Auction Sale of Farm Cattle and Implements at Milton
An auction of registered Holstein cattle hogs farm machinery produce and misc items will be held at 305 Ontario St N Milton on Saturday May 25. Frank Joyce owner. Cattle include 28 head with 10 Holstein cows all in good condition. Machinery list features Cockshutt tractors plows spreader and helper gear. Misc items cover tools fencing chopper cream separator milking gear and more accumulated over 42 years of farming. No reserve cash terms. Auctioneer Gordon McComb phone Galt 621 2528.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Joyce
Ontario St. N
Milton
Yorkshir
Historic Ontario Farm Auction Announces Mixed Livestock and Implements Sale
Harold G. Cox directs a May 15 auction at his Eramosa Township farm near Rockwood. The sale includes reg Hereford cattle with calved cows, bred heifers, open heifers, and young calves. pigs and sheep. tractors and farming equipment. antiques and furniture. hay, grain, and wood. a 1953 Chev half ton truck. and various tools. Catalogues on request. Everything must be removed by May 30. Auctioneer Max Storey of Rockwood.
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Cox
Mimosa A.C.W
Auction Sale For Wilfred Raine Churchville Ontario
Auctioneers Walter and Donald Reinhar announce a sale at Oster Gummerson Lot 14 Con 3 Second Line West Mississauga two miles west of Highway 10 one half mile south of Steeles Avenue on Saturday May 25 at 1 pm. Machinery includes International 414 tractor with hydraulic loader 600 hours Int Super M4 tractor Gehl self unloading wagon forage wagon 46 baler old rubber tired wagons and a full line of farm equipment in odd condition plus furniture antiques and various articles. Cash on day of sale.
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Churchville
lOster Gummerson
Mississauga
No. 10 Hwy
Steeles Ave
Walter
Donald
Cheraliers in Legion Film Preview at Pendleton
The Royal Canadian Legion debuts a 28 minute film at Pendleton during the national convention starting May 26. It showcases Legion activities from Highland dancing in Nova Scotia to a rodeo in Stettler Alberta, with Acton’s Choraliers featured from Tillsonburg. Themed remembrance in action, the piece portrays veterans serving others daily. Written directed by Norman Shannon, produced by RKO, with original score.
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Royal Canadian Legion
Pendleton
The
Legion
Nova Scotia
Stettler
Alberta
Acton
Choraliers
Tillsonburg
Brance
Norman Shannon
RKO Productions
More tractors in Iowa state than Canada
Rotary club notes show Howard Coles of Allied Farm Equipment citing more tractors in Iowa than in all of Canada. He discussed shipping costs across Lake Ontario versus UK to China and gave a talk on farm equipment sales. A band hall dance drew 54 couples, Rotary ladies served buffet, and Dick Weatherall was named assistant finesmaster. Attendance stood at 19 as Georgetown leads in the competition.
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Iowa
Canada
Howard Coles
Tueseday
Coles
Allied Farm Equipment
St. Marys
Lake Ontario
United Kingdom
China
Rotary
Acton Dental Surgeons Open Line at Mill Street Office
Dr Cedric Dev Dr and Leonard Embrack announce dental practice at Suite No. 3 Hinton Building 17A Mill Street East Acton Ontario. For appointments call 853-1300.
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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 at Gray 3 Elgin St
Brian Macpherson B Sc D C Chiropractor offers weekday hours 6 30 to 10 30 p m and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm at Gray 3 Elgin Street near Mill Mon Web For appointments call 833 2353 office 8530601.
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Brian W MacPherson
D.C
Gray
Elgin Stn
Mill Mon
County film uses local bands for music background
Acton Legion Choracters and Oakville Citizens Band supplied background music for the Halton County Industrial film The Man and the Boy. Representatives from both groups and the Burlington Boys Band attended the premiere at the county building. Mayor Les Duby praised the music and Acton’s portrayal in scenes from Acton and district. Vicky Dube stars as the narratorless youth, with Rick as a high school student reflecting on his future. Ten prints will be available by written county clerk request.
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Halton County
Acton Legion Choracters
Oakville
Burlington
George Musselle
Hugh O'Rourke
Acton
Monte Almin
Limegbong
Exquesing Woods
Brive Trail
Kelso Conserva~tion
Les Duby
Vicky Dube
Milton
Rick
Halton
Third Accident In Week Causes Parked Car Damage
A Saturday evening collision on May 18 at 9:35 near Mowbray Place involved Derek James McLeag leaving a car with an open door striking a parked vehicle driven by John Willan Miller. Damages were $80 to Miller’s car and $35 to McLean’s car. It was the third accident of the week involving one moving car and one 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
Acton O.Z.P
Salshap
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Leonard R. Chandler
R. R
Moffat
Guelph
LEGAL
Balate
William “Sbaynuck
Wasyl ‘Saynuck
Crescent’ Strpet
Gentiemin
Wiliam Saynuck
Wasyl Saynuck
C. F. Leatherland
Q.C
Acton, Ont
Complete Auction Service
Chris A. Schouten
Auctioneer
Gord McComb
Free . Press
Harold CG. Cox
Con
Eramosa
Rockwood
Ferguson
Bueehler
New Idea
New Holland
M.H
Cutter
Century Farm
Leonard Rmefrigerator
Krochler
Northern
Marcom
D. Beattie and
H. Royce
Max Storey
Acton Free Press
Wilfred Raine
Cheraliers In
Iowa State
Dick Weatherall
Jim Ledger
Dave Manes
Georgetown
1Oe Hs
Eoige Met
Chiropractic
Donald J. Armstrong, Pc
Woolwich ‘Street Guelph
Statebank Wd
Port Credit Task
Optometrists
Arthur A. Johnson
Mill St. B
Wama. Vous
Bruce BE
Mgr
Chovaliers
Clare Bros. Heating Equip
United Gas
Lu Kitty and Son Ltd
F. L. Wright
Wilbur Street
Ontario
Mutual Life VE Asce Company OF
Canala
Robert & Hart
Mt Orville Road
C. H. Tuffin
Eden Mills
Port’ S
David E. Cohen
Nelson Court
Ul i
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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