Report From Ottawa On Canada Unity And Economic Prospects
The reader highlights 1964 as pivotal for national unity in Canada due to Quebec voices supporting Confederation after the Queen's visit. It notes a modest but real shift, optimism for 1965, and a large budget surplus in the first half of the fiscal year. The writer anticipates potential tax cuts to boost consumer demand and business investment, though ends with a cautious note.
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Quebec
Jean Lesage
Creditiste
Real Caouette
Canada
Confederation
Rene Levesque
Uts
Gordon
Clarke Township Public School Board selects secretary treasurer
The Clarke Township Public School Board met January 4 at Orono Public School to open tenders for a Secretary-Treasurer. Six bids were received with Horace Best offering the lowest at 1200 dollars. Highest bid reached 4000 dollars. The board planned its inaugural meeting at Orono Public School for the coming Monday evening.
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Township of
Clarke
Orono Public School
Horace Best
Glenholde Hughes
Smith
Bowmanville
Wilson
Clarke Township
Barchard
Newcastle
Paul McMackin
Christmas Seal Returns Low in Northumberland Durham
The Northumberland Durham TB and Health Unit reports Christmas Seal contributions are well below last year at this point. Executive secretary Margery Pewtress says follow up letters to noncontributors aim to make up the deficit after the second round of communications.
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Northumberland-Durham
Margery Pewtress
Canadians face potential federal election in 1965
The writer notes a minority government in Ottawa for two years and a determined opposition that could defeat the government at any moment. He warns this unsettled atmosphere complicates national business and may force a government resolution in the coming year.
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Ottawa
Northway Restaurant Reopens Under New Management
The Northway Restaurant on Highway 115 south of Orono reopened Monday under new owners Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Post after a full redecorating. Local residents hosted New Year festivities with several gatherings noted around the village. Durham County Soil and Crop Improvement Association will hold its annual meeting in Orono with speakers on farm management relating to the British Isles.
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Highway 115
Orono
Floyd Post
Durham County
Crop Improvement Association
Oddsfellow’s
George McLaughlin
Beaverton
British Isles
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Wayne Bailey
Carol Little
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Lynn Bailey and
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Ed.Graham
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Georgia
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United Church
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