Utility Board Monitors Natural Gas Heat Quality
Manitoba natural gas heating quality is continuously regulated by the Public Utilities Board. BTU content per cubic foot is checked weekly. TransCanada pipeline supply runs above the 950 BTU minimum. No decline in quality reported and customers may file complaints with the Board for investigation.
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Manitoba
Public Utilities Board
Consumer Affairs
Ian Turnbull
Turnbull
Greater Winnipeg Gas Company
Greater Winnipeg
Public Utility Board
TransCanada
Greater Winnipeg Gas
National Energy Board
Health Centre News Did You Know
Mrs Philip Tremaine now based at Hamiota works as an Occupational Therapist for Brandon Mental Health Centre loaned three days weekly to Hamiota District Health Centre. New Manitoba medical students Joel Kettner, Brian Sharkey, and Chuck Putkins visited for six weeks to learn rural practice. Officials tour Morley House Shoal Lake Minnedosa Killarney sites as plans for personal care and senior housing seek government approval.
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Philip Tremaine
Pat
Hamiota
Brandon Mental Health Centre
Faculty of Medicine
University of Manitoba
Joel Kettner
Brian Sharkey
Chuck Putkins
Winnipeg
Morley House
Shoal Lake
Minnedosa
Killarney
Testing Older Vegetable Seeds for Viability at Home
Seeds more than two years old should be germination tested. The article explains storage effects by species, outlines a home test using a tilted tin, water wick, and 100 seeds, and recommends discarding sprouted seeds while planting only if 50 percent or more germinate. It covers steps, timing, and expected outcomes for reliable gardening.
Park Residence News Visitors From Vancouver
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Springer Mr. Robert Thomas and Miss Marnie Thomas all of Vancouver visited with Mr. John Gunson. Mrs. Springer is Mr. Gunson's granddaughter and Mr. Thomas is his great grandson.
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Karl Springer
Robert Thomas
Marnie Thomas
Vancouver, B.C
John Gunson
Springer
Mr. Gunson
Pharmacare deadline extended to June 30 1976 Manitoba
The Pharmacare filing deadline has been extended to June 30 1976 to allow more time for Manitobans to submit 1975 claims Health and Social Development Minister Laurent L Desjardins said the extension is for this year only as the program is new About 72000 claims had been received by March 31 with 500 more arriving daily Separate 1975 and 1976 claims are required since they cover different benefit years Pharmacare pays 80 percent of drug costs over 50 in each calendar year Details and procedures are available at Pharmacare 599 Empress Street Winnipeg or by calling 786 7101 plus note on recent obituaries and local visits.
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Commission
Desjardins
Pharmacare
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Health Centre News
Hamiota District Health Centre
Bea. McLean
Agriculture Canada
Eugene Whelan
A. Levins
Hazel Steiner
Nee Levins
Vancouver
B.C
Mary McKinnon
Irene Elder
Calgary
Agnes Levins
Lowe
Brandon
Fred Levins
Duncan
Kisby
Sask
Reston
Bob Gammack
E. Gregory
S. S. Stewart
Hinton
Edmonton
Alberta
G. Morris
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