Obituary for Lizzie Ellis Van Norman in Guelph
Mrs Leonard Van Norman died after a long illness in Guelph General Hospital in her 68th year. Born Lizzie Ellis in Milton she spent her early life near Rockwood and Hatsing Leonard Wood in 1908. She moved with her husband to Guelph in 1911 and was a Knox Presbyterian member. Surviving are her widower and two sons Wilbert of Detroit and Lloyd of Preston. Funeral June 10 in Guelph with Rev D Crawford Smith. interment Rothwood Cemetery. pallbearers Donald Ellis Bill Grieves Leonard Cross Wilbert McKersie Wes Walker Jack Milne.
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Leonard van Norman
Guelph Genet Hospital
van Norman
Lizzie ‘Ellis
Milton
Rockwood
Leonard Wood
Guelph
Knox Presbyterian Church
Leonard van. Norman
Wilbert
Detroit
Lloyd
Preston
D. Crawford Smith
McLanaghan Wall
Rothwood Cemetery
Donald Ellis
Bill Grieves
Leonard Cross
Wilbert McKersie
Wes Walker
Jack Milne
Soils Field Day Highlights Ontario Regional Research Station
A joint field day by Soil and Crop Improvement Association for Halton Haldimand Lincoln Peel Welland and Wentworth counties will showcase results from a regional research station near Cayuga in Haldimand County. The event Friday July 8 begins at 1 pm with C D Graham deputy minister of Agriculture opening the program and buses planned for Halton delegates.
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Department of Soils and ‘Agricultural Engineering
Ontario Agriculture College
Cayuga
Haldimand County
Halton
Haldimand
Lincoln
Peel
Wellang
Wentworth
Guelph
Soil and Crop Improvement Association
ER. Legsworth
Halton Association
C. D. Graham
Ontario
Correlation Between Cattle Type and Production Investigated
The study by J. B. Stone of the O A C using 1500 cows indicates a link between dairy cow production and type ratings. Holsteins dominated all groups with varying scores from Excellent to Good, suggesting production and type correlate despite prior beliefs. Butterfat testing is emphasized as a key factor in milk sale returns, with warnings against neglect in breeding programs.
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Acros
J. B. Stone
Department of Animal Husbandry
O.ac
Stone
Pius”, Co
George Raithbur
Rainby
Association
Daughters of Holsters
Halton Junior Farmers win at Guelph Field Day sports
Halton and Waterloo counties tied for 55 points at the O A C campus event with awards across events. Leonard Thompson and Don Johnson led the horse shoe team to bronze and crest. Waterloo beat Halton in softball and Halton girls won the field day softball title. Marilyn May and Betty May delivered decisive doubles in the tenth inning to lift Halton girls to the championship victory over Perth.
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Guelph
O.A.C
Halton
Waterloo
Leonard Thompson
Acton
Don Johnson
Milton
Helen Heslop
Peel County
Nvith Howsen Ruddell
Memory Hall
C.N.E
Royal
Roy Forg
Marjone Segsworth
David Pelletterio
Butch” Martin
John Willmott
John Patterson
Lloyd Wilsan
Grey County
Oxford
Ontario
Halton Girls
Earl McDowell
Perth County
Wentworth
Hake Cat
Iamues
Perth
Haltom
Doreen Ford
Marilyn May
Sister Betty
Audrey Vivian
Joan McCarron
Marion Ford
Jean Bennett
Betty Anderson
Doreen Patterson
Betty May
Eva Sullivan
Shirley Downs
Evelyn Booth
Halton Entries At Dairy Day Compete In Quality Milk
Teams from 15 counties competed at Ontario Dairy Days in Kemptville with Halton represented by Jean Peterson and Roy Ford. The Halton team placed fifth in the Quality Milk Competitions, while Peterboro County won the team title and the Dairy Maid and Dairy Mary awards.
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Ontario
Kemptville Agricultural School
Halton County
Jean Peterson
Halton Junior Farmers
Roy Ford
Tressurer
Halton
Peterboro County
Retarded Children's Aid Society to Build Second School
The newly formed Retarded Children's Aid Society announces a second school for deficient children. The group also plans to send a teacher to Montreal for specialized courses.
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ST John'’S, Mfid
Service at Halton Centennial Manor by Rev J L Blair
On Sunday June 19 the chapel service at Halton Centennial Manor was conducted by Rev J L Blair of St Pauls United church Milton. Accompanied by Mrs D Galloway and Mrs Murray Hayward with Miss Joy Hayworth they sang a duet The Lord is My Shepherd. Blair read Acts chapter nine and preached on The Four Roads.
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J. Blair
Death of William J. Cowper longtime Guelph CPR station agent
William John Cowper former station agent at Guelph Junction for about 20 years died Monday morning June 20 in Guelph General Hospital after a heart ailment since 1950. Born Thamesford Ontario he lived in Guelph township and married Berna Langridge in Preston in 1921. He attended St. David's Church Campbellville and is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs. R. L. Reid and two grandchildren. Funeral was held June 22 in Guelph with interment at Blair Cemetery.
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Guelph
Canadian Pacific Railway
William John Cowper
Guelph General Hospital
Mr. Cowper
Thamesford
Ontario
Guelph Township
Berna Beatrice Langridge
Preston
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
Cowper
R. L. Reid
Blair Cemetery
Blair
Ont
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Lands Halton
Dairy Day
Optometrist
Douglas St
Mr. and
Mrs. H. Deders
Dominion. Hotel
Mackay
Gravenhurst
Burks Falls
Bracebridge
Harold
Wiles
Halton Centennial Manor
Guelph Junction
Quebec Iving
Saguenay River
Horace Tomlinson
Bram Telephone
Archdekin
Snelgrove
Modernaires Orchestra
Robert D. “Buckner
Wellington ST
Sparks
Doug Manning
Sates
Sewice
FORD
Thompson Motors Act
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