The following is an edit from the Document entitled
Ottawa Valley ASHRAE Chapter "50 Years of History"
compiled by Frank
Bann et al., June 2000
The first meeting of the 1964-65 season was held on October 20th 1964 at the Cathay House with President Don McKeen presiding.
The meeting was attended by 53 members and 7 guests. Jake Klassen was congratulated for his election as Region’s representative to the National Nominating Committee. Ian Paterson gave instructions to the new executive in what to do in case of an atomic attack. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Bob Rabjohn of the Trane company, Toronto. His topic was "Absorption Refrigeration".
At November’s meeting John Kennedy submitted the audited Treasurer's report which showed a bank balance of $1,843.15. The speaker for the evening was Mr. Bell on the "history of the reciprocating compressor".
At May’s meeting the following slate of Officers were elected in by the members:
President - G. Goodkey
Vice-President - A. Oakes
Secretary - J. Kennedy
Treasurer - G. McRae
Board of Governors - B. Legare, G. Carscallen, & E. Fedelson
President Don McKeen thanked the various committees and executive for their help and turned the gavel over to the incoming president Gord Goodkey. President Gord Goodkey then presented past president Don McKeen with a certificate of appreciation and the past president's pin.
Key Dollar Value in this period
Lester B. Pearson
1963-1968
=
0.92 dollar U.S.
Georges-Philéas Vanier
1959-1967
Key Events in this period
MacDonald-Cartier bridge under construction
Tokyo - Closing of 18th Summer Olympic Games; Canada takes home one gold medal
Toronto - Dave Skrien’s British Columbia Lions beat Hamilton Tiger Cats 34-24 to win 52nd Grey Cup game
Canadian Maple Leaf flag makes its debut on Parliament Hill
Operation "Rolling Thunder" begins over Viet Nam
1965.05.01
Montreal Canadians win the Stanley Cup
April 17 Chicago 2 Montreal 3
April 20 Chicago 0 Montreal 2
April 22 Montreal 1 Chicago 3
April 25 Montreal 1 Chicago 5
April 27 Chicago 0 Montreal 6
April 29 Montreal 1 Chicago 2
May 1 Chicago 0 Montreal 4
During this season the NHL adopts a rule requiring that two goalies be suited up for every game. The rule is introduced due to the long waiting time for spare goalies to do pads and warm up.