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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
16
Autumn season signals time for storm windows and winter prep. Plan now to install Arborite in the kitchen and bathroom walls or countertops. Over 40 colors and patterns, it never needs painting, won’t chip or crack, and is heat resistant for the home. J. A. Mackenzie & Son.
Letters from cadet Andy Nicol outline plans to form a city track club at Acton with workouts in mid October. A duck hunting season report from Fairy Lake describes early success and varied luck among local hunters amid light gunfire and festive atmosphere. Dooney Evans coaches Milton Intermediates to a playoff run ending in Dresden, leaving Evans upbeat about the season.
School assembly covers cheerleader trials with six girls and two boys chosen by grade judges. Film showings include Aptitudes and Occupations and Lucia di Lammermoor. Plans for form parties, a Wiener roast, and Field Day are noted, along with Inter-School Meet preparations and lacrosse games scheduled.
A terse exchange shows Ross accusing an employee of hoping for his death to exploit a gravel spill issue while the employee counters with a call to vote and stand in line. The dialogue hints at a labor dispute context and local civic tensions.
Notice is given to creditors and others with claims against the estate of William Jacob Rutledge a farmer of Erin Wellington who died around December 21 1951. Creditors must send full names addresses and particulars of claims by November 15 1952 to the Administratrix Mary Hellen Rutledge or risk loss of any share in distribution. Dated Toronto September 22 1952. Mary Hellen Rutledge Administratrix Solicitor Harry M Ford Fay Toronto Ont 12-3
A Bostonian points to the Warren statue at Bunker Hill and reminds the Englishman that General Warren fell there. The Englishman responds with disbelief and notes the death occurred in battle.
Rerre oversees pee wees and midgets with goals by Jim Wallman Don Wilds Paul Coles and Bill Skilling against Fergus. Milton plans Senior B play this year while Georgetown moves to Intermediate A under new coach Pinky Lewis.
Auction notice calls all farmers and livestock dealers to Milton Livestock Market starting Friday October 24 and continuing weekly on Fridays after Thursday sales. Aimed at farmers and dealers, the sale promises routine Friday livestock auctions at the Milton market.
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