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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 15, 1968
Page
14
Auction slated for May 20 at 1 p.m. 4th Line and No 6 Highway two miles south of Mill. Items include Farmall A tractor with equipment, International mower, hay gear, tools, furniture such as beds wardrobe clock and dishes plus numerous other goods. No reserve. property sold as is under auctioneer TUFFIN.
Dairy cattle herd includes 45 holstein and ayrshire cows and heifers with several registered. machinery list features 3 tractors 5 wagons baler and assorted equipment. bulk cooler de Laval units and stainless steel dairy gear. 5000 bales hay 3000 bales straw and some furniture. Cash on day of sale. Farms sold. Walter and Donald Reynhaut.
A large under cover antiques auction spans a Campbellville Road lot with items from a walnut wash stand to Edison phonograph and Chippendale chair. Preview two hours before sale. cash day of sale. lunch booth on grounds. Prop. of auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Joe Ponadick, Clerk. 2045
A detailed farm auction near Acton Esquesing Twp lists cows and heifers by lot, various breeding dates, two year old Angus bull, a 2 wheel farm trailer, tractors a digger and chopper gear, misc equipment and furniture. Items include MF 35 diesel tractor rebuilt last winter and Freeman loader, grain drill, hay crusher, saws, troughs, posts, clippers and more. Proceeds to be held Saturday May 18 starting at noon from Lot 31 Canal 3. Includes locality on 3rd Line one mile north of Highway 7 and adjoining Acton. Structured for buyers seeking rural farm assets.
Brampton Livestock Exchange three miles north of Brampton on No 10 Highway at Snelgrove offers 9 Shorthorn cows and heifers with Hereford bulls since Dec 1. Includes 7 Hereford Shorthorn heifers and 10 calves. One Hereford bull, three years old. Terms cash on day of sale. Auctioneers Walter Reid and Donald Reinhart note owners and auctioneers not liable for accidents.
Notice to Creditors and Others in the Estate of William Saynuck also known as Wasyl Saynuck late of 133 Crescent Street Acton Halton Gentleman deceased all persons having claims against the aforesaid estate who died about February 19 1968 are to file proof with the undersigned solicitor for the Executors on or before June 3 1968 after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims filed dated at Acton Ontario this 13th day of May 1968 C F Leatherland D C Acton Ont Solicitor for the Executors
Brick bungalow in immaculate condition with large living room and kitchen, well landscaped lot, recreation room, and convenient location near schools and shopping. Fully priced at 171200 with 3000 down, carport and attached garage, full basement, oil furnace, four piece bath, decor updated. Owner transferred. home must be sold. call for details.
Furnished summer cottage on Belwood Lake with electric heat three bedrooms living room and kitchen. Includes boat. Full price six thousand dollars.
Handyman's special room bungalow close to town center offers 2 bedrooms a large living room and kitchen modern bathroom and attractive landscaping. Full price asked is 9000 dollars.
May 5 to May 11 1968 the Acton QPP logged 216 hours across 501 miles with diverse duties. Youths repaid damages for stones on Main Street May 5. a missing boy was found near Rockwood. A $309 accordion was stolen May 6 from the Station Hotel. a quicker change artist tried to defraud a local bank but escaped. A youth faced Liquor Act charges May 11. Traffic charges and insecure doors found at four businesses. 72 motorists dealt with. 25 fined in Milton May 6 totaling 711. The police note this column informs residents of safety and crime trends and warns against sweepstakes tickets. The investigation into the sweepstakes continues.
Provincial Police urge proper handling of tickets and voter list checks in local areas. The NDP reportedly began posting signs as door to door canvassing for the Flowers of Hope campaign progresses this week to raise funds for the mentally retarded.
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