Established in 1900, this is western Canada’s oldest club devoted to the collection and study of postage stamps.
Period
President
1900-1908
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1908-1909
W. J. Cuthbert
1909-1911
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1911-1912
W. J. Cuthbert
1912-1923
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1923-1924
Dr. W. F. Dey
1924-1926
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1926-1927
Theodore E. Howard
1927-1933
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1933-1936
J. C. Cartwright
1936-1937
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1937-1938
H. E. S. Smith
1938-1940
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1940-1943
J. C. Cartwright
1943-1944
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1944-1945
H. H. Tracy
1945-?
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?-?
H. E. S. Smith
?-1946
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1946-1947
Capt. W. H. Talbot
1947-1949
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1949-1950
N. Froomkin
1950-1951
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1951-1952
A. R. Profit
1952-1953
T. R. Burr
1953-1954
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1954-1955
T. R. Burr
1955-1961
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1961-1962
M. W. Horbay
1962-1973
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1973-1974
George Warnock
?-?
Murray Hogg Campbell (1909-1979)
“Notes on stamp collecting,” Manitoba Free Press, 27 October 1900, page 13.
“Local briefs,” Winnipeg Tribune, 14 October 1911, page 8.
“Valuable stamp goes for very low price,” Manitoba Free Press, 19 September 1924, page 3.
“Special stamp exhibition to open Monday,” Winnipeg Tribune, 11 May 1935, page 5.
“J. C. Cartwright is elected president of philatelic club,” Winnipeg Free Press, 10 January 1936, page 5.
“J. C. Cartwright heads stamp club,” Winnipeg Free Press, 17 January 1942, page 16.
“Tracy elected head of philatelic society,” Winnipeg Free Press, 15 January 1944, page 3.
“N. Froomkin heads philatelic society,” Winnipeg Free Press, 19 January 1949, page 3.
“Philatelic group elects A. R. Profit,” Winnipeg Free Press, 12 October 1951, page 3.
“T. R. Burr to head philatelic society,” Winnipeg Free Press, 14 October 1952, page 3.
“Burr president of philatelic society,” Winnipeg Free Press, 30 October 1954, page 3.
“Stamp head,” Winnipeg Free Press, 30 November 1961, page 15.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 2 December 2020
