Baby dies after fall in Hull Quebec family note
David Egan Young age unknown son of Sgt and Mrs Alan Young of Hull Quebec and grandson of Mr and Mrs E E Young of Peterborough died suddenly after a fall though a doctor found no serious injury earlier in the day His father and grandparents are former residents of Georgetown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Egan Young
Alan Young
Hull
Quebec
E. E. Young
Peterborough
Resi’dants
Georgetown
Decoration Day Crowds Warm Weather Legion Observes
Legion Notes recaps Decoration Day crowds on the hottest day of the year. Henry Shepherd organized parade, Archdeacon Thompson led service, Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs praised for endurance, flowers donated by Bill Bradley, and music by the Pipe Band. Also reports on housing talk, dart trophy, pool table donation, zone meeting, and summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shepherd
M.B.E
Archdeacon
WG. O. Thompson
Acton Legion
Legion
John R. Barber
Acton
Dutch McCartney
Tom Grieve
Bronte
Milton Jersey Wins Gold Certificate for Xenia Cow
Lin dale X Xenia, a Milton Jersey cow from Maurice C. Beaty's Lindale herd, earned a ton of gold certificates after recording 2,088 pounds of fat across four tests from 1946 to 1950 and a 305 day yield of 10,761 pounds of milk and 642 pounds of fat at age nine. She is dam to top show animals performing at Royal and other fairs in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Lindale X Xenia
Maurice C. Beaty
Milton
Xenia
Lindale
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Herald
W. H. Kentner & Son
Legion Notes
L.M.C
Boy Scouts
Branch
W. F
Bill” Bradley
T. F. Grieve
Auxiliary
Bradley
Jack Armstrong
Reg Ryall
Lst
Fred Knight
Atien
Gew
Normandy Borrovard
Churchill, Crescent
Galvin
Elmer Thompson
Branch 120
John R. Barber Insurance and Travel Agency
Colonel Straight
Islington
Legion Hall
Chubby
Jack Ruddy
Canada
Seagram's
House of Seagram
Dominion
the House of Seagram
Lunenberg
Germany
Broughton Murgeck
Albert Tost
Schultz
Fred Schultz
Opteux & M Pair
Eglinton W
Bill Howe
Huttonville
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