Canadian Army officer Lt-Col Roger Guyot dies in Toronto
Lt-Col Roger F S L Guyot, head of the Canadian Army personnel selection unit for Central Command, died Monday morning May 28 after a heart attack at his Toronto home. Born in Ghent, Belgium, he served in World War I, spent four years as a prisoner, came to Canada in 1922, and held posts in Regina, London, Orillia, Toronto and Camp Borden. He was recently promoted and survived by his wife Isabel, a son Roger M Guyot, a daughter Vivienne Nixon, and three grandchildren.
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Roger F. S. L. Guyot
Central Command
Jarvis St
Toronto
Georgetown
Glen Williams
A. F. Jack
St. Alban's Anglican Church
Kenneth Richardson
Ghent
Belgium
Col Guyot
Wiesbaden
Germany
Canada
Regina
London
Orillia
Camp Borden
Col. Guyot
Mexican Light and Power Co
Guyot
Isabel Jordan
Roger M. Guyot
Vivienne
George M. Nixon
Vancouver
B.C
Bus Tours Back With Seed Industry Exhibit Highlights
For the first time farmers may see modern seed cleaning grading and testing equipment. Bus tours return this year allowing visitors to view points of interest without long walking. The tour includes the Hydrology Station demonstrating erosion problems and their control.
Surprise Party Held for Mrs. B James by Sister
Beryle Pattenden hosted a Monday evening gathering for her sister Mrs. B James on May 28. Guests included Norma Olney Dorothy Olney Mrs Cy Wilson and Debbie. Mrs Wilfred Lavoie and Mrs Jack Lavoie traveled to Moncton New Brunswick with Bob Lavoie on holiday from Moncton where he serves with the Air Control Branch of the Department of Transport.
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Beryle Pattenden
B. James
Norma
Dorothy Olney
Cy Wilson
Debbie
Wilfred Lavoie
Jack Lavoie
Moncton
New Brunswick
Bob Lavoie
Air Control Branch
Department of Transport
Farm and Home Week at Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario Agricultural College hosts Farm and Home Week June 12 to 15 with exhibits on homemaking from Macdonald Institute and a large livestock and farm technology program. Tuesday is Women’s Institute Day offering demonstrations in cooking sewing and home management. The new Field Crops Research Laboratory opens to the public.
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Ontario
Ontario Agricultural College
Women's Institute
Women's Institutes
Macdonald Institute
Warm Memorial Hall
Gattinger Addresses Halton Milk Producers on UN Anniversary
F A Gattinger told Halton Milk Producers at Stewarttown that the United Nations has grown since its early days and may approach world government. Toronto Milk Producers' secretary manager Wm Wilmot noted strong pressure from cheese factory shippers to enter the Toronto market.
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F. A. Gattinger
Halton
Stewarttown
Gattinger
University of Saskatchewan
Ontario Veterinary College
United Nations
League of Nations
Toronto
Wm. Wilmot
Toronto Milk Producers’ Association
Wilmot
Western
Ontario
Wm. Hoyles
Toronto Association
Ontario Whole Milk League
F. C. Hunter
Toronto Board
George Pelletterio
Halton Association
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Albert and Murdock Sts
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Shirk
United Suburban Gas CO. Ltd
Kerrigan Chiropractic
John Street
Acton
Gene Green
Frank Buchanan
Wes Fiebig
Nip Shipway
W. G
Bill) Bell
Hugh Dickie
Harry Moss
Frank Anderson
Len Wilson
Roger Guyot
North Bay
Parry Sound
Huntsville
Corner
Main
Halton Co-Operative Supplies
Don Smith
Norval
THE
Georgetown Herald
Brampton Monument Works
C. Allan
Queen St. West
Brampton
Tom Nicol
Tom Haines
Co-Op
Milton
Ness
Farm News
J. E.W
Bets Commercial & Domestic Beatty
Rae Male al Aa
Mill Street
Travel
England
John R. Barber
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