Gladwyn Scott Joins Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame
Gladwyn Scott is inducted into the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame joining his brother Glennis in a historic two brothers’ honor. The Hamiota educator and coach built a 38 year coaching career, led provincial title teams, coached girls basketball in 1955 56 and served in Baseball Canada leadership. He also held school and sport leadership roles including principalships and sport committees.
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Gladwyn Scott
Sports Hall of Fame
McConnell
Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame
Scott
Gladwyn
Glennis
Hamiota School
al Robertson
Hamiota
Robertson
Brandon University
Carman School
Souris Valley
Interlake
Winnipeg
Portage
Carman
Baseball Canada
M.A.H.A
Ed Burtnyk
Jim Daly
Manitoba
Echo Publication Returns to Service Area
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd restores the Hamiota Echo as part of a broader purchase that also includes the Birtle Rossburn Shoal Lake and Crossroads papers and assets. The acquisition expands the publisher’s regional footprint and reopens mailing to Echo subscribers.
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Hamiota Echo
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Birtle
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Crossroads
Nesbitt Publishing expands with Hamiota Echo acquisition
Nesbitt Publishing, formed in 1977 by Greg Nesbitt, acquires the Hamiota Echo amid receivership of several Manitoba titles. The Echo office opens September 29 in the Rawling's Home Furnishings building with Heather Dickson in charge. Printing and office services to accompany subscriptions include Crossroads as a weekly supplement.
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Hamiota Echo
Rawling’s
Killarney
Echo
Crossroads
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Marcie Harrison
Glad Scott
Hamiota Club
Bill McDougall
Eddy Coulson
Larry McDougall
Denny Smith
Clifford Glenn
Mr. Scott
John Russell
Gerry Smith
Glennis Scott
Glenn Woods
Buck Mathison
Heather Dickson