The Public utilities Board of the province of Manitoba herein after referred to As the will be holding a Public hearing on Friday the 26th Day of june 1981 at the hour of eleven o clock in the Forenoon in the la Verendrye room of the Forl Garry hotel the City of Winnipeg to hear firstly an application by Plains Western Gas Manitoba Ltd. Herein after referred to As the for an increase in the Rales to be charged by the company for Gas sold to customers in the franchised areas served by the company by reason of the federally imposed excise tax effective May 1, 1981 being per gig Joule which amounts to approximately 15c per . Following the interim application by the company dated april 29, 1981. The Board responding to the urgency of the company s application issued an interim sex Parte order no. Dated May 7. 1981. In accordance with Section 45 of the Public utilities Board act. In thai order the Board ordered 1. That the resulting increased interim rates shall be applied on an equal cents per . Per gig Aigule basis and be elective on meter readings on and after May 1. 1981 As outlined in schedules a 1 to 4 and a and after May i 1981 As outlined in schedule a-5 attached. The resulting increased annual rates shall be effective on meter readings on and after january 1, 1982 As outlined in schedule c-1 and after january 1. 1982 As outlined in schedule c-2 Allacher. 2. That this interim sex Parte order shall be in full Force and effect until superseded by a further order of the Board arising irom a Public hearing to be held in Winnipeg prior to August 15. 1981. 3. That the company maintain records to demonstrate the increases in total revenues and costs to the company resulting from the imposition of this Federal excise tax. This hearing is being held in accordance with Section 45 to hear All evidence pertaining to the increased costs to the company and its customers. Secondly the Board will hear a contingent application Lor an increase in rates to be charged by the company for Gas sold to customers in the franchised areas served by the company by reason of the proposed federally imposed excise tax which is to be effective july 1. 1981 and being per gig Joule which amounts to 15c per . The resulting increased interim rates shall be elective on meter readings on and after july 1. 1981 and the resulting increased annual rates shall be elective on meter readings on and after january 1. 1982. The effect of the aforementioned Federal excise tax increases raises the average Cost of Gas to All Consumers. For a residential space Healing customer consuming 170 Kcf per year the combined effect of both applications would amount on an annual basis to an increase of approximately forty eight dollars approximately if the Board approves on a permanent basis the pass on of the excise axes on Gas purchased by the company. With respect to both applications the company is asking to pass on to its customers Only the actual lax which it will be required to pay. And notice is also Given that any persons firms or Corpora Lions wishing to make representations to the Board in connection with the foregoing will be heard at the same time and their intention to do so May be communicated in writing to the counsel for the Board William c. Gardner o.c., 1900 one Lombard place. Winnipeg. Manitoba r3b 2l8, by no later than the 17th Dav of june 1981. Dated at the City of Winnipeg in the province of Manitoba this 2nd Day of june 1981. David Boroditsky Secretary the Public utilities Board 1146 405 Broadway Avenue Winnipeg. Manitoba. R3c 3l6 control of resources urged former nip Leader says multinationals milk Canada Douglas canadians squandering resources by Ron Campbell Winnipeg free press Anola now is the time for canadians to take control of their Oil Gas and Coal resources or they will be at the mercy of multinational corporations when the resources Are depleted former Federal new demo cratic party Leader Tommy Douglas said yesterday. He said the country s Energy re sources should be under the control of government co operatives or Small businesses that government can take Over later. Douglas 76, was featured speaker at a fund raising dinner and social for the Springfield constituency nip association which has nominated Andrue Anstett As its candidate in the next provincial elec Tion. More than 300 people attended the event at the Anola Community Centre including provincial nip Leader Howard Pawley Winnipeg Bird s Hill my Bill Blaikie six other members of the provincial legislature eight other nip provincial candidates three prospective candidates Mani Toba nip president Bill Regehr and Manitoba federation of labor presi Dent Dick Martin. Prime minister Pierre Trudeau s program for 50-per-cent Canadian ownership of the country s Energy re sources by 1990 in t fast enough Douglas said. So per cent of nothing "by_1990 there won t be any Light Oil left there s no use owning per cent of meanwhile the private Oil corporations will make More than billion in profits Over the next decade from what is left he said. Canadians need control of their own Energy resources to earn the Money needed to find and develop new Energy supplies including Grain Alco hol solar nuclear and biomass As Well As Fossil fuels Douglas said. If it s left to the multinationals the Day will come when you will be faced with drilling holes in the ground the Oil and Gas will be gone and you won t have a Nickel saved up to find new sources of they will then have ownership and control of substitute fuels and canadians will be faced with the same kind of economic slavery the same kind of economic exploitation As has resulted from multinational corporations owning Fossil fuel production he said. Douglas said that 30 years ago he was complaining about Canada exporting 65 per cent of its Oil product Ion and his prediction that some Day Canada would import Oil was met with contempt. Today Canada imports 25 per cent of its Oil needs at the world Price of a barrel where it used to sell its Oil at j3 a barrel. Canada now is doing exactly the same thing with its natural Gas production exporting 65 per cent of it at ridiculously Low Douglas said. Canadians have no right to squander the resources left to succeeding generations he said. Csc May cancel plans on Summit Ottawa up the Csc said yesterday it cannot pro vide International broadcast coverage of the seven nation economic meeting Here next month if striking technicians won t go Back to work. In the absence of a Back to work guarantee from the technicians Union the Csc said in a statement it will have to take the necessary Steps to Deal with the Situa Tion a Csc spokesman refused to say whether this Means the Csc plans to pull out As Host broadcaster for the july 20-21 meeting or whether the Csc is trying to find a Way to Force the technicians to work. He said the Csc is evaluating its position during the weekend and May have decided monday what Steps it will take. 1x6 Cedar Fence Fence Grade. 5-6-8 it. 1if it. For Cedar specials read our classified and under building supplies no. 160. Cedar Man Ltd. 596 St. Anna s re. 257-4096 by Max Steiman and sons Bailiff s auction Sale of the fixtures and equipment of sea Breeze holdings inc. On the premises at 63 Goulet St. St. Boniface monday june 22nd at . Instructed by Garth Somers co. Ltd. Bailiffs we will i a . Set. 2 walk in freezers g 3 door upright Freezer Kitchen and stainless steel work tables 4 chairs desk and chair 3 Basin stainless steel table Cavalier air Kem Victor Cash Register 511. 2 Frozen food display cases Coldstream display cooler Jay electronic scale 2 sets of 12 it. Shelving. Terms Cash. Will be sold in bloc Garth Somers co. Ltd. Bailiffs 104 James St. M. K. Steiman auctioneer App Raistr member International society of appraisers National association of auctioneers phone 942-3397 Andrew Mynarski Junior High school in co operation with family and friends is establishing a memorial fun in memory of or. Daniel leavens proceeds will provide for some form of scholarship or bursary. Contributions May be made to the school office. 1111 Machray Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba. R2x 1h6. A registration number As a Charity is being applied for. By Max Steiman sons i forced auction Sale of an entire Art gallery at Carter s auction rooms 309 Cartton Street tuesday june 23rd at . Instructed we will sell the entire Art collodion of original Oil paintings Waler colours lithographs and prints. Artists include Theo Tobias Arthur Lister Susan Ross. Norvelle Morriseau Clemance Wescoup Natch bar. Mark Nisenholz Colin pain. Paul Panton Frans Vischer. Pagliccia c. W. Jeffries. Margraff Gilles Gingras weaving Rivers Weber and Many More. Everything must go Here is a rare Chance to buy Canadian. American and european Art at your own Price. On View monday june 22nd from . Till . M. K. 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