Health Unit Report Northumberland Durham January 1968
In January 1968 the Northumberland Durham Health Unit logged 63 communicable disease cases including 36 chickenpox, 12 mumps, and various others. Six rabid animals were reported in Murray Seymour, Darlington, and Bowmanville townships. Vaccination efforts included extensive Quint Quad and Triad campaigns, with 74 smallpox primary vaccinations and 1387 revaccinations. Audiology testing completed 23 tests with 12 new defects. six children showed bilateral and twelve unilateral hearing loss. Environmental sanitation noted increased complaints in cold weather about heating and housing conditions, with guidance on heat by-laws under the Ontario Municipal Act. Thirty-five complaints were investigated, covering heat, plumbing, vermin, sewerage, and sanitation issues.
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Cobourg
Port Hope
Accidents Send Many To Hospitals In Durham County
A collision on Durham County Road One ten miles northwest of Bowmanville sent a Peterborough mother and her two children to hospitals. An Oshawa family of five was also admitted with serious head injuries to Toronto General and Sick Kids. Victims include Mrs Lawrence Hulsmans and her 3 year old son Larry, plus Mrs Hulsman's 2 year old daughter Lynn. Kenneth Eugene Jackson and his wife Florence, with their three children, Nancy Charlene and Gordon, were treated at Oshawa General. Nearby, a separate political meeting featured Speaker Russell Honey and Dr Pauline Jewett backing Mr Trudeau amid intra party tensions.
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Durham County Road One
Bowmanville
Peterborough
Oshawa
Toronto General Hospital
Lawrence Hulsmans
Armour Rd
Larry
Toronto Hospital
Hulsman
Lynn
Bowmanville General Hospital
Oshawa General Hospital
Kenneth Eugene Jackson
Florence
Liberal member tears up card in protest at meeting
Leaves Liberals speaker accuses Durham County Liberal group of a diabolical backroom plot to block him over Trudeau and vows resignation. He recounts past support, rejects delegates vote, and declares Mafia-like conduct within the association before ripping his membership card and exiting amid applause.
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Durham County Liberals
Liberal Association
United Counties
Durham
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Huskilson
Ontario
Liberal ‘Association
Toronto
Liberal Party
James H. Clarke
Membership Growth Reported by Orono Credit Union
The Orono and District Credit Union held its annual meeting noting a strong year with assets at 38 243.41 up from 33 722.91 in 1966 and shares totaling 81 274.75 versus 30 673.29. Membership rose by 210 to 361, aided by payroll deductions at Curvply WoodProducts and Nesting Furniture Limited. The union expects 50 000 in capital assets by 1968 and a 4 percent dividend. Douglas Moffat was named new officer. John Burton of the Ontario Credit Union League urged thrift and low cost loans, noting one in five Canadians belong to a credit union.
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Orono and District Credit Union
Assests
Education Department
The
Ontario Credit Union League
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Health Unit Report
Northumberland -Durham
Murray
Seymour
Darlington Township
Campbellford
Durham County
Jean Allen
Carol Doyle
Trudeau
Russell Honey M.P
L. Durham
Pauline Jewett
Northumberland
Orono Credit Union
Douglas Moffat
John Burton
Canada
RED Cross Services
Vasser
Durham Farmers County
Grono
Web
Grono United Church
John Knox
Gerald Shackleton
Robert Morton
E. L Spry
Stan Allin
Ken Henderson
Everett Cryderman
Howard Quantrill
Ronald Bickle
Sam Turner
H.roland Sloan
Commerce
Bank OF Commerce
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