Pearson record praised by Ottawa MP at Peterborough dinner
Russell C Honey M P Durham says Prime Minister Pearson's record is vast and evolving with reforms in law, social programs, the Supreme Court, broadcasting, and national symbols. He notes bilingualism, pension plans, and social legislation, plus a sweeping Criminal Code omnibus bill and education and defence reforms.
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Russell C. Honey
M.P
Durham
Peterborough
Pearson
Opie
Ontario grants almost one million for industrial loans
Six Lake Ontario area firms receive loans totaling nearly 1 million under the Equalization of Industrial Opportunity Program to back new plants or expansions. The Ontario Development Corporation may forgive some loans after six years if conditions are met, creating about 315 jobs. Companies include Chemical Canada and Mathews Conveyor, among others. thirty seven municipalities have qualified.
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Lake Ontario
Ontario Development ‘Corporation
Ontario
Lake
1eMical Canada Limited
Mathews Conveyor Company Limited
Uniroyal (1868) Limited
Quinte Milk Products Limited
Custom Plastics International Corporation
Wagden Mills Limited
Belleville
Boy Suffocates in Grain Bin In Canada Farm
A 15 year old Hampton boy named Richard Molenar suffocated Saturday in a bin of finely ground cattle feed while helping his uncle with cattle. He fell head first from about 12 feet and was found by his aunt and uncle in the bin. He was taken to Bowmanville Memorial Hospital where he died. Richard is the eldest of seven children, son of Mr and Mrs Johnnes Molenar, and a Courtice School ninth grader.
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Hampton
Richard
Pontypool Man Loses Pick-up
Lavern Sugent of Pontypool reported his pickup stolen from the rear of the Royal Hotel. Constable John Patriarche recovered the truck on the Sunnybrook lot. Sgt. Fred Baker and Constable Patriarche investigated the circumstances of the incident.
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Pontypool
Lavern Sugent
Connstable
John Patriarche
Whitby
Royal Hotel
Patriarche
Sunnybrook
Fred Baker
Building used for lumber storage to shipping centre of turnips
Arthur Powers used the building as a storage and shipping hub from 1917 to 1920 qualifying as a lumber storage site and period turnip shipping centre. Cecil Carveth later started a feed and grain business in the district.
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Ss Point
Cai ‘Aid
Arthur Powers
Cecil Carveth
Classified Ad For Sale 1964 Park Lane Mercury Four Door
For sale 1964 Park Lane Mercury four door hardtop loaded with optional equipment. Contact Boyd Wood at 983-5937. Also a grain business for sale or building may be rented by Mr. Glanville.
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Park Lane Mercury
Boyd Wood
Kirby Centennial School Registration Notice
Registration for Kirby Centennial School will be held in Lockhart Public School auditorium on April 24 at 1 30 to 3 00 p m. Children entering Grade I must be six years old on or before December 31 1968. Birthdate verification is required. A Gibson principal.
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Kirby Centennial School
Lockhart Public School
A. Gibson
Buckwheat Trade Fueled Mill Shifts in 1930s
The Canton area feed mill operated from 1920 to 1930 when sold to Glanville, who partnered with Mrs George Copper. They shipped fourteen carloads of buckwheat in 1930, a principal local cash crop, with fall carloads from Osage Canton Starkville and Ono. Glanville bought the building in 1947 and, in 1948, added a grinder and mixer to modernize operations.
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Glanville
Carveth
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Canada
Canada Assistance Plan
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New Immigration Act
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Canadian Dairy Commission
Review Board
Royal Commission On
Understandada
Kendal P.T.A
Huchycer Society
Bob
Excelsior Choir
Kendal School Choir
New Kirby Centennial School
Shone
Horace R. Best
Sec.Treas
T.S.A
Clarke
R.R
Orono
Mr. Glanville
George Copper
Rotary Club
D. Rogerson
Crono, Ontario
Callus
Bowmanville
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