Hope for Victims of Polio Across Canada
Across Canada victims of polio from Newfoundland to British Columbia gain real financial assistance for medical treatment through public support of the Canadian March of Dimes and the Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis.
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British Columbia
March of Dimes
Canadian Foundation For Poliomyelitis
Fashion hints from Paris and New York shoes
The article notes new shoe styles shown in Paris and New York. Highlights include soft textures, glove leather, asymmetrical cuts with scallops, and a range of colors from butter brown to brighter hues. Slingback pumps with closed toes and flat moccasin styles appeal to young moderns, plus jeweled satin or crepe evening slippers and glamorous horse shoes gain popularity.
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Paris
New York
Thomas Guthrie Obituary of Crewson's Corners Resident
Thomas Park Guthrie of Crewson's Corners died suddenly at Guelph General Hospital on January 14 1953 at about 80 years old. He was born in Faser borough Scotland and lived in Acton Saskatchewan and Minnesota before settling east of Acton and moving to Crewson's Corners. He leaves wife Margaret Stuart Markle sons Hector and Douglas Acton Toronto and two grandchildren Barbara and Jerry predeceased by a daughter and another son. Funeral service from Victor 8 B Rumley Funeral Home conducted by Rev R H Armstrong with pallbearers and floral tributes listed.
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Guelph General Hospital
Fairview Cemetery
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Crewson's Corners
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Hector
Toronto Douglas
Acton
Barbara
Jerry
Lynd Smith
Robert Turner
George Ingles
A. McDonald
N. Armstrong
Darwin Cripps
Roy Hansen
John Williams
Tom Gordon
Douglas McDonald
Roy Wright
John Corwell
Robi. Turner
Nelson Lambert
Struthers
Chester Meek
Fraser Plummer
Alex McDonald
Kenneth McDonald
Neighbours
Ray and
Leslie Wright
Toronto
Hydro
Tororonto
Albert Baldwin
Hugh McCaskill
Men of the
Gordon Construction Co
Esquesing Township Reeve Forms 1953 Board at First Meeting
George Currie and William Schenk sworn in as councilors. Wilfrid Bird deputy reeve and other appointments made. Reeve authorized to borrow 70000 to cover current expenses and to seek 58014.55 subsidy from the Department of Highways. Various fire area and conservation appointments assigned. Snow plowing contract awarded pending highway approval. Hospital relief and numerous small claims listed. total ad valorem taxes and $40000 in claims noted. Relief accounts of 9315 paid.
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Esquesing
Wilfrid Bird
Linham
George Currie
William ‘Schenk
Department of Highways
George Leslie
Grand Valley Conservation Authority
Milton
William Schenk
Georgetown
Wilrid Bird
Walter Linham
Acton
Nassagawega
D. Wendover and Son
Haiton County
Bell Telephone Co
H.E. P
Ace Bailey
Clare Wilson
John Verlis
Norval
C_S Bailey
J. Costigan
John Lawson
Chas. Sheppard
Terra Cotta
EB. Mainprize
Harold Deforest
C. Deforest
Fred Williamson
Philip Roffey
C. May
Hornby
Murray May
K. Jackson
Gordon Clow
James Strele
Ed. Robertson
Homby
Chas. Deforest
John Chisholm
Frank Jones
Ted Moyse
Angelo Bassu
Ilton Heights
Guide
Allan Morley
William Anderson
New Farm Leaders Debated At 569 Forum Night
On January 12 1953 569 Forums asked Where are the new farm leaders Many forums ranked the Junior Farmers organization first while other efforts included short courses folk schools leadership training 4H clubs calf clubs Junior Institutes public speaking contests and farm forums Local agriculture representatives were praised for developing leaders.
John Wayne stars in The Quiet Man at Roxy Theatre
John Wayne portrays an Irish born Yank who fights for happiness in John Ford's Technicolor drama The Quiet Man. The Republic release plays one full week starting February 16 at the Roxy Theatre.
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John Wayne
John
Guelph Born Singer Seeks High Award On Radio
Misa Antonelli a 19 year old Guelph born pianist singer from a musical family will perform on Singing Stars of Tomorrow on Sunday January 25. Now in Kitchener she studies at the Royal Conservatory in Toronto and has won festival honors in the Guelph Kitchener region. Her father Nick Antonelli a musician teaches piano and accordion and has performed in Acton. She has been encouraged by Dr Edward Johnson former general manager of the Metropolitan Opera.
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Singing Stars of Tomorrow
Kitchener
Misa Antonelli
Nick Antonelli
Acton
Edward Johnson
Metro- Palltan Opera Company
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