Auction Sales Continued at Cowmbins Burlington Farm Implements
Auction of farm machinery tools and household goods at Burlington Newton Township lists Ferguson and Massey tractors and several implements including combines grain elevators and wagons. Sale starts 1 PM with cash on sale day and no reserve. owner not liable for accidents. WM. A. oe Auctioneer and Fred Baptie clerk.
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Combine
Ferguson Wo
Massey Arms
McCormick Deering
Ferguson
Ferguson Mounted
Chalmer
All Crap Combine
T.C
Massey Morris
New Holland
WM. A
Lipa Es
Fred Baptie
Merry Maidens Study Vitamins and Meal Minutes
Members review vitamin notes and dietary tips during a meeting. Norma rereads minutes, Nettle and Tryssenaar discuss vitamins and disease prevention, Mire and McCulloch present on using leftovers decoratively, and base members prepare a foamy omelette.
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Norma
Nettle
Tryssenaar
McCulloch
Complete Dispersal of Dairy Herd Near Erin Ontario
The sale, on Tuesday April 3 at 10 p.m., offers 0 cows and balance of heifers of various ages from the Lor WO farm, 9th Line Esquesing, near Erin. Sires include Marden Moote King and lines from BR D Graham and Charlie Fox herds. Equipment includes Surge Milking machine and Laval electric cream separator. Frank Petch, Georgetown, auctioneer. Terms: cash.
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Erin
Glen Williams
Marden Moote King
Charlie Fox
Guelph
BR. D. Graham
CR. D. Graham
Champion
Laval
Finance Firm Opens Office in Van Gils Building
Offi Opence Atlantic Finance Company will open a new office in the Van Gils apartment building on Mill Street. The move expands local banking services and adds jobs in the area.
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Offi Opence Atlantic, Finance Company
van Gils
Mill Street
Smith Griffin 95th Birthday in Acton Community
Smith Griffin longtime Acton area farmer and cattle breeder celebrated his 95th birthday with a church gathering hosted by Churchill Church. A life member of the Acton Fall Fair Board he is known as a showman who works daily on the homestead with his son Harold. The elder Griffin, honored by the congregation on his 90th birthday, enjoyed games and family congratulations during the weekend and Tuesday celebration.
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Acton
Smith) Griffin
The
Churchill Ueew
Horm
RR 2
Birth of Daughter for Jhilts-Ene and Betty Hills
Mr and Mrs Jhilts-Ene announce the birth of a daughter at Guelph General Hospital on Wednesday April 14 1965.
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Ene
Betty Hills
Alfinby
Guelph General Hospital
New Judge Sprague’s Father-in-Law Has Long Free Press Ties
Alan B. Sprague was sworn in as Hatton county court judge in a ceremony with local flavor. Attendee Joe Lake, 80, former Acton Free Press back shop worker, editor and long time Powassan mayor, recalled a 60 year newspaper career and connections to Acton, Georgetown, and the North Hatton area. He cited Moore, Ditts, and city band days as memories from the Acton period.
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Hatton
Alan B. Sprague
Belleville
Spragne
Joe Lake
Acton
Lake
Acton Free Press
HL P Moore
Orillia
Seaforth
Georgetown
Starf
Georgetown Herald
Powassan, Ont
Powassan News
Powassan
North Halton
H Po Moore
Mr. Moore
Mer. Lake
Charlie Mason
Mary Abraham
G. A. Ditts
Free Press
Laundromat Slug Racket Reported on Mall Street
Swindlers operate a slug racket at Easy era ane Mall Street coin machine. Victims reported about fiuds taken in change after quarters sized slugs were inserted.
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Mall Street
TY Pers
Georgetown Chorus Wins at Stratford Competition
Georgetown Barber Shop Chorus placed fourth among 16 groups at Stratford contests. Members from Acton include Jim Pope Gordon Currie John Barr Gordon Thompson and Chris Jensen. Director Duncan Thanswon notes funds support affliction aid and the motto We sing That wheel Shall Speak.
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Fond Fustives of Arms
Georgetown Barbershop
Georgetown
Acton
Jim Pope
Gordon Currie
John Barr
Gordon Thompson
Chris Jensen
Duncan Thasnwon
Georgetown Group
Ontario Broiler Marketing Plan Endorsed by Producers
Ontario Vara Products Marketing Board announced approval of a proposed marketing plan. Of 344 producers voting, 64.9 percent backed the plan. Lingala County saw 93 in favor to 7 against from 162 ballots, while Waterino County reported 65 votes with a 7 to 8 margin in favor.
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Gatario
Ontario Vara Products Marketing Board
Lingala
Waterino County
Last Dance Set for April 24 by Acton Square Dancers
The Last Dance of the current aeries will be held April 24 at Exciter Square. Attendees from Acton and district were encouraged by last dame and organizers hope for a larger turnout to form a club in the fall. The Royal York Hotel in Toronto hosts the International Convention May 6 and 7 with Mr and Mrs Harris Roe attending. Acton square dancers may travel to watch. Cancer Month prompts volunteer canvassers.
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Acton and District
Jes
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Toronto and Distrit Square Dance Association
Mn Haris Roe
Acton Square Danners
When You Turn 19 You Must Get Individual Insurance
A notice explains that at age 19 you lose parental hospital insurance coverage and must obtain an individual policy within 30 days. Apply using forms available at banks hospitals or from the Commission.
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Commission
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Carnars
GF. Gunn
C.M.P
Ore Marle Bruce
Sandra Blyth
Gunn
Fred Anthony
Peter Teylor
Jim
Burlington
Cowmbins
Baler
L. Ww. Laing
Netwon
Milian
Otace
Maxeey Harris
John Deere
Spiece
General
Merry Maidens
Foster
Frank Petch
A. Kl
Riemer Eee Company
Mer Aes
Wil
Stratford
Volunteeer
Ontario Hospital
Ontarie Monprtal Yeunde
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