Acton Cambridge Area Notes Hospital and Visit Highlights
Local residents report patients in Galt General Hospital and Toronto General Hospital. Families and friends, including Miss Mary Chalmers and Mr. Jimmie Crockett, visited Acton and Georgetown on weekends. A motor trip to Florida ended for Elliott, while Hawthorne remains in Guelph General Hospital for wrist treatment. Mrs. Lambert mourns her sister’s death in Guelph.
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Jimmie Crockett
Baby Paul
Toronto
Johnstons
William Coon
Ajax Engineering
Kansas City
Ernie Lawson
Guelph General Hospital
Acton
Howard Lambert
Thomas Lambert
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Guelph
R. Elliott
C. G. Elliott
E. Hawthorne
Heart disease deaths in Canada top the annual toll
The Canadian Heart Association notes heart and blood vessel diseases now account for about 50 000 deaths per year in Canada. They affect nearly half of those over 50 and kill three times as many as cancer and eight times as tuberculosis. Also tips on getting unstuck from mud note using second gear and careful tire pressure.
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Canadian Heart Association
Canada
When Polio Strikes at Home Do What Doctors Advise
Doctors say poliomyelitis should be treated in hospital with good medical care to prevent or correct deformities. Some may become permanently paralyzed. Do not trust promises of cures for these cases.
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Implements
A public auction at the Trafalgar area farm located 4 miles west on No 5 Highway will sell farm stock implements hay grain and furniture. Items include horses harness cattle poultry oats seeds hay farm tools dairy equipment and household goods. Auctioneers Geo Currie. Clerk b-37-2.
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Co. F. Ford
Trafalgar
Durham
M.H
Harrow
Chatham
Beatty
Williams
Nsw
Hindley
Elliott
Geo Currie
Prevalent AScolds Canadian mental health report
The Canadian Mental Health Association reports that poor mental health is the top health and welfare issue in Canada. It notes extreme mental illness ties to about 60 000 hospital beds, with nervous disorders being five times as common as these extreme cases and as widespread as the common cold.
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The
Canadian Mental Health Association
Canada
Canadians benefit from Red Cross blood plasma transfusions
Since the war 441000 Canadians have received free transfusions of whole blood plasma from the Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service.
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Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service
Panthers Claim Leads in Floor Hockey Standings
Emmerson Baxter leads the current scoring race as Panthers top the standings. Team notes show Rockets and Wildcats in pursuit with Derren and Marvel among the top point getters. Bets on weekly totals highlight Cox, Bowen, and Jones contributing for their squads.
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Emmerson Baxter
Rocketa
Dopkey Dem
Nithern
Thed
Derren Teat
Gallon
Con Tay
Marvel
Martithern
Tigers
Gurrera
Wildeatn Rockets
Inp
Bitneraon Taxter
Hab Coxe
Winyre Hidiey
Donsht Wilda
Bol Wokiman
Ele ‘Thovnrinaay
Leslie Jones
Peter Lawnen
Wayne Cunley
Cary Daw Kinin
Mtlal
Jackie Mater
Flrat
Gary Dawklin
Rockets
Ken Helfer
Coventry Cathedral Files Big Window Commission
The Coventry Cathedral Reconstruction Committee selects the Royal College of Art to design ten large nave windows 70 feet high to replace wartime losses. The windows will depict Emats journey through fire amid a major postwar rebuilding effort. The Canadian Red Cross Society sent Greece 206 015 hundred-weight bags of four milled wheat donated by the government last year.
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Coventry Cathedral
Royal College of Art
Emat
Ian
Greece
Canadian Red Cross Society
Concert To Aid Flood Victims Plans Outline Fund Closure
The Acton Flood Relief Fund announces closure on March 21. A benefit concert is planned with proceeds aiding flood victims. The event will take place at the Story Theatre on Sunday March 20 featuring a band lineup.
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Acton
Comparites
Moudwhiel
Story Theatre
Band Mile
Nolulata
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