Planning District issues 153 permits in 1981
The South Riding Mountain Planning District, formed in 1979 and serving five municipalities, issued 153 building permits in 1981 with a total value of 1,616,700 dollars. Breakdown: Park 53 permits 680,300. Clanwilliam 26 permits 139,300. Erickson 9 permits 39,400. Harrison 34 permits 485,200. Strathclair 30 permits 188,500.
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South Riding Mountain
Erickson
Underwood McLellan
Parks Canada
Municipal Planning of
Manitoba
Provincial Health Department
L.G.D
R.M
Clanwilliara
Village
Harrison
Strathclair
Free Information Session on Government Assistance Programs
On April 8, 1982 the Russell Chamber of Commerce hosts a FBDB session in the Chamber Annex from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Programs include FBDB Financial Assistance, Management Training Information, Counselling Assistance, Manitoba Interest Rate Relief, Canada Manpower Training, Small Business Improvement Loan, and Rural Small Enterprise Incentive Power. Contact Doug MacIsaac at 773-2521 or Bob Fahiman at 727-8415 for details.
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Russell
Chamber of Commerce
FBDB
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Canada
Doug MacIsaac
New MAST President From Bunclady Takes Lead
Bob Rose, longtime Souris Valley School Division board member and MAST officer, was chosen Manitoba Trustees president for 1982 83. A farmer and farm supply dealer at Souris, he and wife Lois live at Bunclady with five children. In Brandon he urged cooperation among educators amid tax-dollar competition and noted MAST’s shift toward leadership while acknowledging possible internal challenges. He assumed the presidency on March 20.
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Brandon
Bob Rose
Souris Valley
Manitoba Trustees
Rose
MAST
Souris
Lois
Bunclady
Manitoba
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Father Larre
Attitudes differ on Riding Mountain Park
A March 12 Ste. Rose meeting of municipal provincial and federal officials examined attitudes on Riding Mountain National Park and its relation to other bodies. Dennis Clark noted studies show the need for dialogue to resolve conflicts with landowners and communities and cited $800,000 beaver dam damage over eight years with no compensation. M.P.s Lewycky and Mayer pledged to press Parks Canada and Manitoba officials for action.
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Ste. Rose
Riding Mountain National Park
Riding Mountain
Clark
M.p.s Laverne Lewycky
Charles Mayer
Mountain
M.p.s
Con
John Roberts
Parks Canada
Pete Adam
M.L.A
Government of
Manitoba
John Plohman
Dave Blake
Robert Patry
Municipal Grants Division
Public Works Canada
Paul Magnet
Turtle River Watershed Conservation District