Debates Over Canadian Flag Reach House Hearings
Ottawa report by Russell C. Honey notes packed galleries as Prime Minister opens flag debate amid cross party support for a distinctive Canadian flag. Leaders including Pearson and Diefenbaker present varied positions while calls for a plebiscite and unity echo through the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Honey
M.P. Durham
Pearson
Tuele
Patsielle
Woo
House
Canada
Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Vincent Massey
Charlottetown
Association of Canadian Clubs
Massey
Stanfield
Nova Scotia
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Cornel Keiller Mackay
Ontario
R. R. Keefler
Diefenbaker
N.D.P
Tommy Douglas
New Democratic Party
Native Sons of Canada
Caouette
Dewae
Five New TB Cases Reported Amid May Health Summary
In May the Health Unit recorded 136 communicable disease cases including 46 chickenpox 44 german measles 20 mumps 15 red measles 9 infectious hepatitis and 2 whooping cough Five new tuberculosis cases were identified at chest clinics with 190 people screened by X ray Three additional cases moved into the area Rabies vaccines given to two people Public health nursing logged 862 family visits and 131 primary smallpox vaccinations with extensive immunization activity across clinics and schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland County
Vernan Huffman
Department of National Health and Welfare
Phyllis Jones
School of Nursing
Toronto University
Canadian Public Health Association
E. J. Young
Association
Ontario
Northumberland - Durham
Cobourg Bowmanville
Port Hope
Millbrook
Brighton
Campbellford
Tour with Durham Club Welcomes New President Ross Stonehouse
The Durham Club tour included a welcome for new president Ross Stonehouse and a 5:30 dinner at the Chateau Hotel. Guests then visited Mrs Molly Baker's private home and coach house to view antiques, with attendees from Orono Toronto and Montreal listed among the friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Stonehouse
Chateau Hotel
Molly Baker
Bus Stop Reform Sparks Durham Drivers Outcry
Durham County District High School board members criticized current bus stop patterns at a meeting last Wednesday. They discussed reducing megastops to ease traffic, noting buses currently blocked by lines of cars near homes and the need to drop students at fewer points. Transportation officials will review the plan to cut stops and improve flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham County District High School Board
Bert Parker
Panes
Megue
Amazeu
Ue Sui
Transportation Committee
Nurses Discuss Teen-Age Nutrition at May Meeting
At a May 14 1964 staff meeting led by Nutritionists Miss M Kirkcaldy and Miss McClinton the Ontario Department of Health reviewed nutri tion topics for the Teen-Age. In Newcastle a post office space project described includes heating plant space and a brick veneer construction with reinforced concrete foundations and an oil fired hot air system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kirkcaldy
Miss McClinton
Ontario
Department of Health
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Ottawa
Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Creditiste
Real Caouette
Durham
Orono
H. Waddell
L. McGee
Evan Quantrill
K. Stewart
Marion McKelvey
Mary Bowen
Montreal
Doris Stockdale
Toronto
F. Bowen
Newell
L. Tait
R.c.af
Aylmer
Newcastle’ Post Office
Elmid Schmid
Ken Stephen- Crone
JSON
Orono Fuel & Lumber
Armour Road
Peterborough
John Brown
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