Eleanor Sarseuse remembered for leadership in Junior Farmer and Folk School work
Eleanor Sarseuse of Norfolk County farm Waterford is celebrated for long service to the Junior Farmer movement and later to senior groups. She led county and provincial junior bodies, served on boards, and became Ontario Folk School Council fieldman helping organize folk schools across the province.
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Junior Farmer News
Eleanor Sarseuse
Junior Farmer Organization
Eleanor
Ontario Folk School Conncil
Norfolk County
KHR
Waterford
Haven
Freanor
Norfolk County Junior Institute
Junior Farmer Exchange
Great Britain
County Fair Board
Simcoe Little Theatre
Junior Farmers Association
Ont. Federation of Agriculture
Fwio Farm Radio Forum
Ont. Folk School Council
Ont. Dept. of Education and Agriculture
Folk School
Fort Qu’Appelle
Sask
Salax Prince Sent to Kemptville Halton Holstein Show Leader
Salax Prince eight years old, a top white Holstein sire owned by R. C. Alexander, is sold to the Eastern Ontario Artificial Insemination Unit in Kemptville. He has notable Halton and CNE credentials and produced high milking records in his progeny, with daughters averaging 11,200 pounds of milk and 404 pounds of butterfat as two year olds. New sire Rosafe Commander will follow, continuing the line with Rosafe Shamrock Heather and ABC Spaarock BR progeny boosting the herd’s all produce outcomes.
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R. C. Alexander
Halton
Ontario
Kemptville
CNE
Alexholme
RC. Alexander
Ashgrove
V. G
G. P
Milton
Prince
Rosafe
Rosafe Shamrock Heather
ABC Spaarock BR
Dana
Heath- Skull¢alf
Gerald Holder Heads Peel Medical Co-op Meeting
Gerald Holder of Caledon Fast was elected president at the Peel Co-Op annual meeting in Snelgrove Hall attended by many members. The secretary Charles Barrett reported a surplus for the year and over eleven thousand dollars paid to hospitals in prepaid care, a record for the organization.
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Gerald Holder
Caledon
Peel Co-Op Nnal
Snelgrove Hall
Charles Barrett
Peel County
Medical Services Federation
Udetasils
Paul Meehan
Federation
Peel
Lorne Evans
Bruce County Cooperative Medical Services
Bruce
Bruce County
Peel Medical Services
Clarence Anderson
J. P. Deane
Elmer Newhouse
Fred McDougall
G. Holder
J. N. Cameron
Charice Barrett
P. Dick
Heavy Showers Boost Prospects for Hay and Grain
Heavy showers over the past week revived meadows and pastures and point to a crop better than normal for hay. Spring grains also gained strength, with seeds showing better vigor than usual for this season.
Vic Millar Remembered at Halifax Memorial Unveiling
A Georgetown sailor Vic Millar is honoured among 138 Athabaska crew members who died in the 1903 45 war. The Halifax Memorial on Citadel Hill was built by the Imperial War Graves Commission to remember Royal Canadian Navy Army and Merchant Navy dead with no grave. The memorial will be unveiled July 31 by Governor General Vincent Massey.
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Georgetown
Isasc Millar
Athabaska
Vincent Massey
McNabb earns Guernsey silver for outstanding cow
John Y. McNabb of Georgetown receives a Silver Medal Certificate from the Canadian Guernse Breeders association for Cal Jumba Letitia. The cow produced 62,362 pounds of milk and 3,067 pounds of butterfat across seven lactations, averaging 8,000 pounds and 438 pounds per season. Records were set on twice daily milking, mostly within 305 days.
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John Y. McNabb
Georgetown
Guernary Breeders’ Association
Cal Jumba Letitia
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Peel Medical Co-op
Vic Millar
Halifax
Guernsey
Co-Op
Halton Co-Operative
Georgetown Triangle
Leslie M. Frost
Canada
Leslie Frost
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