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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 20, 1966

Page

13

Auction Sale of Henry D P Williams Property Milton

Auction of Henry DP Williams property at 3303 Main St W Milton on Wednesday October 26 at 130 sharp. Includes dining room suite some antiques and assorted furniture a rototiller tractor power mower garden tools all clean and in good condition. Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accidents on premises. Terms cash. Brank Petch Auctioneer 2016 Tel 877 2864.

Henry DP. Williams Main St. W Milton Sharp

Auction Sale Of Furniture At Pearson's Used Furniture

An auction at Pearson's Used Furniture just south of Snelgrove on No 10 Fwy begins at 12 o'clock with a large line of modern house furnishings. Items include piano refrigerators electric and gas stoves washers and dryer lamps chairs and a 6 ft glass showcase. The sale is on a clean lot and must be sold as the lease expires end of October. Frank Petch is the auctioneer with Wm Korzack as clerk.

Pearson Snelgrove No. 10 Fwy

Milton Court Docket Details Fines and Offense Lineup

On Monday in Milton court 15 offenders faced charges including minor traffic offenses liquor in a dwelling and careless driving. Fines totalled 335 with 96.50 in costs. One driver lost license for three months after impairment charges. A $75 fine and one month suspension noted for another case. A $100 fine issued for disturbing the peace. Proceedings conducted by Acton O. P.P. detachment under Magistrate K. M. Langdon.

Milton Court Arlother Acton O. P.P K. M. Langdon

Brampton Sireus Dreamer Declared Superior Sire in Ontario

The Jersey bull Brampton Sir ens Dreamer Excellent was named a Superior Sire by the Canadian Jersey Cattle Club. Bred by B H Bull & Son Norval and owned with Donald C Mat thews Acton, his first 14 daughters average 10,234 lbs milk and 481 lbs fat with 4.70 percent. His dam Brampton Lady Basila Radar is a high producing Gold Medal cow at seven years, with 12,832 lbs milk and 645 lbs fat in 305 days.

Jersey Brampton Sirens Jersey Cattle Club B. H. Bull &Son Norval Donald Brampton Basila Radar Brampton Radar

Community recreation committee considers arena upkeep and rules

The recreation committee discusses installing a people heater for penalty timekeeper and announcer, a two way arena office link, ice line painting duties, and space for a first aid room. Arena rules to curb vandalism are drafted, with staff painting lines and volunteers welcome.

Townsley

Shorthorns sold at Georgetown arena sale hits top prices

Three established Shorthorn herds were sold at Rockwood International Sales Arena Georgetown Scotsdale Ettrick and Aberfeld. Buyers from five Canadian provinces and twelve U S states participated. Top price 4500 dollars paid by Roger Applegate Oakland Iowa for Aberfeldy Hostage bred by R W Gardhouse. Second high price 3500 dollars twice for Scotsdale Westgate and Scotsdale Waterloo. Female top 2000 dollars each for Scotsdale Vanity Clipper and Aberfeldy Helen Broadhooks. Other notable bids included 1225 for Scotsdale Wise Princess and 1200 for Scotsdale Valkyrie Broadbooks and Aberfeld Princess Erma 2nd. Canadian purchasers listed incl Willahome Farm Dun das Palmer Bros Sault Ste Marie Lorne Pimmett Indian River Georges Lesle Rockwood John Esau Kemnay Jack Wright Brownsburg Tutira Farm Arundel.

Rockwood International Georgetown Scotsdale S. G. Bennett Ettrick N. D. Hogg Uxbridge Aberfeld R. W. Gardhouse Milton Canadian American Roger Applegate Oakland Iowa Aberfeldy Hostage Scotsdale Westgate Johnson Bros Atlantic Scotsdale Waterloo A. R. Cross Rothney Farms Midnapore Alta Scotsdale Wrangler Boll Weevil Farms Waynesboro Acadia Farms Northfield Ohio W. Steiger & Sons Delavan, Ill Shea & Sons Metamora Uwl Aberfeldy Habitant CNLE Scotsdale Wise Princess Lee Johnson Flushing Bennett Scotsdale Valkyrie Broadbooks Gardhouse Princess Erma Willahome Farm Dundas Ont Palmer Bros Sault Ste. Marie Lorne Pimmett Lorne Pimmett Indian River, Ont.;George Lesle Rockwood John Esau Kemnay Man Jack Wright McConnell Mrs Geo. McGibbbon Brownsburg Ove Tutira Farm Arundel Que

Six Halton 4-H Calf Club to enter Queens Guineas

Six Halton 4-H Calf Club members will show calves in the Queen's Guineas at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair on Friday November 18. Calves must gain at least two pounds daily from May 7 to October 5. Proceeds support Ontario agriculture funds with Queen's Fifty Guineas and the Kennedy Trophy awarded for the Champion Baby Beet Steer.

Halton Dditz Gardhouse Milton R.R Edward Martin T.W A.D.G Verna Thompson F.W Acton Bill Jackson Mono Road R.R Bob Lasby Rockwood R.R Bill Lasby S.W Edward VII Prince of Wales Ontario Agricultural and Arts Society of Ontario Agricultural and Arts Society Department of Agriculture of Ontario Minister of Agriculture T. L. Kennedy

Christmas is next public holiday and helpers eye changes

The text notes Christmas as the upcoming public holiday with plans for delays of four or five weeks. It mentions Georgetown commission interest in purchasing a bank of transformers on loan from Acton and decisions to replace or return the bank. A two year term for local council hydro commission and school board is highlighted, alongside a blood clinic fundraiser and Hallowe'en charity efforts by Canadian children for UNICEF.

Georgetown Commission Acton Georgetown Duby Council Hydro Commission Public School Board Hallowe'en Canada Unicef

Acton High School Sports Program Expands Across Teams

Acton high school’s busy physical education department under Ren McCathim and staff offers 140 sports for boys and girls. Intramural noon and after school activities cover volleyball basketball soccer badminton and touch football while interschool play features 15 teams and a cross country squad that has won three invitational meets and heads to Guelph area meet. Girls volleyball exhibition wins at Elora and Georgetown precede the district tournament October 26 with Elora Arthur Milton and Erin competing. CWOSSA and CWOSSA B targets are set for fall.

Acton H.S Ren McCathim Elizabeth Atkey Bruce Andrews Guelph Andrews Erin Bishop McDonnell Milton J. F. Ross McCallum Holmes Ross Sullivan Ron McCallum Acton High Curtis Miss Atkey Assoc Elora Georgetown Arthur Milverton Oto Guelph

Anglican teachers expand religion lessons in public schools

Rev. Ritchie McMurray and Rev. W J Morgan teach religion at public schools each Monday morning. McMurray covers comparative religions with Anglican children including Hinduism Buddhism and Islam and will show Hindus films next Monday. Younger children study with Miss Verity McIntosh and Mrs Reg New at named schools while McMurray handles the upper grades.

Ritchie McMurray W. J. Morgan McMurray Verity McIntosh Robert Little Reg New M. Z. Bennett

Fifty Years of Courtesy in Telephone Work Rules

Fifty years ago a telephone repair superintendent drew up rules for his crew. He urged treating everyone well, plus a note about the horse and hitching to a post. The horse anecdote is dated but the call for courtesy remains central in today’s practice.

First Tri-County skating week opens on Wednesday

Brine and lime treated arena ice under the stands formed a winter surface by Monday with about a quarter inch of ice. Recreation Director Howard Pearce and arena manager Herb Ritchie oversaw lines and hockey layouts as Tri-County teams tested blades in the first practice. Public skating and curling scheduled Friday to Sunday, with ice reserved for Mondays and Tuesdays.

Howard Pearce Herb Ritchie Tri-County Acton ‘Tanners

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Brank, Petch Frank Petch Wm. Korzack Len Lovell Mr. Townsley Fair Board Ransformer Hydro The Legion Hugh Patterson John Gow Harold Townsley G. Fryer Owen Coultrup Eric Lynch Leatherland and Recreation He Pearcey Shorthorns Georgetown Arena Auae ST. N Mombers P.A Josey Murray Heather McGeachie Edna Goodridge Thelma Kirkwood Cathy Krul Linda Wood Joanne Landsborough Lois Kirkwood Martha Hoey Miss E. Atkey Sandra Slingerland Janet Braida Gladys Calver Pat Chisholm Ree Press Re Mr. Tyler Hydro Electric Commission Elgin ST Robt. R. Hamilton Optometrist Mountain View S Mill St L. G. Denby United States Quebec Pollock Campbell Water St. North GALT Our Contes Barbados Blue Water Beach Hotel Famors Manning Electric Sales and Service Frigidaire Autop To Gordon
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