81. How New Brunswick's Oldest Hunting & Fishing Outfitter Got Started! Starting out with one camp, they provided clients with guiding servicesin the vast and almost endless virgin forests of new brunswick. http://www.orser.hartland.nb.ca/guimac/history.htm

GUIMAC HUNTING AND FISHING CAMPS Quality Hunting and Fishing Services since 1933 Our Story... Back in the 1920's my dad, Ralph Orser, was a young man who worked in the woods, as did most everyone in the area. Loving the outdoors as much as he did, it was only natural that he wanted to do something that would allow him to spend as much time in the woods as possible. What better way to do this than start a hunting and fishing camp for other people. In 1933 Ralph and his brother Weston opened Guimac Camps , named after the stream that it was situated on, the Becaguimac which, in the native language, means "river of big fish" . Starting out with one camp, they provided clients with guiding services in the vast and almost endless virgin forests of New Brunswick. They went through good times and bad, from dealing with people that knew as much about guns and hunting as the two brothers did about nuclear fusion, to experienced people who have hunted worldwide. Through the years they expanded from one camp to a dozen. Back when I was "kneehigh to a grasshopper", my dad bought his brother Weston out, but Weston continued to guide and amaze clients with "tales from the past". Weston continued to guide into his early eighties and I can remember when hunters, who had never been here before, asked me who their guide was, and when I pointed to Weston, they would roll their eyes and look at the old man, stating " I hope we don't give the old geezer a heart attack". Well! Let me tell you that after the first day of trying to keep up with a man over six feet, with a huge stride, they soon learned to respect the old man and keep their comments to themselves! Weston died several years ago and I still run into people at hunting shows throughout the USA who knew him and his

82. New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-Op: History Welcome to the new brunswick Filmmakers' Cooperative site. Find out aboutour history, read an article featured in the newsletter. http://www.brunnet.net/nbfilm/history.htm

welcome about the co-op contact activities ... co-op productions On March 01, 1979, the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative became legally incorporated. The early years brought together a group of New Brunswick filmmakers, provided them with a pool of equipment, a working space and a sense of camaraderie. It also offered basic filmmaking workshops. When many of the pioneer filmmakers moved away, a new wave of filmmakers arrived. The Co-op's equipment resources grew to include an Eclair NPR camera, a Nagra tape recorder and a Steenbeck flat editing table. Advanced workshops were offered with outside professionals such as: Bill MacGillivray, Don McBrearty, Jean-Pierre Lefebvre and Giles Walker. Today the Co-op boasts a membership of 200 strong. It's equipment resource has also grown to include a Super 16 AATON XTR, a DigiDesign Pro Tools non-linear sound editing suite, Media 100, Premiere and Final Cut Pro non-linear picture editing suites as well as a digital camera and other much needed film/video additions to the equipment pool.

83. Early History Of New Brunswick Early history Of new brunswick. http://members.tripod.com/~GenNB/early.htm

Early History Of New Brunswick Death Sentences for New-Brunswickers Story of Capt. William Bisset as told by his daughter Early History Of Dorchester Logging and the "drive" in Northern NB Some History Of New Brunswick And Of St Anne's Point (Fredericton area) Some Early History Of Fredericton ... New Brunswick Historical Tidbits by Mitch Biggar **NOTE** Should anyone have any history bits or family history they want to share just email it to me and I will be happy to place it here

84. New Brunswick, Province, Canada: History And Politics encyclopediaEncyclopedia—new brunswick, province, Canada Historyand Politics. The Micmac, an indigenous people whose settlements http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/world/A0859941.html

Encyclopedia New Brunswick, province, Canada History and Politics The first, short-lived European settlement was made in 1604 at the mouth of the St. Croix River (on Dochet Island, at the Maine border) by Champlain and the sieur de Monts. France and England made conflicting territorial claims on the region, which, combining the present province of Nova Scotia and the coast of New Brunswick, was called Acadia The Treaty of 1763 under Paris, Treaty of When the population of Nova Scotia was increased by many thousands of Loyalists who fled New England after the American Revolution, New Brunswick was organized (1784) into a separate colony. As trees were cut down for shipbuilding, the land was cleared for farming. By the middle of the 19th cent. settlement was extending into the interior, and St. John was a busy port and shipbuilding town. Dissatisfaction with the arbitrary rule of the provincial governor resulted in the achievement of responsible (or cabinet) government in 1849. In 1867, under the British North America Act, federation with the other provinces into the dominion of Canada was somewhat reluctantly accepted. In 1960, Louis J. Robichaud, leader of the Liberal party, was the first Acadian to become premier of New Brunswick. He organized a program of equal opportunity, redistributing income to the poorer north, proposing new economic development, and instituting bilingual services to accommodate the province's steadily growing francophone population. The Progressive Conservative party came into power in 1970 under Richard Bennett Hatfield, who continued many of the programs begun by Robichaud. In 1987, in an unprecedented sweep, Liberals won all 58 House seats and named Frank McKenna premier. The Liberals retained power until 1999, when the Progressive Conservatives, under Bernard Lord, returned to power.

85. Theatre New Brunswick - Professional Theatre For New Brunswick A brief history of TNB and The Playhouse, Fredericton. is created by an Act of theLegislature of the Province of new brunswick to manage The Playhouse in http://www.tnb.nb.ca/TNB_Hist.html

tnb is... theatre for New Brunswick. A brief history of TNB and The Playhouse , Fredericton. Mandate The objects of The Beaverbrook Auditorium (also known as TNB and The Playhouse) are to foster and promote the study and the public enjoyment and appreciation of the arts and in particular the arts of the theatre and music and other similar creative and interpretive activities and the production of works therein, and in furtherance of such objects to erect, operate and manage the Auditorium. From the Beaverbrook Auditorium Act, 1961 The Beaverbrook Auditorium Inc. is created by an Act of the Legislature of the Province of New Brunswick to manage The Playhouse in Fredericton, which is a gift to the people of New Brunswick by Lord and Lady Beaverbrook, and Sir James Dunn. The Playhouse, a 1011 seat auditorium, opens in September. It operates primarily as a rental facility, and is supported by a $100,000 annual grant from the Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation. The third General Manager, Mr. Walter Learning, is hired in June. Learning establishes a professional Equity company, becomes its first Artistic Director and presents a summer season of four plays in repertory.

86. New Brunswick Scottish Cultural Association Promotes and encourages interest the history and culture of Scotland, those of Scottish descent, and the Gaelic language. http://www.nbscots.com/

IN UMBRA CARDUI VIOLAE VALESCANT "In the thistle's shadow, violets grow stronger." Welcome to the NBSCA Website! April 2003 NEW JOURNAL ONLINE! APRIL 2003 EDITION! Right click and "Save Target As..." This is much faster... Right-click here... Announcement: New! Literacy Contest Winners Announced Details... Announcement: President's Message regarding New Brunswick Tartan Day. Details... Announcement: Public Appeal from ScotDance New Brunswick. Details... Announcement: Launch of 2003 NBSCA Scholarship Programme. Details... Join the NBSCA! Click here! The New Brunswick Scottish Cultural Association (NBSCA), founded in 1980, proactively encourages public interest in the history, traditions, arts and crafts, and culture of Scotland and of those of Scottish descent and the languages of Scotland within the Province of New Brunswick. For the last 22 years, the NBSCA has acted as the advocate of New Brunswick's Scottish associations and communities. In fact, the NBSCA works on behalf of the 139,995 New Brunswickers of a total population of 729,630 - about one in five - who claim Scottish ancestry. (Government of Canada Census, 1996) CALENDAR: More detailed information available here!

87. Osty's In Champlain Place, Dieppe, New Brunswick The history of Osty's. Colpitts Men's Wear Ltd. 477 Paul Street, Dieppe, new brunswick,Canada E1A 4X5 Phone 506855-4197 Fax 506-857-0279 E-mail Osty's. http://www.ostys.com/history.htm

The History of Osty's In the seventies, Austin Turner opened a second Colpitts Men's Wear in Moncton Mall to serve the growing population to the north of Moncton. When they recognized that the marketplace needed a store that sold quality brand-name unisex clothing, Osty's was born. Many of Austin Turner's friends called him Osty, and the firm borrowed the nickname for the new store. Austin's son Greg Turner took over after his death in 1987 and became the fourth president of the firm. He has overseen many changes. Both stores moved to Champlain place in 1992, and began to expand their customer base beyond the Greater Moncton area. As with Colpitts Men's Wear, Osty's is known for their excellent service. Osty's is located in Champlain Place , and offers quality unisex brand named clothing. Hot brand-names such as Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Jeans, Guess, Silver, Levi's, Calvin Klein, Hollywood, and Ikeda, make it very popular with the 14 - 25 crowd of both sexes. Colpitts Men's Wear Ltd.

88. New Brunswick, New Caledonia, Newfoundland & New Guinea Covers & Postal History new brunswick POSTAL history COVERS NOUVEAU brunswick/newbrunswickNUOVO brunswick/NOVO brunswick See also new brunswick postcards. http://www.judnick.com/LotsOfCovers/NewBrunswickToNewHampshire.htm

LOTSOFCOVERS.COM (A DEPARTMENT OF JUDNICK.COM) Home General Information How to Order Contact Us ... Unique Gift Ideas NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW CALEDONIA, What's new? Items marked NE W/NOUVEAU/NOV including several New Brunswick , a few New Caledonia Newfoundland New Guinea Reminders: All items are offered subject to prior sale. Quantities available: one each unless stated otherwise. We reserve the right to correct typographical errors. Unless noted, prices do not include postage or insurance. FONT CONTROL TIP At this site, YOU control the font size! NOUVEAU BRUNSWICK/NEW-BRUNSWICK NUOVO BRUNSWICK/NOVO BRUNSWICK See also New Brunswick postcards NEW/NOUVEAU/NOV NEW/NOUVEAU/NOV JUL 1 1929 Moncton New Brunswick 1 st Maritime Air Pageant cachet on unaddressed cover with 5-c Canada airmail cancelled clearly at Charlottetown (PLACE RTURN ADDRESS ON ALL MAIL sloganadvice not followed in this instance), backstamped Moncton same-day with event publicity slogan. $3.00 DEC 9 29 FFC Saint John New Brunswick - Moncton New Brunswick then to New York City, cacheted, typed address, clear backstamp, 5-c airmail stamp. $2.50 nf NEW/NOUVEAU/NOV NEW/NOUVEAU/NOV DEC 9 29 FFC Saint John New Brunswick - Montreal via Québec then to Brooklyn, cacheted, typed address, clear Moncton backstamp, light Brooklyn backstamp, 5-c airmail stamp, slight BP. $2.50 nf

89. Canada: New Brunswick: Daydreaming In History. The Family Travel Files Ezine. Dateline April 2001 Canada new BrunswickDaydreaming in history. By J. Kirstan Nelson-Duac. There http://www.familytravelfiles.com/ezine/articles/250.asp

Back Next Search E-zine Entire Site for Destinations United States World Canada ... Need Help? Ask Mom The Family Travel Files E-zine Dateline: April 2001 Canada New Brunswick: Daydreaming in history. By J. Kirstan Nelson-Duac There I was sitting in history class thinking, " There's a more fun way of learning this!" Why can't school be more like my life at Kings Landing? The teacher's voice droned on as I looked out the window. I recalled my summer days and the last time we were in New Brunswick, Canada. I was lucky enough to attend a living history camp at Kings Landing. They call it "Visiting Cousins" and that is what we all pretended to be for a week. I went with my two cousins, Scott and Jaime, and my big sister, Amanda. As it turned out it was really fun, even better than space camp. On the way there Scott was a little worried about what he would be doing during the week, no soccer or baseball. Actually, we were all a little nervous because we did not really have any proof that it was going to be fun. What if it was boring and we were trapped? To make things even worse Amanda said we could be in trouble because we didn't know anything about the history of Canada and probably all of the other kids would know plenty. That idea had not occurred to me. As I wondered if this was really a good idea we arrived at the back door of Kings Landing.

90. Links Province of new brunswick Cultural Affairs; Province of new brunswick - Heritage. Canada'sNational history Society; Canada's National Museum of Science and http://heritage.tantramar.com/links.html

New Brunswick Links Aboriginal Peoples in New Brunswick Association Museums New Brunswick Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum Loyalist Collection at UNB Libraries ... Province of New Brunswick - Heritage Other Canadian Links Citizenship and Immigration Canada About Canada Alberta Family Histories Society Archives of Ontario ... Women in Canadian History Other North American Links Abenaki History Acadian Genealogy Homepage Acadian History and Genealogy American Memory from the Library of Congress ... United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

91. Rutgers History Department, New Brunswick Rutgers history Department 111 Van Dyck Hall 16 Seminary Place new brunswick,NJ 08901 732932-7905 phone 732-932-6763 fax. Email the Webmaster. http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~wrigley/centers_index.htm

92. New Page 1 Activities Department, and it is cosponsored by Rutgers University, where it isaffiliated with the history Department of the new brunswick Campus Faculty of http://www.ieee.org/organizations/history_center/

What's News Who We Are Where We Are Online Resources ... Awards IEEE History Center Rutgers-The State Univ. 39 Union Street New Brunswick, NJ USA +1-732-932-1066 (Office) +1-732-932-1193 (Fax) history@ieee.org IEEE History Center Preserving, Researching and Promoting the Legacy of Electrical Engineering and Computing IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. The IEEE established the IEEE History Center in 1980, in anticipation of its Centennial celebration in 1984. In 1990, the Center moved to the campus of Rutgers University, which became a cosponsor. T he mission of the IEEE History Center is to preserve, research and promote the history of information and electrical technologies. The Center maintains many useful resources for the engineer, for the historian of technology, and for anyone interested in the development of electrical and computer engineering and their role in modern society. Kindly note that the History Center is not a Museum. We do not maintain artifacts and exhibits! We are solely a research facility! Visiting scholars and researchers are welcome to use our research library and archives, by appointment only! (If you are interested in learning more about historic engineering sites in the State of New Jersey

93. Grand Manan: Jewel Of The Sea , sample chapter, and table of contents for a guidebook / history of Grand Manan Island, new brunswick, Canada....... http://judyhill.freeservers.com/index.html

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Grand Manan: Jewel of the Sea "Guide to Grand Manan captures flavour of the island. ... I found Judith's book informative. It helped me on my last trip to look for many things I'd overlooked on past trips. ... All in all, Judith Hill has brought out a credible book about a place she loves and would like all to take a look at." David Goss, The New Brunswick Reader Read the table of contents Read an excerpt from the book. Order the book. Judith Hill was born in Roachville, N.B. and attended school in Long Creek and Fredericton, graduating from Coles Island High School. Always interested in history, many of her writings contain historical reference to present life. She wrote this book to share her love of Grand Manan Island with her readers. Some previous writings have involved editing the Coast Guard Newsletter , assisting with the publication of More Than Just a Cookbook , and writing articles for publication in The Atlantic Advocate The Citizen Kings County Record Northeast Riding BMW Magazine Travel New Brunswick , and other smaller foreign publications.

94. Jhistory.96: CFP: Economic History Associaton, New Brunswick, NJ 9/12-14/97 CFP Economic history Associaton, new brunswick, NJ 9/1214/97. KittrellRushing (krushing@cecasun.utc.edu) Fri, 15 Nov 1996 140335 -0500 http://www.nyu.edu/pages/projects/jhistory/jhist.96/0958.html

CFP: Economic History Associaton, New Brunswick, NJ 9/12-14/97 Kittrell Rushing ( krushing@cecasun.utc.edu Fri, 15 Nov 1996 14:03:35 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Christopher Harper: "CMC-Call for Papers" Previous message: Kittrell Rushing: "New H-Net German Language List: H-Soz-u-Kult Sozialgeschichte und" (from another list) THE INTERDISCIPLINARY CONVERSATION OF ECONOMIC HISTORY Fifty-Seventh Annual Economic History Association Meeting CALL FOR PAPERS The 1997 Annual Meeting of the Economic History Association will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Brunswick, New Jersey, September 12-14, 1997. The theme of the program is "The Interdisciplinary Conversation of Economic History." Members of the program committee are: Elyce Rotella (Chair), Naomi Lamoreaux and Anne McCants. The committee especially encourages proposals for papers and sessions that show an openness to talking and listening across disciplinary borders. To propose a paper, send three copies of a 3-5 page abstract and

95. Tabusintac New Brunswick, Canada - History Their home on Wishart's Point is the oldest English settlement on the Tabusintac,a famous new brunswick fishing river. A more complete history of the http://www.angelfire.com/nb/tabusintac/history.html

Tabusintac New Brunswick - Canada "All Roads Lead Home" History of Tabusintac The first of the five waterways of the Miramichi Bay is the Tabusintac River on which the village of Tabusintac is situated. Off the shore of Tabusintac, towards the gulf, there is a line of sandy beaches or islands separated by the occasional gully. Between these beaches and the mainland there is a lagoon. Near the middle of the lagoon exists the broad mouth of the Tabusintac River. Travelling up the river you can see the many coves and creeks along it's banks. The head of the tidewaters is almost fifteen miles from the sea. Dr. W. F. Ganong describes this area above the tidewaters as being "a clear and swift but smooth river of great charm, winding in a deep valley cut in places over one hundred feet below a plateau country" . The river abounds in sea trout and salmon, and the forest in lumber. Tabusintac's most important natural resources are fishing, farming, lumbering and peatmoss. The first inhabitants of this area were the Micmac from whom the name of Tabusintac originated. "Tabusintac" is derived from the Micmac word "Taboosinkek" which means "place where two are". Rounding Wishart's Point one can see the significance of this name where you can see French Cove and the main river opening up like two large and equal sized rivers. Along this river, the Micmac had three main villages - on Cains, Wishart's and Indian Point. Evidence of their inhabitation in these areas has been found in their burial grounds. Eventually, these tribes moved on to better grounds.

96. The Province Of New Brunswick Canada A comprehensive guide, including an excellent map. Offers in depth information on business, culture, tourism, accommodations, entertainment and selected communities. Includes message centre and bulletin board. http://new-brunswick.net/index.html

New Brunswick, the gateway to Atlantic Canada. From whale-watching to the kitchen. See whales and sharks of the Bay of Fundy. We have general travel, regional maps, detailed information on: the City of Saint John; the capital city, Fredericton; beautiful of Grand Manan Island; world-renowned St. Andrews; the northern community of Grand Falls; Miramichi and the area of Restigouche, just to name a few. For the educationally inclined - an Historical Facts page for New Brunswick. Distinctive Maritime cuisine and recipes abound for food lovers. Images of New Brunswick are found on almost every page within the site. We hope you enjoy your virtual tour of New Brunswick

97. Crime Stoppers Offers anonymity to persons who provide information about crimes, and pays awards when the information supplied leads to arrest. Includes Crime of Week, Unsolved crimes, statistics of crimes solved, arrests, and rewards paid. http://www.nb.crimestoppers.ca/

98. Rutgers, The State University Of New Jersey Nurses Association Of new brunswick. Association des infirmières voice of nursing in new brunswick. La voix professionelle Nurses Association of new brunswick does not assume http://www.rutgers.edu/

Find: People Places Events Search: Rutgers Web Sites Rutgers INFOdex Jump to: Camden Campus Newark Campus New Brunswick Campus Admissions Undergraduate Graduate Continuous Education ... About This Site University of New Jersey, an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution. About: The University Academics Research Athletics NJ Resources Information and Services for: Prospective Students Current Students Alumni Parents Rutgers and InterVarsity Issue Statement Health Expert Receives Gorenstein Award Professor Honored for Work on Cognition "Rewiring" Brain Aids Dyslexics' Reading ... Summer Session

99. New Brunswick Newcomers Club Directory A directory of new brunswick newcomers Clubs, which help integrate new residents into the local community through social events, interest groups and children's activities http://www.newcomersclub.com/nb.html

N EWCOMERS C LUBS IN NEW BRUNSWICK If you know of a newcomers club or similar club that is not listed on these pages or you want to update an existing listing please fill out the information form or send a note about the club to the webmaster . If there is no newcomers club in your area listed on this web site,check the National Newcomers' Council of Canada web site. Index of Clubs by Area Code and Location Fredericton Moncton Rothesay New Brunswick Links: National Newcomers' Council of Canada - Putting Canadian Clubs in touch with each other! Welcome to New Brunswick New Brunswick Online Canadian Relocation Resource Organizations on the Web - New Brunswick FREDERICTON NEWCOMERS'S CLUB Fredericton, NB Canada updated Jan-2002 Membership: Ardell Ettinger We welcome all newcomers and their families to the City of Fredericton and help them to make new friendships and learn about what the City has to offer. Moncton, NB Canada updated Dec-2002 President: Christine Klassen Membership: Andrea Irwin The object of the club is to assist newcomers in integrating into their new community by sharing interests and experiences with people in similar circumstances SAINT JOHN-KENNEBECASIS VALLEY NEWCOMERS CLUB Saint John, NB Canada

100. Heritage Branch - Province Of New Brunswick Information on heritage fairs as well as other services, programs and policies.Category Regional North America new brunswick Travel and Tourism...... kmaq for thousands of years. Red Bank is recognized as new brunswick'soldest continuously occupied community. Visit this site http://www.gnb.ca/culture/heritage/

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