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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 17, 1968

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Clearing Auction Sale at Nodwell Homestead Farm

Auction of farm equipment antiques and misc items from the Nodwell estate at The Homestead Farm Erin Township Hillsburgh near Erin on Saturday April 26 starting 12 noon. Tractors implements dairy gear furniture and antiques include Allis Chalmers tractors New Idea spreaders threshing machine and a 1984 Chevy half ton truck with a wide range of tools and household goods. Cash with no reserve and removal by April 27. farm rented. sale conducted by Max Storey Auctioneer Rockwood with J McIntyre and H Royce as clerks.

M. C. Nodwell Erin Two Hillsburgh Allis Chalmers Alls Chalmers Iitcoth Power Ditt Cultivatok Cockahille New Idea Idea Rake, PLC

Farm auction at Esquesing township Lot 9 sale day April 20

A major farm equipment and cattle sale occurs Saturday April 20 at 12 30 p m on Highway 25 north of Milton and south of Acton Lot 9 Concession 2 Esquesing Township features Jersey Ayrshire Holstein and Hereford cattle including bred cows heifers calves and a range of implements such as Massey Ferguson tractors Massey Harris machinery grain drills mowers binders and grinders plus milking equipment and scales Terms are cash with no reserve, nothing to be removed until settled for, lunch on grounds, owner and auctioneer not responsible for accidents.

Jersey Ayrshire Guernsey

Rotary club gathering features past steak fries and Christmas parties

Stides of past steak fries and Christmas parties were shown Rotary club members at their meeting Tuesday. Ron Lewis presented the series with pictures over the years. A spring dance is planned for May 10 at the Music Centre. Gord McKeown welcomed new floral designer member George Gletlater, inducted by Ted Hansen. Rotarian Percy Frid from Guelph was introduced by acting fellowship chairman Roe Lewin, standing in for Jim Ledger. The after dinner singsong was led by Mr. McKeown with Mr. Hansen on piano, and seven members were present.

Rotary Citb Ron Lewis George Gletlater Ted Hansen Percy Frid Guelph Roe Lewin Jim Ledger Mr. McKeown Mr. Hansen

Town Council Debates School Budget and Rebate

Councillor Drinkwalter pushes to cut school requisitions amid rising district costs. Reeve and others clash over salary parity and grant funding as a key motion to forego raises fails. Debate highlights tension between town finances and school board remuneration.

Drinkwalter St. Eigure Anduigtrys No. 1 Budk Oakes Councill

Council Defers $2000 Chambers Renovation Plan

Budget committee last week rejected plans to embellish council chambers at a cost of $2000. Councillor C Perry forecast the move and led to a deferral, with the mayor and deputy reeve expressing intent to postpone until next year. Perry and McKenzie opposed the motion which defeated the proposal amid ongoing tension over the project.

C. Perry Perry Tyler McKenzie

Easter services at St Joseph's draw overflow crowd

Father Farrell S. J. of the Society of Jesus and Father W. J. Morgan aided at St. Joseph's Church during Maundy Thursday through Easter Sunday. The Easter Mass overflowed the church with attendees standing outside.

Farrell S. J Society of Jesus Ignatius College Guelph W. J. Morgan St. Joseph's Church

Final sermon ends Holy Week service at Knox

A large Thursday congregation attended the final Holy Week service at Knox. Rev. Clayton Searle delivered his last sermon in the three part series. Rev. Nanley Gammon and Rev. S Thoman led the service as Trinity and Christian Reformed Church choirs joined in song, with Dr. George Elliott on the organ.

Knox Clayton Searle Nanley Gammon S Thoman Trinity The Christian Reformed Church George Elliott

Companies liable for employee pollution under Ontario law

A Halton county judge ruled that companies are responsible for pollution caused by employees acting within the scope of employment. Oakville firm Industrial Tankers Ltd. was fined $200 after an June 18, 1967, incident where about 10 gallons leaked from a truck, running across a farm lot into Morrison Creek. The judge noted the OWRC Act bans discharges that harm water quality and found the firm could have taken greater precautions, though the truck’s tank exhibit remains unclear. An October trial previously found the driver not guilty. appeals were noted.

Ontario Halton Oakville Industrial Tankers Ltd Ontario: Water Resources,Commiscaion Xet Alan Elahk Morrizon Creek OWRC Sprague Trom Maglalate Kenneth M. Jon Jase K. Mewithiama Abelxion

County Grants Total 1968 Allocations Across Welfare, Agriculture and Fairs

Halton County approves a 1968 grant package totaling 50 000 dollars for welfare organizations. The distribution includes capital grants to the Halton Museum centennial building and North Halt on sheltered workshop for adult retardates, plus line items for Salvation Army, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, and multiple local fair boards.

North Halton St. John Ambulance Navy League of Canada John Howard Society of Ontario Canadian Mental Health Association

Bicycle found dumped in creek report

A girl's bike was reported stolen from the Robert Little area last Monday and found damaged in a creek the following Thursday. The incident was logged as malicious damage with the OP.P.

Robert Little

Tachometer theft reported by Newbury on Main Street

Newbury told police a tachometer was stolen from his car parked by his home on Main Street. The item valued at about 50 dollars. The incident occurred on Monday April 15.

David. Newbury Main St the Inc

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