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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 16, 1956

Page

4

Township council passes by law on licensing Esquesing area

January 23 Stewarttown meeting chaired by Reeve Linham with Currie Sinclair Wilson and Bird present. Claims for foxes destroyed total 69 dollars paid to Clare Wilson John Bush Edward Robinson Alfred Brigden Jack Tizzard George Burt Douglas Leslie and Robert Sutherland. Robertson's claim for six foxes. By law for inspection of plumbing and sewage installations. Board to be paid 200 dollars. Other accounts pass including division court fees 31 registration fees 9 and 12.80 to be charged to Esquesing Fire Area. Treasurer authorized to invest 500 of Railway Bonus Fund principal in 20 year four percent bonds.

Stewarttown Reeve Linham Counentors Currie Sinclair Wilson Bird Clai Amoun Clare Wilson John Bush Edward Robinson Alfréd Brigden Jack Tizzard George Burt Douglas Leslie Robert Sutherland Robertson Ning Board

Sun Life of Canada reports record 1955 life policy growth

Sun Life of Canada reports 1955 sales totaling 761 million dollars the largest yearly total for a Canadian company. Life in force surpasses 6 billion dollars with 28 million declared for 1956 policyholder dividends. Total 1955 new life insurance rises 65 million over 1954 and group life reaches 2.312 billion in force.

Sun Life of Canada Sun Life George W. Bourke United States Great Britain Group UP Canada George Hollinger Actom Ont

Marks For LO_DE Founder's Day Across Canada

LO DE marks Founder's Day across Canada observed by the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire. The 56th anniversary notes 1 0 DE founded by Mrs. Clark Murray of Montreal. The order funds post graduate overseas scholarships and bursaries, funds Canadian schooling and aid, and distributes clothing and meals. It is non political and open to Canadian citizens or British subjects.

Canada Imperial ‘Order Daughters of the Empire 1.O.D.E Clark Murray Montreal Lo.de British Commonwealth L. B. Smart Order Yukon Great Britain Ice Korea ILO_C.E

Obituary of Leslie Biggin Former Wool Exec Dies in Florida

Leslie Biggin former vice president of Wool Combing Corp of Canada Ltd and president general manager of Canadian Wool Co Ltd died at Miami Beach after a short illness at 61. Born in Bradford England he moved to the US 1913 joined Francis Willey Co Boston later Toronto offices for Canadian Wool Co Ltd rising to managing director 1917 and president GM 1935 retirement last year. He headed Wool Combing Corp of Canada Ltd and founded Willey Biggin Wool Service Inc. He served as past president of Canadian Allied Textile Trades Association and Dominion Wool Dealers Association. Survived by wife Margaret children L Charles Boston Robert E Toronto and Mrs Leslie Reid Peterborough. Northern Canada holds rich mineral hopes in mining Yellowknife fields with potential oil prospects in the Northwest Territories.

Wool Florida Leslie Biggin Wool Combing Corporation Canadian Wool Company Limited Miami Beach Bradford England United States Francis Willey and Co Boston Toronto Canadian Wool Co. Ltd Biggin Wool Combing Corp. of Canada Ltd Lord Barnby Willey-Biggin Wool Service Inc Canadian Allied Textile Trades Association Dominion Wool Dealers Association Margaret H. Biggin Wimpole Dr L. Charles Robert E Leslie Reid Peterborough

Weather, vehicles, and homestead life mix in rural diary

A rural diary recounts treacherous roads, mud splashed cars, and a personal bump leaving a black eye. Joy and Bob visit during a storm, farm talk shifts to tow trucks, wrecks, and the appeal of spring. The writer muses on Australian ads, verandas, and the idea of the average farm home amid mortgage concerns.

Nuf Joy Bob Oakville Partner Morris Ford Canada Florida Tiere Hydro

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