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thubstxay october smh 1m the acton free press acton ontario paaainw estate sale the executrix cthe estate oi the late annie huffman wuj offer for sale at the premises wednksdaittrk 1th bat or novkmbsk next al the hour of two oclock in the afternoon the following valu able farm consisting of the wat half of lot number seven i1 in the fifth conces sion of thevtownshlp of ksquelnt in the couty of kaftan containing one hundred acre more or lee i- the aoll i a deep sandy day s loam on the premise there are said to be erected a two storey solid brick house with is room a irame feam 40x69 a fa aln horae- table on stone foundation 30x64 a cow shed asxoora stone pig pen and a frame driving shed possession can be given at any time the property will be sold sub ject to a reserved bid and condit ion of sale for further particular and con ditions of sale see the undersign ed auctioneer or messrs dick dick solicitor for the estate dated at milton the 20th day of october 1051 elliott and hrttouey ble3 auctions ir cucauno auction sale ttmrtturr- cw au4 half he lradtoy uy gah 4mj lfenrt tli undersigned have received im tmctlong from vfctott a nixon to u by public auction at bis form lot 8 con 3 twp- of nelson half mile east of kilbride on tuesday kovkmbkb th at 1 oclock the follovjlng jjrey percheron mare d years old i black percberon mare affed 1 t hvy brchlntfhamftfu odd collar odd haraeas blsnkeu jjeisjh bells etc poutstry hogs and grain 1 mature york sow bred oct 8 ii york pigs 10 weeks old 12 fat hens iso bus fall wheat 300 bus oats 20 ton mixed hay illtoleareits mjd ffraln bind er 6 ft dump rake deirntf mower 5 ft inthrow disc m h manure rpnader cutter cock- jihutt cream separator bufldy set of sloop slcifihs draff harrow low truck wncon and hay rack wheel cultivator seed harrows walking rlou turnip drill 2000 lbs scales ifiht wacon hog crate set of double blocks 25 ft ladder mock rack cyclone seeder fan n in ft mill forks ahovels chains etc shorthorn cows and hei fers 1 white shorthorn heifer due time of sale 1 roan shorthorn nelfer due lime of sale 1 red res fihorthorn cow in full flow bred aufl 11 1 red reg shorthorn cow in full flow bred july 23 1 red reff shorthorn cow bred june 24 1 roan rec shorthorn cow with calf nt side not bred 2 roan grade shorthorn cowi fresh not red 1 heavy reff shorthorn cow fat 1 reff roan nelfer 10 mas old not bred 3 shorthorn heifers 1 veor old eligible for reals t rat ion 1 shorthorn heifer calf 10 month old eligible for realstrtition 1 shorthorn heifer calf fl months old eligible for registration 2 grade shorthorn calves 1 month old 1 red reg shorthorn bull cilf 6 month old young cattle from mnplt unit bulls ind cows at present time bred to lime thu teru ufll be sold subject to blood tst timer ps for simc this i nn t xrollont herd of cnttl terms ciih sottkment with clerk dnv of sale no rcscre as the proprietor must jell om ing to 111 netlth 1i1ndley and elliott auctioneer ph hr rockuood 177j milton fnd h irbottlc clerk blfi3 residents protest closing alleyway continued from pag orts notice were received from the duelph hospital regarding indig ent patient for whom acton was hold responsible the clerk wa instructed to write the county clerk regarding cor respondence which ha been sent regsrdlng cost of appoal on the assessment which had not boon read to county councll the clerk waa by motion in structed to write the county coun cil recommending that thoy pet- itlonthoboardof transportcom mlstlonera to construct a subway on main street north under the cnr crossing a letter from the rotary club expressed regret that permission had not been secured for selling peanut on acton street a letter from engineer anderson said on oil storage tank had boon secured for use at the disposal plant and was being installed by the contractor a bylaw empowered an agree ment to be made between the town of acton and the son of england benefit society transferring cem etery lot to the town and the waiv ing of maintenance charges against the lot was read and approved another bylaw was passed pro viding for the holding of muni cipal elections for the year nom ination meeting will be held on november 30th and election if necessary will be held on decem ber 10th places of polling placet and returning officers were named another bylaw gave percolation to enter into an agreement between saturday oct 27 big wheel children s piaicround 2 shows nightly children unrfcr 2 rcmr free town of acton regard in as ase- ment for a sewer m and lateral constructed across their property in consideration of tha easement being given the town agreed to do certain grading and levelling on the lot specified in the agreement and agreed to pay legal costs of 79 and disbursements councils attention was drawn to the improper sower conaectioiu of more than one building into one sower connection contrary o pro visions and the superintendent was instructed to stop such con nections the council issued instructions to have signs posted at the- sewage dispoml plant forbidding trimpass- ing and also that a notice be pub lished warning the public aw iy from this property the clerk was instructed to write the postmaster asking why the pick- up from mail boxes had been cut to one instead of two as origin ally given attention of council was dnun to buildings that were constructed without permits and were not in accord with building bylaws accounts were passed for pav ment tin follows bill telephone 44 15 watson dolry bar 8 50 acton puc 308 07 beamlsh construction 97 so r j hirrrave 10 25 gtstctncr co 10 25 bowmin black shoemaker 150 to tup of esquesing 31 m flhot sind graxcl 4 b0 bond hirdwire 5b 88 acton machine shops 9 15 cnr 119 07 norwich union 115 04 r v anderson 1 304 s9 an account of chas e napier for supplies on the sewer accou u amounting to 2 505 43 was also opproed for payment reeve hargrove deputv ree e stew art and councillors wieck greer thompson taylor and fr- er were present at this meeting and mavor tyler presided ad joummtnt was about 2 son acton bantams win from simc0e finals in hamilton saturday acton bantams came through with a sparkling win last saturday in acton park against slmcoe by a score of 03 john cunningham put on one of his best displays allowing only 4 hits and striking out 13 hi battery mate al holmes caught a very nmrnd gnmc dpsplto a badly- cut arm the whole tesm pjayed head up ball and havo come a long way since last mprlng when they started out as n bunch of green hed holmes lead the hitters with 2 coming in the right place cun ningham morton slrr and coon each had one bobby hoatley put up good show at 2nd bate sabatlne for slmcoe a left handrr wo wild which was hi downfall issuing 14 bases on ball but struck out 18 and acton left 13 men on base acton and slmcoe are now even 1 game each and the final comes up saturday october 37 tn at vict oria park hamilton at 2s0 for the till- earned run slmcoe 2 acton 4 runs batted in fisher 2 rogers lswson 2 holme 2 coon x two base hit cross cunningham three base jilts liogcrs sacrifice hits fisher left on base slmcoe 4 acton 13 base on ball off sab atlne 14 off cunningham 2 struck out by sabatlne 18 by cunning- r h e slmcoe m11m 000 34j acton 040 000 31 8 0 2 sabatlne nnd plshcr cunning ham and holme simcoe ab r h po a e pond as 3 1 0 0 0 0 rogers rf 3 0 110 0 king lb 4 0 12 0 0 sabatlne p 4 0 0 0 10 cross cf 4 2 10 0 0 kowalsky if 3 0 0 0 0 0 fisher c 2 0 0 18 1 1 lovoday 2b 3 0 112 1 lnnsford 3b 3 0 0 2 11 norman 1 0 oooo smith 1 0 0 0 0 0 31 3 4 24 8 1 acton ab r h po a e heatlcy 2b 110 0 5 0 skilllng 11 2 0 0 0 0 0 lawson lb 5 0 0 17 0 0 cunningham p 4 2 1 0 0 0 morton 3b 4 110 0 1 holims c 4 2 2 10 3 0 sim rf 4 110 0 0 coon cf 2 110 0 1 footltt if 3 0 0 0 0 0 wilds if 10 0 0 0 0 hurst if 10 0 0 0 0 31 8 6 27 14 2 reversible fan a window ventilator which will blow in or about at the turn of a switch is reported by the finan cial post the unit can draw in 450 cubic feet of air per minute nnd will exhaust the average kit chen in 24 minutes it fits any window from 24 to 30 inches wide nassaoawiya ss no 7 wives husbdnds attended wi uftand mrswllfrld kennedy entertained tho member of thu ladles aid and their husbands and friends in their home last tues day evening after the business moctlng a short program of music and readings was enjoyed a con test on fruits and vegetable was won by mr jack dredge and douglas dredge a geography and spelling match brought tha pro gram 4o a close the commlttoo in charge of the social icrved a lunch of sandwiches pie and cof fee mr and jurs peter mclean and son don spent sunday with their daughter at weaton mr john hetxol of ashtabula ohio spent the weekend with his parents mr and mr m hetiel mrs wm dredge and mr qeo dredge visited in toronto on sun day mr and mrs f hetzel mr and mrs m hetzel and son john apent sunday with mr and mr fred hetzel in toronto obituary mervyn kennedy dies suddenly herbert mervyn kennedy a for mer hardware merchant in acton and wollluiown here succumbed to a sudden heart attack at hi home in owen sound on thanksgiving evening mr kennedy who celebrated hi k7th birthday the previous day was the aan of mrs john w kennedy of georgetown and the late mr kennedy he was a veteran of both wars und was wounded ovorsea in world war i in the last war exmregity srsnaho pupilsr- win on forestry con gratu lotions to the teacher mr john kobzey and puplli 6f s s no 10 school campbellville for wlnnlnff first prize in the forestry contest of halton county on tree planting leaf collection and a for estry quiz mr e m cressman zone forester announced first prize s s 10 nassaffaweya township second prize s s 0 naisafia- weya township nnd third prize a e esqueblnjt township mrs stuart cramp opened her home nnd mrs leonard andrews assisted in a surprise party for mr owen worr who is leaving here to live in port credit twenty ladles were present to piny court whist with mrs ross carbert be- inr the winner of half a dozn ros- ei mr wnrr was presented with a teapot with a metal asbestos covering miis evelyn elliot cntertalnnd about 10 girls at her honv to hon or mils delia van sickle i bride of this week amockwedtlnil was ptatfed by lillian robertson v mahon vivian cramp audrey tlamley evelyn elliot lots mc phail and doreen mahon thi bride wos then presented with a kltchn shower and a locial hour followed a number of lidles ittendtd uns ton wms thonkofftrinj on wed nesday afternoon mrs robert inglh held i lid its aid qulltinr at her home on wednesday hold ekamdto optometrist 72 st george s square guelph complete eyesight service save what you can afford to save regularly waiidadcdc l v allr arck of wallpapers to choot from in waitam ontario p haa soma of the mora popular brand of a i n i 9 nationally advarksacj paints carried in stock books toys stationary suppliai kennedys book store 25 wymtkmr st gkwlph angu kmiitttly prop the best way to save is to plnn for it decide how much you can if ford to put aside nfiularly ev ery piy day for example and then stick to your plan whilecr our reason for sn injr this is thi iure method to build up t worthwhile sum in your account sat rtfiulnrly and you 11 have cash when you med it for yrur voc- ition or for christmas lxpensis for the downpayment on your own horm the sudden emergency or the opportunity that s too rood to miss why not work out your laving- pi in today to fit into th family budgef or if you like come and have a chat with ormo hunt ac countant at the local branch of the bank of montreal about t can adians keep over o bullion do lira in savinks in the b of m mart than in any other bank open your account at my bank r and your sivinfis will grow well in such compiny target unknown the air force story thats never beeo told before now on the screen of the roxy acton next wednesday and thursday also on the same program is that fun making master of wit will rogers in david harum here s a swell double bill for everyone he wua n majoitwith the vtrai aiwrfth with hii futw ho operated u hardwuro store in qeortfeiown v- oral yean njfo they later hod a hardwore and plumbing htore in acton then returned to oeorue- town and operated a hard war mr kennedy moved to owen sound 25 years atfo whora fof w- erol yisars he operated a restaurant and billiard hall at tho time of his death he was foreman of an owen sound radio campany ha was an elder in knox united church he was twice married hit first wife beintf the late kathleen mer- rylees of manltoulln island he u survived by their two children dorratne mrs j h beatty tor onto and audrey mrs a d bell owen sound hii wife the former vera burke of owen sound their dau aider tfaye and his mother in town also surviving are four grandchildren and a nephew david stephens toronto mr kennedy was predeceased by twolntert mildred mrs hllllary warning owing lo th dsmag bvlng causae to proparty and malarial al tha sawaga disposal plant adjoining acton no- tlca is haraby glvan that all traapaaaara on tho proparty and roadway ownad by tha town of acton will b proaacutod according to law propar notlca ara balng placad on tha pramlsas to this affact and a of this data all frospaaalng la forblddsn by order the town of acton datod t aclon oclobsr 19th 1951 btdpncnana tho funeral service conducted byheknoicchurchnlnlslerws held on thursday at the drecltcn ridaoashfirovo funeral homo and internment was mnde in oreenwood cemetery owen sound many frlenls attended from georfictown ijondon port elgin toronto buf falo nnd manltoulln members o the owen sound leulan formed a suard of honour nnd held their si rvlci at tile urnvciide the election act 1951 sactlon 3 7 appointment of curk to the election hoarb to all whom it may concern this is to give notice that miti margaret mawtetl of the town of milton in the county of helton waa by resolution of the election board of the county of halton on the fifteenth day of october 1951 appointed clerk of the taid board w n robinson chairman of the election board dated thi 15th day of october 1951 by carolyn oakei llsi wilic thi rugby team tay- d it their school work and dldn i phy nny names they were sched uled to play milton but i vldtntly milton wis busy thi mxt tfumt- is with miluui in thl aclon park this thursd iy on friday i him loid of tud ints is tjoink to the lit d futhir f tbill rimi in toronto mr i ft rem cimt up with this ide and has over 40 inlcrt ited tudents n idy to no sorm thmu ntw around the school tht inst two weeks hxs bcin i fivt minuti rhoss t v ry morn- inn this h ls provt d vt ry surcis- ful md lxth t ichtr nnd htudlnts iiinc th it a brenth of frcsn air helps finish off the mornlnu rirht last fndny was fire inspection it the two schools the 127 stud t nls clcnrcd the huh school in 14 seconds which was satisfictoiy to the fire chief the results came bnck from the class pictures taken two weeks iro there were a lot of ohs ah s and liughs around the rooms as they were inspected gmdes 12 nnd 13 were fortunate t nouffh to see a short film on tues- dny conccmind parts of the shakesperian play macbeth thia play is on the grade 13 course this rar nnd proved very in retinii the penods are now being short ened in order to allow tim for mr hansen to lejd the glee club and miss gimmic the plav for the commencenrunt this is being held two nights thls vear we hope to aoid the otrcrouded condiionj that resulted list vnr from trvinn to get oaeryont in the town itill n one niffht last thursdiy the school waj pri ih rt d to hn t chyton frver ns guest spenker at assembly lie told of his min interesting exper- u net s in ht arctic with the hc mp nnd brought with him i num ber of nrtichs from the nortmand tht nt wspnpt r commit wth the ht of miss grlndlt y hop i to fet the first edition of th r ojitntr out on noumbir 7 or b th studt nts seem erv mxlous o st e tht n suits of thi ar c mm ttee jet aoujntb fleet the wbrldi flnrt fleet of jet alr- linera u acheduled to go into regu lar aervice on the lond6n-rome- cairo route thti comlna winter b oa c plana to twitch from orthodox p lit on en lined typea to 500 m pjx deluvtllnd comet jets of which 14 have already been or dered parents genuine bargains wa are continuing our aala of boys thoat al prleaa to law thai you cannot afford to mlta taking advantage of tha savings imagino youths calf oxfords wtlh good quality town loalher solos not neohtc c ac at a price of 9z0 or boys black calf oxfords with sown leathor soles not neolito theso aro welted soles not slltchdowns 398 or boys fine calf boots with sown leather solos at or boys heavy work boots with loathor soles at 398 398 these ara jutt tome of tha bargain wa ara still offering in boys and youths boots and oxfords many people flocked in for theso bargains last week- there is still a goojh assortment to choose from b d rachlin j for the home owner who wishes to do his own sewer installation or buy his own plumbing and heating malarial check these prices for bargains 5 ft left or right enamelled iron bath tubs tub only 101 ss 17x19 enamelled iron basins basins only toilet outfits less seat range boilers standard no 40 range boilers standard no 30 cast iron range boiler stands steel enamelled acid resisting sinks 24 x20 on iy 2 left bargain each galvanized smoke pipe 7 per length 28 gauge galvanized smoke pipe 8 per length 28 gauge galvanized smoke pipe 9 per length 28 gauge galvanized tees 7 open tee galvanized tees 7 closed tec- galvanized ells 7 ad ells galvanized ells 8 ad ells galvanized pipe per foot galvan zed ells pipe f ttings galvanized tees pipe firt ngs 21 os 43 90 up 38 93 2393 179 h7s 1 04 i 32 131 1 so 94 20 23 32 cast iron soil pipe and fittings for sewer connections 4 deep seal p traps i double hub per five foot lengtn i single hub per five foot length i s ngle hub per five foot length i double hyb per five foot length all materials made in canada guaranteed satisfaction or your money refunded bilt0n perry limited main st north acton ont ph 464 daysnights sun and holidays 341w or 269w for floor drains ys 4 bend ty x3 reducer sisson joint 1 bend x2 y 5 63 2 94 1 85 2 94 1 40 590 150 2 69 6 90 6 35 5 00 5 60