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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1955
Page
10
Acton residents hosted and visited relatives from Toronto Sudbury and Saskatoon over the weekend. Families gathered for showers and Y's Men dinners with updates on hospital stays and a medical incident at Guelph General Hospital.
Walter Linham, Esquesing township council member and deputy reeve, spoke to the Acton Junior Institute and Acton Junior Farmers at the home of Bill Price. He explained township and county council procedures, duties including hiring clerks and assessors, and noted county wardens and agricultural committees shape county policy. Kathleen Stanley presided. Don Matthews and Jack Marshall introduced and thanked the speaker.
An auction notice announces the sale of registered jerseys tractors other farm equipment feed and poultry supplies. Bidders will find livestock gear building supplies and farming essentials auctioning to the highest bidders.
Town of Acton council set to discuss By-law No. establishing a highway between Main Street and Elizabeth Drive and shown on Plan 603. Expropriated lands described in Lot 110 are included. Hearing available for prejudiced residents at Town Hall on November 21, 1985.
Mr and Mrs Robert Buck announce the birth of Frances Suzanne Buck at Guelph General Hospital on Thursday November 10 1956 Both are fine Addie Arana Smith dies at Toronto General Hospital in her 95th year wife of the late Peter Arthur Smith mother of Miss Pearl E Smith of Acton Eva W A Sibbert and Zina M McDonald of Toronto listed in death notice Funeral at 7 Main St South Acton Friday at 2 pm Interment Fairview Cemetery Acton
Acton Women’s Institute plans an afternoon euchre event at Mrs James Wilds’ residence on Main and S Streets Wednesday November 23 at 2 o’clock. Prizes offered and lunch provided. Admission three times.
Sale commences at 1 o'clock with dining room and living room sets, bedroom suites, kitchen furniture, and garden tools. Goods include a Newcombe piano, dining table, chairs, sofa, clocks, china, linens, white bedroom suite, range, stove, vacuum, and assorted tools. Cash on day. no removals until settled. no reserve as owner sells home. Contact Ley and Phone 1913 Rockwood or TR 89233.
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