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Memorable Manitobans: Manitoba Order of the Buffalo Hunt
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Established with an Order-in-Council of the provincial government on 25 March 1957, Manitoba’s Order of the Buffalo Hunt was originally conferred on people who, though not necessarily residing in Manitoba, were “known to be kindly disposed towards Manitoba.” [1] The award was accompanied by a certificate of membership, signed by the Premier and sealed with the Great Seal, and a buffalo statuette with an appropriately inscribed brass plaque affixed to its base. Its first recipient was Queen Elizabeth II.
The Order was the highest honour the province could bestow on individuals who demonstrated outstanding skills in the areas of leadership, service, and community commitment. The nomination process was open and non-partisan. Any person or group could propose someone for membership by submitting a nomination in writing to the Clerk of the Executive Council for the Province of Manitoba.
The Order was continued in 1977 by a new Order-in-Council. [2] In 1999, when the Order of Manitoba was established, the Order of the Buffalo Hunt was reconfigured as a symbol of provincial recognition for noteworthy achievements in sports and other public endeavours, with recipients selected by the Premier of Manitoba.
The levels of appointment in the Order are as follows:
- Chief Hunter
- Captain of the Hunt
- Provost of the Hunt
- Buffalo Scout
- Achievement
Individual Members
Surname begins: A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
Member
Level
Inducted
Comment
Abdi Ahmed
Achievement
8 January 2016
Who has worked to build bridges between new immigrants and Manitoba communities.
Alfred John Wallis Alcock (1920-2009)
Provost
26 June 1990
Provost
28 June 1987
In recognition of his contribution to the music industry. See Randy Bachman, Burton Cummings, Fred Turner.
James Allan
Scout
26 April 1957
Maureen Allan
Scout
26 April 1957
H. Norman G. Allen
Provost
25 May 1960
On the occasion of the 74th Annual Meeting of the Engineering Institute of Canada
John Robert “Bob” Almey (1895-1988)
Captain
13 February 1970
Contribution to horticulture in Manitoba
George Anderson (1890-1985)
Scout
30 July 1973
In recognition of his many years of outstanding service to the sport of soccer
Captain
9 April 1957
The Mayor of Greenville, Mississippi, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also H. Roe Bartle, Dr. Orion D. Beich, Walter H. Beuse, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Muriel Jean Arpin (1914-1982)
Provost
1 April 1982
For dedicated support of the human and social rights of Manitobans
Asgeir Asgeirsson
Chief Hunter
14 September 1961
President of Iceland visited Winnipeg
Susan Auch
Provost
9 April 1998
Accomplishments in world and Olympic speed skating; she is also commemorated by Susan Auch Park
Isabel George Hutcheson Auld (1917-2016)
Provost
21 May 1986
In recognition of outstanding service to the University of Manitoba
Bill Ayotte
3 October 2014
In recognition of his heroic intervention that saved the life of Erin Greene when she was attacked by a polar bear in Churchill on 1 November 2013
B
Provost
28 June 1987
In recognition of his contribution to the music industry. See Chad Allan, Burton Cummings, Fred Turner.
R. E. Bailey
Provost
11 February 1960
President of the Canadian Electrical Council on the occasion of National Electrical Day
Mrs. Eleanor Baker
Scout
30 September 1978
Representative of Quota International, in recognition and appreciation from the Province of Manitoba
Arthur Thomas Ballingall (1920-1993)
Provost
6 November 1989
In recognition ofoutstanding service to Manitoba and Canada
Dr. Christiaan Barnard
Captain
27 November 1977
For his contribution to medicine and especially development of heart surgical techniques
Ada Youlton Barnes (1906-1998)
Captain
24 June 1969
In recognition of thirty years of volunteer service to the Red Cross in Winnipeg
Captain
15 April 1957
The Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, Dr. Orion D. Beich, Walter H. Beuse, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Bertha Baumann(1916-2005)
Provost
9 March 1986
For 22 years of dedicated service to St. Amant Centre
Elsie Bear (1921-2002)
Achievement
20 December 1991
Service to her community and Manitoba
Sandy Beardy (1920-2001)
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Chief Simeon Beardy
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Chief William Beardy
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Byrdye Beckel (1927-2008)
Provost
6 December 1996
Executive Director of the Winnipeg Christmas Cheer Board
Julia Mae Beddome (1916-2005)
Scout
26 April 1957
Percy Hine Beddome (1906-1979)
Scout
26 April 1957
Captain
3 April 1957
The Mayor of Thief River Falls, Minnesota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Harry Belafonte
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, 1977
Dr. Bjarni Benediktsson
Captain
6 August 1964
Prime Minister of Iceland, the induction commemorated his visit to Winnipeg in 1964
Albert Edward Bennett (1906-1968)
Scout
26 April 1957
Martin Bergen (1927-2017)
Provost
12 October 1989
In recognition of significant contribution to cultural education in Manitoba
Dr. Ruth Eleanor Berry
Provost
8 March 1993
Professor of family studies and dean of Human Ecology at the University of Manitoba
Pierre Berton (1920-2004)
Provost
10 October 1985
For hiscontribution as chronicler of living Canadian history
Dorothy Nepinak Betz (1929-2007)
Provost
27 October 1989
Contribution to the advancement of aboriginal justice issues
Captain
6 April 1957
The Mayor of Davenport, Iowa, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Dr. Orion D. Beich, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Chief Joe Bighetty
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Chief Cornelius Bignell (1897-1973)
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Esther Binder (1910-2007)
?
1977
?
Dr. W. R. Bird
Provost
18 November 1960
On the occasion of his visit to Manitoba, 1960
Errol Black (1939-2012)
September 2011
Leadership in higher education, community service, and leadership in social reform
Ed Blank
Provost
16 March 1960
Winnipeg Club of Printing House Craftsmen
Allan Blye
Captain
14 September 1986
Television producer born in Winnipeg won several awards for excellence
Jorge Bolet
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Marie Bonin (1932-2003)
Chief Hunter
1983
100th anniversary of the Centre Hospitalier Taché (Grey Nuns)
Richard Arthur Northwood “Dick” Bonnycastle (1934-2023)
Achievement
2016
Henry Bruce Boreham (1891-1987)
Scout
26 April 1957
Captain
?
The Mayor of Alexandria, Louisiana, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
John Maxwell Bowman (1925-2005)
Provost
27 March 1996
Medical achievements
Alice Wylie Bruce Bracken (1883-1971)
Captain
22 June 1959
In commemoration of her 50th wedding anniversary
John Bracken (1883-1969)
Captain
22 June 1959
In commemoration of his 50th wedding anniversary
Dr. J. J. Bramham
Provost
May 1957
President of the Canadian Chiropracter’s Association, conferred during its meeting at the Royal Alexandra Hotel [15]
Oscar Brand
Achievement
9 July 2010
Recognition for his lifetime contribution to music and entertainment
Samuel Bronfman (1889-1971)
Captain
16 May 1968
Philanthropist
Anthonie “Tony” Brouwer (c1923-2004)
Scout
5 March 1983
In recognition of his twenty years of service at University College
David Andrew Brown (1895-1990)
Scout
17 August 1960
In recognition of his contribution to horticulture in Manitoba
Dr. Ross Brown
Provost
29 November 1988
In recognition of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers winning the Grey Cup championship, 1988
Lady Moyra Browne
Scout
September 1974
In recognition of her distinguished service to the Order of St. John
R. E. Browne
Provost
20 June 1960
On the occasion of the 50th Anniversary National Credit Conference of the Canadian Credit Men’s Trust Association
John Edward Brownlee (1883-1961)
Scout
16 November 1960
Recognition as President of the United Grain Growers
Jim Bullock
Scout
4 February 1984
In recognition of a half century dedication to the sport of basketball
Sylvia May Burka
Achievement
23 March 1973
Winner of the World Junior Speed Skating Championship at Assen, Netherlands on 21 January 1973 [10]
H. O. Bush
Scout
30 August 1957
Sports Director of Station WDAF in Kansas City, Missouri
Peter Ferguson Copland Byars (1910-1967)
Scout
19 April 1961
Contribution to municipal work in Manitoba prior to his departure for Nova Scotia
C
June Callwood (1924-2007)
Provost
4 November 1984
Achievements as author and journalist and dedication to human rights
Douglas Lloyd Campbell (1895-1995)
Chief Hunter
1 April 1957
Premier of Manitoba at the inauguration of the Order of the Buffalo Hunt, 1957
John Archibald Campbell (1872-1963)
Scout
25 August 1962
In recognition of his contribution to the growth and expansion of Manitoba’s northland
Stav Canakes
Provost
30 November 1957
Athlete of the Year, from Minneapolis, Minnesota
Martial Caron
Provost
1 August 1982
En reconnaissance de sa contribution exceptionnelle dans les domaines de la culture et de l’education
Anne Carrick (1910-1982)
Scout
26 April 1957
Stanley Mirus “Stan” Carrick (1911-1982)
Scout
26 April 1957
Jimmy Carter
Captain
22 July 1993
The former US President was inducted for his contributions on behalf of Habitat For Humanity.
Edwin Gladstone “Eddie” Cass(1893-1985)
Provost
20 June 1980
In recognition of outstanding community service and sports leadership
Nelson Chan
Scout
31 May 1996
Contribution in the development of the Wire Strike Protection System and for the advancement of helicopter safety
George Thomas Chapman (1899-1985)
Captain
22 November 1967
A Winnipeg judge, he was inducted for contribution to citizenship in Manitoba.
Joseph Alter Cherniack (1885-1972)
Scout
3 May 1964
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the I. L. Peretz-Folk Schools, 1964
Dr. Stanley Tsang Kay Cheung
1 November 2008
Support of education in Manitoba
William W. Childs
Scout
6 June 1960
In recognition of his outstanding community service, Beausejour
Dr. Henry Bruce Chown (1893-1986)
Captain
10 October 1968
In recognition of his medical research
Marguerite E. Chown
Provost
23 June 1986
In recognition of outstanding contribution in providing community service in Manitoba
Captain
10 April 1957
The Mayor of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Chief Thomas Chubb
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
J. E. Clark
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of the Advisory Committee for Duck Depredation Control, 1957
Captain
10 April 1957
A Councilman of New Orleans, Louisiana, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Van Cliburn
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, 1977
Beverley Clisby
Achievement
22 June 1973
Fifteen-year-old Brandon student who won the Junior Girls Single Five-Pin National Bowling championship of Canada [7]
Captain
24 February 1979
For his work in organizing the Jeux Canada Games in Brandon, 1979. See Alex Matheson.
John J. Comeau
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Aidan Hamilton Conklin (1905-1995)
Scout
8 December 1980
In recognition of distinguished community service
Provost
28 April 1960
On his visit to Manitoba, 1960. See Johnny Crawford.
Albert Ernest Horsemah “Abbie” Coo (1885-1967)
Provost
3 May 1958
In recognition of his contribution to amateur athletics in Manitoba
Mrs. Greta Cook
Scout
18 September 1970
In recognition of her outstanding bravery in rescuing two children from attack by a polar bear at Churchill
Richard Westall Cooke (1903-1982)
Captain
23 November 1981
For his long and devoted service to the Music Festival movement in Manitoba
Sir Douglas Copland
Provost
10 May 1960
Leader of the Australian Trade Mission on the occasion of their visit to Manitoba, 1960
John Coppinger
Scout
26 April 1957
Dr. Joaquin Piferos Corpas
Captain
21 March 1958
The Ambassador of Colombia, he was inducted during a visit to Winnipeg in 1958
Kenneth R. Crahart
Scout
26 April 1957
Rosalind Crahart (?-2005)
Scout
26 April 1957
Provost
28 April 1960
On his visit to Manitoba, 1960. See Chuck Connors.
Provost
28 June 1987
In recognition of his contribution to the music industry. See Chad Allan, Randy Bachman, Fred Turner.
Andrew Currie (1911-1990)
?
1976
?
Charles Edward “Slim” Cuthbert (1893-1984)
Scout
26 April 1957
Jane Janet “Jennie” Cuthbert (?-1973)
Scout
26 April 1957
Craig Cutsey
Achievement
August 1973
Winner of the Boy’s Canadian Singles Championship, The Canadian High School Five Pin Bowling Championships, Winnipeg, 28 April 1973
D
Mary Alice Dafoe (1891-1983)
Provost
28 April 1979
In recognition of outstanding community service
Wendy Dahlgren
Provost
8 March 1996
Support of sport and fitness in Manitoba, especially on behalf of girls and women
Richard J. Daley
Captain
13 November 1957
The Mayor of Chicago was inducted during a public relations visit in Chicago, 1957
Peter Dalgleish
Provost
29 July 1962
Hudson Bay Sea Route and Port of Churchll Development
James Morgan Cuthbert “Jim” Daly (1927-2019)
Captain
22 November 1967
In recognition of his work on behalf of the 1967 Pan American Games in Winnipeg
Dorothy Miriam Danzker (?-1988)
Scout
26 April 1957
Mark Harold Danzker (1902-1995)
Scout
26 April 1957
Harry Davidson
Scout
18 March 1960
In recognition of his long service to the fishing industry in Manitoba
George Davies
Scout
26 April 1957
Sandra Davies
Scout
26 April 1957
Merv Deckert
Provost
10 December 1994
Presented by the Province of Manitoba in recognition of winning the Men’s Invitational Handball Championship in 1984 and World Masters Handball Championship in 1991
Serge de Fleury
Officer
25 March 1960
Ten years as Consul of France in Winnipeg, lecturer, collaborator on articles and broadcasts on artistic and literary subjects
Herbert Boyes “Bert” Dent (1896-1973)
Scout
26 April 1957
Joyce Lillian “Karen” Devine (?-2003)
Provost
19 October 1989
Instrumental in developing numerous social programs in Portage la Prairie, including the first day care centre, first library, the Help Hands program for Seniors, the Handyman program, Home Care Worker program, alcohol awareness and crime prevention programs
Naranjan S. Dhalla
Provost
19 October 1996
Contributions to cardiovascular research
Adam Dick
Provost
13 January 1986
Of Ilford; in recognition of many years of dedication and service to the people of northern Manitoba
Jannice A. M. Dick
Provost
8 December 1995
Diagnosed with breast cancer in 1982, this Vice-President of Nursing at the St. Boniface General Hospital became an advocate for cancer victims, pressing the government and medical establishment to provide better services and care. In 1994 she established the Manitoba Breast Cancer Advisory Council. She received a distinguished service award from the University of Manitoba and an outstanding achievement award from the Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses. [8]
Robert George Brian Dickson (1916-1998)
Scout
27 January 1961
Distinguished judge.
Marion Margaret Hales Doig (1902-1961)
Scout
June 1961
In recognition of her contribution to the arts in Manitoba
Jean Doucha
Achievement
2016
?
Chief Alex Douglas
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Mary Elizabeth “Beth” Douglas (1913-1987)
Captain
12 May 1981
For service in the field of music education in Manitoba
Captain
6 April 1957
The Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Douglas J. Dow
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of an advisory committee on Duck Depredation Control, 1957
James A. Doyle
Achievement
1968
In recognition of attainment as 1968 Canadian Amateur Golf Champion.
George Druxman
Provost
30 November 1957
Athlete of the Year, 1957; from Portland, Oregon
Joseph N. H. “Joe” Du (1933-2017)
Provost
2 November 1995
Professional and community service
Tanya Dubnicoff
Provost
11 December 1993
In recognition of her world championship in cycling
Chief John Duck
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Henry Edmison “Harry” Duckworth (1915-2008)
Provost
26 May 1992
In recognition of hiscontributions in education, science and community service.
Phyllis Anne DuMoulin (1921-2010)
Scout
8 September 1970
In recognition of her work as a leader in the field of volunteer service on the occasion of her retirement as Executive Director of the Greater Winnipeg Community Welfare Planning Council
Chief Alex Duncan
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Clark A. Dunn
Scout
21 May 1959
On the occasion of the meeting of Canadian Council of Professional Engineers
E
Chief Donald Easter
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Ferdinand Eckhardt (1902-1995)
Provost
28 April 1982
For outstanding service in the field of the arts in Manitoba
John Einarson
Achievement
8 January 2016
One of the foremost rock music historians in North America
Edgar M. Elbert
Provost
4 February 1960
International Past President of the Lions Club, in recognition of the club’s contribution to the Canadian National Institute of the Blind
Joseph Henry Ellis (1890-1973)
Scout
22 June 1971
In recognition of his contribution to Manitoba agriculture
Sidney Hansen “Sid” Engen (1902-1976)
Achievement
January 1974
In recognition of his contribution in the field of music
Leonard Salusbury “Len” Evans (1929-2016)
Achievement
8 January 2016
In recognition of tireless public service and dedication to the people of Manitoba
Ron Evans
Provost
12 December 1998
Contributions to the aboriginal community of Manitoba
W. R. Evans
Scout
26 April 1957
Mrs. W. R. Evans
Scout
26 April 1957
F
Ronald A. “Sam” Fabro (1920-2018)
Provost
15 October 1986
In recognition of distinguished contributions to community services
George Robert Fanset (1908-1994)
Scout
26 April 1957
Marion Muir Fanset (1910-1999)
Scout
26 April 1957
Constable J. W. Faux
Scout
11 April 1969
In recognition of his outstanding bravery in the rescue of a young boy from drowning [14]
Victor Feldbrill (1924-2020)
Captain
25 April 1968
For his contribution to music in Manitoba
Marcien Ferland
Provost
28 March 1980
Pour 20 ans de devouement auchant choral au Manitoba
Jose Ferrer
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
John Fisher
Provost
5 November 1957
Of Toronto, Ontario; Executive Director of the Canadian Tourist Association, at the Manitoba Tourist Association Convention
George Bernard Flahiff (1905-1989)
Provost
19 April 1983
In recognition of many years of dedicated service to the Church and the larger community of Manitoba
Robert Fletcher(1873-1963)
Scout
4 May 1962
In recognition of his long and meritorious service to education in Manitoba
Agnes Louisa “Nan” Florence (c1917-1991)
Scout
13 February 1978
In recognition of outstanding community service
Dr. John Foerster
Provost
2 July 1989
Medical practice, research, teaching administration and community service
Olga Foltz (c1926-2000)
Provost
25 November 1986
In recognition of many years of dedication and service to women’s issues
Steve Fonyo
Provost
1 February 1985
Disabled athlete and fundraiser for research, rehabilitation and sports activities for the disabled
Thelma Bessie Forbes (1910-2012)
Captain
28 January 1991
First female Speaker of the Manitoba Legislature
Lisa Fraser
Provost
10 December 1994
In recognition of winning the World Handball Championship in 1994
Robert A. Fraser
Provost
26 June 1983
For outstanding and dedicated service to the Lord Selkirk Boy Scout Pipe Band of Manitoba
J. Samuel Freedman (1908-1993)
Captain
18 May 1968
Judge
Captain
4 April 1957
The Governor of Minnesota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Frederick B. “Fred” Furgeson (1890-1975)
Scout
26 April 1957
G
Captain
13 April 1957
The Mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Dr. Marc Garneau
Captain
22 November 1984
Canada’s first astronaut
Sir Saville Garner
Captain
3 May 1960
United Kingdom Commissioner to Canada on the occasion of his visit to Winnipeg, 1960
Shlomo Gazit
Provost
18 November 1982
Presented on the occasion of the announcement of the Harry Walsh Chair in law and morality
Carole Geller
Provost
9 October 1987
In recognition of a contribution to equality and human rights
Arthur Samuel Genet (1909-?)
Provost
July 1957
President of Greyhound Corporation
Chief Dan George (1899-1981)
Scout
12 March 1974
In recognition of his devoted service to the people of his race and to his country
Ronald Wilson Gibson (1903-1993)
Provost
3 July 1987
Music education
Frank Gilliam
Provost
30 November 1957
Athlete of the year, 1957; from Cleveland, Ohio
James Clayton Gilson (1926-2000)
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Vice-President of the Canadian Agricultural Economics Society; presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Helen Preston Glass (1917-2015)
Provost
15 June 1987
Contributions to nursing in Manitoba
Mrs. Robert Goggan
Provost
5 July 1959
President of B’nai B’rith on the occasion of B’nai B’rith No. 6, 27th Annual Women’s Convention. Winnipeg, 1959
David C. Goldfine
Provost
5 July 1959
President of B’nai B’rith on the occasion of B’nai B’rith No. 6, 91st Annual Men’s convention. Winnipeg, 1959
Gary Graffman
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Harry Peter “Bud” Grant (1927-2023)
Provost
30 November 1957
Coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers when they were Western Interprovincial Football champions
Achievement
18 October 2007
Recognition of his outstanding achievements with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League
Donald V. Gray
Scout
12 September 1957
Manager of the Lower Souris Wildlife Refuge at Upham, North Dakota
Jose Greco
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Verna Merle Christina Feely Green (1908-1999) & Charles Green
Scout
26 October 1979
Community service as Santa’s helper
Arnold H. Greenberg (1941-2001)
Provost
December 1999
Medical research in Manitoba
Sherman Greenfeld
Provost
23 January 1995
In recognition of winning the Racquetball World Championship in August 1994
February 1966
For travelling 1,100 miles from Churchill to Winnipeg by snowmobile, the longest such trip of its kind at the time. See also Kurt Hild.
Florence McLeod Groat (1904-1972)
Achievement
3 December 1966
In recognition of her outstanding services as a Manitoban
C. A. Gunn
Scout
5 November 1957
Of Michigan State University, at the Manitoba Tourist Association Convention,1957
William L. Guy
Captain
17 June 1961
Governor of North Dakota, he was inducted on the occasion of The Dakota Territory Centennial Commemoration at the International Peace Garden on 17 June 1961
H
Delmar Hagen
Provost
20 July 1958
On the occasion of Marshall County’s Ox Cart Trek to St. Paul during the Minnesota Centennial, Warren, Minnesota, 1958
William Haiko (1925-2014)
Provost
26 October 1985
In recognition of his contribution to the labour movement in Manitoba
Levan “Van” Hall (c1939-2007)
August 2007
Monte R. Halparin [Monty Hall] (1921-2017)
Provost
21 June 1985
For humanitarian services
Mrs. Jean Halloran
Scout
26 April 1957
Diori Hamani
Captain
24 September 1969
The President of Niger, he was inducted during his visit to Winnipeg, 1969
Frederick William Hamilton (1910-1997)
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Of Manitoba Pool Elevators, presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Merrill Hammond
Scout
12 September 1957
Lower Souris Wildlife Refuge at Upham, North Dakota
Gordon Hancock (1924-2001)
Scout
31 May 1971
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the Mosaic Congress
J. J. Hanna
Captain
25 May 1960
President of the Engineering Institute of Canada, he was inducted on the occasion of its 74th Annual Meeting in Winnipeg, 1960
Gerda Hansch & family
Provost
12 October 1989
In recognition ofcontribution to cultural education in Manitoba
Rick Hansen
Provost
19 January 1987
Wheelchair athlete and fundraiser for research, rehabilitation and sports activities for the disabled
Eunice Harland
Provost
4 June 1960
International Representative Beta Sigma Phi Sorority on the occasion of their convention
Joan Mary Harland (1914-2016)
Achievement
2016
?
C. H. Harness
Scout
26 April 1957
Neil Harris
Provost
15 January 1997
Contribution to music and cultural activities in Manitoba
Luke E. Hart
Provost
23 May 1960
Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba
Erna Freida Emma Hartman (1901-1994)
Scout
26 April 1957
Captain
14 April 1957
The Mayor of Texarkana, Arkansas, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Captain
3 April 1957
The Mayor of Bemidji, Minnesota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Jean-Baptiste Théobald Hébert (1894-1972)
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Ralph Hedlin
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Donald Henderson
Captain
15 October 1987
In recognition of service to the Manitoba economy
Dr. J. A. Euclid Herie
Provost
16 September 1995
Contributions to improving the lives of blind and visually impaired persons
Maxim Hermaniuk
Captain
26 April 1994
In recognition of hisdedication, leadership and compassionate ministry to the Ukrainian people of Manitoba
W. B. Hettic
Provost
29 June 1962
U.S. and Canada Great Plains Highway 82 Association at Russell, Manitoba
Paul Gerhardt Hiebert (1892-1987)
Captain
15 October 1987
Literary achievement
Kurt Hild (c1927-1967)
February 1966
For travelling 1,100 miles from Churchill to Winnipeg by snowmobile, the longest such trip of its kind at the time. See also Peter Greuel.
Hans Albert Hochbaum (1911-1988)
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of an advisory committee on Duck Depredation Control, 1957
Edna Holland
Provost
26 March 1994
In recognition of her outstanding contribution to the Dugald Fashion Review
E. Nancy Holland (1913-2008)
Scout
26 May 1979
In recognition of distinguished service for more than half a century to the Girl Guides of Canada
O. C. Holland
Provost
1 May 1959
On the occasion of the 14th District Conference of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen, 1959
Frank Hooker
Scout
11 August 1969
In recognition of his outstanding bravery in the rescue of a young boy from drowning [14]
Richard Hooker
Scout
11 August 1969
In recognition of his outstanding bravery in the rescue of a young boy from drowning [14]
Lorraine Horetchka
Scout
30 June 1965
In recognition of her outstanding bravery in the rescue from drowning of a two year old child at Flin Flon
Frederick Llewellyn George “Llew” Howes (c1883-1974)
Scout
11 April 1973
In recognition of devoted community service through half a century
Captain
4 April 1957
The Mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
A. Huey
Scout
5 November 1957
Manager of the Homestead Resort, Manitoba Tourist Association Convention, 1957
Robert Marvin “Bobby” Hull (1939-2023)
Scout
19 February 1989
In recognition of his contribution to professional hockey in Manitoba
L. W. J. Hurd
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Editor of The Country Guide, presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
George Henry Wilson Hutton (1922-1976)
Captain
29 June 1966
In recognition of his service to Manitoba agriculture, on occasion of his retirement in 1966
Peter Hykaway (1910-1993)
Scout
26 April 1957
Chief Patrice Hyslop
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
I
Israel “Izzy” Idonije
Achievement
14 March 2007
First Manitoba athlete to participate in Super Bowl championship football game
Alex Irvin
Scout
28 July 1962
Junior Boys through the Little Canadian Baseball Association
Christopher Keith Irvine [Chris Jericho]
Provost
5 July 2004
Championship achievements in sports and commitments to underprivileged children
Stella Charnaud Isaacs [Marchioness of Reading]
Provost
27 May 1960
On the occasion of her visit to Manitoba, 1960
Lyonel Garry Israels (1926-2003)
Captain
15 September 1988
Medical service
J
Richard Jacobucci
Scout
9 April 1969
In recognition of his outstanding bravery in the rescue from drowning of a young girl, Winnipeg
Gerry James
Provost
30 November 1957
Athlete of the year, 1957; from Winnipeg, Manitoba
Joseph “Jimmy” James (c1902-1990)
Captain
7 June 1968
In recognition of outstanding community service
Dr. Arthur Thomas Jenkyns
Provost
6 April 1990
Working with the visually impaired, Jenkyns helped to create Operation Eyesight Universal, a Canadian charitable organization providing funds to finance eyesight restoration and prevention of blindness treatment for people in fourteen developing countries.
Vincent Joseph Jensen (1916-1988)
Scout
8 September 1982
In recognition of significant contribution to preserving Manitoba’s heritage in historic sites
Donalda Beatrice “Donie” Jobin (1909-1996)
Scout
26 April 1957
Francis Laurence “Bud” Jobin (1914-1995)
Scout
26 April 1957
Claude Jodoin (1913-1975)
Captain
25 April 1958
President of the Canadian Labour Congress
Captain
15 April 1957
The Mayor of Joplin, Missouri, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Captain
4 April 1957
The Mayor of Brainerd, Minnesota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Arthur Eaton Johnston (1884-1975)
Captain
12 February 1971
In recognition of fifty years of distinguished community service
Stanley Hazelwood Jones (1896-1980)
Scout
26 April 1962
In recognition of his contribution to Brandon and its business community.
Stephen Juba (1914-1993)
Captain
26 April 1957
The Mayor of Winnipeg, he led a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957.
Elva Juba
Scout
26 April 1957
K
F. W. Kahler
Scout
15 April 1957
President of General Shows, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mrs. Luise Kaplick
Scout
26 April 1957
Label A. Katz
Provost
5 July 1959
World President of B’nai B’rith on the occasion of B’nai B’rith District No. 6 91st Annual Men’s Convention. Winnipeg, 1959
Martin Kavanagh(1895-1987)
Provost
10 May 1984
For writings on LaVerendrye’s explorations
Dr. Stan Cheung Tsang Kay
Achievement
1 November 2008
Recognition of unwavering support of education in Manitoba
Michael Keane
Achievement
12 February 2011
Recognition for outstanding community service and leadership and achievement in professional hockey
George Alfred Keates (1898-1990)
Captain
6 May 1977
In recognition of outstanding community service
Ernest Keller (1935-2010)
Provost
12 October 1989
In recognition of significant contribution to cultural education in Manitoba
Scout
24 April 1959
In recognition of his contribution to journalism in Manitoba
Carl Ketchen (1907-1985)
Scout
26 April 1957
Kathleen “Kay” Ketchen (1909-2001)
Scout
26 April 1957
Constable Emil J. Kiss
Scout
19 February 1958
Of RCMP Winnipeg, for participation in what may have been Manitoba’s last Buffalo Hunt, the shooting of a buffalo escaped from Assiniboine Park Zoo
Wilfred Kitching
Provost
30 September 1960
International Leader of the Salvation Army, on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba
Stanley Howard Knowles (1908-1997)
Chief Hunter
24 June 1985
A lifetime dedicated to support of human and social rights of Canadians
Captain
5 April 1957
The Mayor of La Crosse, Wisconsin, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Dr. Gary Kobinger
Achievement
8 January 2016
Instrumental in fighting the Ebola virus outbreak in Africa during 2014.
Maestro Kazuhiro Koizumi
Scout
20 May 1989
In appreciation for his artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Edward Kuiper (1919-2011)
Provost
18 June 1998
Water resources and flood management in Manitoba
Wladyslawa Maria “Gladys” Kulas (c1932-2015)
Scout
1 August 1985
For dedication to the Sokol Folk Ensemble and the Manitoba Polish community
L
Nitish C. Laharry
Provost
16 August 1962
President of Rotary International, 1962
Donny Lalonde
Provost
12 November 1988
In recognition of his championship achievements and his commitment to children
Alexandre Desautels dit Lapointe (1865-?)
Provost
19 June 1958
Senior citizen of St. Boniface onoccasion of the city’s 50th anniversary in 1958. See Taillefer Leveque and Fred Waller
W. L. Larkin
Scout
21 May 1959
On the occasion of the meeting of Canadian Council of Professional Engineers, Winnipeg, 1959
Roy J. H. Larrabee (1920-2009)
Provost
13 June 1993
In recognition of his Silver Jubilee as Rector of St. Mary’s Cathedral, 1993
Captain
17 April 1957
The Mayor of Fargo, North Dakota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Ross Albert Lattimore (1891-1969)
Scout
26 April 1957
Vince Leah (1913-1993)
Scout
25 April 1959
In recognition of his contribution to minor sport in Manitoba
Don Leblanc
Provost
12 October 1960
National Head of the Junior Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba, 1960
Harold LeVander
Captain
5 June 1968
The Governor of Minnesota, during a visit to Winnipeg of the Minnesota Trade Development Mission, 1968
Taillefer Leveque
Provost
19 June 1958
Senior Citizen of St. Boniface on the occasion of the City’s 50th Anniversary. See Alexandre Desautels and Fred Waller.
Paul L’Heureux (1905-1988)
Scout
24 June 1971
In recognition of his work in public health in the Province of Manitoba
Arthur A. Link
Captain
29 June 1976
The Governor of North Dakota, presented by the Province of Manitobaat a ceremony at the International Peace Garden commemorating the bicentennial of the United States of America, 1976
Reginald Otto Lissaman (1908-1974)
Scout
30 June 1974
Recognized for his efforts in the development of the International Peace Garden, along with Judge John Stormon [5]
Wilfred Cornet Lockhart (1906-1991)
Captain
27 May 1961
In recognition of community service
John Peter Loewen
Scout
15 June 1987
Involvement and commitment to his community
Captain
17 April 1957
The Mayor of Ortonville, Minnesota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Captain
10 April 1957
The Governor of Louisiana, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Nana Lorca
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Myroslav Ivan Lubachivsky
Provost
8 June 1986
Archbishop-Major of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, 1986
William Edward “Bill” Lumsden (1907-1982)
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For many years of contribution to sports in Manitoba
Oscar Lunseth
Captain
18 April 1957
The Mayor of Grand Forks, North Dakota, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
M
Malcolm Rutherford MacCharles(1894-1991)
Captain
30 November 1982
In recognition of 52 years of voluntary service in the field of cancer treatment and research
John Armour Mackay (c1908-1985)
Scout
26 April 1957
Ian N. MacLaren
Captain
8 June 1968
Chancellor of the Priory in Canada of the Order of St. John, on the occasion of the Priory Council Meeting in Winnipeg, 1968
Margaret Arnett MacLeod (1877-1966)
Scout
August 1964
In recognition of her outstanding contribution to the preservation of the history of Manitoba
William James MacLeod (1914-2008)
Scout
23 June 1991
In recognition of outstanding service to the pipe bands of Western Canada
Stewart Myles “Stew” MacPherson (1908-1995)
Captain
23 September 1987
In recognition of a life-long dedication to sport in the community
Beatrice MacTavish
Provost
5 March 1998
In recognition of her distinguished community service to the people of northern Manitoba
Gerald William Malaher (1903-1984)
Captain
14 January 1981
Civil service to Manitoba
John Edward Maloney
Captain
29 May 1972
In recognition of his success in the saving of two lives at Selkirk, Manitoba on 27 July 1971
George William Maltby (c1915-1999)
Provost
27 April 1972
For dedicated support of the human and social rights of Manitoba’s citizens
Anthony Theodore “Tony” Mann (c1921-1996)
Scout
April 1976
Thirty years of service to handicapped persons; also Order of Canada
General Paul D. Manson
Provost
20 October 1988
Armed Forces Council of Winnipeg, in recognition of outstanding service to Manitoba and Canada
J. F. Mants
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Harry L. Mardon (1926-2004)
Provost
14 May 1994
In recognition of commitment and dedication to Manitoba’s business and journalism communities
Sister Mary Elise
Provost
12 September 1985
In recognition of outstanding work with special needs children
Captain
24 February 1979
For his work in organizing the Jeux Canada Games in Brandon, 1979. See Gerry Collyer.
Francis Alexander Lavens “Frank” Mathewson (1905-1994)
Captain
24 June 1980
In recognition of the key role he played in founding the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature (now the Manitoba Museum)
Arthur Valentine Mauro (1927-2023)
Chief Hunter
7 December 1991
Contribution to the success of the 1991 Grey Cup Festival
Thomas Gerald McCarthy (1903-1990)
Scout
?
In recognition of 50 years of devoted service to the Marymound School and the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Thelma McClelland
Scout
29 September 1974
Recognizing the high distinction accorded in becoming President of the International Toastmistress Clubs, 1974
George McCloy (1922-2009)
Scout
25 June 1987
In recognition of his contribution to the community
John Stewart McDiarmid (1882-1965)
Chief Hunter
1 April 1957
Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba at the inauguration of the Order of the Buffalo Hunt, 1957
Alvin Brian “Ab” McDonald (1936-2018)
Achievement
September 2016
Four-time Stanley Cup winner, first Captain of the Winnipeg Jets, and long-time supporter of Special Olympics in Manitoba
Chief Gilbert McDonald
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Alfred McDougall (1906-1992)
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Leyah McFadyen
Provost
8 March 1994
In recognition of outstanding community service
Hugh John McGivern
Provost
17 August 1962
President of the Dominion Command, Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada, 1962
Frederick George McGuinness (1921-2011)
Provost
22 May 1992
In recognition of his outstanding service and leadership in the field of community development and communications
Bruce McIntosh
Scout
5 October 1974
In recognition of his devoted service with the Royal Life Saving Society of Canada
Maude McIntosh
Scout
20 February 1964
Presented at The Pas, Manitoba in recognition of her outstanding contribution to arts in Manitoba
G. McKierman
Provost
1 May 1959
On the occasion of the 14th District Conference of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen, Winnipeg, 1959
Gerald Allan McKinney
Scout
30 April 1984
In recognition of outstanding service as a dedicated environmentalist
J. R. McLachlan
Provost
24 August 1962
President of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, 1962
Hugh A. McLeod
Provost
18 March 1962
Moderator of the United Church of Canada, 1962
J. R. McMillan
Captain
6 March 1963
Chairman of the Committee on Manitoba’s Economic Future, 1963
Rob McMillan
Provost
9 September 1996
In recognition of his outstanding golf achievements
Claudia McPherson
Scout
6 September 1963
Of St. James, Manitoba, youngest swimmer to swim the English Channel
Nathan Saul Mendelsohn (1917-2006)
Scout
22 September 1989
For outstanding achievement in the field of mathematics
Billy Merasty
Achievement
19 March 2010
Recognition of his contribution in promoting greater understanding of Aboriginal culture in Manitoba and throughout Canada
Sandra Merriman
Scout
26 April 1957
Captain
14 April 1957
The Mayor of Texarkana, Texas, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Colleen Miller
Provost
11 December 1993
In recognition of her World Championship in Rowing
Mike C. Milonski
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of the Advisory Committee for Duck Depredation Control, 1957
Darlene Mitchell
Scout
10 May 1971
In recognition ofoutstanding bravery
Major C. M. Moir
Provost
30 October 1957
North American tour of the Scottish Regimental Band, Pipes and Drums Detachment, Black Watch Regiment, 1957
Leo Mol (1915-2009)
Provost
11 April 1997
Sculptor
Donna Monchak
Achievement
5 June 1971
Western Canada and Canadian Singles for Females, Five-Pin Bowling Championship
Jon Montgomery
Achievement
2010
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Patrick Roy Mooney
Provost
28 January 1986
Research studies in plant genetics
Captain John Moore
Scout
2 June 1987
In recognition of his service to the community
Dr. Wilfred O. Morgan
Provost
June 1961
President of the Canadian Chiropractic Association, First All-Canadian Convention, Winnipeg, 1961
Peigi “Faye” Morgan-Hayes (1928-2005)
Provost
27 May 1991
In recognition of her dedication and inspiration to the disabled
David Lee Moroni
Provost
12 June 1991
In recognition of his contributions to the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and to the Province of Manitoba
William Lewis Morton (1908-1980)
Captain
24 November 1967
In recognition of hiscontribution in the fields of education and history
William “Bill” Mosienko (1921-1994)
Provost
14 January 1958
Contribution to the sport of hockey
Farley Mowat
Preserver of the Species
5 November 1984
In recognition of employing talents towards conservation and preservation of wildlife in northern Manitoba
Edward B. Moyland Jr.
Provost
23 August 1960
International Trustee, Kiwanis International, on the occasion of the Kiwanis Western Canada District Convention at Brandon, 1960
Dr. Denis Mukwege
Achievement
March 2014
In recognition of his work in the Democratic Republic of the Congo treating victims of sexual violence
David Adrian Mulligan (1893-1981)
Scout
26 April 1957
Pearl Mulligan (1900-1969)
Scout
26 April 1957
Paul Murphy (?-2002)
Scout
9 April 1983
In recognition of lifelong work for conservation, safety and sportsmanship
Dr. J. Fraser Mustard
Achievement
17 November 2010
Recognition for his lifetime contribution to early childhood development
N
Chief John Nasekapow
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Steve Nash
Achievement
12 September 2011
During a visit to Winnipeg, the basketball star was recognized for his humanitarian efforts
Morris Neaman
Captain
13 February 1964
Chairman of the Manitoba Development Fund, he was recognized for his outstanding contribution to the development of industry in Manitoba
Zara Nelsova
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Richard “Dick” Noonan (1911-1994)
Captain
26 November 1965
In recognition of his contribution to the development of the Province of Manitoba as Chairman of the Manitoba Industrial Design Institute
O
Hugh O’Brian
Provost
8 May 1959
Motion picture and television star; in recognition of his contribution to the welfare of young people through his Youth Foundation, 1959
Captain
7 April 1957
The Mayor of Keokuk, Iowa, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Chief Tommy Okema
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Captain
8 April 1957
The Mayor of Memphis, Tennessee, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
M. W. Osborne
Provost
20 June 1960
On the occasion of the 50th Anniversary National Credit Conference Canadian Credit Men’s Trust Association, Winnipeg, 1960
H. John Ownes
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of the Advisory Committee for Duck Depredation Control, 1957
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Captain
14 April 1957
The Mayor of Fort Smith, Arkansas, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
William Lawrence Palk (c1912-2009)
Captain
18 November 1965
In recognition of his contribution as General Campaign Chairman of the United Way of Greater Winnipeg Campaign, 1965. See also Alex Robertson.
Mary Adamowska Panaro (1902-1989)
Provost
7 August 1982
In recognition of outstanding community service to Manitoba; also Order of Canada
William Ralph “Speedy” Parliament (1900-1994)
Scout
29 June 1960
In recognition of his contribution to Manitoba
C. A. Patrick
Provost
26 June 1986
In recognition of 25 years of valued and dedicated service to the Salvation Army Grace Hospital
Harvey Norman Murray Patterson (1924-2014)
Provost
5 December 1985
In recognition of outstanding service to the working people of Manitoba
Jason Paukkunen
Achievement
1967
In recognition of his achievement as Canadian Junior Golf Champion, 1967
Bert Pearl (1913-1986)
Scout
20 November 1982
Music and entertainment
Nels Pearson (1887-1963)
Scout
26 April 1957
Elvera Pearson (1887-1986)
Scout
26 April 1957
Donald Willis Penner (1918-2004)
Provost
10 August 1989
Health and safety of Manitobans
Terence “Terry” Penton (1917-1985)
Provost
9 June 1984
A Brandon insurance salesman who played a significant role in getting community help projects off the ground [3]
J. Samuel Perlman (?-?)
Provost
23 June 1960
On the occasion of the first annual meeting of the Manitoba Travel & Convention Association, Winnipeg, 1960
Clyde Perry
Provost
3 June 1985
In recognition of meritorious service to the youth of Manitoba
Constable C. G. Piper
Scout
11 August 1969
In recognition of his outstanding bravery in the rescue of a young boy from drowning [14]
Edward Bruce Pitblado (1896-1977)
Provost
16 June 1973
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to wildlife conservation
Philip F. Pocock(1906-1984)
Scout
15 March 1961
In recognition of his contribution to the work of his own diocese
Mitchell “Mitch” Podolak (1947-2019)
Provost
10 July 1986
In recognition of his contribution to the cultural life of Manitoba
Janet Popyach
Scout
27 September 1986
Quota International Representative in recognition and appreciation from the Province of Manitoba
James Edward “Jim” Potton (c1939-2014)
Achievement
28 October 2013
Educator who served as Chair of the Manitoba Envirothon
John Edward Pullen (1926-2005)
Provost
9 September 1985
In recognition of service to the labour movement and people of Manitoba
Ralph C. Pybus
Provost
27 October 1958
President of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba
Q
R
A. G. Racey
Provost
20 June 1957
President of the Canadian Dental Association, 1957
Donald William Rae (1931-1998)
Provost
19 May 1992
Service in the field of family medicine
George Charles Rafter (1922-2012)
Scout
22 January 1994
Aide-de-Camp for 31 years to seven successive Lieutenant Governors
William McGillivray Rait (c1891-1973)
Scout
6 January 1960
In recognition of his contribution of time and effort in support of the Manitoba Forestry Association
Jean Pierre Rampal
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
John Leslie Rankin (1914-2009)
Achievement
18 June 1991
In recognition ofmany years of dedicated community service
Holly Virginia Forster Rattray (1908-1999)
Scout
9 December 1980
In recognition of outstanding community service
Chief Alexander Redhead
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Robert Reimers
Provost
29 June 1976
Speaker of the House of Representatives of North Dakota, on occasion of a reception at the International Peace Garden to commemorate the bicentennial of the United States of America, 1976
James “Jim” Reutcky (1906-1989)
Scout
26 April 1957
Ruggiero Ricci
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Mary Margaret Richard (1940-2010)
Provost
12 December 1998
In recognition of hercontributions to the Aboriginal community in Manitoba
Maurice Richard
Provost
19 June 1958
Hockey star of the Montreal Canadiens on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the City of St. Boniface, 1958
James Hugh Richardson (1894-1963)
Provost
25 April 1958
He began a career in journalism in Manitoba in 1912, working for the Winnipeg Telegram, later becoming city editor of the Los Angeles Examiner. He was inducted on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Winnipeg Press Club. [11]
W. O. Richmond
Provost
21 May 1959
On the occasion of the meeting of Canadian Council of Professional Engineers in Winnipeg, 1959
Helen Clara Gerring Riesberry (1916-2010)
Scout
29 May 1973
Executive Director of the Children’s Aid Society Society of Brandon for over 25 years and other exceptional community service [6]
Grayce Elizabeth Ross Riley (?-1997)
Scout
20 October 1970
In recognition of many years of volunteer service to the community in her work with the handicapped people of Manitoba
H. Sanford Riley
Scout
26 September 1985
Dedication to amateur sport
Alexander Robertson (1909-1985)
Captain
18 November 1965
In recognition of his contribution as General Campaign Chairman of the United Way of Greater Winnipeg Campaign, 1965. See also W. L. Palk.
Moira “Molly” Robinson (1931-2013)
Provost
5 March 1998
Dedication and leadership in promoting healthy, active lifestyles
Harold A. Rogers
Captain
17 May 1969
On the occasion of the 1969 District 2 Convention of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs
David Francis “Mac” Rose (1894-1979)
Captain
21 November 1963
On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Captain
16 April 1957
The Mayor of Omaha, Nebraska, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Anton Rositsky
Provost
19 July 1958
For the Admiral Wien Football Club of Vienna, Austria on the occasion of their 1958 Canadian tour, 1958
Anne Glaz Ross(1911-1998)
Provost
15 June 1987
In recognition of a lifelong dedication to a concept of community health
Otto Rossol
Provost
19 November 1983
In recognition of the years of service to the working people of Manitoba
Lord M. C. Rowallan
Provost
27 October 1958
Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba, 1958
Robert A. K. Runcie
Captain
15 September 1985
The Most Reverend and the Right Honourable Archbishop of Canterbury on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba, 1985
Deana Rushak
Achievement
August 1973
Winner of the Girl’s Canadian Singles Championship, The Canadian High School Five Pin Bowling Championship, Winnipeg, 28 April 1973
Edgar Stanford Russenholt (1890-1991)
Captain
23 June 1981
For outstanding community service
“Shorty” Russick
Scout
9 February 1966
In recognition of his outstanding achievement as 200 mile non-stop Dog Race Champion at The Pas
Gerald Stewart Rutherford (1890-1987)
Provost
1986
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Dr. Jonas Salk
Achievement
24 October 1976
In recognition to his outstanding service to humanity, being discoverer of the first anti-polio vaccine
Gyorgy Sandor
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Hugh Hamilton Saunderson (1904-1984)
Captain
16 September 1970
For outstanding community service
Stewart A. Scarfe
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Alan William Scarth (1922-2021)
Scout
29 May 1975
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to wildlife conservation
William D. Schaefer
Scout
November 1988
Governor of Maryland
Christian “Chris” Schubert (1905-2001)
Provost
5 May 1985
On the occasion of his 80th year and in recognition of dedicated service in the trade union movement
Mary Scorer (1911-1988)
Provost
23 November 1985
Contribution to Manitoba book industry
Edward Walter “Ted” Scott (1919-2004)
Provost
14 June 1986
In recognition of community service, work with Native people and world-wide efforts for peace
Teemu Selanne
Provost
14 April 1993
In recognition of outstanding achievement and performance in his first season in the National Hockey League
Max Seligman
Provost
31 March 1960
Lawyer from Tel Aviv was instrumental in founding the Masonic Grand Lodge of Israel when that state was founded. He was chairman of the Israel and British Commonwealth Association. He was inductedon the occasion of his visit to Manitoba. [9]
Sybil Francis Shack (1911-2004)
Provost
13 November 1986
In recognition of a life of service to the people of Manitoba
Victor Joseph Houston Sharpe (1918-2009)
Provost
7 April 1990
In recognition of his outstanding service to Western Manitoba
Ian Keith Shelton
Provost
3 September 1987
Astronomer who discovered a super vova on 23 February 1987
James R. Shore (1926-1967)
Captain
19 May 1965
For outstanding community service
Jeffrey Siegal
Scout
29 May 1977
Artistic contribution to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Audrey Silvius
Provost
17 November 1987
Brandon community activist in peace, native, and justice issues. For more information, see Three Mere Housewives, Manitoba History, Number 56, October 2007.
Frank “Feivel” Simkin (1885-1983)
Scout
24 October 1974
On the occasion of his 90th year in recognition of long and distinguished community service
John Richard Simplot (1909-2008)
Captain
7 November 1966
In recognition ofcontributions to the economic development of Manitoba
Allan John Simpson (1939-1998)
Provost
7 June 1995
Improving the quality of life for Manitobans with disabilities
Berenice Barbara Warne Sisler (1924-2019)
Provost
15 October 1985
Outstanding service to the women of Manitoba
Frank Leith Skinner (1882-1967)
Achievement
9 February 1967
In recognition of his achievement as an outstanding horticulturist over many years
Jessie May Smellie (1897-1986)
Scout
26 April 1957
Gerald Robert Smith
Provost
18 March 1985
In recognition of leadership and contributions to the development of industry in Manitoba
Dr. Ian Smith
Achievement
10 January 2013
Dedication and innovation in science, medicine and business
Rae N. Smith
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of the Advisory Committee for Duck Depredation Control, 1957
Dr. Vernon Smith
Scout
22 June 1961
Of Minneapolis, Minnesota in recognition of his contributions in the field of conservation in Manitoba
Bert Snart
Scout
10 September 1973
In recognition of outstanding service to the sport of horseshoe pitching
Jackie Sokoloski
Achievement
27 May 1972
Canadian Ladies Singles Bowling Championship, Winnipeg
Gudmundor Eyjolper “Mundi” Solmundson (1879-1965)
Scout
18 March 1960
In recognition of his long service to the fishing industry in Manitoba
Mrs. Charles Solovich
Provost
5 July 1959
World President of B’nai B’rith Women on the occasion of B’nai B’rith District No 6, 27th Annual Womens Convention, Winnipeg, 1959
Clarence Coates Sparling (1900-1984)
Captain
21 May 1964
He was President of the Royal Canadian Legion (1962-1964) in recognition of the Legion’s outstanding contribution to Manitoba and the nation
Debi Spence
Achievement
8 January 2016
Helping homeless Winnipeggers.
Chief Jacob Spence
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Rubin Spletzer
Provost
12 October 1989
In recognition of significant contribution to cultural education in Manitoba
Arnold Theodore Spohr (1923-2010)
Captain
30 March 1969
In recognition of hiscontribution to the creative arts in Manitoba and particularly the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Danny Stack
Scout
20 June 1973
In recognition of outstanding contribution to sport
Mel Stack
Scout
20 June 1973
In recognition of outstanding contribution to sport
Frank Stack (1906-1987)
Scout
20 June 1973
In recognition of outstanding contribution to sport
Donald George Starkell (1932-2012)
Scout
23 April 1983
Recognition of the 12,000-mile canoe journey to the mouth of the Amazon River with his son from 1980 to 1982
Baldur Rosmund Stefansson (1917-2002)
Provost
18 June 1998
Agriculture and canola research
Milton Stegall
?
24 August 2007
Recognition of setting a new all-time touchdown record in the Canadian Football League
Maitland Bernard Steinkopf (1912-1970)
Scout
22 June 1961
President of the Manitoba Travel and Convention Association, in recognition of his contribution to the tourist industry in Manitoba
William Stephenson (1896-1989)
Chief Hunter
25 September 1985
?
Judith Stevenson
Achievement
August 1973
Winner of the Ladies Closed Singles Event, The World Five Pin Bowling Championship, Winnipeg, 25 April 1973
John Gibson “Jack” Stewart (1939-1986)
Provost
16 October 1986
In recognition and appreciation of distinguished leadership in education and community service
Stanley Ewart Stillwell
Provost
12 July 1986
In recognition ofcontribution to the welfare of war veterans, their spouses and dependents
Scout
30 June 1974
A judge in Rolla, North Dakota, Stormon was recognized for his efforts in the development of the International Peace Garden, along with Reginald Otto Lissaman [5]
W. G. Streeton
Provost
28 July 1960
Of Canora, Saskatchewan; in recognition of his outstanding service to the Hudson Bay Route Association
Roy St. George Stubbs (1907-1995)
Provost
4 November 1982
For distinguished service to the people of Manitoba
Lawrence Adne Stuckey (1921-2001)
Scout
17 January 1987
Many years of public service rendered through photography
Ralph Stueck
Provost
22 April 1960
Of Abernathy, Saskatchewan in recognition of his contribution to wildlife conservation
E. K. Stuhlmueller
Scout
22 July 1980
In recognition of outstanding service as President of Toastmasters International
Verna A. L. Sylvestre
29 June 1995
In recognition of her leadership in Community Health Care
John H. Syrnick (1904-1972)
Scout
26 April 1957
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Peter Stanley Taraska (1907-1984)
Provost
18 November 1983
Judge
Kenneth D. Taylor
Chief Hunter
3 June 1980
Courageous and humanitarian service during his term as Canadian Ambassador to Iran
Robert Ross “Bob” Taylor (1940-2013)
Achievement
August 2013
In recognition of his contributions as a wildlife and nature photographer
Mother Teresa
Captain
27 June 1982
Presented in recognition of outstanding international humanitarian endeavours
Dennis Thiessen
Achievement
April 2014
In recognition of his role as vice-skip on Canada’s wheelchair curling team that won gold at the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games
Donald Alexander Thompson (1904-1992)
Captain
16 June 1969
In recognition of contribution to Manitoba as Chairman of the Social Services Audit Committee
Jon Thordarson (1950-2010)
Achievement
28 October 2013
Photographer and newspaper editor
Sigurdur Thordarson
Provost
22 October 1960
Conductor of the the Icelandic Singers, on the occasion of their visit to Manitoba
Paul Henrik Thorbjorn Thorlakson (1895-1989)
Chief Hunter
20 October 1980
?
Eric William Thrift (1912-1995)
Scout
17 October 1960
In recognition of his contribution in the field of planning in Manitoba
G. Gillis Tidsbury
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of the Advisory Committee for Duck Depredation Control, 1957
Jaring Timmerman
Achievement
15 April 2010
Recognition of outstanding achievements in the world of masters swimming
Buddy Tinsley
Provost
30 November 1957
Athlete of the year, 1957
Jonathan Toews
Provost
29 June 2007
Outstanding gold medal achievements for Canada in both the junior and men’s world championships
Captain
7 April 1957
The Mayor of St. Louis, Missouri, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Troy B. Watkins, George W. Young
Albert J. Tully
Provost
2 May 1960
President of Kiwanis International on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba
Alexander Turk (1906-1988)
Provost
3 October 1985
In recognition of fifty years of service in the field of sport
Provost
28 June 1987
In recognition of his contribution to the music industry. See Chad Allan, Randy Bachman, Burton Cummings.
Chief John R. Turner
Scout
20 August 1962
Inducted at the 50th anniversary of the extension of Manitoba’s northern boundary to Hudson Bay, 1962
Desmond Tutu
Captain
7 May 2004
Presented to the Archbishop Emeritus of Capetown on the occasion of his participation in the Governor General’s Leadership Conference in Winnipeg, 2004
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V
Georges P. Vanier
Chief Hunter
25 April 1960
Governor General of Canada on occasion of his visit to Manitoba
Louis Vannini
Provost
27 October 1983
Consul de France a Winnipeg, en reconnissance de son devouement et de son attachement desinteresse au Manitoba et a sa population
Dr. Glenn Viehmeyer
Captain
29 July 1968
A resident of North Platte, Nebraska, he was inducted on the occasion of the Great Plains Meeting of the ASHS in recognition of his contribution to horticulture in the Great Plains region
Mr. & Mrs. Philibert Vinette
Provost
19 June 1958
Last couple to be married in Bishop Tache’s Cathedral, celebrating with the City of St. Boniface their 50th anniversary
W
E. H. Walker
Provost
2 June 1957
President, General Motors of Canada
Fred Waller
Provost
19 June 1958
Senior Citizen of St. Boniface on the occasion of the City’s 50th anniversary. See Alexandre Desautels and Taillefer Leveque.
Peter Warren
Provost
29 October 1998
Community service through his work in radio
Harry Wasylyk (1904-1995)
Scout
26 April 1957
Irma Wasylyk (1910-1999)
Scout
26 April 1957
Troy B. Watkins (?-2003)
Captain
9 April 1957
The Mayor of Natchez, Mississippi, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, George W. Young
James Kenneth “Ken” Watson (1904-1986)
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John Allan “Jack” Waugh (1910-1991)
Scout
1 June 1982
For his significant contribution to amateur sport in Manitoba
John Robert Weir (?-1991)
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Manitoba, presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Eric Joseph Wells (1917-1993)
Provost
29 October 1988
In recognition of outstanding service to Manitoba
John W. Whatley
Provost
26 August 1960
President of Optimist International on the occasion of his visit to Winnipeg, 1960
Fred Whitehouse
Provost
22 September 1959
On the occasion of the National Convention of the Canadian Postal Employees Association at Winnipeg, 1959
J. Harold Wilkins
Provost
18 September 1958
President of Optimist International on the occasion of his visit to Winnipeg, 1958
M. Elizabeth Willcock
Provost
9 December 1997
In recognition of her dedication and contribution to the promotion and development of citizenship in Manitoba and Canada
Hank Williams Jr.
Scout
1 July 1984
In recognition of outstanding contributions in the field of music and entertainment
John Charles Wilt (1920-1989)
Provost
16 December 1988
In recognition ofcontributions to health care in Manitoba
Kathleen Maude Troughton Wocks (?-1967)
Scout
26 April 1957
Matthew McNeil “Bud” Wocks (1901-1969)
Scout
26 April 1957
Karol Wojtyla
Captain
7 September 1969
As Archbishop Metropolitan of Cracow, the future Pope John Paul II was inducted on the occasion of his visit to the Canadian Polish Congress in Winnipeg, 1969
Bernard Rodolph “Bernie” Wolfe (1922-2014)
Provost
7 November 1957
President (1956-1957) of the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce at its convention in Brandon, 1957
Sir John Wolfenden
Provost
20 April 1960
On the occasion of his visit to Winnipeg, 1960
Daniel John Howard “Pappy” Wood (1888-1978)
Scout
25 January 1973
65th Consecutive Manitoba Curling Association Bonspiel
Arthur William Wood (1918-2015)
Scout
24-25 April 1961
Executive Assistant to the Minister of Agriculture and Marketing, presented at the National Conference on Farm Policy Research in Winnipeg, 1961
Julius Sterling “Woody” Woodward (1881-1977)
Captain
9 June 1969
On the occasion of the 1969 Annual Meeting of the Hudson Bay Route Association, he was inducted in recognition of his contribution to the Port of Churchill
George Wright
Scout
26 April 1957
Donna Wruth
?
November 1974
Outstanding women athlete of 1973 and 1974 National Wheelchair Games [13]
Alfred Wurr
Achievement
21 June 1972
In recognition of attainment as winner of the Canadian Olympic Free Style Wrestling Championship and the Canadian Creco-Roman Championship, March 1972
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George W. Young
Captain
16 April 1957
The Mayor of Sioux City, Iowa, he was inducted during a publicity tour for the Pine to Palm Highway, 1957. See also George F. Archer, H. Roe Bartle, Walter H. Beuse, Dr. Orion D. Beich, W. George Bowden, John Christian, Glen P. Clasen, Charles E. Dove, Orville L. Freeman, James C. Gardner, C. Haskell Hay, Virgil G. Heathman, Eric G. Hoyer, F. R. Johnson, L. Johnson, Milo G. Knutson, Herschel Lashkowitz, S. D. Lohmann, Earl Kemp Long, Oscar Lunseth, A. P. Miller, J. F. O’Brien, Edmund Orgill, Jack Foster Pace, John R. Rosenblatt, Raymond R. Tucker, Troy B. Watkins
Harvey L. Young
Scout
12 September 1957
Member of the Advisory Committee for Duck Depredation Control, 1957
Neil Young
Provost
28 June 1987
Contributions to music industry
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Flora Zaharia
Provost
18 October 1988
Outstanding public service, particularly relating to native education
Yu Zhan
Scout
22 April 1985
Ambassador of The People’s Republic of China to Canada on the occasion of his visit to Manitoba
Joseph Zuken (1912-1986)
Provost
11 December 1983
Forty-two years of public service to the people of Manitoba
Group Members
Member
Level
Inducted
Comment
Barry Fry Rink
Achievement
24 May 1973
Seagram Mixed Curling Championship of Canada, February 1973 (members: Third Peggy Casselman, Second Steve Decter, Skip Barry Fry, Lead Susan Lynch)
Bill McTavish Rink
Achievement
24 May 1973
Seagram Mixed Curling Championship of Canada, February 1973 (members: Second John McLean, Third Norm McLean, Skip Dr. Bill McTavish, Lead Harry Sulkers)
Brandon University Bobcats
Achievement
5 April 1989
In recognition of continued excellence at the national level in mens basketball
Canadian Five-Pin Bowling Championship Team
Achievement
5 June 1971
Members: John Gledhill, Bernie Johnston, Bob King, Garry Lahoda, Jack O’Neill
Canadian Junior Golf Team
Achievement
1967
Members: Stephen Bannatyne, Manfred Braovac, David Hill, Kenneth Redfern)
Canadian Ukrainian Athletic Club
Achievement
6 November 1965
Members: Joanne Becrick, Grace Bouchard, Lorainne Bradawaski, Judy Cockrane, Heather Hextall, Joan Ingram, Darlene Kellsey, Frances Little, Assistant Coach George Little, Diane Martin, Betty McFarlane, President John Mushey, Gail Roberts, Dorothy Rose, Beverlee Sawchuk, Manager John Shaley, Coach Stan Shaley, Alda Tait, Joyce Tully, Joanne Vincellette, Rita Woodlands)
Chris Pidzarko Rink
Achievement
March 1974
Canadian Junior Girls Junior Championship (members: Third Cathy Pidzarko, Skip Chris Pidzarko, Lead Barbara Rudolph, Second Patti Vandekerckhove)
Flin Flon Bombers
Captain
15 May 1957
Canadian Memorial Cup Champions, Flin Flon, Manitoba, 15 May 1957 (members: Barry Beatty, L. Davis, D. Dawson, H. Fleming, Carl Forster, Jean Gauthier, Pat Ginnell, Ted Hampson, R. Hutchinson, M. Kardash, B. Kirk, G. Konik, O. Kurtenbach, R. Lee, C. Lennartz, H. McCaig, M. Pearson, D. Rupp, W. Sproxton, K. Willey, G. Wood)
Fort Garry Lions Juvenile Football Club
Achievement
4 February 1966
In recognition of their achievement as Canadian Juvenile Football Champions, 1965
Heart of Midlothian Football Club, Scotland
Provost
27 May 1958
On the occasion of their 1958 Canadian tour
Ladies of the Block Plan of the Volunteer Burea
Provost
23 May 1958
In recognition of their devoted services to Greater Winnipeg
Manitoba Colts Cricket Club
Achievement
7 October 1960
Canadian Junior Cricket Champions, 1960 (Captain, Michael J. Richards)
Manitoba Junior Mens Vollyball Team
Achievement
March 1972
Canadian Junior Men’s Volley Ball Championship, Winnipeg (members: Irwin Hildebrand, Don Hinds, Craig Mackie, Jim Matthews, Glen Michalski, Coach Dennis Nord, Garth Pische, Larry Planert, Tom Stadnyk, Peter Vogels, Rick Watts)
Manitoba Ladies Curling Association Junior Girls Team
Achievement
March 1972
Canadian Girls Curling Champions, 1972 (members: Beth Brunsdon, Cathy Pidzarko, Barbara Rudolph, Coach Mary Swindlehurst)
Manitoba-Northwestern Ontario Five Pin Bowling Association
Achievement
August 1973
Ladies Teamupon the occasion of winning The World Five Pin Bowling Championship, Winnipeg, April 1973 (members: Patricia Bard, Jean Beyko, Joyce Clarke, Janice Elliott, Donna Hean, Ollie Hyndiuk, Geraldine Johnston, Fern Kerr, Cyndie Lyne McKay, Sherri Lee McKay, Theresa O’Brien, Deanna Rushak)
Manitoba Safety Council
Achievement
20 March 1989
In recognition of the Council’s outstanding achievement in serving Manitoba
Men and Women of the Canadian Forces
Achievement
7 November 2011
Recognition for outstanding support fighting the flood waters of 2011
Mount Manitoba expedition climbers
Achievement
12 December 1992
First ascent of Mount Manitoba in the Yukon (members: Peter William Atchison, Tibor Bodi, Robert France, Pat Dillistone, Jeffrey Aitchison, Dennis Cunningham, Peter Muir, Catherine Mitchell, Rafael Munoz, Richard Tilley, Shane Petroff)
National Hockey Team of Japan (N.S.U.J.)
Provost
26 January 1960
On the occasion of their 1960 Canadian Tour
Ninth Goodwill Tour (London, Ontario)
Provost
3 September 1957
D. F. Glass (Leader), M. P. Box (Assistant Manager; Henry Birks & Sons Ontario Limited), Charles W. Brown (Barrister & Solicitor; Jeffery & Jeffery), Frank B. Campbell (Secretary-Treasurer; Somerville Limited), J. A. Cogan (Director; Imperial Oil Limited), H. C. Corlett (Secretary-Treasurer; Murphy Tobacco Limited), Harvey M. Dagg (Supervisor Business Development; Bank of Nova Scotia), R. H. Daisley (President), W. G. Davies (President; London Realty Management & Rentals Limited), R. B. Dierlam (Manager; Imperial Bank of Canada), Gordon C. English (Assistant Manager; London Assurance, Montreal, Quebec), Walter J. Evans (President and General Manager; S. F. Lawrason & Company Limited), L. D. Fraser (Director; Imperial Oil Limited), A. S. Graydon (Director; John Labatt Limited), Jack B. Hay (President; Hay Stationery Limited), Charles Henderon (Manager, Bank of Montreal), R. B. Hilborn (General Manager; Canadian Office & School Furniture Limited, Preston, Ontario), W. A. Hill (Vice-President), J. S. Holmes (Vice-President Sales), P. J. Ivey (Emco Limited), George M. Johnston (President; Kellogg Company of Canada Limited), R. A. Keith, J. Stewart Killingsworth (Public Utilities Commission), Howard A. King (General Motors Diesel Limited), John P. Labatt (John Labatt Limited, Winnipeg Division), J. F. Leighton (Midland Company Limited), K. W. Lemon (Clarkson, Gordon & Co. Chartered Accountants), J. B. Low-Beer (President; Office Equipment Company of Canada, Montreal), H. J. McClure (President; Herb J. McClure Construction Company), G. W. G. McConachie (Canadian Pacific Airlines Ltd., Vancouver, BC), D. D. C. McGeachy (Vice-President & General Manager; Calumet & Hecla Canada Ltd.), John C. McHugh, E. K. McLean (President; E. K. McLean Construction Ltd.), Alexander McPhedran (Manager; Bank of Nova Scotia), G. L. Mitchell (Barrister & Solicitor), J. S. Mitchell (General Manager; Towland Construction Ltd.), Kendall Moore (Manager; Canadian Bank of Commerce), Earl Nichols (Commissioner; Public Utilities Commission), V. O. Olson, J. H. Organ (General Sales Manager; General Motors Diesel Ltd.), W. A. Paterson (Vice-President and General Manager; Eaton Automotive Products Ltd.), H. C. Prior, John P. Robarts (MLA, Barrister & Solicitor, Carrothers, Fox Roberts & Betts), Ray E. Robinson, W. S. Robinson (City Editor; London Free Press), H. W. Seagrim (Vice-President, Operations; Trans-Canada Airlines, Montreal), C. T. Sears (Chartered Accountant and Corporation Consultant), K. J. Shea (Vice-President and General Manager; Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Canada Ltd.), Donald J. Smith (President; Ellis-Don Ltd.), R. L. Stapleford (General Manager; Hollywood Cards Ltd.), Fred V. Stone (Assistant to the President, Canadian Pacific Railway Co.), J. E. Struthers (District Sales Manager; Trans-Canada Airlines), W. T. Talbot (Sales Rep), J. A. Taylor (General Manager; Canada Trust Co.), Peter F. Tillmann (Architect; Watt & Tillmann Architects), R. T. Todd (Manager), W. A. Walters (Manager; Toronto-Dominion Bank).
Pan Am Society Inc.
Captain
7 August 1999
All who made the 1999 Pan Am Games in Winnipeg a success
Portage la Prairie Terriers
Achievement
May 1973
Canadian Junior A Hockey Champions (Tier 2)
Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry
Provost
31 January 1990
In recognition of outstanding service to the people of Manitoba and Canada
Public Health Team and Front-Line Health Workers
24 August 2021
Presented to Dr. Brent Roussin (Chief Provincial Public Health Officer) and Lanette Siragusa (Chief Nursing Officer) in appreciation for keeping Manitobans safe during the COVID-19 pandemic
RCMP D Division
Achievement
7 June 2016
65 members for meritorious work during the wildfires at Fort McMurray, Alberta in May 2016: Insp. Paul Saganski, Insp. Dave Kalist, Staff Sgt. Greg Gerbrandt, Sgt. Milo Thompson, Cpl. Glen Binda, Cpl. Jason Vrooman, Const. Brent Beatty, Const. Rehan Bokhari, Const. Michael Carr, Const. Scott Cherney, Const. Matthew Demey, Const. Gennifer Furkalo, Const. Gilles Gravelle, Const. Tyler Humen, Const. Tyler Kuzyk, Const. Max Lavictoire, Const. Carrie Lecomte, Const. Chris Nixon, Const. Joseph Pasloski, Const. Mike Pitman, Const. Cole Plaetinck, Const. Devon Sloane, Const. Daryle Starkell, Const. Eric St-Pierre, Const. Ira Tarleton, Const. George Walsh, Const. Bridgitte Weiss, Const. Sabrina Whall, Const. Jason Wollman, Const. Brian Woytkiw, Const. Nick Yaxley, Staff Sgt. Noel Allard, Staff Sgt. Paul Gilligan, Staff Sgt. Jim Mirza, Sgt. Colby Argue, Sgt. Charles Brown, Sgt. Breanne Chanel, Sgt. Joe Frizzley, Sgt. Lance Goldau, Cpl. James Buhler, Cpl. Murray Dyck, Cpl. Darcy Pahl, Cpl. Gregory Peterson, Cpl. Colin Stark, Cpl. Terry Sundell, Const. Darren Brown, Const. Nicole Durrand, Const. David Giroux, Const. Grant Kummen, Const. Cammy Lussier, Const. Bruce Moore, Const. Brooke Ostendorf, Const. Brad Parker, Const. Luke Paydli, Const. Gregory Safiniuk, Const. Pier-Luc Savaria, Const. Patrick Simard, Const. Ann-Marie Smith, Const. Adam Stokes, Const. Jarett Turcotte, Staff Sgt. Jeff Asmundson, Sgt. Stuart Evans, Trevor Boulanger, Nancy Copp, Michele Lavallee
Rossmere Lanes Bantam Boys Team
Achievement
April 1972
National Bowling Champions - Bantam Boys, 1972 (members: Robert Bard, Coach Mrs. Ian Eadie, David Ellie, Kirby Morrison, Brian White, Larry Wieler)
Rossmere Lanes Bantam Girls Team
Achievement
May 1977
Five-Pin Bowling Team Champions (members: Theresa Gacek, Tara Rudnicki, Lauren Rybuck, Lisa Schwarz, Melanie Tremblay)
Rossmere Lanes Junior Boys Team
Achievement
April 1972
Junior Boys National Bowling Championship, 1972 (members: Kevin Fox, Ralph Janzen, Jamie Komishon, Russell Morrow, Coach Allen Rouse, Hank Vanapeldoorn)
Rossmere Lanes Junior Boys Team
Achievement
June 1973
Junior Boys Five Pin National Bowling Championship of Canada, April 1973 (members: David Ellie, Gary Flatt, Brian LeClair, Coach Allen Rouse, Danny Scrapneck, Hank Vanapeldorn)
Rossmere Lanes Junior Girls Team
Achievement
April 1972
National Bowling Championship - Junior Girls, 1973 (members: Coach Helen Edmand, Cindy Globush, Lori Lynch, Colleen Lysack, Barbara Rogan, Corey Shanks)
Rossmere Lanes Junior Girls Team
Achievement
May 1977
Five-Pin Bowling Team Champions (members: Janice Berezuk, Mary Ann McMullan, Jackie Monchak, Margaret Peterson, Lisa Spak)
Rossmere Lanes Senior Boys Team
Achievement
May 1977
Five-Pin Bowling Team Champions (members: David Bartel, David Ellie, Tob McEachern, Geoff McMullan, David Murray, Coach Allen Rouse, Andy Stoddart)
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Achievement
26 July 2023
For their perseverance, duty, and significant contributions to protecting and serving Manitobans over 150 years
Achievement
14 November 1968
In recognition of their achievement as a touring ballet company of world renown
Russian Selects Hockey Team
Provost
30 January 1960
On the occasion of their 1960 Canadian tour
Sagkeeng’s Finest
Achievement
2012
Brandon Courchene, Dallas Courchene, and Vincent O’Laney for their performances in the Canada’s Got Talent television program
St. Andrews Basketball Club Teams
Achievement
March 1972
Canadian Senior Men’s Basketball Champions, 1972 (members: Grant Alfonso, Jerry Barney, Frank Evans, Hymie Fox, Irv Hance, Bob Hazell, Coach Fred Ingaldson, Harv Lipkin, Ray McKall, Joe Miklovich, Dave Mills, Tim Ruppel, Ted Steosz, Ross Wedlake)
St. James Rams Football Club
Achievement
16 December 1963
Dominion Senior Football Champions, 1963 (President, Ken Charlton)
St. Vital Bulldogs
Achievement
12 December 1961
Dominion Intermediate Football Champions, 1960 (President, W. Hooper)
St. Vital Bulldogs
Achievement
5 December 1969
Canadian Senior Football Champions, 1969 (President, Mo Renaud)
Schmockey Night Committee
Captain
17 January 1987
In recognition of 35 years of support to the Society for Manitobans with Disabilities
Sisters of Misericordia
Captain
21 June 1988
In recognition of long and faithful service to the people of Manitoba
Soeurs Grises du Manitoba (Grey Nuns)
Captain
25 June 1994
In recognition of the 150th anniversary of their arrival at the Red River, 1994
South Winnipeg All Stars
Achievement
20 November 1958
Canadian Pony Baseball Champions, 1958 (President, Howard Gravenor)
Stoughton Team
Achievement
25 February 2012
Recognition of outstanding sportsmanship and achievement in Provincial, National and International professional curling (Jeff Stoughton, Jon Mead, Reid Carruthers, Steve Gould, Garth Smith, and Norm Gould)
University of Manitoba Bisons Football Team
Achievement
1 December 2007
In recognition of winning the 43rd Vanier Cup Championship (coaches, players and staff: Jeff Alamolhoda, Rory Anderson, Blair Atkinson, Byron Bahniuk, Jonathan Bailey, Ken Berthelette, Brad Black, Everton Black, Simon Blaszczak, Jordan Botsford, Casey Bresch, Rozalind Brons, Corey Brown, Brady Browne, Maxwell Bruce, Alain Chabbert, Mike Chalifoux, Jefferey Charlton, Brian Christian, Andre Clarke, Daniel Cobb, Ryan Connor, Darryl Conrad, Justin Cooper, Scott Dixon, Clancy Doiron, Coleen Dufresne, Stephen Fedus, Owen Ferguson, Ryan Fics, Terry Firr, Nathan Friesen, Neil Fulgueras, James Gerardy, Pat Gill, Kimani Goff, Steve Gronick, Erik Gustafson, Thomas Hall, Kevin Hayes, Stu Heaton, Rick Henderson, Matt Henry, Stefan Hirsch, Jon Hooton, Mike Howard, Jim Jeavons, Ryan Karhut, Jake Kennerd, Michael Kissinger, Kevin Klimczak, Sean Koslowsky, Kurt Kux, Fotis Lambiris, Trevor Lefrancois, Karim Lowen, John Makie, Brett Mcneil, Don Miller, Vaughan Mitchell, Chris Morand, Samuel Nemis, Toshio Nishimura, Kenton Onofrychuk, Donald Oramasionwu, Lloyd Orris, Simon Patrick, Ryan Payette, Stan Pierre, Dr. Ed Pilat, Kurt Reinfort, Bob Reist, Landon Rice, Matt Rollason, Dimitris Scouras, Peter Scouras, Justin Shaw, William Sheils, Riley Shogan, Randolph Simmons, Matt Singer, Martin Skiffington, Jeff Stead, Eddie Steele, Kurtis Stolth, Jeff Strome, Jessey Ternowetsky, Kyle Turcott, Rich Urbanovich, Curt Warkentin, Mike Watson, Terry Watson, Grayson Wells, Marshall Williams, Jordan Witzel, Blake Zawada, Chris Zuk)
University of Manitoba Junior Bisons Basketball Team
Achievement
March 1972
Canadian Junior Men’s Basketball Championship, Winnipeg, March 1972 (members: Manager Morris Glimcher, Coach Don Hunter, Randy Kusano, Fred Macaulay, Jim Matthews, Roger McBride, Bill McDonald, Cam McGinnis, Bob Mitchell, George Partyka, Dick Potter, Larry Randall, Ron Waugh, Hert Wiebe)
University of Manitoba Junior Bisons Basketball Team
Achievement
11 March 1973
Winners of the Canadian Amateur Basketball Association Junior "A" Championship
University of Winnipeg Men’s Volleyball Team
Achievement
March 1972
Canadian Inter-Collegiate Men’s Volley Ball Champions, 1972 (members: Ed Alexiuk, Coach Dr. Glen Conly, Charles Dickson, Gary Gerylol, Bob Groat, Larry Kich, Randy Lawson, Tom McCormack, Coach Dennis Nord, John Paulson, Bob Syko, Mr. Wasyliuk)
University of Winnipeg Wesmen Women’s Basketball Team
Achievement
5 March 1994
On the occasion of the North American record-setting 70th consecutive win, 5 March 1994 (members: Sandra Carroll, Sandy Corby, Pam Flick, Andrea Hutchens, Larisa Waschuk, Natalie McVicar, Marnie Nechwediuk, Andrea Pales, Jody Rock, Heidi Rowley, Nicole Jonker, Tracey Peter, Diane Zunic, Michelle Chambers Sarah Myers, Sheri Telke Breland - coaches: Tom Kendall, Gail Kendall, Keith Pruden, Calra Hooge, Tanya McKay - manager: Jennifer How - trainer: Patti Burak)
University of Winnipeg Women’s Varsity Basketball Team
Achievement
March 1972
Canadian Junior Women’s Basketball Champions, 1972 (members: Sharon Brandow, Caroline Burfoot, Margaret Hoff, Asst Coach Jerry Ilchyna, Angela Johnson, Patti Ann Marchyshyn, Colleen McAmmond, Eileen McMorris, Edda Phillips, Coach Victor Pruden, Holly Reader, Debbie Shiloff, Ann Spence,
Village Inn Lanes Junior Girls Bowling Team
Achievement
June 1973
Members: Wendy Barbour, Lee Bergman, Helen Edmand, Diane Howarth, Christine Pearson, Pamela Wilkes)
Virden Oil Dome All Stars
Provost
9 October 1957
Canadian Pony League Champions (members: Neil Amy, Manager Laurie Artiss, Allan Bawdon, Robert K. Bell, Jack Bomford, Bob Evans, Bob France, Gary Greves, Larry Hart, Coach Bruce Knight, Elgin Knight, Charles Lee, Ralph Lee, Dale Lund, Alex Martynowicz, Keith Penny, Len Rivers, Garth Sararas, Bob Thompson)
West Bromwich Albion Football Club
Provost
4 June 1959
On the occasion of their 1959 Canadian tour
Willingdon Cup Champhions
Provost
17 August 1957
British Columbia team (members: D. Bajus, Robert Kidd, H. C. Lyall, R. Ticehurst, W. Wakeham, R. Willey)
Willow Park Ladies Curling Club
Achievement
10 April 1959
Western Canada Ladies Curling Champions, 1959, Flin Flon (Skip, Isabelle Ketchen)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Provost
30 November 1957
Western Interprovincial Football Champions (members: Jim Ausley, Walt Bilicki, Manager W. Boivin, Coach Bud Grant, Herb Gray, Bob Hobert, Jack Hutchinson, Bob Jones, Ed Kotowich, K. Kovacs, R. Lacomy, Ron Latourelle, Lee Lewis, Cece Luining, Pete Mangum, Ronald Hector Meadmore, Dennis Mendyk, John Michels, Nick Miller, Steve Patrick, Keith Pearce, Cornel Piper, Ernie Pitts, Ken Ploen, Norm Rauhause, Wayne Robinson, Barry Roseborough, Gordon Rowland, Roger Savoie, Charles Shepard, Elton Taylor, Gerry Vincent, Hall Whitley, Gene Wlasiuk)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Scout
18 November 1984
Grey Cup champions, 1984 (members: Len Amey, Art Asselta, Nick Bastaja, Lyle Bauer, Val Belcher, John Bonk, Jeff Boyd, Aaron Brown, President Dr. Jan Brown, Bob Cameron, Pat Cantner, James Capers, Pat Clayton, Tom Clements, Michael Elarms, Jerome Erman, Scott Flagel, Delbert Fowler, Norman Gibbs, Fred Glick, John Gregory, Ken Hailey, Todd Hons, James Hood, Rick House, Dan Hucklack, John Hufnagel, Holbert Johnson, Tyrone Jones, Sean Kehoe, Trevor Kennerd, Doug MacIver, Rob Majdell, Stan Mikawos, Head Coach Cal Murphy, James Murphy, Kevin Neiles, Richard Nemeth, Tony Norman, Vernon Pahl, Paul Palma, Darrell Patterson, John Pitts, Dave Ploughman, Joe Poplawski, Brent Racette, Willard Reaves, Mike Riley, Frank Robinson, General Manager Paul Robson, Donovan Rose, David Shaw, John Sturdivant, James Sykes, Wylie Turner, Bob Vespaziani, Chris Walby)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Achievement
29 November 1988
Grey Cup champions, 1988 (members: General Manager Cal Murphy, Head Coach Mike Riley) [4]
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Achievement
14 September 2021
Grey Cup champions, 2019
Winnipeg Fury
Achievement
9 October 1992
Winners of the Canadian Soccer League championship, 1992 (members: Laurie McIvor, Tom McManus, John Berti, Garrett Caldwell, Tony Capasso, Ian Carter, Carlo Corazzin, Mike Dodd, Paul Fenwick, John Gasparac, Kevin Holness, Constantin Ignat, Kent Kowalski, Pat Onstad, Steve Millar, Tony Nocita, Marcello Paolucci, Brett Pence, Peter Sarantopoulos, Scott Thorpe, Phil Wilson; Assistant General Manager Gerald Olin, Mary Turner, Dr. Michael MacKay, Ralph Cantafio, Kerri Tomy, Aidan O’Brien, Norine Krovats, Don MacAngus, Andrew Sharpe)
Winnipeg Hawkeyes
Achievement
5 December 1969
In recognition of their attainment as 1969 Canadian Juvenile Football Champions (President, John Debronic)
Winnipeg Hawkeyes
Achievement
31 October 1971
Winners of the Juvenile Canadian championship, 1971 (members: Dave Anderson, Michael Darnett, Randy Elyshen, Hendricks Fritschy, Philippe Guertin, Robert Gray, Russell Harden, Ed Hudson, Bryan Johnson, Doug Johnson, Bruce Kahler, Edward Kiezik, Terry Klowak, Doug Kozusko, Michael Lumsden, Wayne Lywak, Lyle MacMillan, Gary Magwood, Chris McNeil, Ed Oczerklewicz, Bryan Postl, Ken Sato, Tony Shedsky, Ken Sims, Gerry Skura, Fred Smoke, Doug Warenko, Doug West, Don Yascheshyn; Head Coach Irv Jackson; Assistant Coach George Motoch; Assistant Coach Stan Ellis; Manager El Boitson)
Winnipeg Hawkeyes
Achievement
25 January 1973
Winners of the Juvenile Canadian championship, 1972 (members: Vic Anonsen, Bob Barkman, Garry Batters, John Bereznycky, Alex Buchko, Bob Duffin, Randy Elyshen, John Evans, Leo Ezerins, Terry Fedick, Rich Gacek, Ron Gilfillan, Bob Grey, Phil Guertin, Larry Gulyas, Russ Harden, Tom Harrison, Fred Holder, Doug Kozusko, Mike Lumsden, Sid McEwan, George McKenzie, Lyle McMillan, Larry Plishka, Peter Sciortino, John Senyk, Tony Shevsky, Ken Sims, Burke Thornton, Jim Vokey, Doug Warenko, Doug West; Coach George Motoch; Coach Dennis Hrycaiko; Coach Stan Ellis; Manager Irv Jackson)
Winnipeg High School Bowling Team
Achievement
April 1972
Canadian High School Champions, 1972 (members: Coach Norman Adelberg, Bill Candeline, Kevin McCaw, Ken Pickering, Ron Riopka, Paul Webster)
Winnipeg Rugby Football Club
Provost
30 November 1957
Awarded to Club President J. T. Russell, 1957
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Scout
Eleven awards presented to entertainers for their contribution to the W.S.O.
World Junior Hockey Championship
Captain
December 1999
The organizing committee, Board of Directors, its volunteers and all who made the event a success
See also:
Manitoba Recipients of the King George V Jubilee Medal
Manitoba Recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal
Manitoba Recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal
Manitoba Recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal
Manitoba Recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal
Manitoba Recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal
Manitoba Recipients of the Meritorious Service Medal (Civil Division)
Manitoba Inductees to the Order of the British Empire
Manitoba Inductees to the Order of St. Gregory the Great
Manitoba Inductees to the Order of the Falcon
Manitoba Recipients of Knighthoods
Manitoba Recipients of the Canadian Centennial Medal
Manitoba Recipients of the 125th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation Medal
Manitoba Members of the Order of Canada
Manitoba Members of the Order of Military Merit
Members of the Order of Manitoba
Members of the Order of the Metis Nation
Members of the Manitoba Order of the Buffalo Hunt
Recipients of the Manitoba Centennial Medal
Members of the Manitoba Order of the Crocus
Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Historical Preservation and Promotion
Winnipeg Citizens Hall of Fame
Recipients of Manitoba 150 Honours
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Order of Manitoba Monument (Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg)
Sources:
1. Manitoba Order-in-Council 476/57, dated 25 March 1957. [Manitoba Legislative Library]
2. Manitoba Order-in-Council 643/77, dated 15 June 1977. [Manitoba Legislative Library]
3. “Bravery, citizenship awards given,” Winnipeg Free Press, 11 June 1984, page 2.
4. “Bombers Will Be Buffaloed,” Winnipeg Sun, 16 November 1988, page 5.
5. “Two Join Exclusive Order,” Brandon Sun, 4 July 1974, page 19.
6. “Dr. Riesberry Receives Award,” Brandon Sun, 30 May 1973, page 2.
7. “Brandon Girl Receives Award,” Brandon Sun, 25 June 1973, page 6.
8. “Province Honors Nurse: Cancer Awareness Work Praised,” Winnipeg Free Press, 9 December 1995, page A7.
9. “Order of the Buffalo Hunt,” Winnipeg Free Press, 2 April 1960, page 43.
10. “Burks Gets Provincial Award,” Winnipeg Free Press, 24 March 1973, page 4.
11. “‘You Never Get To Live As Other People Do’,” Winnipeg Free Press, 26 April 1958, page 1.
12. “Photo ditor, educator honoured by Selinger,” Winnipeg Free Press, 29 October 2013, page A2.
13. “Wheelchair athlete honored,” Winnipeg Free Press, 11 November 1974, page 7.
14. “Four cited for bravery,” Winnipeg Free Press, 12 August 1969, page 3.
15. “Regina visitor joins the ‘Hunt’,” Winnipeg Free Press, 25 May 1957, page 3.
16. “Four to be named to Buffalo Hunt,” Winnipeg Free Press, 8 January 2016, page B2.
17. “55 shove off Wednesday on Palm tour,” Winnipeg Free Press, 1 April 1957, page 35.
18. “Manitoba RCMP inducted into Order of the Buffalo Hunt to mark 150th anniversary,” Manitoba News Release, 26 July 2023.
We thank John Harvard, Phyllis Fraser, Doug Kozusko, Dwight MacAulay, Karen Masterton, Nathan Kramer, and Terry Beich for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 7 August 2023
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