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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
2
Clarke Township School Board discussed a centennial Canada project to beautify school fronts with lawns flowers and shrubs. It would teach respect for property and the three R's while engaging students in a meaningful community effort.
The Canadian Medical Association favors immediate Medicare for the uninsured and unable to pay, while denouncing compulsory Medicare due to insufficient personnel and facilities. Critics argue both approaches yield similar end results under current limits, suggesting possible propaganda or inconsistent stance.
The new direct dialing system from Community Telephone Company went into operation early Sunday, improving communications in Orono and district. Party lines were divided, service began with minimal disruption, and subscribers praise the modern system after the Orono Telephone Company was sold to Community Telephone.
The Board of Governors held its inaugural meeting to choose a name for the new College of Applied Arts and Technology for Area 4. Officers elected were Stewart B.R. Alger as chairman and Gordon W. Riehl as vice-chairman.
Seventy two people received chest x rays with one new tuberculosis register addition and one non tuberculosis death. Four training sessions were attended by the Medical Officer of Health before mass screening. Tuberculin testing of school children began on September 26. Seventeen clinics saw 27 children complete the initial Quad vaccine series and 39 receive a reinforcing dose. Thirty nine children got their primary smallpox dose. A total of 117 children attended Child Health conferences. Public health nurses made 44 visits to cases and 46 visits to contacts, plus nine nursing visits to one tuberculosis case. Clinics were organized by nurses at sub office locations with referrals from family physicians.
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