Inglis native Clare Moster inducted into Manitoba Oil Museum Hall of Fame
Clare Moster son of Harold and Jean Moster of Inglis was inducted at the Manitoba Oil Show 2000 Awards Dinner in Virden on May 17. He studied at Inglis school and earned a 1970 BSc in Civil Engineering from the University of Manitoba. His early career included four years with the Energy Resources Conservation Board in Alberta. The induction honors require long service and leadership in Manitoba's petroleum industry and community contributions.
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Retired Manitoba petroleum official H Clare Moster honored career
H Clare Moster served 22 years in Manitoba energy agencies rising from Assistant Chief Petroleum Engineer to Deputy Minister. He directed the Petroleum Branch, chaired the Oil and Natural Gas Conservation Board, and helped restore Crown lease sales and the Drilling Incentive Program before announcing early retirement after 26 years of service.
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