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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
27
Public auction announced by the undersigned for J. Ke McPhail at his Campbellville area farm. Sale begins September 10 at 1 PM with Ayrshire cows and heifers bred in recent months, plus grade cows and a grade Holstein, all on the lot near the School Line.
A full house sale listing cattle horses pigs and poultry with dairy and farm Implements. Items include Holstein cows and heifers Ayrshire calves and stock, a Maple Unit bull line, DAIRY equipment, sheep and hog poultry, horses and harness, extensive farm machinery and tools, furniture and household items. Cash payment due day of sale with no reserve. Hindley and Elliott auctioneers.
The marriage of Helen Esther Morley to Lloyd Smith was officiated by Rev. L. R. Ballantyne at Wesley United Church manse. The couple plans to reside in Guelph after a wedding trip to points south.
Nelson officials expect the zoning map ready by September 15 and to present it to the township council at the September 19 meeting. Reeve Harold C. Adkins discussed board timing after criticism tied to a recent Ontario Municipal Board gifting dispute.
Jeeve Adkins criticized the board for lack of thanks to men who serve on planning and other city bodies. He said they give up much time and deserve greater public recognition, especially those who serve for years.
The author recounts selling the dairy herd then noting a cow Jane calved twins, both heifers, in a secluded pasture. A watchdog puppy Rusty was hit by a car, fracturing a leg but expected to heal with rest. The writer also describes attending the Exhibition, meeting Marilyn Bell, and visiting the Art Gallery of Toronto.
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