Council Backs Elderly Housing in Miniota
A Manitoba council meeting on August 8 1978 supported elderly housing in Miniota. The minutes approve July 26 1978 notes and discuss tax sales, funding for Parkissimo Lodge Inc, PR associations, and a land transfer to Parkissimo contingent on loan approval. The council endorses elderly housing near the CPR line and plans a September 12 1978 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. N. Lockhart
Clean Environment Commission
West Man Regional Development Inc
Miniota U.V.D
Man
Arrow River
Finance Committee
Wm. Barrett
A. M. Armitage
Miniota
B.russell
C.N.R
S. Munro
Munro Construction
Massey Ferguson
R.M. of
Archie
Hamiota
Blanchard
Saskatchewan
Odanah
Birtle
Minnedosa
Branch Line Association
Parkissimo Lodge Inc
Parkissimo Lodge
Hydro Rate-Setting Study Added to Tritschler Commission
A Manitoba inquiry led by the Tritschler Commission will broaden its scope to include rate-setting by Manitoba Hydro and the Public Utilities Board. Finance Minister Don Craik said the order-in-council directs the commission to examine who controls hydro rates and how reviews should work, aiming to inform legislation for the next legislative session. The commission already probes Nelson and Churchill River project development and future roles of Hydro and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba Hydro
Public Utilities Board
Tritschler
Don Craik
PUB
Hydro
Tritschler Commission
Nelson
Churchill
Manitoba Hydro Act
Nelson-Churchill
Commission
Government
Nelson- Churchill
Golden Age Group Meets at Community Hall
The Isabella U.C.W. spon sored Golden Age Club gathering on Wednesday August 16 at the community hall. Ages ranged four to ninety two with music by Mrs Heise and local performances by Julie Clark Ruth Doran Chris Wall and others. Twenty five members and visitors from Hamiota attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella U.C.W
Margaret
John Coxworth
Dave Heise
Margaret Irwin
Julie Clark
Linda
Ruth Doran
Chris Wall
Glenda Still
Leslie Teasdale
H. Quinton
Shoal Lake
J. Cook
Beulah
E. Barrett
W. Montgomery
Hamiota
Manitoba Hydro reports 1978 annual results and drought impact
Manitoba Hydro releases its 27th annual report for the year ending March 31 1978 detailing a 4.6 per cent rise in peak demand and 1.4 per cent more energy use in Manitoba while farm and residential consumption grows 3.2 per cent. Assets total 2.4 billion with a 243 million gross revenue and 244.3 million expenses amid drought and higher debt costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba
Ottawa urged to intervene in Churchill labor dispute
Manitoba ministers Banman and Downey call on federal Transport Minister Lange to intervene for a swift equitable settlement between the National Harbours Board and Churchill employees. They warn a prolonged strike will harm grain movement, worsen delivery problems, and disrupt demurrage charges and transport networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Bob Banman
Manitoba Transportation Economics Council
Agriculture
Jim Downey
Otto Lange
Government of Canada
National Harbours Board
Churchill
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Manitoba Hydro Annual Report
Public Affairs Office
P.O
Brandon
Selkirk
Ottawa
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