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AUCTION SALE For JIM BROOKS Saturday October at 12 Noon TO BE HELD AT THE FARM LOT CONC 5 OH THE LINE OF ESQUESING TWPFROM EXIT AT TRAFAL GAR ROAD GO NORTH 14 MILE TO STEELES AVE GO WEST ROADS TO LINE THEN NORTH I MILE MILES OF MILTON TO BE HELD ON FURNITURE corner to door- thick pint BMutllul drop laal labia Upright Grand Piano a Bench Sat of kitchen chairs original other chain Larga Itch an labia laavat Large of all good ones spool bad- good Bolton rocker Largo Plna flour bin Small wash stand with ban Small hall table Pint blanket box 3 smtill ladder back chain Old folding card table Old kitchen couch Larga Iron bed mattress Oak bad a Spring Canopy ropebedi Sawing machine Pressed back nursing roc ker Modern rocker Pie cupboard Wood box Small Table Harvest table ft Old box Stove Moffat electric stove MISCELLANEOUS Hanging lamp with coloured prism flood Oil lamp with pink petals 3 Other good oil lamp Candle maker Copper boiler Traveller writing box shav- Ing kit Llage French rifle utile loading Ball with bayonet double barrel muzzle loader Powder Flask hot holder Alto old gun cleaning box Small Scissors with Jack knives In handle Wool carder wool winder spinning wheel Toronto blue flowered jug H Paris Blue flow ered crock Several other crocks a Jugs Youths Iron stone toilet set Swing mirror Buffalo robe Old Anglo lamp complete 3 Way Angle lamp a Round butter prints a Ladles Knitting machine Old violins Old ova I top mirror Apple pe eler ft tad Irons Lots of old large picture frames Butt of Wl- Laurler Key Wind Pocket watchp resented Blue pedestal for oil lamp Mantle clock Book- Elementary read Ing- 1137 Round top trunk Skaters lantern Brass Candle sticks Old set of grocery scales Large Iron griddle Trivet ft Irons Shoe lasts Brass pocket match holder Pine ETC Good water pitchers Ironstone platter dinner dishes Ironstone vegetable dish Flo blue cup never had han dle Blue milk glass fruit Flo blue Flo blue cups ft saucers Small ft covered compote fast sat Bun holder Glass butter dish Several pes of Alma dshea Fancy shaving mug China Condiment set Fancy vases 3 Mustache cups Sailers Souvenir of Penetang Aust ria Tin candle holder with glass Pewter salt ft pepper Berry cake plete Goblets beaded Bui lie ye Lots of sea lerssome good TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS AND MISCELLANEOUS mh Junior gas tractor pulley MH Furrow Trail plow Set of Section drags IHC Seed drill MH Single MH Tractor mower- cut Trail Mower No Wheel wagon ft box Walking plow Riding plow Stuf fier Blacksmiths drill Iron Kettle of cartons Check writers Western saddle ft Bridle Gumey cast Iron stove Cream separator No IB Millar amp volt wel der complete Grease pump 3 Gas engines cylinder C clamps Quantlly of shovels axes wrenches etc CAR Ford Country Sedan Station wagon VI auto Iran SN 1B47 LUMBER Pine Basswood Elm Ash In various Hiss TERMS CASH NO RESERVE CENTURY FARMU9 YEARS IN FAMILY FARM SOLD NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS PLEASE REGISTER UPON ARRIVAL Max Storey ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE EVENING OCT AT 7 PM ACTION CENTRE STATION ST PARTIAL LISTING Furniture pine desk primitive pine sideboard table with drawer bench and pine washstands dolls cradle primitive cherry gate leg drop leaf table Boston rocker and others fancy oak hall table bake cabinet round wicker tables cherry table with drawer blanket box set of chicken coop chairs Glass and China Complete blue and white china Chamber set Ironstone Chamber set green berry bowl and nappies Burlington beaded grape double handle Nippon china vase plus other pes Blue Milk glass laced Old Willow pattern and china wall plates Opalescent Hobnail cream sugar and plates blue china shoe Pink Depression glass bowl and butter dish glass coke stand pressed centre bowls and pitcher plus many more Items Oil Lamps Green Hand china parlor umbrella parlor Aladdins finger lamps and clear clear glass etc Misc Avon glass bottles IS milk glass hen on nest lids only clock shelf oval frames sap buckets silver centre basketr cream and sugar Iron pots several crockery ug and crocks Old Canadian coins etc TERMSCASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS 11 BRIAN HILL AUCTION SALE Mrs Evelyn Saunders Guelpb St Georgetown Sat Oct 6th at 1230 of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE APPLIANCES ETC burner gas stove Apt Size electric stove Washing Machine New GE Vacuum Sweeper am appliances elec tric docks Sinner sewing machine Cedar chest pee kitchen radios Duncan end tablet ft coffee table pee bedroom suite fireplace screen lamps mirrors Hanson Hair Dryer telephone table crystal stemware pee silver flatware J pee suite Sen Boy canister set am glass lined water heater shovel rakes hose lawn chairs levels saws etc Ancient violin textiles pots pans dishes etc etc Many other articles too numerous to mention A good full sale toattend Setting by number Cash day of sale Alfred R Spence Auctioneer 5 Georgetown Church Services BETH EL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Churchill Rd and Minister Rev J Corvers Sunday Oct 7 Sunday Warship Services at am and Pre School Sunday School during morning service Sunday School during the service Nursery during both services The BethEl Christian Reformed Church Invites everyone to come and worship with us The Lords Day la a day the Lord has made Therefore Let us go to the house of the Lord Let us Maker For He Is our God and we are the people of pasture I Psalms You Are Welcome EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE PAOC Churchill Rd Rev S Thoman Pastor Sunday Oct 1973 Sunday School 1100 am morning Worship m Evangelistic Service Thursday pm Crusaders Thursday 00 pm Christ Ambassador Isa Behold th Lords hand Is not shortened that It cannot save neither ear heavy that It cannot hear Excellent free town bus service for children and to and from Sunday School on the All Red Bus Also rural pickup for Information phone or THE CHURCH OF ST A LB AN THE MARTYR tin Anglican Corner Rev J Dawson RevJ TH Hon assistant Sunday Oct Holv Eucharist 1030 Holy Eucharist am Church School Nursery BAHAI FAITH You are lovingly to el tend a fireside discussion every Thursday Evening at pm Phone You are lovingly to attend a fireside discussion every Thursday Evening at pm Phone Among the teachings of Hli Holiness of Bahaullah Is that religion must be the cause of fellowship and love If It becomes the cause of estrangement then It Is not needed for religion Is Ilka a remedy If II aggravates the disease then becomes unnecessary bah a MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave Georgetown Pastor Rev Robert Sunday Oct 1973 Worship Worship Warm welcome to all Georgetown ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Mill Street West Founded Pastor Rev Frank M Byrne Parsonage Cheltenham Church Office Sunday Oct am Thanksgiving Warning Worship and Sunday School followed by Com Everyone Welcome UNITEDCHURCHOF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON Rev Dr Onions Minister Dr Elliott MA Ph Music Sunday Oct 1973 am Thanksgiving CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Churchill Road North Minister The Rev A Walter Fosbury BA Tldey Avenue Phone Sunday Oct am Worship and Church School Sermon A Communion Meditation and Holy Com munion The Church on the Hill Is an Interdenominational con ore PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rev Andrew H BABD Minister MrEA Hansen Organist and Choir Master Sunday Oct 7 1973 ttOO am Church School from Kindergarten to Grade a Il00am Thanksgiving Wor ship Sermon Theme The Difference Gratitude Makes Sun Oct 14th am Fall Communion Nursery for babies and toddlers during service Everyone Most Welcome AUCTION SALE SHORT NOTICE at household furniture antiques lawn garden and carpentry tools some lumber appliances misc etc at their residence located In the village of Moffat on the is side road Nasseaaweyo Twp miles west of the Line and miles northwest of Mohawk Raceway for MR and MRS DAVID HENDERSON SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 1230 PM FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES Chesterfield and chair coffee table and tables Chroma kitchen table and 4 chain Buffet beby crib playpen wicker double bed spring and mattress round walnut extension table large oak gentlemans chair oak old writing desk oak dining chain antique rocker cherry wood drop leaf fable 3 old matching chain set of old matching chain quilling frames one old one new Wicker fern stand large solid pine bottom for targe old kitchen cupboard large top harvest table and drawers 7 x 3 Pine bench old pine old all copper washer and wringer working order copper boilers small round pedestal table other flower tables organ stool antique high chair wooden halt clothes rack odd chairs OLD CHINA DOLL well over yean old in perfect condition old photo album leather bound In perfect condition Aladdin tamp electrified Reo lamp electrified RR lantern other oil lamps pictures and frames- a handmade quilts brand new hand hooked rug good condition wool cards sad Irons flat Iron quantity of old glass and china and silver Iron pan assortment of books GE floor polisher like new a burner coal oil stove Niagara hand vibrator TOOLS misc some old antique tools and lumber hand operated boring machine and bits sizes from In working order 3 framers slicks and 4 Cant hook Blacksmiths tangs Shingle creepers whe barrow garage doors track and rollers lawn garden and some carpentry tools ft extension ladder togging chain volt motors wooden storm windows and screens good condition pine hand cot window top board and other misc lumbar boys cycle cream can 3 glass and other misc Items too numerous to mention Terms are cash No reserves Owner moving house Is up for sate Mr and Mrs Henderson have been life long memben of the community Selling by number Lunch available Owners or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents CHRIS SCHOUTEN AUCTIONEER Obituary W Brown dies in city hospital The Acton Free Press Wed Octobers After an illness of about two years brown or It Acton died September Mr Brown was In Toronto East General Hospital at tho lime of his death and was so years of age Funeral service was Sept at the funeral home conducted by Iho Rev A Interment was In cemetery Pallbearers were relatives and friends John Beach Dale thome Brook II Howard Brown Beach Don It Acton Doug Brander and Ross Griffith Toronto Dairy farm Mr Drown was bom In llowtck Quebec son of the late Albert Brown and Janet Lang Brown After his marriage to Trimble In IM7 at Toronto hey lived In Toronto Tor a year before moving to Que bec They owned and oper ated a dairy arm In fleld Quebec for eight years until IBM when they moved to R3Aclon Mr Brown was a carpenter with J Mac- and was selfem ployed He is by his wife family Ken and Hetty Drown Itn Acton Wayne una Leslie at alitor Shir ley Mrs Atan Farn- Quebec and brothers Quebec Walter his twin brother at Rlverfield and Clifford at Quebec Seeking buyers The WD Association of Hamilton after several years of plan ning and research have published a book about the Womens Division of the Theyve asked the Free Press to help them reach former personnel and Iho public This book is the find story of the It A Airwomen sen from to the currcnl Air a factual humorous 1 Hunt ruled hard cover book gelling for per copy Prepaid or ders will be mailed through WD ASSOCIATION Hook Committee PO Rax Hamilton Ontario A GLASS cubicle is all that remains now where Actons station once stood The building was recently sold by the Acton Lions Club to Joseph McCarthy who salvaged lumber from It Reflected in the car mir ror in the foreground 1b the platform where passengers used to await ar rivals and departures from the cast and west D Gibbons photo Churchill Gift for trip west in report by Mac Arthur Morning worship at Churchill Community Church on Sunday was very well attended Also Sunday School seems to be gaining each week Rev A W message was Autumnal edits I Ions Choir anthem was Hock My Soul Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson entertained the Churchill Community Church orchestra on Saturday September 29 to honor the new couple Mr and Mrs Raymond Denny The evening was spent in playing games Mrs Clarence Denny showed pictures taken at the Calgary Stampede and some of Ray pictures laken when a Utile boy During the evening iho couple were a black leather and a corsage for Mary Lou Raymond thanked oil for the lovely also for the enjoyable evening not forgetting to mention the good times they have had together and that he plans being with them still Mary Lou also thanked everyone and all enjoyed a happy evening together Visiters Mrs Clarence Huntsman of and Miss Norma Smart of Niagara Falls called on Mr and Mrs William Thompson on Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Jack Clothier of Newfoundland visited far two weeks with their sinter Mrs Alfred Saunders Mr Archie Lawrence and Mrs Mac Ijiwrence all of Newfoun dland also Mr and Mrs Lawrence of spent laal week with Mrs Saunders Li mi I la ell enjoyed a birthday dinner Friday her In Toronto and visited different places of Interest Mrs William Hobble is home alter visiting her sister inlaw Mr mid Mrs Lloyd Anderson at Black Islington spent the weekend Mr and Mrs Norman Turners us their win Davids guest New grandchildren Mr Mrs Wallace and Mr Mrs Dun en joyed a motor trip to Manor Saskatchewan and a visit with and Mrs Robert Hyde and Jeremy moved from Lets talk about HORSES has been serving as minister since going to Saskatchewan Mr and Mrs W were happy to welcome their first Jeremy in and lit welcome Ihulr second Steven when Ihey returned home Rev A and Mrs Sunday Km bud dlniKi their daughter Mr and Mrs Caruso Jeff and girls Carolyn and llarbaru Visitors with Mr Mrs Wallace Swackhnmor Itac on Sunday were Mr it Mrs Fred Thompson By So Acton has another successful fair chalk up on the credit side Comfortable of people 1 park a BUNGALOWS IN ROCk- WOOD bedrooms with Income finished basements large 1 1 replace very well kept Asking BEDROOM BRICK BUNGALOW on one acre in wooded area south of Acton Owner has bought farm ACRE BUILDING LOT with income from existing business ACRE FARM good room home and pond on paved road dose to Acton Asking CALL BERT for details or park contributed lo a memorable day We spent most the after noon flitting between the horse show ring and the Irock The placement the ring was an Improvement but It was unfortunately far loosmall Two the jumps in the Fault and Out class had to be placed an awkward half paces from each thereby causing lot of horses In crash through in stead of over the second jump Despite these problems contestants seemed cheerful particularly the Lindvik sis Beth Kris and of Their laughing good humour throughout he many classes was the cause of much favorable comment among the spectators liter tainlv is more pleasant to watch someone a sense of humor blow a jump than so many our youngsters with their do or die attitude a dim if am II was marvelous in sec all those riders in the par ade Marilyn an tique buckboard was pulled by a team of three- yearold horses owned a driven by Bob Dennis Acton The colt and filly were a beautiful pair of matched bays reminiscent of Ihe allpurpose horses The parade route was mercifully short had lo pull reluctant all he way grinning through clen teeth while a very embarrassed Patrick had to push from behind Ilia I was the first parade hasnt enjoyed She must be in foal Centennial show The quality of horses shown was once again of very high calibre anil although there were less limn Hie record breaking number of last years show Ihere was still a goodly an i mini riic judge w in to say In onlooker that she liiiel she didnt offend anyone of the Palomino class but she didnt reallv know anything judging them With some revamping Acton Fair horse show should become fine competitive led pel it by atmosphere of a great lommitnity effort lodrrniing the horse show ACTON OFFICE Mill St EXPANDING Listings ntdd In Acton Milton Oak villa and surrounding Wear now to sarv you In thaw and we will advise your realestata requirements Salesman required highest commissions paid or It a In confidence to our Acton off lea Won Have you seen the 74s WEVE GOT THEM DROP IN NOW AND SEE US Highest prices being paid 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