Kendal News Notes Local Happenings and Visits
The two week county road crew holiday ends soon with expected reopening of the seventh line. Mrs M Lux returns home and attends church. Miss Helen Boyd recovers from sun stroke after cherry picking. Mr Chas Cooper ill in Bowmanville Hospital with acute hip arthritis. Linda Greenwood visits Dan Pretoria. Alan Foster begins tobacco harvest. John de Witt reports raspberry pickers on Carson homestead. raspberry season favorable. T Stevens protects corn with electric fence against raccoons. Raymond Goheen of New Castle to lead service at Kendal United Church at 11 15 a.m.
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M. Luxon
Helen Boyd
Chas. Cooper
Bowmanville Hospital
Kendal
Linda Greenwood
Dan Pretoria
Alan Foster
John de Witt
Carson Homestead
T. Stevens
Raymond Goheen
Newcastle
Kendal United Church
Liberals Weigh Future as Tory Bench Strength Grows
A Liberal rally discusses the party’s need to defend 24 seats and win 31 more to secure a house majority. Andrew Thompson of Dovercourt stresses teamwork and warns against lone leadership. Robert Nixon, Brant MP, argues leadership should emerge from broader support amid calls for fresh policy ideas. Free swimming and pony rides drew local families to the event with canteen tokens available.
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Andrew Thompson
Dovercourt
Robert Nixon
Ontario
Brant
R. C. Honey
Durham
Population of United Counties Shows Little Yearly Increase
Population data for 1963 shows United Counties rising to 83 024, up 1 371 or 1 67 percent. Northumberland leads with 42 777, Durham 40 247. Towns Coourg and Darlington show notable gains, while rural areas decline and regional planning is urged.
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United Counties
Northumberland County
Durham
Coourg
Darlington
Bowmanville
Newcastle
Hope
Clarke
Hamilton
Murray
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