PUBLICATIONS

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CATALOGUE 1961
Quarterly Immigration Bulletin, prepared in the Statistics Section;
Directorate of Administrative Services. Ottawa. 36cm. Processed.
Bilingual.
December, 1960 and March, June, September, 1961.
Limited free distribution. .1. • •
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Cat. No. C112-2
Citizen. Published five times a year by the Canadian Citizenship
Branch. Ottawa. 21cm.
Vol. 7, No. 1, February, 1961. 38p.
Contents.—Feux-Follets, dancers of good will.—Pull partners irrt the
Canadian community.—Poles in Canada.—Trade unions deve/op citizenship
programs.—Let's take a look at discrimination.—Citizenship projects:
' Young adult seminar on Canadian nationa/ism; Montreal Jewish forums
for new and old Canadians; Owen Sound Local Councii of Women
reports.
Vol. 7, No. 2, April, 1961. 38p.
Contents.---Canadian culture enriched by immigrants.—French
grants have own association.--Citizenship Court ceremonies.--Thoughts
on citizenship and democracy.Citizenship -projects: Canadian and
American rural youth exchange visits; Children from other lands on TV;
Young people help families in need; Newcomers welcomed by church
, groups; Integration prOjece ,the deep South. • • '
Vol. 7, No. 3, June, 1961. 34p.
" Contents.—Dominion . Day message from the Governor-Generai.—
CANDVIAC (Canadian Amateur 1VIusicians—Musiciens Amateurs Cana-
. diens)--Unity in diversity.—ImniigrantS in science and the professions-
Harmony Association of Montreal.—Centennial of • an Indian poet.—Citizenship
projects: Operation citizenship -in Saskatchewan; . Saskatoon
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teen-agers meet, in Conference.. „
Vol. 7 No. 4 Oétober, 1961. 38p.
• Contents.—Public opinion in a democracy.—Jeunesses
Musical Youth of Canada.—From immigrant to citizen.—Girl guides
-travel across Canada to Jubilée Camps.—To qua/ify votie in
Canada.—Women's Institutes moim'. nortlt.—Couchiching ConferenCe on
Integration.—Citizenship projects. -
Vol. 7,, No. 5, December, 1961. 38p. ,
Contents.—French or EngliSh—With pleasure!L-Celeb;rating thé New
' Year.—What- did• you say7—A schoo/ today—A ' theatre tomorrow.-Voluntary
organizations and the immigrant.—Citizenship projects:, International
Club, Trois-Rivières; Toronto Jaycees bring Asian student to
Canada.
••' 250 per coPy. $1 per year. * • • Cat. No. Ci124
Carillon, Peace Tower, Houses of Parliament, Ottawa, Canada; Summer
programmes, 1961. ,Ottawa, 1961. 32p. Illus. 20cm. Paper
cover. Bilingual.
25¢ per copy. * , Cat. No. C131 -261
Canadian Citizenship series: pamphlets. Published by the Canadian
Citizenship Branch. Ottawa. 20cm.
3.—Our system of government. Revised edition, May, 1961. 47p.
Illus. Map fold.
Contents.—Introduction.—Federal Government.—Provincial Government.—Municipal
(Local) Government.—The Judiciary.
250 per copy. Cat. No. C14146I
Canadian scene. Ottawa, revised, July, 1961. 94p. Illus., map fold.
20cm. Paper cover.
Prepared by Canadian Citizenship Branch.
350 per copy. • * • Cat. No. C151-I6I
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