Manitoba PUC backs lower natural gas price for Manitobans
Manitoba Mines Minister Wilson Parasiuk said the Public Utilities Board found Inter-City Gas rates excessive and discriminatory. The board set a fair price at 2 to 2.25 per thousand cubic feet, well below ICG’s 3.0. He cited US prices as low as 1.50 and urged action to protect consumers. The board granted interim ICG approval to November 1987 while changes are pursued.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Wilson Parasiuk
Public Utilities Board
Parasiuk
ICG
United States
Alberta
TCPL
Band plans busy summer in Hamiota
Hamiota School Band reports successful sales from Christmas bells and fruit projects at a May 19 1987 parents meeting in the Collegiate Library. The group travelled to Winnipeg February 23 for the Optimist Band Festival and plans a June 5 bottle and battery drive, a June 8 concert at 7 30 p.m. with a silver collection, a grocery hamper raffle to be drawn at the Hamiota Fair, an ice cream booth, and several parades planned through the summer.
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Hamiota
Winnipeg
Agri-Food Spending Set to Rise in Manitoba Budget
Manitoba aims to boost Agri-Food project funding by 20 percent in 1987 88, seeking 1 638 700 for department financed ventures up from 1 370 300 in 1986 87. Programs cover crop evaluation demonstration soil conservation and farm management education under APO ERDA agreements with Canada.
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Winnipeg
Bill Uruski
Canada
Manitoba
Agriculture and Natural Resources Departments
May Bride Feted in Chumah Hall Shower
A May 8 1987 miscellaneous shower in Chumah Hall honored Tracy Chernoff bride elect of May 23rd. Guests led to chairs by relatives, piano music by Agnes Bridge, soloist Julie Hunter sang That’s What Friends Are For. Tracy thanked guests as gifts were given, lunch and social time followed.
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Hamiota
Chumah Hall
Tracy Chernoff
Sandy Oprak
Linda Darroch
Wanda Bell
May Menzies
Connie Oprak
Ukrainetz
Wilma Bell
Menzies
Shirley Hudson
Agnes Bridge
Julie Hunter
Tracey
Tracy
Red Sox split pre season games with Dauphin and Virden
Hamiota Red Sox fall 11 to 10 to the Dauphin Brewers after an 8 to 4 lead. The teams split home and away affairs with Dauphin and Virden, winning 11 to 3 in Virden and losing 9 to 8 at home. MLB opener vs Souris on May 28 at 7 p.m.
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Red Sox
Hamiota
Hamiota Red Sox
Dauphin Brewers
Brewers
Sox
Dauphin
Virden Oilers
Virden
Souris Cardinals
Hamiota Business Club Hosts Best Ball Golf Tourney
The Hamiota Business Club held a Best Ball Foursome Golf Tournament on May 11 with 40 participants. Winners were Mac and Sheila Campbell Dave and Vivian Martinussen with even par on a count back. Second flights and special prizes were awarded to multiple pairs. awards honored honesty, humor, and difficulty in understanding Jean son.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Business Club
Mac
Sheila Campbell
Dave
Vivian Martinussen
Connie Gordon
Eric
Elaine Rawlings
Doug Asselstine
Doug Lewis
Lynn
Edith Caldwell
Boyd
Joyce Lief
Don
Ruth Park
Larry
Judy Oakden
Craig
Barb ‘Pedorowich
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Brad Cosgrove
Gwen
Sean Taylor
Art Oakden
Ben Mai
Ken Smith
Ron Byers
Jeanson
Bill Feschuck
Ray
Mavis George
George
Heather McGhee
Garry
Carol Kidd
Tim
Karen Weber
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