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AUCTION SALE SATURDAY MAY at FOR LES AND LUVENA AT THEIR PROPERTY on Trafalgar Road right the Hills Admin istrntlon Bldg In Georgetown Known as the International Sales Bam Sab to bo In Sorts Arena undercover Solo consisting Aniique and modem furniture very labia brass glass china copper beautiful hand carved walnut Cathedral clock oil paintings foreign currency etc FURNITURE Walnut dining room by Ike new incl whulch sideboard glass and liqueur plus chain straights arm antique mahogany side tables antique lovesoat antique rack and mirror this Is truly a beaut rack hassocks cushion matching arm chair and ottoman Provincial doslgn cotfoo and end tables sol 3 sectional I a bios rock bed plus night stand plno desk hall tree bod mirrors dresser 2 bedroom chairs 3pc Vilas maple bedroom bedroom chair and night stand 3 light maple bedroom suite bod drossot and of drawers matching nigh I tables side table hang I tapestry covered arm chairs door lamp telephone table wicker mo trunk APPLIANCES Simplicity washer and dryer Fridgldaire dish washer Coldspol window air conditioners Ike newl 18 V walnut Admiral B W carpet vacuum cleaners door poliahor plus regular small electric appliances GLASS CHINA BRASS COPPER CLOCK SILVER CHAN DELIER ETC CLOCK lone of kind only Cathedral all hand carved to height working gold plated scenes mirrors sot brass fro arms of antique brass horses and trainers 14 high one of a klndl antique branch sol no glass perfect vasol no glass frutt bowl wservors pr Royal vases of bisque figurines Royal on figurines antique I lamps barometer carving set made In India antique solid brass Ink SILVER ANTIQUE CHANDELIER glass 7or6pca comploioveryold antique copper copper too urn brass trivets Fronchantlquacandolsbrum milkglass punch mugs and ladle Mermaid Mfmon china vases cranberry glass silver wine sots silver rue to silver entree dishes pr candlo holders silver pcklo cruet silver teapot wburnor sov silver plates china P antique strainer silver breakfast sot silver butter dish cheat of silver by Edwards International carving set numerous wall plates from various countries namely Spain Peru Mexico Nassau Belgium England Holland ale old Gorman boor stein wooden from Br Honduras A antique fruit com glass Royal antique crystal Irish alee gradual snos in all no sot sugar cake servers some Royal Doulton small figurine Toby mugs Hummol plaques antique china tea so complete antique Folley d nnor sot mustache cup having mug cream m Ik pi ichors Copoland choose d shea bone china cups saucers plus all regular glass china household goods impossible I all of it shoots towels rugs mats ale OIL PAINTINGS 36 inches oil Scoltsh scene signed daied Wllnms1732 1B55wlght match antique Is 2 colors signed Murray from Roberts Art Gallory 1842 numerous ant quo Icturos Terms am cash or cheque win I Preview morning of AUCTIONEERS NOTE This is to be an outstanding solo wth qua and rare collectable Items Some only one of kind hold In arena lots of parking lots seating Mr Mrs Mil ngton have travelled all over world and are now ring Lunch Cross Catholic Women a League or not bio for accidents AUCTIONEER AUCTION SALE FOR KERWIN la bo held on No Highway North of ACTON on SAT 27 MAY AT 12 30 PM CATTLE 80 Hood of Boot purebred Hereford bull no paporsl by Or J W 3 yrs guaranteed brooder good one 10 Hereford cows hava calves others pasture bred ICharolaisX Shorthorn cow duo Shorthorn cows 1 has calf other duo cow pasture YOUNG CATTLE- Hereford to choice Hereford he fers to 8 Hereford about lbs Hereford heifers about 400 lbs Hereford steers to lbs steer lbs 5 Hereford horfers to Charotais he for lbs 10 bull calves to 350 lbs Above cattle all in good condition Females over will bo Blood Pregnancy tested TRACTORS F Tractor newly over hauled Ford Skyline loader runs good No 119471 gas good 35 S combine MF 124 baler nearly new 3 furrow plow semi I to new MF MH grain drill sot of section drags Ferguson mower cut 4 section harrows JD double Disc plate wheel cultivator power lifl Kelly Ryan manure spreader good wagon and flat rack wagon and gravity boa Lett grain grinder Farmhand balobuncher side rake gram auger motor transmission case for Ford MISCELLANEOUS Pioneer chain saw boy CCM speed bicycle GRAIN 15 ton heavy mined grain HORSE very quiet and good with TRUCK 1966 Ford dump truck w double hoist 1969 sot of stock racks lor K ton box good sot MAX STOREY Auctioneer EVERY ITEM TO BE SOLD AUCTION SALE THURSDAY MAY 30 PM COMMERCIAL ST MILTON Somo Items to bo Auctioned Color TVs TV a bookshelves stereo stands wall units end end tables trophies glassware bods dressers various living room and bedroom lamps beds hut dining loam sots kitchen sets desks odd chairs ng cabinets rofrkjeralors pictures some antiques AUTOMOBILES Cougar 1973 Van pickup MANY OTHER ITEMS NEW AND USED TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION FOR AN EVENING OF FUN ENTERTAINMENT Plan attend WILLIAM ASSOCIATES CLEARANCE SALE Commercial St Discount on all goods in Auction The Acton Free Press Wednesday 1978 The Ihe Town Hall almost burned down by George As people came within sight of the Town Halt the lights were visible shining through a haze of smoke white In the corner by the fire exit bright yellow flames flickered In the windows When 1 arrived Firefighters were already on the job and entering the Town Haiti heard the sound of water pouring down Into the room behind the Council Chamber The stairways and upstairs hall were filled with smoke and a number of citizens standing around upstairs watching the proceedings By this time the stove had plunged through the floor into Jimmy room below and firemen were pouring water on the wood around the place the stove had been on the floor and walls and down the hole in the floor onto the stove below Most of the excitement was over by then and the story of the night s events was being passed along from person to person among the spectators Jimmy hod decided because of the cold that one of the stoves should be kept going all night so the hall would be warm first thing in the morning for the students He had therefore loaded some wood into the stove in the northeast corner and gone to bed But the stove burned better than he realized or perhaps he forgot to close the damper in any case It must have become so hot the wood around it ignited This wood was piled a foot or so away from the stove and the behind the stove and the floor underneath were covered with galvanized metal If this been the case the fire could have been much worse The stove must have been very hot Indeed Jimmy had been awakened by the smelt of smoke and the sound of the fire He rushed out and pulled the fire siren switch but nothing happened The siren was frozen He have a few tugs on the bell rope grabbed a pail filled It with water and raced upstairs to throw It on tho fire On the way down he pulled the rope a couple of times again filled the pail tugged the rope and raced upstairs This accounted for the intermittent clanging of the bell He kept at it running up and down stairs in his stockinged feet in the smoke until the firefighters arrived Undoubtedly his efforts helped to hold the fire back The stove eventually came down through the hall floor onto his bed so it was lucky he wakened when he did This fire ended his career as caretaker of the Halt His roam was destroyed and there was no other one In the hall so he moved elsewhere eventually becoming night watchman at Baxter Laboratories and later at Dills Printing and Publishing I have never forgotten several unrelated incidents which stick in my memory from that night I remember standing in the hallway down stairs for a few minutes where a number of men leading citizens of the town at that had gathered and were talking I remember distinctly Amos Mason and Dills Smoke floated around us there were bings and thumps coming from above and just through the Council Chamber door was the sound of cascading from the hoses through the hole on the floor It struck me as odd in all this excitement that they were AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 31 AT CLOCK SHARP Is IN THE AGRICULTURAL HALL politics Upstairs the firemen had put a ladder through the trap door over the stage Into the attic and some had gone up for a look around Although the fire had not burned through the ceiling the attic must have been full of smoke and this was in the days before respirators bo they were a brave lot I remember Firefighter Sam coming down the ladder and reporting to the Fire Chief who strangely enough I dont remember He said Its pretty hot up there do you think I should take up a hose And I remember whether he got to take a hose up the ladder or not Jimmy wandered about watching still in his stockinged feet saying nothing his face showing no signs of the recent panic he must have felt I felt sorry for him because now he had no place to sleep however a neighbour took him In for the rest of the night The next morning I over heard one local citizen saying to Police Chief Harrop Well anyway we got a certain room cleaned out so I gathered that maybe Jim my stay In the Town Hall as caretaker was not popular with everyone Oh yet what happened to the High School At Home Friday morning before school everyone was glum What to do At nine clock Principal called a meeting of the whole school to discuss the mutter In those days there were only ninety students or so and they regularly and easily crowded Into one room of the school for Important meeting The High School then was In the old stone school now St Joseph Separate School It was decided that If everyone worked there would be time to move the dance to the building using the upstairs gym and the downstairs hall for dancing with a PA system linking the two together Jobs were assigned and by early after noon everything was in for the dance to go on as scheduled and It did with as AT HOME in the town hall in 1946 including presentation of certificates to members of the graduating class Included in the group are Bunny Anderson Stewart Ruth Masters Masales Joan Somerville Burn Ray Eleanor Ross George Elliott and Duval Phibrook tells house Canadians fed up with post office Canadians are fed up with delays and Irresponsible ac tions taken by Post Office workers MP Frank told the House of Commons last week Phllbrook was Postmaster General Gllles to sec what could be done to prevent Incidents such as one that took place at the Ottawa terminal much success as If nothing had happened As for the Town Hail indue course It was repaired The stove went back the floor was fixed and a good many dances were held before It ceased to be used In fact the next year the At Home was back In Its original location Everything returned to what It had been all Jimmy His days at the Town Hall were over unless perhaps late at night his spirit still runs up and down those stairs as he did one frosty night thirty years ego May 11 On that occasion postal workers wore badges and T shirts which carried insulting and obscene gestures towards management Phllbrook noted things such as that could cause wider disruption of postal service This is another in a series involving Inside lal workers in various parts of country It has cuastd the Canadian people lo become in tolerant of this kind of action by this pirtnular group If my is any example I would say the Canadian people have just about had enough They are fed up with this kind of irresponsible behaviour This probably represents for Inside postal workers the worst Industrial relations we have seen In this country I do not want entirely to incrim mate post office manage although we recognize there arc troubles on that side But there certainly is great concern about these postal workers It is peculiar be cause they tend to blame the post office management for all their troubles However it is TV a FURNITURE9 walnut no china cab net largo buffet and ctn port 1 glass wo nut hi I tic bo trunks walnut v tad old ant quo platform Inctud double bod an I vinhy and night stand fancy oak fancy walnut bedroom suits includ ng doublo bod drosscr fancy walnut swing dresser m rror card I on 3 bedroom Services J r d tablo drawers tw at 1 1 Of nul droploif ig bod point oval walnut walnut smoke atari tablo plus bonch round Duncan small Duncan Phyffo lab wa lamp fancy walnut rick nack shot walnut maganno rack fancy walnut do mo laiy cl and upholstered bedroom la go arm good one fan back chair wall blanket chests catd sot of four idgo old nrj a smoko nick nock I away bed antique platform rockers chromo kitchen chairs plus cabinet wjln it nasi of table good ones noodle point foot stool Carlson d mantle clock odd chairs sowing machine night lamps upholstered arm chair with foot stool largo wall m or brass lamp Soabrooio record pljyor color T V vacuum plus alt appliances electric fans and hooters I ft top flower stand GLASS CHINA BRASS COPPER COLLECTABLES ETC Small wr ling box brass assort old brass baso Tiffany table lamp In old copper kettle ass bell cast iron kettle cranberry amdsh vases 12 Limoges cups and saucers rds of Pared so copper lustro assort of fancy wall plates Dm dontypo German centre piece opalescent shoe 12placosattnfjNonrako Nippon no rwaro urn H P brass Incense burner Royal hum dor miniature pressed glass sugar butter dish assort Pa EVANGEL TABERNACLE Sunday May 1978 m ton Education II m Worship Service Evening Service Bbto Study WED tOom Ladies Time 7 30pm Young People ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH BO Mill Street East Foundad1B42 Rev Das Sydney Sc Dry Church 0690 WEDNESDAY i Young Pooploa THURSDAY i Choir Sunday May 1978 a m Sunday School 30p ipkin holder or of good lass cookie barrel for breakfast sot grape pane n wno Id porcelain too sot H Gorman i bowl collects bio croa mors old Blue W How pc tea sot hen on nest son fo compote edge sat n glass lassos Cornflower crystal vase Cornllower fru bowl cream sugar and water Sheffield carving sot good Rogers slver borry spoons knives etc voso 2 covered veg plus assort of good EPNS silvered platod items Rogers candlesticks Limoges candy of Paradise mustache cup and shaving mugs pes apple pooler work ng order cost Iron glue pot a of bucksaw wringer washer quart sea lots re dps and others broad one plus assort of good hand and garden tools Dom Canada dictionary of all the proumcos famly Amotican linger amp door glass finger lamp hat pins plus assort Ivory dresser sot old round dish bedding Inons rod rugs 9 12 and many more good Items not able to bo I sled TERMS cash or doy of Preview from A clock day of Friends neighbours end past members cordially invited PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND CEMETERY 1978 Gentlemen Don miss this looked oft or has gone to Nuisng H start at6ocIock sharp Ttusleo Hallboard or Auctioneer not II goods are CHRIS A SCHOUTEN AUCTIONEER 8532010 BETH EL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Sunday May 28 Sunday Worship Surv cos at am and day School during morn service Sunday School ng mornngsorvco You ore welcome BacktoGodHoi hoard those stations Hat ton C K OC dull St Cothor S a dial 1220 Toroi del MHZ Toronto K am dial 30 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rev Andrew A Minister Mr A Hanson B A Organist and Choir Sunday Moy28 10 40 am Minister Church p Class for Teenagers am Church School for Nursery Kindergarten and Grades to Nursery for babies and toddlers 11 Divno Worship Sor mon on Thome On Liking self and Tho to bo L kod Everyone Most Wolcomo UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON Rev Boston B A Elliott MA PhD Music Sunday May 1978 Baby Fold and Toddler Cora Sunday School Eve ryono Wolcomo THE CHURCH OF ST ALBANTHE MARTYR Willow St and St Albans rector of Music Mrs Frank 00nm Holy Eucharist 10 30a 30 am Church School Nursery Wednesday May 15 Conl rmat on Class Tlu Juno I Eucharist 8 p m Par Council Meet Dr Frank not all the postal workers who behave In this way We do not have any trouble with the tetter carriers workers In fact I be one reason the letter carriers split off and developed their own union was because they fell they could no longer be associated with the inside workers people in my riding I think they arc fairly repre sentatlve of business they are business by and large who rely on the mailare puzzled about all this as I the rest of us are They are frustrated because we do not seem to have an answer After all we have been at this for several years They arc angry and demanding some kind of action a resolution of this problem and of course they look to the federal government for answers Why are we running into all this trouble Industrial relations Is a wide field There arc conflicts all the time twren management and labour whether in the public or the private sector But this type of behaviour by postal workers appears to be tin matched unprecedented Government and manage ment tend to be blamed The are considered to bo boring Many Jobs are very boring Mr Speaker these jobs are also very well paid Sometimes automation is blamed and at other times autocratic management But surely these difficulties could be resolved peacefully In other situations they are Workers blame the the cabinet and the various postmasters general over ihe years for lack of co operation Even the civil vants In department are blamed The workers in turn arc accused of being com anarchists rotislsandsoon This does not seem to solve the problem They propose certain solutions of their own establishment a private enterprise a Crown corporation andsoon The question now is Can we gel cooperallon by agree ment or shall we have to re sort to tough measures I believe Canadians are a reasonable people They want to treat everyone welt in eluding these Inside postal workers But they want these issues resolved soon After all this department is not a toy factory even though there are a lot of games being played It Is on service and the public wants some a risers Phllbrook said In reply Mr said there were no specific plans to prevent similar pro blems in the future but 1 the same action would be taken if It again He reviewed steps that being taken with unions MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave Georgetown Sunday 1978 m Sunday School 11 30p m ES Kerr Inter m Pallor THURSDAY Or KorrSpoaks Tho Folio wsh of Evangelical Churches In Canada Wo Carol CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Minister Tho Rev J L McFaddtn BO and Mrs Etta rw Sunday May Annrvorsary Guest Speaker TJ Reese A of Mount Forest 30 m Anniversary Service Guest Spoakor Rev Hyde BA BD of Tram Become one of our many satisfied subscribers who enjoy having their Free Press delivered right to their door