81. Association Of Community Theatres Of Manitoba - History, Mandate, Services, Prog Association of Community Theatres (ACT) of manitoba history, mandate, services and theatre programs. http://www.actmanitoba.mb.ca/brochure.htm

Enable JavaScript in Browser to View Menus - See Navigation Links at bottom Information HISTORY The Association of Community Theatres of Manitoba (ACT) Inc . had its beginnings in the Fall of 1976. At that time, several active theatre patrons perceived the need for a Community Theatre Festival program. This program was sponsored by the Manitoba Theatre Workshop (now Prairie Theatre Exchange) and supported in its development by the appointment of a Director of the Outreach Program to the Festival Advisory Board. In 1978-1979, the Community Theatre Festival was realized. In 1982, the Board changed its name to The Association of Community Theatres of Manitoba Inc. to encompass the growing scope of the program from a local, to that of a provincial organization. December of 1987, however, found the Association with a depleted executive and eroded rural participation. It was then that a steering committee was formed and a new executive was elected in February of 1988. The new executive acted quickly and in the 1988-89 term initiated new memberships, appointed regional representatives in all regions and co-ordinated Regional Workshops. This began the renewal of the Association's relationship with community theatre groups. ACT is now a strong, non-profit organization that represents amateur theatre groups throughout the province, and actively pursues the goals and objectives outlined in the Association's mandate. Since 1991, ACT has been a registered charity with the Province of Manitoba.

82. Sport Medicine Council Of Manitoba - History history In 1980, a group of sport medicine professionals were brought together by the that is the basis for today s Sport Medicine Council of manitoba. http://www.sportmed.mb.ca/web/about-history.html

About History Board Equipment ... Links History In 1980, a group of sport medicine professionals were brought together by the Minister of Sport as an advisory council on Sport Medicine Policy and Procedures. In 1989, this Council with other sport representatives developed a constitution that is the basis for today's Sport Medicine Council of Manitoba. The main purpose of the SMCM is to facilitate and coordinate member associations in common endeavors in sport medicine and sport sciences such as conferences, symposia, research, and public education. Other objectives are to initiate and promote education and research programs related to the field of sport medicine and sport sciences and to establish guidelines designed to ensure high standards of care for sport participants. The SMCM Board of Directors determines policy and procedure and directs the activities of the Council in consultation with an Executive Committee. The SMCM Executive is elected, consisting of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, the Drugs in Sport Chair and presently two Members-at-large. Each member group has one representative on the Council. Values Holistic team approach User driven Uphold the highest professional standards of care and professionalism Encourage and promote ethics and the appropriate standards in sport Education of both the public and the sport community Prevention and avoidance of injury Excellence in the provision of Sport Medicine Council of Manitoba Services and programs Financial responsibility

83. Naval Museum Of Manitoba - HMCS CHIPPAWA - Winnipeg, Manitoba The Naval Museum of manitoba. Featuring the history of Canada's Navy, especially as it pertains to manitoban's who have served. Contains images and statistics of most WWII warships. http://www.naval-museum.mb.ca/index.htm

Where the History of Canada's Navy Comes Alive! Home Page Come Visit Us Museum News Discussion ... Naval Museum Imagine enemy submarines lurking in wait for helpless merchant ships right off the coast of Canada. Also imagine Canada having a naval force consisting of over 100,000 men and women. These are the memories of a world at war. A WWII Corvette Rises in a heavy sea. It was during these tumultuous times that so many young prairie men from towns like Carmen, Portage, The Pas and Dauphin went out to join the navy. Nobody could predict the connection between the flat prairies and a call to the sea, but once the war was over it was undeniable. Many Manitobans served their country through naval service. The goal of the Naval Museum of Manitoba is to promote the history of Canada's Navy, especially as it pertains to those Manitobans who have served with the Navy. The Naval Museum captures a moment in history, remembering the lifestyle, sense of duty and patriotism of Canadian sailors during times of peace and war. In creating this archive, many Manitobans have served their community by donating artifacts, time and energy to a successful effort.

84. Alliance Française Du Manitoba - History history of the Alliance Française du manitoba and its influence in Winnipeg. http://www.afwpg.ca/en/af/en_mhistoire.htm

AF - Manitoba Founded in 1915, the Alliance Française du Manitoba is an independent non-profit organization , registered in 1980 as a language shool,under a charitable organization number. The first meetings took place in 1902 with the creation of a French literary circle attended by Mme Moreau de Bauvière and presided over by Professeur Osborne, who later became the first President of the Alliance Française du Manitoba. The actual founding of the school took place on the 29th of October, 1915, at the University of Manitoba's French department. The AF's purpose is the diffusion of French Language and of francophone culture. Its cultural and linguistic policies are defined by the Board of Directors. The director, who is a French civil servant at the disposal of the association, ensures the implementation of these policies. The Alliance Française du Manitoba has developped and evolved since its first meetings were held at the University in 1915. An important turning point was passed when it officially became a language school thanks to courageous volunteers... in 1984, the French government sent a civil servant to run the school's daily activities. The school had to move locations for more space until it finally reached it's present premises in 1993 in the house located at 934 Corydon Ave. other AF info home

85. Sail Manitoba - History Sailing in manitoba has had a long involved history that goes back to the The history of the manitoba Sailing Association is much more recent and has http://www.sailmanitoba.com/about/about.htm

Dr. Max Desmarais President John Higham Vice President Bert Bristow Vice President Dr. Hugh Tayler Secretary Clark Popham Treasurer Dr. Richard Johnstone Director S.E. Region Graham Lount Director S.E. Region Forbes Carter Director N.E. Region Tammas Scott Director N.E. Region Jack Yellowlees Director S.W. Region The Association grew quickly during the sixties largely as a result of the growth of the Y-Flyer, the Fireball and the Lightning Class, which were boats that could be easily constructed and trailered by the average person. Hundreds of these boats were built and Winnipeg saw its first sailboat manufacturer start up. The company, Western Sailcraft, started by Dr. Richard Johnstone, built fireballs and Cadets. Later as the demand for all out racing boats ebbed, the Albacore became very popular and was a standard line of the company. Dr. Desmarais continued as President of the Association from 1965 to 1969, until in 1970, the Presidency changed hands, as the MSA developed the custom of electing a new Executive for one or two years terms. It was about that time that Charles Fleming of Coldstream Industries became involved as Secretary/Treasurer, a post which he held until his death in 1975. Mr. Fleming was a long time sailor who took a very active part in organizing the financial and administrative aspects of the MSA. He also donated the Coldstream Cup in recognition of a season of excellence within the MSA.

86. MGS - Home Page Nonprofit organization that promotes and encourages an interest in genealogy and family history. Includes branch details, membership information, list of publications, and roster of record searchers. http://www.mts.net/~mgsi/

Welcome to the Home Page of the MANITOBA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Manitoba Genealogical Society Inc. Unit E - 1045 St James Street Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3H 1B1 Tel: (204) 783-9139 Fax: (204) 783-0190 E-mail: mgsi@mts.net Jump to: MGS Cemetery Transcripts MGS Research Assistance Southwest Branch Southeast and Winnipeg Branch The Manitoba Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization formed in 1976 and incorporated in 1982. The Society promotes and encourages an interest in genealogy and family history in Manitoba. The main objectives of MGS are: To collect and preserve local genealogical and historical records and materials. To foster education in genealogical research through Society workshops and seminars. To encourage production of genealogical materials relating especially to Manitoba. Every year more and more people are discovering the excitement and interest of tracing their family history. It is always best to start with what your relatives can tell you from their own memories. After that the public records, which every year are becoming more accessible, can be used to trace the generations further back, often over hundreds of years. The Manitoba Genealogical Society can help you in getting started with this fascinating pastime.

87. Sail Manitoba - History manitoba Sailing Association • 406200 Main Street • Winnipeg, MB • R3C 4M2 Phone (204) 925-5650 • Fax 925-5624 sailing@sport.mb.ca. http://www.sailmanitoba.com/team/team.htm

Increase your skill level with Professional Coaching Make new friends while attending training camps Travel with the Team to Provincial and National Regattas Don't Delay...Join Today! 2005 Team Application - Download Home About Us Safety Course ... sailing@sport.mb.ca

88. Browse By Subject: Manitoba - History - To 1905 Subject manitoba history - To 1905. Number of titles 2 the reminiscences of an eye-witness / by RG MacBeth. Western manitoba and the 1885 Rebellion http://library.usask.ca/northwest/index/subject/420.html

Subject: Manitoba - History - To 1905 Number of titles: 2 The making of the Canadian West: being the reminiscences of an eye-witness / by R. G. MacBeth. Western Manitoba and the 1885 Rebellion A B ... Search

89. Browse By Subject: Métis - Manitoba - History Subject Métis manitoba - history. Number of titles 1. Red River exodus. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T V W Y . Home Search http://library.usask.ca/northwest/index/subject/333.html

Subject: Métis - Manitoba - History Number of titles: 1 Red River exodus. A B C ... Search

90. Centennial School, Lac Du Bonnet, Manitoba Come learn a little about manitoba s history by reading the room 10 history project and then try the quiz. Come fly to the stars and view the grade sixes http://ftp.sunrisesd.ca/centennial/

last updated September 22, 2005 A big thank you to all parents who came out to our Meet the Teacher on Thursday night. Student Council election speeches will take place on Thursday, September 29 with voting on Friday,September 30.! The Cross Country Club runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Note: XTalent is now running on Mondays. September 30. The Tiny Tigers Karate class is full. Our fall brochure is now out!! Centennial School P.O. Box 219 285 McArthur Ave. Lac du Bonnet,Manitoba Canada Phone: (204) Fax: Email: centennial@gaggle.net Marg Janssen - principal Centennial School is an elementary school: kindergarten to grade six with 254 students. We are part of the Sunrise School Division ,The Peace Makers , a basic French program from K-6 ,a Wellness Program, Buddy Reading ,The Green Team,a Reading Recovery program ,a variety of intramural activities,and an anti-bully program.

91. Alpha Phi @ U Of Manitoba - History Founded at the University of manitoba in 1928, we were the 3rd NPC group following the Kaye Elizabeth Dunlop Beta Eta-manitoba Order of Canada, http://alphaphi_be.tripod.com/history.htm

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Dukes of Hazzard Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next History The uniqueness of Alpha Phi is rooted in the spirit of innovation originated by Alpha Phi’s ten Founders in 1872. These enterprising women were the first to be admitted to Syracuse University. Within a month of setting foot on campus, they decided that they were not satisfied with merely participating in the classroom. They wanted to participate in the men’s fraternities as well. Denied admission to these fraternities, our Founders chose to take matters into their own hands and create their own fraternity for women. They envisioned a far-reaching sisterhood form the outset, and dreamed of establishing chapters in the "unpeopled West" and at universities beyond the US borders. Alpha Phi in Canada It was not long before our Founders dreams were being implemented. In 1905, six forward-thinking young women at the University of Toronto formed a small club called Psi Delta and petitioned to become an Alpha Phi chapter. In 1906, Xi Chapter at U of T was founded and Alpha Phi became an International Women’s Fraternity. Alpha Phi’s Toronto chapter is the

92. EPL Pathfinders: Manitoba School Question You will find Canadian history subjects. 971.27 You will find manitoba manitoba, a history The School Question information is on pages 241250 and in http://www.epl.ca/EPLPathfinderPrintVersion.cfm?id=MANITOBAS2

93. Central Manitoba Presents the history and mission of the Assembly of manitoba Chiefs Find news, records, stats, schedules and history for the manitoba Senior Baseball http://www.centralmanitoba.ca/pages/links/manitoba_history.html

Manitoba HISTORY Links Manitoba Living History Society Group dedicated to historically accurate re-enactments of Canadian historical events, with emphasis on the Red River Valley. http://www.mts.net/~zorniak/ Canadian Genealogy and History Links - Manitoba Section of this Canadian genealogy resource dedicated to Manitoba offers links to archives, societies, local histories, and immigration records. http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/manitoba.html Manitoba 1997 Flood Watch The Manitoba 1997 Flood Watch site has updated images of the Red and Assiniboine rivers, plus information on Manitoba's environmental history and road conditions. http://www.netreader.com/flood Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Presents the history and mission of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs http://www.mbchiefs.mb.ca/mem.html Manitoba Senior Baseball League Find news, records, stats, schedules and history for the Manitoba Senior Baseball League, one of Canada's oldest amateur leagues. http://www.msbl.mb.ca/

94. UG Library: Off-campus Sign On Canadian Genealogy and history Links manitobaNaval Museum of manitoba Promoting the history of Canada s Navy, especially as it pertains to those manitobans who have served with the Navy. http://www2.lib.uoguelph.ca/go/index.cfm?resource=6088

95. Collections - Natural History The Museum s Natural history collections are developed and maintained as a specimen a large portion of the Museum s collections is manitoba material, http://www.manitobamuseum.ca/mu_natural_hist.html

Museum Collections Home General Information ... Register On-Line The Museum's Natural History collections are developed and maintained as a 'specimen library' of plants, animals, fossils, rocks and minerals for the province. Specimens are used for reference and research, in public and school programs, and in exhibitions. More than 200,000 specimens are stored in secure, climate-controlled conditions. As the provincial repository, a large portion of the Museum's collections is Manitoba material, but there are also many significant specimens from other parts of the world. Overview of the collections Publications Public Inquiries Overview Botany About 40,000 plant specimens. The Museum's herbarium is the second largest in Manitoba. Of the approximately 1,600 species of vascular plants occurring in the province, about 1,400 are represented in the botany collections. The wood collection, some 2,200 specimens from around the world, is one of the largest in Canada. The Museum also has small seed, cone and fruit collections. Geology About 11,000 lots (batches). The geology collections emphasize minerals, and vertebrate and invertebrate fossils from throughout Manitoba and from other parts of the world. Minor collections include fossil plants, rocks, specimens of extraterrestrial origin, lapidary and economic geology.

96. PEF Course Outlines University of manitoba, history of economic thought, 18.441, 200203 Term 1 2 Fletcher Baragar, Department of Economics, University of manitoba, http://www.web.net/~pef/outlines.html

PEF COURSE OUTLINES T he following are course outlines submitted by Progressive Economics Forum members since July 2000. The outlines have been divided into non-university, university undergraduate, and university graduate categories. Within these categories, outlines are listed by fields and within fields outlines are listed in alphabetical order according to the surname of the instructor. NON-UNIVERSITY COURSE OUTLINES Marc Lee and Jessie Smith, Real Alternatives Information Network (RAIN), Understanding Globalization , Vancouver, Fall 2000 Mario Seccareccia, Labour College of Canada, Economics course , Residential session, Summer 2000 UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE COURSE OUTLINES Economic history Mario Seccareccia, Department of Economics, University of Ottawa, Introduction to Canadian economic history , ECO 2146, Spring 2000 History of economic thought Fletcher Baragar, Department of Economics, University of Manitoba, History of economic thought , 18.441, 2001-02, Term 1

97. Manitoba's History http://www.manitobas.com/history/history_dplay.html

98. SELECTED ADDITIONS TO THE CANADIAN STUDIES COLLECTION - May 2005 SUBJECT = Language policy manitoba history. = French language Political aspects manitoba history. = manitoba EnglishFrench relations. http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/Canada/recentadditions/canadamay05.html

SELECTED ADDITIONS TO THE CANADIAN STUDIES COLLECTION - May 2005 We have provided the library catalog Web address specific to each citationyou can copy and paste the URL into you Web browser. Once you have the Web page for the citation, you can see the current status of the item and request the item by clicking on the request button.

99. Steinbach S People Page Steinbach history 18941990. Steinbach, manitoba was founded in 1874 by 18 Mennonite families of the Kleine Gemeinde, literally meaning Small Fellowship . http://www.ccco.net/stbch/people.html

Click Below to go Direct to Area of Interest History Statistics Commerce Other Steinbach History 1894-1990 S teinbach, Manitoba was founded in 1874 by 18 Mennonite families of the Kleine Gemeinde, literally meaning "Small Fellowship". The Mennonite faith originated in 1525 as part of the European Reformation. From Holland, Mennonites immigrated to Prussia and from there to southern Russia where Molotschna (or Milk River) Colony was established in 1804. T he Kleine Gemeinde was started here in 1812 by Klass E. Reimer (1770-1837) as a reform movement. Although only a small minority in the Molotschna, this denomination quickly became known for it’s practise of the New Testament teachings of nonresistance, community of sharing, and the publication of the first Anbaptist inspirational books. Its farmers were known as being among the best in the Molotschna Colony, which had become a model for all of Russia. T he Steinbach settlers were late arrivals in the fall of 1874. Most of the better land had already been occupied by the 400 Berthaler and other Kleine Gemeinde families and therefore they chose the present site in the south-east corner of the settled area of the East Reserve (now R.M. of Hanover). The 20 homesteads were laid out on the north-east side of the present day Main Street along the Steinbach Creek. S piritual leadership was provided by Rev. Jacob M. Barkman (1824-1875) whose tragic death by drowning in the Red River in 1875, together with his fellow pioneer Jakob K. Friesen (1822-1875), shocked the community. A school was established the very first fall and a school house and teacherage were constructed in 1875. Among the Steinbach pioneers were Kornelius Fast (1840-1927) and Gerhard S. Kornelsen (1816-1894), both experienced and qualified teachers from the old country. An important church event, was the establishment of the Church of God in Christ Mennonite (Holdeman) in 1882. Pioneer Wilhelm T. Giesbrecht (1846-1917) was elected a minister of this group in 1884, and served for many years as an itinerant preacher and evangelist.

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