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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
6
Classified rates detail charges for word ads, display, and memorial notices. A birth announces Deval Rural Jr born at St Joseph's Hospital in Guelph on August 6 1964 to Mr and Mrs Will Rural Jr, a brother for Carolyn and Reveris.
Thankful for the many cards flowers fruit and gifts sent by friends during illness in the hospital and after returning home. Grateful for the cheerful visits and warm support during recovery.
A collection of loving memorials for relatives with dates in August and 1950s, noting loss and enduring memory. Messages honor a mother, father, wife, and husband with family sign-offs including names like Cunningham Massey Snow and others.
An invitation announces a presentation honoring Mr and Mrs Mac Sproul at Ballinatad Hall on Friday August 18. A separate notice invites attendance at Ballinatad Community Centre for a wedding celebration, with activities listed at Hail Park on Saturday August 8 and family entertainment by local sponsors.
Wanted items include used business college textbooks. Call 853 0047 to arrange pickup or sale. Local ad seeks buyers and sellers for needed study materials.
Incoherent job notices promise Avon cosmetics selling roles and sales positions. The text lists several firms and contact points in Canada and the United States, with references to commissions and recruitment for women and young men, alongside vague figures and obscure addresses.
An advertisement offers a 14 room apartment house for 5000 dollars, described as not a mundown property in good condition and currently rented with gross income over 4000 dollars. Also listed is an attractive 2 bedroom bungalow near town centre with full price 4200 dollars and rentless carrying potential.
Auction notice for Elliott and Holmes auctioneers listing a wide assortment of farm equipment tools furniture appliances and household goods to be sold for cash with no reserve. Sale date near end of month at a Millerton area farm with items including stoves beds chairs garden tools and poultry equipment.
Applications will be received until 4.00 pm Thursday September 10 for the position of Clerk Manager for the Town of Mil tors.
Local ad offers floor refinishing with sanding and edge work provided or equipment rental for do it yourself projects. J B Frank invites contact at 853 2040 and lists address 47 Frederick Street Acton.
cattle and calves including Holsteins and crossbreds advance to August 8 sale at Berlanquet Farm lot 28 con 1 four miles south of Eden Mills. Items include 9 calves, 7 brood sows with 86 young, a 1959 Ford tractor, implements, 650 bales hay, household goods, a 1987 V8 Dodge sedan, and farm tools. Cash with clerk. no reserve. owner not liable for sale day accidents.
Low price listing for a building lot on 3S Highway near a school and a large brick house with dairy barn and hog pens. Asking price $20,000 with terms available. down payment required. Property located about 2 miles from town with potential long term value.
In tip top condition with heat on one of the largest town lots and a spring stream through a beautiful garden. Priced at only $11,500 with flexible terms. Enquiries about our listings on homes farms and small properties in and near Acton. We will find a suitable option.
Local discussions in Esquesing town about converting a hall for classroom use amid crowded Stewartlawen School. The proposed trial plan faced delays and uncertain approval as a council reviewed zoning and permitting steps.
A local Nassagaweya WI gathering featured talks on poison prevention and civic duties. Mrs Chapman Taths on Polron outlined press support while Mrs Norrish discussed Porweny and audience questions followed with a luncheon hosted by Mrs Amos and Mrs DeBhiw.
Cool damp days and a holiday weekend cut Kelso crowds. fewer than 300 cars Sunday and 242 inches of rain at the Kelso station. The Glen Eden Lake stockers reported rainbow and speckled trout, with about 2,000 visitors expected over the three days if weather had been average.
A new student minister from Churchill Chanderour will take charge at 10 am on August 2. The event features several local families and residents, including Mr Bates and Mr MacArthur, with attendance expected from Eo Green and Speraccof Hamuilton.
Police charged a Scarborough driver after a Wednesday afternoon collision at the intersection of Church and Win Slively. Estimated damages totaled 140 dollars to two vehicles, with charges for failing to stop at a stop street. The northbound Gilberg car and a panel truck driven by Charles Hubbel RRO were involved. Constable Bruce Keessfer investigated.
On Monday afternoon an electrical fire developed at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell MacDonald in Exquesing Township. Firefighters arrived to find the blaze already extinguished. Mrs MacDonald reported chimes leaped up the back of the electric stove before she sounded the alarm.
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