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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), November 24, 1955, p. 7

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thursday nvember 24 1955 the acton free pressl acton ontario page seven rent ou r american home owner j lever action for professional results f easy to clean easy to polish for floors you will be proud of arrange now to refinish your old andscratched floors this quick lowcost way itvao easy thousands have done- it 1tb frank phone 377w 17 main st s went ad page where old friends meet treasure in home library are topics bannockbum womens institute november meeting was held in bannockbum school with 13 mem bers and three guests presenvkou call was answered by giving a current event it was decided to have the annual christmas party instead of a pen ny sale it was decided to buy a turkey and sell tickets on it mrs ballentine gave a very entertain ing reading on historical events miss esther taylor gave an in teresting talk on treasure in your home and town arid some inform ation ontielocaniorary mrs dick and jrs hopkins are try be in charge of the november euchro the meeting adjourned with the queen lunch wis served by airs mat thews mrs j fox and mrs c storey nearly 2000000 worth of fishing trcklo is made in canada each vcir i cru w lw a pl fresh loan iijsiv 3 lb averaoe v pork loin roast as rib end tenderloin end lb 45c fresh weu trimmed centre cut loin pork chops lb boneless fresh picnic style pork shoulders fresh lean pork butt roast devon lean rindless side bacon peaniealed end curs back bacon pure pork sausage meal with ah pork dishes i iga fancy apple sauce 15 oz tins 2 for 19c family favorite heinz tomato ketchup 1 1 oz btl 23c aylmer choice mixed peas and carrots 15 oz tins 2 for 31c california new crop i red emperor grapes florida juice filled jumbo size 176s oranges doz39c freshly cut snow white no 1 mushrooms prince edward island no 1 potatoes lb 49c 10b bag iga pectin added strawberry jam new instant quaker oats special saving offer detergent blue cheer heinz condensed cream of tomato soup inoersou r new delicious cheese spread t iga fancy vacuumpacked whole kernel corn 24oz jar 37c largo pkg 35c ogitvie enriched flour 5 lb bag 33c 59c 10 ox tins 2 for 23c or ballards champion dog food 15 oz tins 2 for 21c 8 ox jar 31c 14 oz tins 2 for 29c kj carnation evaporated milk tall tins 2 for 25c frozen food features pictswoet frmofi fresh 10 oz pkg broccoli 27c tssl mortons turkey chicken or beef 8 oz pi pot pies 29c j ledgers iga feel farm fires too prevalent v fires on ontario farms are all loo prevalent and there is much that can be done to both prevent fires and control ihero after they start this seemed to be the feeling of most of the 372 pntario forums who reported on the novfrnlber 7 topic of fire on the farm for their first question the for- urns were asked how iruiny farm fires jlad oecured within a 10 mile radius in the past year over three- quarters of thej groups reported tljiree or more fires a rather strike trejj tkitrer then they took a look at thmjrs they could do to prevent fires again threequarters of them felt inspection of electric wiring and equipment was a must wxt on the p list was regular care aiki rliniti j of chimneys and hecitmn equip- ment ai n- with ear- m smoking i nd handling of matcho install t- ion and care of 1 1 griming rods cr- in handling and stormy inflammah- ltqiitd- uvd ienral iixwl houe- kepins were all mnlnred over 40 tiorcent f th- frrums on the farm they agreed llinv were things they could tii to con trol fire rf it did start rijhl at ihe top of the list was lo have proper fire extinguishers availahlr m com- j ven lent plares then nhtit- jft jm- ceiu emphasized tiu ncrtl for a yomi landy supply f water a j quarter of the forums felt keeping ladders in a handy pla was a must lariston in orry list all tiee j and add have a telepruino in ijood working order when cam- to at question of what ci noinhhorliood j could io to orjanii for fire fightim it was intiteslmji to find that onequarter ot the forums liv ed in communities which already had arrangements for a fire trttek from the neighbor in town these were usually qiritc satisfied wilii the arrangement- fbuilt to battlf j the weather thinner in honor of tom hayes at winter fair recognition oftom hays oak- viue as the spark plug who made possible exhibits of holstein cattle at the international dairy show ov er the past four years was made at a dinner held in his honor dur ing the royal winter fair in tor onto tom was presented with a tv set by the exhibitors of hol- steins at the international dairy shows at chicago and indianapolis w- p watson ontario livestock commissioner said if we are to have the world recognize the fine quality of our cattle we must make their excellence known winning at such shows as the international is one of the surest methods of do ing this credit for the highly suc cessful canadian exhibit goes to tim hays for willout his enthus iasm and leadership it is vei v doirrtful if micro would have been n exhibit the holstein breed as a whole has benefitted greatly from the ef- forts of tom hays not only in ins sptnstmship of the intcrnitontl exhibit but through his siekinir on of new markets fr ur itilf sii1 fred m rnvdir waterloo presid j ent of the holsteinfriesim assoc- iition or canada ouillermo thillrich ruenos aires praised toro hays for the quility of the holsteins that he iki- sent in the past ten years to argentina said- he these cattle have been the best ambassadors that anv country could have tom hays in neptmir u jjft paid tribute to the cooperation of the canadian breeders which had made the exhibits possible in particular he mentioned dr hec tor i astencn whose roafe farm herd from brampton has provided the nucleus around vliich the ex hibits have been frniilt j d nnos woodstock ont past president of the holstein- friesian association of canada was chairman five times ax many canuliin live in towns and cities a live on the farms charlotte whittons talk read at wi greenock womens institute met at the home of mrs annus thi-nvi- son on welnesday evening niy- cmbcr 9 with- 21 in attendance the pnsident mrs e paterson ojxn- ed the meetinr with the institute ode and mary stiwart colleit scripture was read by mrs c al lan i ixhm remiintiranrt was read by mrs patterson and the lords prayer was repeated in un ison roll call ws answered by a tenpiance verse frixm the bible tlie minutes and liriisiirirs report ma read bjprmre -e- johnston- business was discushl mrs c statistics evrry- 1tmt- 1 have a car ihow that canadian ome 55 of hmiseliitlds auction sale in township of erin j of 31 holstein cattle brood stows youne riirs hay llrain etc the undersigned hiw ieceivil in structions from pkter t1mmkrmvn to sill by auction at the farm lot 17 cm a krm twp situatid on iv jrrleroil pi- miles ninth of ospriniro 1 mile west of 24 high way on satiroav novkmihr 26 1955 comniiicmj al 2 i rlock sharp tlie following iioistk1n cattik the hrl eonsits of 17 inatnrt cows all young holstein row due time of se 2 holstein cenvs fresh with calf at foot cow due in ian 2 cows due in early winter 11 cows in full flow bred in july aug and sept this is a good herd of cows all hand milked and artificially bred tn beg holsicjn bulls from the maple unit brooding dates given on day of sale youno cattle 4 holstein heifers ready to breed 5 yearling heifers a y e r i ngslcors 3 vouiik calves rroon sows york sow with 12 pigs at side york sow with 11 pigs at side york mw with 9 pigs at side york sow with a pigs at side york sow duo before sale day 3 young york sows ready to breed 4 thrifty chunks york hoar 14 rrios old hay ant grain i00 bus of heavy mixed grain 45 tons of choice mixed hay terms cash with clerk on day of sale wm a oibson auctioneer phono rinelpli 743w fred baptie clerk b192 clearing auction sale cm registered jersey cattle trac tor farm and poultry equipment feed etc 1 wwwwwwwwwwwmwmwmvwmtwvi d j armstrong dc chiropractor 6 john st acton for appointment phone 550 tmi hut fmstom tom cootr tires test amer dmiat aid deep sett- i traai pals r son and steady smb shnk or and oo btre pne- frjrq roi saootmr d aoiselessly a parted alacaracr tin toth motors lorne garner motors ltd town country tires tube or tubele5s v white s1dewalls or allblack reliable taxi i 9 main st s fast courteous service snack bar light lunches fish and chips delivered promptly to your order confectionery etcf chester and victor peycha proprietors do your christmas shopping tlie undersigned has received in- strutlions from s o ikmrlkton to sell by auction at his farm lot b 1st inn- kiln i mile south of no 24 highway on tl ksitw nuvkmbkr 29 comiiiciuniy at 1 o clock shaip the tuilowmu catllk le jisrv cow 3 yrs call al loot reg ji- 3 jib biei july 4 reg jeiscy iiy 3 yri hied aug la reg jersey heller 20 111 died july 13 keg jeisey liomi 1 in- hlei julj 0 reg j jeisey llelfel 14 lllos heg jvrscy i hull 10 inns inl by don head fauns 2 bull calvvs 3 grade jel- i soy ciius briil in sept graile jer sey iieifei a inns 2 durham j cows due in dor durham heifer due iiv dec i imilkmknts muiniaiulis mo- line z tiiiclor fully equipped in ijrrtod conriitron mtm 2a 3rurrww i plow lik new mil 7 ft tractor i cultivator like now cocksliull 7 ft tractor disc floury hisscll i grinder like new m h hay loader nearly new mll side delivery rake cocksliull no 4 manure spreader mc 0 7 ft mower 6- mction harrows 2row mc d scuffler 5socthiii harrows m ii i r ft bindr m ii 13disc drill lubber tired wagon flat rack tur nip drill root pulper walking plow 30 ft drive bell stock ruck lor half ton pickup truck 75 ft of new snow fence several 3 inch plank steel drums n of cedar posts 21 gal ol oil new 40 rod roll of wire fence now onequarter li p motor ho cycle mll electric cioam separator electric stock clippers 24 sail licks 12 now steel sail holders forks several good storm windous and screens shov els chains and ule usual small articles ffkd itmjltry fquipmknt about mm bus or good turnips about lamm bales of bay atxnit 30o bales of wheat straw about 150 balis of oatstraw about 400 bus of ats about 75 bus of wheal mow of loose hay 4 warner electric brooders 2 range shelters 2 brood er houses small colony house steel feeders about en ft of new half inch pijm- 5 automatic watcrers water fountains wimmiou feeders pigs york sow bred oct 10 york sow and 5 pigs ready to wean 3 young york sows bred 6 weeks 2 young york sows 5 mos good york boar teralfj cash settlement with elerk on day of sale no reserve as mr pembleton i giving up farming frank petcti auctioneer telphone georgetown tr 728i a3 at the g bazaar satur a november26 luxton memorial hall 230 pm chr speci cards and wrappings gifts toys novelties decorations corsages aprons childrens wear knitted articles bring the children special items and novelfies for them homemade baking and candy featuring homemade bread and rous white elephant booth draws will be made for a bridne table set table and 4 chairs clock- radio set of skates and boots 22 walking doll with computo ward- robe v for top rated fuel oils and service call 69 thompson fuel service prompt delivery by meter pump deal at home and save attention car buyers i our low cost financing and insurance plan will help you make a better deal see us for details now wh denny 39 brock st phone 455 yon free balloons for children accompanied by adults afternoon tea will be served 3 to 5 pm auspices lakeside chapte iode s vaw imiaimii ipuman s imrtwmnwmummimtufcufch bookstore your headquarters for i office supplies wallpaper paints books stationery 1 25 wyndham st- guelph ont aitkvn jivported on tle district executive meeting hcldr reiently mrs robert allan convener of the program called on mrs r imckiowp who rid a topic on tompirance written by charlotte whrtton of ottnva mrs alliui folr lowed with a splendid uilk on tumihrancv a humorous reading the now school teacher was readf by mrs thomas llomsloy j the mooting closed with god save the quoin following the in- jstitute grace refreshments were i served ty tlie hostess and her asr 1 sistonts 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