Auction Sale of Farm Goods by Frank Joyce Milton
An auction sale of registered Holstein cattle hogs farm machinery produce and misc items will be held at 305 Ontario St N Milton on Saturday May 25. The event lists 28 cattle including 10 registered Holstein cows one fresh cow and others. four hogs and a variety of machinery such as Cockshutt tractors PTO and trucks two wheeled trailers spreaders plows rakes cultivators and related tools. Additional farm items include milking equipment separators troughs chopper and more gathered over 42 years of farming. Terms are cash. Auctioneer Gord McComb contact Galt 621 2528.
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Yorkshir
Shay
Massive Rural Auction Draws on Hereford Herd and Farm Equipment
A rural auction commanded by Harold C. Cox offers a long established Hereford herd led by sire O Neiland Perfect Choice. The sale on May 25 at the Eramosa Township farm features cattle, pigs, sheep, tractors and implements, antiques and furniture, with 12 noon start for antiques and 12 for wagon lot. Owners decline liability for accidents and require removal by May 30.
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Mimosa A.C.W
Auction Sale for Wilfred Raine in Churchville
Auctioneers Walter and Donald Reinhar announce a sale at Osler Gummerson lot 14 con 3 Second Line West Mississauw uu two miles west of No 10 Highway. Sale Sat May 25 at 1 pm features Int 414 tractor with loader, older tractors, Gehl self unloading wagon, baler, rubber tired wagons and a full line of machinery plus furniture and antiques. Cash on day. owners and auctioneers not responsible for accidents.
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Churchville
Osler Gummerson
Mississauwuu
No. 10
Hwy
Steeles Ave
Gehl
Walter
Donald
Cheraliers in Legion film shown at national convention
The Royal Canadian Legion premieres a 28 minute film during the national convention in Pentleton. It showcases Legion activities from 2000 branches including Highland dancing in Nova Scotia and a rodeo in Stettler Alberta. Acton's Choraliers appear in Tillsonburg filmed segment.
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Royal Canadian Legion
Pentleton
The
Legion
Nova Scotia
Stettler
Alberta
Acton
Choraliers
Tillsonburg
Tractors dominate Iowa scene in Rotary talk
Rotarian Howard Coles, sales manager for Allied Farm Equipment, notes Iowa has more tractors than Canada and cites the cost to ship across Lake Ontario versus from the United Kingdom to China. A band hall dance drew 54 couples, Rotary ladies served buffet, finesmaster and coffers discussed, and the club faces attendance trouble with Georgetown despite selling one Johnny on the Spots.
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Iowa
Canada
Howard Coles
Coles
Allied Farm Equipment
St. Marys
Lake Ontario
United Kingdom
China
Rotary
Jim Ledger
Dave Manes
Georgetown
Acton Dental Surgeons Appointment Info
Dr Cedric Dev Dr and Leonard Embrack dental surgeons offer appointments at Suite No 3 Hinton Building 17A Mill Street Acton Ontario Call 853 1300 to book.
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Cedric Dev
Leonard Embrack
Dental Surgeons Suite
Hinton Bldg
Mill St. E. Acton
Ont
Donald E. Skinner Barch
Mill Street
Acton
Chiropractor Brian MacPherson Offers Weekend Hours
Brian MacPherson BSc DC announces Gray 3 Elgin Stock hours Saturday 10 am to 4 pm and weekday 6 30 to 10 30 p m for appointments call 833 2353 or office 853060 Located in Elgin and offering extended evening hours for patient convenience.
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Brian W MacPherson
D.C
Gray
Elgin Stock
Matis
County film gains musical backing from local bands
Acton Legion Choracters and Oakville Citizens' Band provided background for Halton County Industrial film The Man and the Boy at its premiere. Burlington Boys' Band also appeared with leaders Musselle and O Rourke present. Acton Mayor Les Duby praised the music and Acton scenes including Ferry Lake quarries and Kelso Conservation Area.
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Halton County
Acton Legion Choracters
Oakville
Burlington
George Musselle
Hugh O'Rourke
Acton
Monte Almin
Limegbong
Exquesing Woods
Brive
Kelso
Third accident in week leaves two cars damaged
On Saturday evening May 18 at 9 35 Derek James McLeag left a parked car with its door open striking a car driven by John Willan Miller of Mowbray Place. The incident caused 80 dollars damage to Miller’s vehicle and 35 dollars to the McLean car. This marked the third accident of the week involving a moving car and a parked car.
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Derek
James McLeag
Oplar
John Willan Miller
Mowbray Place
Douglas James Puddister
Boycy ‘Ave
Toronto
Nelson Court Drive
Violet Gold
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Leonard R. Chandler
R. R
Moffat
Guelph
LEGAL
Balate
William “Sbaynuck
Wasyl ‘Saynuck
Crescent’ Strpet
Halton
Gentiemin
Wiliam Saynuck
Wasyl Saynuck
Ontario
C. F. Leatherland
Q.C
Acton, Ont
Complete Auction Service
Chris A. Schouten
Auctioneer
Telgare
Aig
Mitton
Frank Joyce
Ontario St. N
Milton
Gord McComb
Free . Press
Harold CG. Cox
Con
Eramosa
Rockwood
Ferguson
Cox
O'Neiland
J. P. O'Neill
Buehler
New Idea
New Holland
M.H
Cutter
Century Farm
Leonard
Krochler
Northern
Marcom
Clergs, D. Beattie and
H. Royce
Max Storey
Acton Free Press
Wilfred Raine
Cheraliers In
Brance
Norman Shannon
RKO Productions
Iowa State
Dick Weatherall
Oi Eee He Ree Eoige
Chiropractic
Donald J. Armstrong, Pc
Woolwich ‘Street Guelph
Statebank Wd
Port Credit Perey Er
Optometrists
Arthur A. Johnson
D.D
Mill St. B
Wama. Vous
Bruce EB. Shoemaker
Mgr
Chovaliers
Vicky Dube
Rick
Clare Bros. Heating Equip
United Gas
Lu Kitty and Son Ltd
F. L. Wright
Wilbur Street
Mutual Life VE Asce Company OF
Canala
Robert & Hart
Mt Orville Road
C. H. Tuffin
Eden Mills
Port’ S
David E. Cohen
Nelson Court
Us efRasiy
Zar
Lid
Wyndham & Macdonnell
Kenneth Woodman
Eastern Ave
Dominion
David Behm
Acton O.P.P
Wydro's
Acton Hydro Electric Commission
Alice SY
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