2013 RVH CLASS OF 1963
50TH ANNIVERSARY
SEPTEMBER 13TH TO 15TH, 2013
Here are the plans for the REUNION WEEKEND!
DINNER FRI NIGHT AT THE OMNI
1050 rue Sherbrooke Ouest
6:30pm - registration and
drinks 2nd floor foyer
7:30pm - dinner in Salon
Automne
No drinks are included –
there will be a cash bar
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DINNER SAT NIGHT AT MANOIR BELMONT PARTY ROOM
2333 rue Sherbrooke Ouest
6:00pm - drinks and
dinner
Wine & soft drinks INCLUDED
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As you can see you days will be free to explore the glorious city of MONTREAL! Aug 1st, Louise will be emailing a list, directions and information about all there is to do in Montreal while we are there – possibly even posted here! Better book a few more days!
MAIDEN LAST
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CURRENT LAST
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1ST
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FRI OMNI
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SAT KATIE’S
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1.
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Ross
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Baltzan
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Nancy
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yes
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yes
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2.
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Brett
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Baptist
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Patty
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yes
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yes
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3.
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Post
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Barrie
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Bonnie
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yes
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yes
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4.
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Miller
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Best
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Judith
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yes
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yes
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5.
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Buell
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Brown
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Fran
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yes
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yes
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6.
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Cleary
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Brown
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Sue
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yes
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yes
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7.
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McLaren
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Clark
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Mary
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yes
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yes
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8.
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Costello
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Costello
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Edith
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yes
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yes
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9.
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Whitworth
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George
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Carolyn
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yes
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yes
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10.
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Kirk
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Good
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Louise
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yes
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yes
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11.
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Halpenny
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Halpenny
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Jean
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yes
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yes
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12.
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Hall
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Jamieson
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Elaine
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yes
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yes
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13.
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Barnett
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Kelly
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Connie
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yes
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yes
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14.
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Moores
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Kinnear
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Katie
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yes
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yes
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15.
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Adams
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Mackie
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Lori
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yes
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16.
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Partridge
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Macpherson
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Dawne
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yes
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yes
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17.
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Yeats
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McCawley
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Kathy
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yes
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yes
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18.
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Windover
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McLellan
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Beverley
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yes
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yes
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19.
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Worton
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Newton
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Peggy
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yes
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yes
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20.
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McPherson
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Parkes
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Elizabeth
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yes
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yes
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21.
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Randell
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Randell
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Mary
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yes
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22.
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Hathway
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Ratzer
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Lorraine
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yes
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23.
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MacMillan
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Reid
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Lillian
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yes
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yes
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24.
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Richards
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Richards
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Karen
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yes
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yes
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25.
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Slatter
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Stewart
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Jackie
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yes
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yes
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26.
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Young
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Wittur
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Pat
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yes
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yes
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27.
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Witty
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Witty
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Laurel
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yes
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yes
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28.
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Treffery & her
daughter
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Wood
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Bonnlynn
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yes
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29.
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Trainor
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Yardley
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Judy
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yes
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yes
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TOTALS
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25
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30
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Nancy
Nancy (Ross) Baltzan
16 Pony Trail Riverside Estates,SK S7T 1A1 Phone 306 477 3567 Email: nrbaltzan@shaw.ca |
Louise
Louise (Kirk) Good
1960 Jack Nash Ter
London ON N6K 5R1
Phone: 519 657-4698
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Katie
Katie (Moores) Kinnear
116-2333 Sherbrooke St W Montreal QC H3H 2T6
Phone: 514 935-4400
Email: katiekinnear@hotmail.com
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· SHOPPING ……
· METRO MAP: ttp://0.tqn.com/d/gocanada/1/0/U/5/-/-/Montreal_metro_map.jpg
· NOTE: on Sun the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal is taking place – see info at very end. This might affect your travelling around the city!!
· Other suggestions:
TOUR OF THE GLEN SITE – MUHC (MCGILL UNIVERSITY
HEALTH CENTRE)
FRI, SEPT 13 –
2PM at 5100 boul de
Maisonneuve Ouest
This tour will take place in an office building
overlooking the site – tour will not actually be on the site. Please contact Katie if you didn’t say on
your registration form that you would like to go: phone 514 935-4400 or email katiekinnear@hotmail.com
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4101, rue Sherbrooke Est
Phone number: 514 872-1400
Open 9am – 9pm, $17.50 for Sr.
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MONTREAL
BOTANICAL GARDENS
The Montréal Botanical
Garden, one of the city’s jewels, is recognized as one of the world’s
greatest botanical gardens. With its collection of 22,000 plant species and
cultivars, 10 exhibition greenhouses, Tree House, and some 30 thematic
gardens spread out over 75 hectares, it’s also a perfect place to enjoy fresh
air and natural beauty. Located just minutes from downtown Montréal
SPECIAL EXHIBIT while we are
in town: “Mosaicultures International”
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CHATEAU DE RAMEZAY
280 Rue Notre-Dame Est
(514) 861-3708
Open
10-6, $9 for Sr.
“Did you know
that the Château Ramezay - Historic Site and Museum of Montréal was
selected by a team of experts, in collaboration with UNESCO, as one of
the 1001 Historic Sites You Must See Before You Die?”
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LE MUSÉE DU
CHÂTEAU DUFRESNE
2929
Jeanne d'Arc Avenue
(514) 259-9201
Web site: CHATEAU DUFRESNE
Wednesday
to Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 pm, $8 for Sr.
Guided
tour English (45 minutes duration) Sat& Sun: 2:30 p.m.
“The
Château Dufresne, built between 1915 and 1918, was a beaux-arts style mansion
owned by the Dufresne brothers, leading members of Montreal’s French
bourgeoisie. Today, the Château Dufresne houses a museum dedicated to the
history of Montreal’s east end.”
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MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS (MBAM)
Jean-Noël
Desmarais Pavilion
1380 Sherbrooke Street West Montreal, Quebec H3G 1J5
Open
Fri 11-5, Sat & Sun 10-5
Free admission for
the museum's collections and some temporary exhibitions.
web site: http://www.mbam.qc.ca/en/ |
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DALE
CHIHULY
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SPECIAL MBAM EXHIBIT WHILE WE ARE IN
MONTREAL!!!
NOTE: you might want to order tickets ahead of time for this
exhibit. $22.50 (incl. tax)
Considered the
"Tiffany" of our time, American artist DALE CHIHULY has been exploring the plastic potential of blown
glass for over forty years. His spectacular pieces challenge the apparent
fragility of the material and transport us to a magical world. Inspired by
nature, this consummate master plays with colours, reflections and organic
shapes. Come and discover the spellbinding environments created by his
brilliant glass installations, presented for the first time in Canada.
Tour is also included with
admission.
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KATIE SAYS: great gift shop!
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MAISON
SAINT-GABRIEL
2146,
place Dublin, Pointe-Saint-Charles
Montréal (Québec) H3K 2A2
Telephone:
514 935-8136
Guided
tours, open from 1 to 5, $8 Sr.
“Maison
Saint-Gabriel, museum and historic site, opened its doors in 1966. Located in
Pointe-Saint-Charles, this magnificent 300-year-old building is one of the
finest examples of the traditional architecture of New France. Purchased by
Marguerite Bourgeoys in 1668 to house the King’s Wards, it lay at the heart
of the agricultural and educational activities of the Congrégation de
Notre-Dame for three centuries.”
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BENS is
no more BUT SCHWARTZ’S is alive and well.
My mouth is watering :O))
NOTE: Schwartz’s is VERY busy so be
prepared to wait!
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SCHWARTZ’S
3895 St
Laurent Blvd
(514)
842-4813
“Over 80 years of tradition - A Montreal
classic. The oldest deli in Canada.
A true Montreal landmark situated on the historic "Main"” |
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BOAT TOUR –
BATEAU MOUCHE
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OLD MONTREAL
The
Old Montréal tourist information bureau is located at 174 Notre-Dame St.
East (at the corner of Place Jacques-Cartier).
Tel.: 514 873-2015
Free
maps available here and elsewhere
TOUR BY CALÈCHE: Horse-drawn
carriage tours lasting 30 minutes ($48, taxes included) or 60 minutes ($80,
taxes included). A calèche can
accommodate from 3 to 5 people. Tours depart from:
·
Notre Dame Street, near Place Jacques-Cartier;
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De la Commune Street, near Place
Jacques-Cartier;
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Place D'Youville, near the Pointe-à-Callière
Museum.
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SELF GUIDED WALKING
TOUR:
A
30-page brochure with the information laid out as a walking tour sells for
approximately $5, taxes included, and is available from: the Old Montréal
tourist information bureau and Old Montréal museums.
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BUS TOUR – HOP
ON HOP OFF – GREY LINE
Cost: $48
The departure point is 1001 Dorchester Square
10am
- 4pm (runs every 30 minutes)
Your
two-day ticket allows you to enjoy the full two-hour tour, or hop on and off
at your leisure at various stops throughout Montreal including:
·
Notre
Dame Basilica
·
Chinatown
·
Old
Port
·
Montreal
Science Center
·
St.
Josephs Oratory
·
Mount
Royal Park
·
Dorchester
Square
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RUE ST DENNIS
If there’s a trend happening, chances are
you’ll spot it on Saint-Denis Street first. A stroll along this upscale
street, between Sherbrooke Street and du Mont-Royal Avenue, reveals a
multitude of charming boutiques, whose pretty windows beckon with creations
from Québec’s renowned fashion designers, beautiful and exclusive wares for
the home as well as treasures in music and literature. Adding to the lively
ambiance of the street are a wealth of cafés and restaurants, whose sidewalk
terraces fill up with patrons who revel in the food, sun and scenery.
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“THE MAIN”
Boulevard
Saint-Laurent, nicknamed “The Main,” is Montreal’s most vital vein -
stimulating fashion, music, art, people, food and much more.
web site: THE MAIN |
KATIE SAYS: It is especially pretty at night when and if the fountains are going
and the lights enhancing the whole thing.
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QUARTIER DES SPECTACLES
Come explore the place where so many great events have happened,
shaping Montreal’s urban fabric and giving Quartier des Spectacles its unique
vibe, from the Red Light era to the Quartier’s recent transformation into a
giant outdoor theatre.
Bounded by
Saint-Hubert on the East, City Councillors on the West, Sherbrooke on the
nothin and René-Lévesque on the South.
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Added Aug 20, 2013
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MUSEE MCCORD
690 Sherbrooke Street West
Phone : 514-398-7100
Special
exhibition: FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
MONACO: GRACE KELLY - BEYOND THE ICON
From
June 6 to Oct 6
Hours:
Fri 10-6, Sat & Sun 10-5
Admission:
Tickets are @ $23 – can be purchased online – day and time must be chosen
Katie says: Great gift
shop! Unfortunately the restaurant is
not open Sat or Sun.
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Grand Prix Cycliste de
Montréal
“One
of the only two UCI World Tour races in America is back in 2013! Many of the
world's top road cycling riders will compete to claim the title of the
infamous 205.7 km Mont-Royal circuit. All 19 ProTeams will be at the starting
line as well as a few invited Continental Pro teams. Come along the 12.1 km circuit
and admire the world's best riders climb the Mont-Royal 17 times!”
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