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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
5
Notice to creditors and others. Estate of Mabel Pleasene Williams late of Acton Ontario widow deceased. Persons having claims against Florence Williams estate of Acton Ontario must send proofs by May 5 1982. Dated Acton Ontario June 13 1962. C F Leatherland administrator's solicitor.
Notice to creditors and others of the estate of Margaret Denny late of Acton Ontario widow who died around March 29 1942. Claimants must file particulars and proofs before July 3 1952 for assets to be distributed among those legally entitled. Dated Acton Ontario June 13 1952. Co F Leatherland solicitor.
About 180 students from Acton Milton and Georgetown traveled by three buses to Niagara Falls on Sunday. Acton B Hives dominate lacrosse circuit with four straight wins including 11 5 over Brant Norfolk Mohawks and 11 8 over Ohsweken Iroquois. They face Streetsville then Dundas while Burlington battles for its first win.
Campbellville drops to second after a 2 0 defeat at Oakville as Mark Pollock stars on the mound. Oakville takes the lead in the second when Wallens singles, Dowlinger errors allow a run, and Withnell adds in the ninth. Campbellville hitters Henderson Roberts and Jack Roberts tally two hits each.
John Bell sells by public auction at his Milton home on Saturday July Lth starting 2 00 pm. Items include a chesterfield suite tables wall cabinets rugs dining and bedroom sets Frigidaire appliances a washing machine stove refrigerator vacuum and more with cash terms and immediate possession. Hindley Elliott Randell clerk.
Rotorians hosted their annual ladies night on the Padbury farm Tuesday evening. Strawberries with cream and a lawn supper drew guests despite a light rain that sent some indoors. A sing song followed, with horgieshoes and music by Gerry Cand ler, Jack Blow, Charlie Rocher, Ken Blow and Les MacSwuain.
The Nassagaweya Women’s Institute held its regular gathering at Mrs. Charles Morton’s home. Mrs. L Campbell reported on the District Annual in Acton. Mrs. Frank Rinehart spoke about her trip to Vancouver Island. Guests included Miss Catherine Fraser and visitors from Winnipeg, Timmins, and Orillia.
Auction notice listing farm property on West half of lot 27, 4rd lane Mimosa side road, 2 miles west of Hillsburgh. Items include cattle, pigs, poultry, power machinery, farm tools, household effects, and 50 acre real estate with spring creek. Real estate sold with reserve. cash or terms specified. auctioneers Hindley and Elliott.
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