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Recent Articles Summer 2002 Agriculture and Ranching Berlage, Nancy K., "Organizing the Farm Bureau: Family, Community, and Professionals, 19141928," Agricultural History 75 (Fall 2001): 40637. Dillon, Richard H., "Home, Home on the Grange: Napa Valley Farmers," Dogtown Territorial Quarterly 47 (Fall 2001): 418. Edwards, Douglas M., "The Greatest Hazard of All is the Human Element," Montana the Magazine of Western History 51 (Winter 2001): 2637. Gouglas, Sean W., "A Current Affair: E.D. Smith and the Agricultural Change in Nineteenth-Century Saltfleet Township, Ontario," Agricultural History 75 (Fall 2001): 43866. Hurt, Douglas R., "The Great Plains: Agriculture and the Environment in the Late Twentieth Century," Agriculture History 75 (Fall 2001): 395405. Journal of the West 41 (Winter 2002). Special issue, "GeneticsThe Economic Impact on the West," ed. Robin Hingham and George Ham. Olmstead, Alan L., and Paul W. Rhode, "Reshaping the Landscape: The Impact and Diffusion of the Tractor in American Agriculture, 19101960," Journal of Economic History 61 (September 2001): 66398.

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You have not been recognized as a subscriber to the WHQ online. About 285 words from this article are provided below; about 2599 words remain. If you are a individual subscriber to the Western Historical Quarterly, you may: login here if you have already registered for online access. register your subscription Set up your online account for the first time. If you are not a subscriber to the Western Historical Quarterly, you can: subscribe here. Purchase a research pass to gain two hour access to the entire History Cooperative web site. You will have full access to current issues of the Western Historical Quarterly (104.3-present). Note: the Research Pass does not provide access to JSTOR's holdings of the Western Historical Quarterly. Instititutions can: Subscribe to this journal and receive print and electronic issues. Activate your existing subscription so that we recognize your IP number ranges. Recent Articles Agriculture and Ranching Agricultural History Dillon, Richard H., "Home, Home on the Grange: Napa Valley Farmers," Dogtown Territorial Quarterly Edwards, Douglas M., "'The Greatest Hazard of All Is the Human Element,"

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69. Russell, Manitoba History Pages These are stories written by the pioneers who lived them. Many pictures included. http://www.russellmb.com/history/

NEW - History being collected. If you live or have ever lived in the Russell area please click here. Welcome to The Russell County History Pages I would like to thank the Russell Women's Institute for allowing us to bring you their stories and I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. Check back for updates, as there are more stories yet to come. Click on the pictures to journey into the past. Russell Play, Nov 30, 1921 Class of '54 Grade 9 A Letter - 1943 History of Shellmouth By Mrs. B. L. Morrison Christ Church The First Church The Royal Canadian Legion No. 159 Past Stories Featured Here Russell Post Office, Pelly Avenue 1936 Miscellaneous Items of Interest 1893-1941 The First Automobile The Asessippi Trail ... Russell and District 1879 - 1900 We welcome your comments about this site. Please, if you have enjoyed the information here, consider a donation to the Beth Naylor Museum so that we can continue to keep our history alive. This page was last updated on May 24, 2005

70. Travel Manitoba: Historical Sites HISTORICAL SITES history buff? Welcome to manitoba! We have a long and colourful history and were not shy about sharing it with the world. http://www.travelmanitoba.com/historical/

Quick Link Beaches Entertainment Golf Historical Sites Outdoor Recreation Performing Arts Professional Sports Urban Parks Quick Link North of 53 Parkland Interlake Eastern Western Central Plains Pembina Valley Winnipeg Region All Winnipeg Interlake Pembina Valley Parkland North of 53 Eastern Central Plains Western (Click image for larger map) Manitoba Virtual Tours Rivers West - "Routes On The Red" HISTORICAL SITES History buff? Welcome to Manitoba! We have a long and colourful history and were not shy about sharing it with the world. From fascinating 80 million year old marine fossils of an ancient sea to a re-vitalized warehouse district from the 1920s, Manitobans are proud of their past. Visit the ancient rock petroforms of Manitoba's first people, or one of the finest neoclassical Legislative buildings in North America, Manitoba brings history to life! Exchange District Walking Tours Lose yourself in turn-of-the-century Winnipeg. Steeped in history, the Exchange District tells the unique story of our city's evolution from the economic gateway to the west to Canada's current cultur... [read more] Add to Travel Planner Golden Boy (Provincial Heritage Site) A 5.25 m/17.2 ft., 1,650 kg/3,640 pound statue sheathed in 24 karat gold stands atop the dome of the Legislative Building. It faces the north where his province's future lies. The torch in his right h...

71. Search.epnet.com/direct.asp?db=aph Jid=%224TT% TIMELINKSWelcome to Timelinks the interactive site devoted to manitoba s history 19101920. To discover. http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?db=aph&jid=4TT&scope=site

72. Manitoba GenWeb Project - History The manitoba GenWeb Project is part of the Canada GenWeb Project. http://www.rootsweb.com/~canmb/history.htm

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73. Churchill, Manitoba, History Check out the Churchill Reunion 2005 in Winnipeg, manitoba, July 2224, 2005! Churchill history Links links to stories and photos about Churchill http://www.creighton.edu/~hutchens/cr/churchill_reunion.html

Churchill Reminiscence Shared Memories and Photos of Life in Churchill (a reunion page for former residents) Home Page Travelogue Travel Planning Guide Weather Guide ... Check out the "Churchill Reunion 2005" in Winnipeg, Manitoba, July 22-24, 2005! This page is the result of interesting messages from people who have lived in Churchill. It somehow seemed that their memories, stories, and photos should be shared and they agreed. The content of this page is the result. Some have chosen to list their names, while others preferred to remain anonymous. Either way, they have made a contribution that is important and I'm sure those who explore the content of this page will agree. If you lived in Churchill during the 1970s, 1960s or 1950s (or even earlier) and have stories and/or photos that you would like to share, please email sphutchens@yahoo.com . Although I must reserve the right of editorial oversight, there is no cost for including your contribution. You can list your name or remain anonymous as you prefer. When you write, please use "Churchill History" on the Subject line. Churchill Memories ... stories from those who have lived in Churchill

74. Churchill, Manitoba, History You can list your name or remain anonymous as you prefer. When you write, please use Churchill history on the Subject line. http://www.creighton.edu/~hutchens/cr/churchill_story2.html

Churchill Reminiscence Shared Memories and Photos of Life in Churchill (a reunion page for former residents) Life in Churchill (reflections from the late 1960s) 1. My Dad was in the Navy and was stationed at HMCS Churchill. Weird. HMCS stands for "Her Majesty's Canadian Ship." It wasn't a ship. It was a three story building near Akudlik (the Eskimo village) on the edge of a paved road running between the Port and Fort Churchill. The purpose was to provide power to Akudlik, Camp 10 (Dene Village, the Metis homesites), the town (Port) and the suburbs (Fort). Suburbs ... hah! :) 3. There were two "private" clubs for the purposes of social consumption of alcohol - the Aurora Club and the Borealis Club. The Aurora showed movies to kids on Saturday afternoon. 4. The Garrison Theatre was a real movie theatre with tilting seats, red velvet curtains, and the works. I saw "To Sir With Love" and many other films (wasn't allowed to see Psycho ...) as well as concerts starring "The Guess Who," "The Moss," and "Three Penny Opera." I don't think the latter two survived very long. :) 5. The "Duke of Edinborough" Secondary school was the answer to the the "Duke of Marlborough" secondary school in the Port. We had "Hearne Hall" elementary school and I regret not remembering the name of the elementary school in the Port.

75. Boissevain - Historical Resources made and continues to make - strong efforts to preserve its heritage and history. NWMP - Boundary Commission Trail manitoba s First Explorers http://www.boissevain.ca/heritage/

@import url("/common/styles/display.css"); Welcome Guide History Business ... Community Contacts You are here: Home Historical Resources Historical Resources Boissevain has made - and continues to make - strong efforts to preserve its heritage and history. A variety of local institutions and organisations exist to shepherd these efforts including a well regarded community archives and several museums including a gallery of pre-contact native artifacts (the Moncur Gallery). More information about these and other historical resources in the Boissevain area can be found on the various websites listed below. Boissevain Community Archives Beckoning Hills Museum Moncur Gallery - Peoples of the Plains Irvin Goodon International Wildlife Museum Online Features Historical Buildings Tour NWMP - Boundary Commission Trail Manitoba's First Explorers The Turtle and the Serpent: The Meeting of Myth and History in the Landscape of Turtle Mountain See Also Visitor's Guide Online Mural Gallery Turtle Mountain Flywheel Club (regional ag history group) This page was last updated on Monday, August 15, 2005

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Looking for a league, tournament, event or clinic? SELECT A SPORT Aboriginal Sport Council Alpine Skiing Archery Athletics Athletic Therapists Badminton Ball Hockey Bandy Baseball Basketball Baton Twirling Biathlon Blind Sports Body Building Bowling - 5 Pin Bowling - 10 Pin Boxing Broomball Canadian Sport Centre Cerebral Palsy Sports Coaching Cricket Cross Country Skiing Curling Cycling Darts Deaf Sports Disc Sports Diving Fencing Field Hockey Figure Skating Football Freestyle Skiing Golf Gymnastics - Artistic Gymnastics - Rhythmic Hall of Fame Handball Hang Gliding High School Athletics Hockey Horse Council Horseshoes Judo Karate Lacrosse Lawn Bowling Manitoba Games Motosports MPETA Orienteering Paddling Parachuting Racquetball Ringette Roller Sports Rowing Rugby Sailing Shooting - Handgun Shooting - Rifle Shooting - Skeet Shooting - Trap Ski Patrol Soaring Soccer Softball Snowboarding Special Olympics Speed Skating Sport Medicine Squash Swimming Synchronized Swimming Table Tennis Tae Kwon Do Team Handball Tennis Triathlon Underwater Volleyball Water Polo Water Ski Weightlifting Wheelchair Sports Wrestling Home About History Organized sport in Manitoba, as we know it today, combining the talents of dedicated volunteers and trained professionals and supported by government and the corporate sector, can trace its roots to 1961. Amateur sport leadership in the province has since undergone many changes.

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Return to March/April 2005 Speeches Remarks by The Honourable John Harvard, P.C., O.M. Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba Margaret McWilliams Awards St. John's College Chapel, U of M Sunday, April 3, 2005 - 2:00 p.m. Members and supporters of the Manitoba Historical Society, fellow history buffs, friends, and fellow Manitobans. I am honoured to be here both as Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba and as Patron of the Manitoba Historical Society. Today's gathering shows that those two roles are a perfect fit. The Office of Lieutenant Governor is a symbol of Manitoba's history and its identity. As Queen's Representative, the Lieutenant Governor symbolizes Canada's living traditions of constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy. As a kind of walking and talking symbol of history and our connection with our past, I'm delighted to be Patron of an organization that is devoted to preserving Manitoba's history and passing it on to new generations. One of my goals as Lieutenant Governor has been to use my time in this office to urge Manitobans to explore their history, to discover some of the fascinating stories in this province's past, to take pride in their heritage. To that end, I'd like to urge everybody here today to take a look at the Manitoba Historical Society's website and read two fascinating essays by Dr. Mary Kinnear that will introduce you to Margaret McWilliams - the fascinating woman for whom today's awards are named.

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80. 2006 Power Smart Manitoba Winter Games The largest ongoing multisport event in the Canadian province alternating every 2 years between summer and winter events. Contains eligibility requirements, event details, history of the event, past results, and registration information. http://www.manitobagames.ca/

Home About Games News Sports ... Contact Us Manitoba's largest ongoing mutli-sport event happens in Beausejour from March 6th to12th, 2006. 1,600 participants between the ages of 10 and 21, who qualify through their regional events, will engage in seven days of intense competition to determine the winner of the Manitoba Games Shield. Join us in Beausejour next March for the 2006 Power Smart Manitoba Winter Games and cheer on our province's young athletes.

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