Diary voyage through Quebec to Murray Bay and its memories
The narrator travels from Montreal to Murray Bay aboard a steamer, exploring Mont Royal views, Isle of Orleans, and the Manoir Richelieu during the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association gathering. She recalls old seigniories, ports, and a barefoot organist at a preserved church once kept by Miss Rita Bourgoin, with reverent reflection.
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Montreal
Central
Victoria Pier
St. Lawrence River
Murray Bay
Manoir Richelieu
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Pointe Au Pic
St. Simeon
E. A. Ouellet
Canada
Mr. Ouellet
Jacques Cartier
Port Au Persil
Rita Bourgoin
Sam Bourgoin
Quebec
Manitoba bursaries total $187000 to 103 students
The Manitoba government awarded bursaries totaling 187000 dollars to 103 students under the student assistance program. Education Minister Stewart E. McLean announced that 12175 dollars went to 30 Métis students to help them finish high school studies.
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Manitoba
Stewart E. McLean
Manitoba Metis student aid totals and notices to creditors
The article details Metis bursaries for students in remote Manitoba areas, including amounts for teacher training at Brandon College and special opportunity bursaries supporting fields like music and physiotherapy. It notes a total of 187,100 awarded so far this year. Also included are legal notices: creditors must file claims by November 5, 1963, for the estate of William Malashesky and a by law notice by Shell River for closing a public road near Roblin with a hearing at a November 6, 1963 council meeting.
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Winnipeg
Brandon
McLean
New
Manitoba Institute of Technology
Indian Affairs Branch
Manitoba
Brandon College
Munich
West Germany
William Malashesky
Shell River
Province of
Dauphin
Roblin
William Bauer
Dauphin Land Titles Office
Lake No. 1
Manitoba A Leader In Tourist Gains In 1963
Manitoba records a surge in tourism in the first half of 1963, with 14.8 percent more international border crossings than last year. If trends hold, totals could rise 10 to 12 percent. last year 1,355,273 tourists spent $39.65 million, and this year’s spending may exceed $41 million. New roads parks and camping facilities boosted northern bookings.
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Manitoba
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Dominion Bureau of
Saskatchewan
Yukon Territory
Evans
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Diary of A Vagabond
Dorothy Barker
Sewitches
Brium
Isle of Orleans
la Belle Province
Rockies
the Athletic Association
Roblin Battery
P. J. Gaber & Sons
Harrison, McCord and Eureca
U Thant
Assembly
Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez
Venezuela
General Assembly
China
Albania
Soviet Union
Peking
INS Phote
Ford
Roblin Motors
Main Street
Messrs, McGirr, Hawkins and Hirschfield
Administratrix
Eobiin, Manitoba
Skymaster