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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
2
Readable lines show Shifters edging rivals with key performances by Joyce Masales and Helen LeSueur among others. Team results mention Bewitch ed and Crucifiers through a series of victories, while an overall triple win highlights the meet.
A bridge column explains the Lighter double used to defeat a slam by prompting an unusual lead. It covers when to apply it, odds, and a concrete hand example with North South versus East West, plus notes on dealer and bidding sequence and the week’s winners.
The Acton Legion hosted its 164th Battalion reunion with over 60 veterans attending a banquet. Attendees included World War I veterans and guests from Acton and nearby towns, with a long list of honored attendees and special guests.
Nas Mayer township council approves bylaw for election of council and five trustees for Nas Mayer school area. Registration of Mel Stores accepted. three appointees as poundkeepers named. Grant A Millen named roads superintendent. Calvin Melamvie to join Halton County Industrial Committee. Land purchase authorized for widened vein project near Sapamesa Town line east of SPO. Building permits totalling 2300 dollars issued in September for residential additions and other work.
A group of eight purebred Canadian Holsteins left Montreal for South Africa aboard a ship led by Bin Teinucee. BW L Bernstein of Johannesburg bought seven females for the Enidereens Friesland Stud at Lidgettast Natal, with one cow from Ab Langrose Farm. The shipment includes a daughter of Rossle Custlm R, noted for high breed merit, and follows a prior Canadian Holstein shipment to South Africa a year earlier. Mr. Bernstein aims to advance black and white cattle breeding under South African conditions after inspections in Canada and at the Canadian National Exhibition Toronto.
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