Ottawa Report on Northwest Territories Split Into Mackenzie and Nunassiag
A 1963 House of Commons resolution divides the Northwest Territories into two new regions Mackenzie on the west and Nunassiag in the northeast. The measure aims to establish self government while preserving federal support as populations grow and provincial status approaches. Russell C. Honey M. P. Durham sponsored the legislation and Arthur Laing endorsed it noting gains in local governance and administrative readiness.
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House of Commons
Northwest Territories
Mackenzie
Nunassiag
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Confederation
Canada
Territories
Arthur Laing
New Territories
Russell C. Honey
M. P. Durham
Tobacco Tour Links Ottawa Officials To Ontario Growers
Honey accompanied Agriculture Minister Harry Hays on a July 12 tour of the Delhi Tillsonburg tobacco area with M P Russell and other officials. The group visited the Dominion Tobacco Experimental Station at Delhi to review grey tobacco issues and toured two farms, a Delhi auction warehouse, and the Imperial Tobacco plant at Aylmer to discuss production realities with growers and staff.
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Honey
Agr
Durham
M.P
Russell Honey
Harry Hays
Delhi-Tillsonburg
Ottawa
Dominion Tobacco Experimental Station
Delhi
Ontario
Aylmer
Imperial Tobacco Company
Ottawa Officials Attend Tobacco Tour With Local Leaders
The tour featured Jack Roxborough of S Norfolk and Eugene Whelan of L Essex South. Ottawa attendees included Deputy Minister of Agriculture Dr. 8 C Barry and Norman A MasRae of Tobacco Research Canada. Local participants were L S Vickery of Delhi Tobacco Farm and Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Marketing Board leaders George De Meyre and Charles N Heath.
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Norfolk
Eugene Whelan
Lessex South
Ottawa
8. C. Barry
Norman A. MasRae
Tobacco Research For
Canada
Williams
National Agricultural Products Stabilization Board
L. S. Vickery
Tobacco Experimental Farm
Delhi
George de Meyre
Charles N. Heath
Ontario
Orono Ladies Rally to Narrow Win Over Newtonville
The Orono girls edged Newtonville 13 to 12 at Orono Park on Friday in a late-inning rally. Marie Hooey pitched, Donna Carveth caught, and the Orono lineup featured Madill Cooper Willis and Quantrill among others with subs June Kramer and Faye Nicholson.
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Newtonville
Orono
Newtonvill
Orono Park
Marie Hooey
Donna Carveth
Madeline Madill
Cheryl Cooper
Gail Lane
Sharon Willis
Sharon
Tami'plyn
Peggy Hancock
Marilyn Quantrill
June Kramer
Faye Nicholson
Millbrook
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