Holstein Dispersal Auction at Georgetown Sales Arena
Henry Arnold's RAR Holstein herd sells 60 cattle Monday September 19 1966 at 1 PM at Georgetown Sales Arena Ontario. Forty cows in milk most calved under 90 days ten soon to calve and ten two year olds calving soon. Vaccinated tested for brucellosis and tuberculosis pregnancy tested. Rockwood International Limited sale managers. Don not miss fall milk opportunity.
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Henry Arnold
RAR
Milton
Georgetown Sales Arena
Trafalgar Road
Rockwood International Limited Sale
Georgetown
Ontario
Clearing Auction Sale at Trafalgar Township
Public auction announced for September 17 1966 at 12 30 p m in Trafalgar Township Lot 5 Con 10 Nu D S near Oaksville. Items include cattle horses hogs hay grain straw tractors and farm implements plus antiques and tools. Cash terms and no refunds. Auctioneer Chris A Schouten with Jim Langedyk clerk.
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Trafalgar
Con
Hyy
Oaksville
John
Durham
Hereford
Massey
New Holland
International O.T. Hay
Continental Motor
P. T.O
International
Hercott
P.T.O
Ferguson
Ctc
Alregis Glen Auction at Glen Williams Ontario
A sale is set for Saturday September 17 at 3 p.m. in Glen Williams to auction Mrs Emma Keeler’s household furniture and tools. Items include chrome stove, washing machine, dining suite, beds, desks, kitchen cabinets, sewing machine, chairs, lamps, radio, dishes, plus carpenter tools, power tools, saws, drills, and hardware. Alfred R Spence is the auctioneer. owner not responsible for accidents on premises.
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Quebec
Chester
Antiques Lot Pens to Shaw Estate on Caledon Lot 4
An auction listing for the complete stock of antiques with some modern pieces from MR. & MRS. A. E. SHAW at Stonehouse Antiques. Located in Caledon on No 10 Highway, Lot 4.
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A. E. Shaw
Stonehouse Antiques
Lot
Caledon
Auction Sales Advertised by Frank Petch Auctioneer
An advertisement outlines 20 auction sales including furniture pieces such as a French provincial square parlor piano in white and gold, chest on chest, beds in pine and walnut, tiger maple twin bedroom suite, chairs, rockers, and more. Terms: cash. The note mentions home sold and business clearance with contact Frank Petch, auctioneer, 2019, Tel. 877-2864.
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Prand
Frank Petch
D G Robertson Auction at Ospringe Village
In Ospringe on Wednesday evening September 21 at 5 45 p m the D G Robertson estate conducts a sale of household furniture and supplies including a 3 piece Chesterfield suite dining room set bedding lamps curtains and kitchenware with cash on sale. Auctioneer WM A Gibson notes many items from the old store and the town is painting streetlight standards, still in progress.
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D. G. Robertson
Ospringe
Congoleum
WM. A. Gibson
Nassagaweya Board approves tuition aid and staff moves
Acton Board funds a Nassagaweya student’s tuition at John F. Ross School and notes the student earned no job. Tyler Transportation will provide bus service at 42 cents per mile. Road improvements in Nassagaweya proceed. New board meetings set in town. Ten new appointments announced. all correspondence redirected to G. P. Hilmer in Toronto. Accounts totaling 58,117.38 approved for payment. Attendees include chair Pam Watson vice chair Chester Anderson trustees Duncan Moffat Ray Arbieani Kerwin McPhail secretary treasurer William Middleton principal Hansen and vice-principal Joe Bray.
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Nassagaweva
John F. Ross School
Acton
Guelph
Tyler Transportation
Moffat
Nassagaweya
Ray Arbie
Bel
William Middleton
Department of Education
G. P. Hilmer
Toronto
Pam Watson
Chester Anderson
Duncan Moffat
Ray Arbieani
Kerwin McPhail
Mr. Middleton
Hansen
Joe Bray
Largest docket at Milton Court includes 32 traffic offenders
Thirty two traffic offenders faced charges at Milton Court on Monday as Acton OPP Detachment collected 658 in fines and costs. An Acton man was remanded for creating a disturbance and a Georgetown man paid 100 for impaired driving. The docket was the largest in months due to the detachment’s recent charges.
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Acton O.P.P
Milton Court
Acton
A. Georgetown
Showers for Saturday Bride Janet Aitken sen
Before her marriage to Bruce Huff on September 10, Janet Aitkensens received multiple showers and celebrations. Friends hosted a birthday party on August 22 at Nettie Prysseniar’s home. a family party and shower occurred at Mars Gordon Leslie’s home on September with 22 guests. Waterloo Lutheran College’s A-2 residents presented a silver tray, and a tea hosted by Mrs Calvin Aitken featured pink carnations and white mums. Relatives and friends from Guelph, Acton, Harriston, West Hill, Bloomfield, Willowdale, Toronto, Seaforth and other areas attended and helped serve.
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Bruce Huff
Janet Aitkensens
Vent
Nettie ‘Prysseniar
Janet
Mars
Gordon Leslie
Calvin Aitken
E. Pearen
G. Leslie
Wm. Leithead
Guelph
Nettie Cryssenaar
Acton
Shirley Cain
Harriston
Mar Bie Allpress
West Hhh
Frank Huff
W. Fox
Bloomfield
Fouth
Willowdale
Morris Huff
Toronto
Cain
Acton Auxiliary Missed Figures in Fund Campaign
In reporting the North Halton Association for the Mentally Retarded annual drive, two digits were transposed. The correct amount raised for 1966 is 540 dollars, not 45007 as read in last week's Free Press.
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Acton
North Halton Association
First Calcutta arrival family seeks placement in India
Kinley Chen and spouse, veterans of broadcasting house, relocate from Calcutta to India after evacuating from China and Southeast Asia. They seek work in any capacity, noting Sino Indian border tensions and Chinese Communist pressure affecting residents. Sponsored by McKenzie family with Knox church support. Beane of Ohio connected, plan includes cultural gifts and future sponsorship.
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Kinley Chen
Calcutta
Broadcasting House
Chen
India
Tate
Donald Beane
Hilliard
Ohio
McKenzie
A. Christy
Kirk
Knox
Christys
McKenzies
Revo Christy
District motorists in week's accidents
Fitz Acton and district motorists were involved in three accidents in the north Halton area during the past week with one injury. Colin Ridley Baker suffered whiplash Friday after a collision on Highway 7 near Crewson's Corners. Damages totalled 650 dollars. William Middleton and Thomas Malcolm Manes were in a second crash on 25 Sideroad west of the Sixth Line, causing 600 dollars damage to Middleton's car. A two car crash on Highway 25 at Campbellville Sideroad Wednesday involved Robert Heatley and Cecil Greig, with 150 dollars damage to Heatley’s vehicle. Greig was unhurt.
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Campbellville
Robert John Heatley
R.A. 3
Cecil Greig
Erin
Recreation director outlines baby sum and Chad start plan
In response to questions Howard Pearce, recreation director, mentions the babies' sum and that Chad will begin. Shortly Ele will meet with the board to discuss program planning. Ele invites anyone seeking more information to call him and the area office.
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Howard Pearce
Chads
Ele
osGon
Busy Month Ahead for Women’s Groups With Events
A tight schedule unfolds this month featuring sales, a cooking school session, and a fashion show. Women’s organizations lead the lineup with multiple special events aimed at fundraising and community engagement, highlighting diverse activities for members.
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Chris A. Schouten
Jim Langedyk
Clerck
Alregis
Glen
Glen Williams
Emma Keeler
Alfred R. Spence
Wb Tel
GebBetown
Caledon Village
Brampton
Hedro
Waterloo Lutheran College
Friends
A-2
Art Bolton
Seaforth
Acton Park
Acton Citizens
Royal Canadian Legion Choraliers
Acton Fair
Clife McKay
M.C
Acton Citizens’ Band
Royalaires Drum and Bugle Corps of Guelph
Avt
C. McNabb
Royalaires
Vince Mountford
Jack Marshall
Irene Swackhamer
Treas
King Shows
Bigger
Joe Kiddieland
McKennie
Bill Yandt
Main St.n
Acton Pharmacy
Acton Fall Fair Board
Smith-Corona
Sheaffer Pens
Sheaffer School
Esterbrook Fountain
Bills Stationery
Mill ST. E
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