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Manitoba
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No. 71


Time Lines
Feb-May 2013



Digitized
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Manitoba Municipalities: Manitou

Link to:
Mayors/Reeves | Sec-Treasurers | Councillors | Historic Sites | Sources

Other municipalities:
All Municipalities | Pembina

Manitou was incorporated as a Village on 21 April 1897. It became a Town on 20 December 1999.

Mayors:

Term

Mayor

1897

Samuel D. Cruthers

1898-1899

Richard McKenzie (1858-1931)

1900-1905

George Walter Ullyot (1850-1925)

1906

C. McNamara

1907

Robert Wesley McClung (1871-1958)

1908

William Henry Sharpe (1868-1942)

1909-1912

R. A. McIntosh

1913-1914

William C. Dales

1915-1916

Gilbert Ernest Davidson (1868-1949)

1917

R. A. McIntosh

1918

William F. Ellis

1920-1921

Dr. J. A. Swanson

1922-1923

William J. Pringle

1924-1927

William C. Dales

1928-1930

Charles Hodgson

1931-1932

C. P. Moores

1933-1947

William Albert Pommer (1895-1971)

1948-1957

Maurice E. Ridley (1912-1960)

1958-1959

N. H. Ashley

1960-1961

E. L. Johnston

1962-1967

N. F. Johnston

1968-1969

George Lindsay Henderson (1916-2008)

1970-1972

D. H. Voth

1973-1974

Wilfred H. Bowler

1975-1980

C. J. Riediger

1981-1986

George Kozak

1987-1992

Arthur Edmund “Bert” Hall

1993-2005

Walter Mueller

2006

?

2007-?

Jake Goertzen

Historic Sites:

Dominion Post Office

Gas House

Log Cabin Tourist Centre

Manitou Normal School

Manitou Opera House

Manitou War Memorial

Manitou Consolidated School No. 314 (1912-1971)

St. Andrew’s United Church

St. John the Baptist Anglican Church

Sources:

In Rhythm With Our Roots: A History of Manitou & Area edited by Haraldine Webb and Diana Vodden, published by the Manitou Centennial Book Committee, 1997.

This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 22 April 2013

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