Reeve Walkey Named Warden of Northumberland and Durham
Congratulations to H. E. Walkey of Clarke Township on his election to Warden of the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham. The acclamation in each local post marks a high achievement for Clarke and a long unopposed record spanning twelve years.
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Clarke Township
H. E. Walkey
United Counties
Northumberland
Durham
Warden Walkey
Clarke
Township School Area Board
Confusion Reigns Over Canada Defence Nuclear Policy
Debate rages as NDP oppose nuclear arms while Liberals shift to NATO armed policy. The piece argues Canada must decide on a clear defence stance, warns against US domination, and recalls the Arrow scrapping and Bomarc plans in shaping continental security. It stresses indecision harms Canadian influence.
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Canada
NDP
Liberals
NATO
U.S
Counties Road Expenditures Will Reach $445,000
Northumberland and Durham counties plan total road expenditures of 445000 dollars in 1963. Finance includes 265000 for maintenance and 200000 for new construction plus detailed allocations for roads bridges culverts machinery and road surface work.
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Northumberland
Durham
John D. Mooshouse
Counties Council
Department of Highways
Wilson Island
Allen’s Mills
Squires
Pogues
Ops
Manvers
Browns
Wallace Point
Bensford
Lakeport
Keegan
Loomis
Thompson
Henderson
Decker Hollow
Marsh Creek
Campbellford
Healey Falls
Phatts Mill
Cobourg
Healeys Falls
Seymour Township
Counties
Crown land camping permits in Ontario introduced
Ontario confirms free use of Crown land for normal vacations without fees unless occupancy exceeds three weeks. Long term tents require a $10 rental permit, valid only for the intended period and ending with the deer moose season. Districts limit tents to at least one mile away from existing hunt camps during the deer moose season.
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Ontario
United States Dominates Canada in 10th Canada U.S. Meet
U S swimmers piled up 341 points to 89 for Canada in the 10th annual meet. The Americans set three age-group records and tied another. Canadians from Ontario and Quebec set five of 26 meet records during the day.
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United States
Memorial Hospital Board Sees New Leadership Named
At the Memorial Hospital Corporation annual meeting in the cafeteria over 120 attendees heard Glenholme Hughes announce he will not seek re election as chairman in 1963 though he will stay on the board. James Stutt was elected chairman and Keith Jackson vice chairman at the subsequent board meeting.
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Memorial Hospital Corporation
Glenholme Hughes
Hughes
Bowmanville
James Stutt
Keith Jackson
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
R. A. Forrester
Roy C. Forrester
H. Eb, Walkey
Arrow
Adult Entertainment
Spartacus
All Star
Chairman
Memorial Hospital
H. A. Barron
Darlington Township
W. Harold Gibson
Harry Jose
Newcastle
S. G. McMurter
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Rex Walters
Harry V.ryderman
Thomas Cowan
Huyes
The
Bowmanville Medical Association
Ontario Municipal Board
County of Lennox
Addington
F.E. Lycett
Bank of Commerce