Manitoba center to aid workers with abuse problems in province
An Industrial Program in Manitoba aims to assist managers, supervisors, and union representatives facing alcohol or drug related on the job issues. The program seeks to restore problem drinkers and drug abusers to healthy, productive employees with coordination through the Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba and provincial corrections. center coverage includes The Pas health district and nearby centers. The group also plans a $3000 donation for boulevard maintenance and announces new officers led by Norm Baxter as president.
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Brandon
Virden
Neepawa
Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba
Provincial Department of Corrections
Pas
Town Boards Discuss Variance Denial and Campground Plan
York Tire sought a variation to reduce side yard setbacks at 1436 Gordon to 3 feet for a new building. The Pas Fire District objected citing high fire hazard and neighbor encroachment, urging adherence to 10 feet. The Kinsmen project for a Devon Park campground and park was regarded as a beneficial town-wide upgrade.
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York Tire
Gordon
Pas Fire Ag
Dick Wright
Devon Park
Community court faces political problems in regional towns
Mr Meyers acknowledges expected political problems as Community court expands to The Pas Moose Lake and nearby towns. He stresses Legal Aid is not a political force though it often becomes a whipping boy, and notes existing concerns remain substantial.
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Pas
Moose Lake
Tasterville
Grand’ Rapids
Cormorant
Norman council backs regional planning and local upgrades
Norman council funded a full time manager Denis Hindson and a secretary to oversee regional development programs. Projects include economic advisory work, food production, lake management, tourism promotion, hydro rate equity, and Port of Churchill expansion. Also approved street paving on Edwards Avenues and cabin lot transfers plus multiple payments totaling over 99 thousand dollars before adjourning at 10 20 p.m.
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Denis Hindson
NorMan
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Port of
Wood Acres
W. Winand
V. Lepinski
Morrish Holdings
C. Mitchell
Manitoba Hydro
Gordon Avenue
Education grants up nine million for 1975 announced
Education Minister Ben Hanuschak announced 1975 equalization grants will total 12.8 million, up from 3.6 million in 1974, a rise of more than 250 percent. Grants are paid in eight categories, with a range from 40 to 110 and will be disbursed in two installments in June and October to ease cash flow for school divisions.
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Ben Hanuschak
Hanuschak
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