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15 Appointed ToFitness CouncilOTTAWA . (CP)—Rev. David Bauer, . coach of Canada’s 1964 Olympic hockey team/ was among 15 men and women whose appointments to the national advisory council on fitness and amateur sports were announced Thursday by Health Minister Judy LaMarsh.Also among the new appointees was Dr. William A. R. Orban, of Saskatoon who played a prominent part in the development of the RCAF’s 5BX and 10 BX programs.The new appointees:Earle Nicholson, Charlottetown, director of physical education, Prince of Wales College.Mary Barker, Ingonisb, N.S., former director of health and physical education for the YWCA’s national council.Morris M. Broker, Montreal, past-president of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada and the Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation.Robert LeBel, Ft. Chambley, Que., president of the North American division of the International Ice Hockey Federation.John W. Davies, Montreal, president of the British Empire and Commonwealth Games As-socation of Canada.Dr. Paul Hauch, London, secretary of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association and chairman of the .sport medicine committee of the Canadian Olympic Association.Jack L. Edwards, Kingston; director of the Ontario - Golf Association.Paul H. Traynor, Hamilton, director of the Catholic Youth Organization for the Hamilton diocese and the Hamilton Minor Football Association.Dr,. Max Avren, Winnipeg, a volunteer, committee chairman for the Canadian Red Cross Society,Dr. Maary Van Vliet, Edmonton, director of the University of Alberta’s physical education school.Mrs. May Brown, Vancouver, a physical education teacher and prominent member of theCanadian Camping Association and the Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, .Two members of the council were re*appointed—Rev. Mar-cel de la Sablonnicre, Montreal,-executive director of the recreation centre of the Immaculate Conception and James Wortall, Toronto, president of the Cana* dian Olympic Association..:..,The reconstituted council will meet here March 9 and 10 to plan the year’s fitness and amateur sport program. The government is increasing the amount available to $3,000,0fK3 from $2,000,000.The announcement said the first task of the council will ;be to make recommendations to the minister on requests .'for grants for the 1964-65 fiscal year.Getting Out On TimeHubert HaiJiday, “the happyfellow” of Wpstern Canadiancrime who has nearly 100 convictions for offences going back 35 years, was back in provincial police court Monday. .In September, Hallidav, 51, received a six-month sentence here for fraud, forgery and uttering from Trail, B.C., added to , a three-year sentence for frauds committed in Winnipeg. Monday’s appearance, for a worthless cheque to cover air passage from Vancouver, was originally to be heard in September but :stalled because of administra* tive delays. He earned the ‘“happy” nickname on that appearance. ‘Told that Halliday’s. forecast release date was Nov. 19, Mag istrate G. L. Cousley gave‘ him six months — but made it concurrent with the time he is nwy serving. .
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Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA
Fri, Mar 06, 1964
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