Ottawa House seating debate after Social Credit split
Report from Ottawa notes the September 30 reconvening of the House to decide seating amid the Social Credit split led by Real Cacuelle. The key question is whether Giouette and followers form a new party or a split in Social Credit. Speaker Allan MacNaughton flags the historic precedent for third parties. Stanley Knowles for the NDP argues the split creates a new opposition bloc with 17 members.
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House of Commons
Real Cacuelle
Dee
Social Credit Party
Liberal Party
Speaker
Progressive Conservative Party
Socred
Robert Thompson
Diefenbaker
Douglas
NDP
Stanley Knowles
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
UCW Unit 2 Meeting Notes and Upcoming Events
UCW Unit 2 met at Mrs Velma Watsons home. Mrs M J Tamblyn led with scripture prayer and a thanksgiving story. Guest speaker Mrs A Loucks spoke on Why did Jesus not write a Book. October events include Thank Offering November budget turkey dinner and a wedding banquet planning.
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Ucw
Velma Watson
M. J. Tamblyn
Jean Duvall
Jesus
Hilda Wood
Political squabble over Social Credit split in Parliament
Russell C Honey reports Parliament debated whether the Social Credit party divided into two or remained one entity. Heated remarks from Mr. Knowles Mr. Gregoire Real Caouette and Mr. Diefenbaker preceded a unanimous decision to refer the matter to the Standing Committee on Koileagey and Freeton for a constitutional ruling.
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Hansard
Knowles
Social Credit
Gilies Gregoire
Real Caouette
Diefenbaker
Gregoire
Caouette
Russell C, Honey
M.P
Durham
Slides of Barbara Reid trip planned at Kirby United Church
Miss Barbara Reid of Kirby returns from England and the Continent and will show slides at Kirby United Church on Friday October 11 at 8 o clock. Community notes list visits by local residents, church activities at Orono including a bridge club meeting, devotional message, and planning for weddings and a turkey supper at month end.
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Barbara Reid
Kirby
England
Continent
Kirby United Church
Mae Gibbs
Sharon Gibbs
Dunbarton
Hid Graham
Terry
Norman McNally
Bridge Club
Orono
Queen’s Hotel
Colborne
McNally
Tobacco Board seeks Ottawa to guarantee returns for 1963 crop
The Ontario Flue Cured Tobacco Growers Marketing Board asks Ottawa for a deficiency payment style stabilizing support under the Agricultural Stabilization Act. Backed by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture and the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, the request aims to reduce farmer risk and promote orderly export market expansion for a high value labour intensive crop. The board notes the 1963 crop is harvested and believes current indicators show auction prices will be strong, making payments unlikely but the stabilization mechanism prudent.
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Ottawa
Ontario Flue Cured Tobacco Growers’ Marketing Board
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Tobacco Board
Tobacco Marketing Board
Canada
Supporting Hands
The cobbler and a preacher discuss ministry and support as a metaphor for helping others. The speaker links the tale to Saint Matthew and urges the congregation to embrace “supporting hands” in times of change and to thank those who hold our hands in faith.
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B. E. Long
Leskard Sunda
Esse
Sead
Stanley Chapman
Clair
J. W. Nelles
Port Elgin
Port Carling
Mrs. Carman Inch
Parry Sound
Carl Billings
Janice Webster
Bowmanville
Lynn Bailey
C. A. Cumming
Toronto
HANP
Dupont
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