Thankful notices from Guelph General Hospital helpers
A collection of thank you messages from patients and families in Guelph. Numerous friends neighbors and relatives are thanked for flowers cards kind deeds and support during hospital stays and after bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Douglas
W. J- Hall
Guelph General Hospital
Acton Notes and Briefs Highlight Local Events
Calcium coating eases dust at No 25 plant. Next Monday election day urges voting. Beardmore Co exhibits leathers at Toronto Trade Fair in the Coliseum. Charles Arnold 56 railway man died suddenly after 34 years service in Drumbo. N Baird of Wool Combing Corp Acton featured in Canada’s Sheep and Wool Industry booklet with Acton plant photos. Wanda Rutledge graduate among 92 at Toronto General Hospital School of Nursing convocation. John A Bruce of Acton fined $100 plus costs for driving under suspension and extra $1 costs for headlight taillight offense in Guelph court.
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Charles Arnold
C.N.R
Drumbo
Kitchener
The
Railway
Waterloo
Acton
Clinton
N.baird
Wool Combing Corporation
Canada
Mr. Baird
Wanda Rutledge
Toronto General Hospital School of Nursing
Convocation Hall
University of Toronto
Friends of Town and District
John A. Bruce
Watt
Guelph
Income Tax Supports Free Nation Says Official
A government speaker defends income tax as the cost of living in a free country. He credits taxes with funding institutions and security against hostile forces and notes the tax system financed major wars, keeping the nation financially strong with low unemployment. He suggests any recession would not be severe.
Obituary for Fred Cooper of Acton
Fred Cooper died suddenly last Wednesday at his Acton home at the corner of Bower Avenue and John Street. Born in Baqueaing Township he lived in the district most of his life and once owned Mann fawn, later retiring to town. He leaves his wife Marthe Moore, one brother William, a sister Mrs BH ton, and a daughter who died in infancy. Funeral was conducted by Rev. L. Pickering at Johnstone and Rumsey Funeral Home with interment at Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers included Dar win Cripps J Lambert Robert Lowry A T Brown Fred Cleave and Lome Welch. Floral tributes came from many families and the United Church Ladies. Dominion Day Sports in Acton planned for July 1st by the Acton Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooper
Bower Avenue
John Street
Baqueaing Township
Mr. Cooper
Acton
Hare
E. Bralda
Marthe Moore
William
Mr. Bhton
Margaret Jane
Cooper
United Church
L. Pickering
Johnstone Arl Rumsey
Fairview Cemetery
Darwin Cripps
J. Lambert
Robert Lowry
A. T. Brown
Fred Cleave
Lome Welch
Braida
L. Welch
N. Baird
Ea Denny
A. T. Mann
D. McCutcheon
Norman Viet
Donna
Norman Burns
Ladies of the United Church
Wm. Cooper
Wilds
Read the Label For Best Results In Pest Control
Canada enforces the Post Control Products Act with 1948 registrations. Labels are checked by the Plant Products Division to ensure safe use and effective results. Consumers, farmers, and housewives should read labels carefully and keep products away from children and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Plant Products Division
Son of Rusty at Roxy Theatre Highlights Canine Stars
Rusty the clever canine star, off screen named Flame, headlines Columbia's The Son of Rusty at the Roxy Theatre. Barb Rusty’s mate and a puppy in the title role join the dog performers as the film follows the adventures of a faith filled boy and his faithful dog with Ted Donaldson Tom Powers and Ann Doran in supporting roles.
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Rusty
Strongheart
Roxy Theatre
Columbia
Flame
Barb
Son of
Ted Donaldson
Tom Powers
Ann Doran
Picket Fence Offer and Coal Orders Mentioned
A notice offers a low cost picket fence at under 50 cents per running foot and explains a policy change on coal deliveries this year. It invites readers to place next winter coal orders and ends with a reminder to vote on Monday at the polls.
Group Insurance Protects Income Beyond 13 Weeks in Acton
A notice urges Acton residents with group plans to consider Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association. It explains group benefits end after 13 weeks of sickness or accident and offers a supplemental plan that pays benefits from that point onward for total disability. Inquiries directed to John W. Chapman at 33 McDonald Blvd, Acton, Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association
John W. Chapman
McDonald Blvd
Aston, Ontario
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David Joe
Rev. Pickering
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Eoveee Bros
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J. H. Creighton
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A. G. Martin
Wellington Gardner
Cameron St
W. H. Devlin
Milton
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Gen. C. Brown
Norval
Jersey
J. D. Devlin
Tel
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Miton
A. Pringle
R.R
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Moline
Judson
Skyline
Ford Ferguson and Ferguson
Wood
Tom Hewson
Beth
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New Hampshires
Sussex
Chick Hatcherson Limited
Fergua Ontario
ATB
J. McGeachie
Esquesing
R. F. Evans
Sec
Treas
Brampton P.O. Brown
Alexandra
Montreal
Home Service
Fpamilex
Delorimier
Sisman Thoro-bilts
Pallant’s Clothing Store
Massey - Harris
Clipper
Sporton
Sap
Manning Electric
Mackenzie News
Mackenzie and Son
Georgetown
Ataylore Come
Farnworth Memorials
Flora Ra
Elph, Ont
A. Floyd. Smith
Jeweler
Quebec Street
West Guelph
Province of Ontario
FDS
Province of
Ontario
Department of Public Works
Ottawa
Adelaide St
Minister of Public Works
Canadian National Railway Company
Dominion of Canada
Jom Somerville
Li Etary Demartiment of Public Works