Expo 67 Montreal Canada to host six month world fair
The piece describes Expo 67 in Montreal with Canada as the first non European nation honored as a Universal and International Exhibition. It notes the St Helene site redevelopment, MacKay Pier expansion, and 50 plus nations planning to participate. Expected visitors exceed 30 million between April 28 and October 27, 1967, with pavilions for churches industries and provinces.
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St. Lawrence River
Cathlic
Canada
International Bureau of Exhibitions
Europe
Quebéc
Montreal
St. Helene
Notre Dame
Iie St. Helene
MacKay Pier
Expo
Edna Blakely
Wor
Canada’s Expo plan eyed for economic spin off and ethics
The article estimates Canada could gain about 400 million dollars in cultural value and 250 million in foreign spending, plus 120 million saved domestically, totaling a substantial sum. It notes CN pavilion plans near completion in Montreal, with Ross McLean editing the main exhibit and Craveley Films advising on an integral railways exhibit.
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Canada
Montreal
Ross McLean
Craveley Films
Ottawa
Gagnon Valkus
Parkin Architects
Toronto
Papineau Gerin-Lajoie
Lelane
Chllects
Water Ski Safety Rules From Doreen Whellams
Safety Bulletin by Doreen Whellams summarizes the basics of water skiing safety. It notes the exhilaration of the sport, the need to learn, and the existence of laws and rules evolved from early accidents. The piece emphasizes common sense over complex instruction and aims to help skiers enjoy the sport safely.
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Chris
Kent
Manitoba
Joe K. Raison
Rivers Camp
Man
Doreen Whellams
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