Halvor Heggtveit information

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Halvor Heggtveit (March 16, 1907, in Leland, North Dakota, U.S. – January 18, 1996, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) of Norwegian stock and a resident of Canada since the age of five. ^[1]

He attended Ottawa Collegiate Institute in Ottawa, Ontario from 1918 to 1923. ^[2]

He was a long time member of Ottawa Ski Club, including club director, captain of the Traffic Corps (ski safety - ca 1940s). ^[3]

Family owned "Heggtveit Sporting Goods", who were specialists in ski equipment and repairs. They were located at Albert & O'Connor in Ottawa, Ontario.^[4] Anne Heggtveit Alpine Ski gold medalist at the 1960 Winter Olympic Games was his daughter.