Energy estimates stymie policy as oil and gas figures vary
Federal deputy energy minister Marshall A. Cohen told the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists that uncertainty in oil and gas reserves and productive price limits hinders policy making. He cited wide ranges in MacKenzie Delta reserves and Western Canada gas surpluses as examples of imprecise resource estimates impacting future energy planning. Construction permits in Calgary show $1.11 million in weekly totals and 230 housing permits for 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Marshall A. Cohen
Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists
MacKenzie Delta-Beaufort Sea
Canada
Cohen
Western
Western Canada
Medicine Hat court sentences multiple offenders in June break-ins
In Medicine Hat provincial court Judge Philip Wambolt sentenced Tom Allan David to 90 days for a dwelling house break in plus 30 days concurrent for a Dairy Queen theft, with two years probation and a recommendation to Nordegg Wilderness Institute.
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Tom Allan David
Braemar St. S.E
Philip Wambolt
A. Murray Sihvon
David
Division Avenue
Court
Dairy Queen
Wambolt
Nordegg Wilderness Institute
Faulkner
Crestwood Pool
CFIB District Manager Highlights Local Small Business Support
Ted Rudd, district manager for CFIB in Lethbridge, praises the non profit group for giving small business owners a stronger voice in provincial and federal laws. He cites the Small Businesses Loans Act aiding banks to offer loans at 1 percent over prime and notes other initiatives aimed at job creation. For more information contact Ted Rudd at 2855 N Parkside Dr, Lethbridge, Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Rudd
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
CFIB
Federation
N. Parkside Dr
Lethbridge
Alberta
Saskatchewan trucking hearings resume over CNTL in Province
The Canadian Transport Commission panel resumed hearings on CNTL's decision to end intra provincial trucking in Saskatchewan. Critics from Kipling and Kamsack urged restored daily service and protested rising prices and delivery delays affecting local businesses and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Canadian Transport Commission
CTC
Canadian National Transportation Ltd
CNTL
Saskatchewan
Railway Transport Committee
Redcliffe Town Considers 1978 Mill Rates and Sidewalk
Redcliffe town council, after approving the 1978 budget, set residential mill at 72 and non residential at 97, up from last year due mainly to school costs. School requisition rises to 22 mills. municipal rate slightly declines. A sidewalk protest on Second Street N.E. was tabled for further study after three residents opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff
Bill Beach
John van Dam
Edmonton
van Dam
Second Street N.E
Broadway
First Avenue N.E
Council
Frontier areas seen as future oil and gas source
New York expert K F Huff told engineers that one third of future discoveries may come from frontier basins where little has been produced. He cited about 200 of 600 basins as frontier, with Arctic and offshore regions offering promising prospects but requiring giant reserves to justify high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
New York
K.F. Huff
Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists
Canada
Beaufort Sea
Arctic Islands
Huff
Camelot cast chosen for Medicine Hat production
Cast selections for Medicine Hat Musical Theatre's Camelot will be announced at a 7:30 p.m. cast meeting at Medicine Hat College Theatre. The 22 acting parts plus numerous dance and chorus roles were chosen by director Wayne Craven with Marguerite Nering and Janet Hagisavas after auditions on June 6. The show runs November 23 to December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Musical Theatre
Camelot
George Finch
Medicine Hat College Theatre
Wayne Craven
Marguerite Nering
Janet Hagisavas
Hearing set for Calgary constable Spilde reinstatement
Calgary police chief announced a disciplinary hearing for former Constable Allan Spilde on July 31. The hearing, to be held behind closed doors, will decide if Spilde should be reinstated by the law enforcement appeal board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Allan Spilde
Brian Sawyer
Sawyer
Spilde
Einocement Appel
Pool lessons relocated due to Crestwood pool fire
Crestwood pool remains closed in July and August after a recent fire that destroyed offices. Red Cross swim lessons will move to Riverside or Heald Pool with unchanged class times. Some Heald Pool times are adjusted. city recreation will notify swimmers. For details call 527-4399.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestwood
Red Cross
Riverside
Heald Pool
City Recreation Department
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Terry Campbell
Medicine Hat Blue Jays
Pioneer Baseball League
Calgary Cardinals
Athletic Park
Jays
Alexandra Junior’ High School
Blue Jays
N News
Frank Webber
United States
Southview _— Drive
Brier Park Road
Brier Park
Medicine Hat
Sihvon
Lloyd Boyer
Parklane
Boyer
Pauline Esther Hazelaar
Cameron Road
S.E
Marie Arlene Nesting
St. S.W
Western Drug Mart
Hazelaar
John L. Meeks
Meeks
Vauxhall
James Henry Rempel
Rempel
Darryl Wesley Faulkner
St. S.E
Valley Dale Greenhouses Ltd
S.W
Trans-Canada
the Medical Arts Clinic
Montreal Trust
G.I.C
G.L.C
8Th Avenue
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harry Smalley
Kipling Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Iowa
Wawota, Sask
U.S
Winnipeg
Wawota
Smalley
Russel Murdock
Kamsack, Sask
Drs. L. Bright
D. Smith
R. McArthur
Kristine A. Bright
D.C
Grahurn
St. S.E. Medicine Hat
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