Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 7, 1967, p. 7

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10 auction sales objuring auction sale for elmer lewi8 lot 14 con 2 ib toronto twp w mile south of steele ave saturday june u 1n7 at 1 pjn 2 tractors and complete line farm machinery hay and grain furniture albert mcbrtdb 20b49 auctioneer optimist auoion sale mlhon fair grounds grandstand saturday inn 10th at ljo tm including used single beds modern headbeds daybeds pi anos organ chairs mowers bicycles school desks toys and numerous articles all items donated with pro ceeds for work of the milton optimist club terms cash in case of wet weather sale held undercover 20a49 10 auction sales clearing auction sale the undersigned has received instructions to sell try auction in the twp of oakville lot 30 on the dundas hwy just m of a mile east of the bronte stop light farm situated on the north side of highway alregis auction sale for the jamas richardson batata plus family consignment thursday evening june 19 700 pm sharp at 14 lome st georgetown behind mackenzie lumber mill appliances household furnit ure etc including 24 viking electric stove ge refrigerator bcatty washing machine baby buggy crib playpen dresser vanity wash stand bed and mattress card tables dining room table small radio toast er grill 3 utility tables util ity cupboard sanljboy mantel clock lawn chairs small desk tv lamp picture frames tri- light lamp coffee table hair dryer drapes dishes pots and pans etc etc u owner and auctioneer notuof responsible for accidents on day of sale alifred r spenoe 20b48 auctioneer 8773206 clearing auction sale of grade holatebw farm and dairy equipment feed furni ture ate for cecil chishoui lot 6 2nd line esquesing on 25 wwy 2 miles north of mil- ion on friday june 16th at 11 am 16 grade houstein cows fresh and close springers a good useful commercial herd implements internat ional 340 utility tractor live pto grass seeder fleury blssell mall h tractor with heat hous- er 35 c mccormlck tripbeam plow 7 ft cockshutt 356 mow er cut 3s acres ihc 46baler pto gras seeder fleury bissell 30platc disc alps adjustable snow blade case tractor sprea der hergott grain thrower m h 10 in grinder 24 ft bale el evator 14 ft grain auger cockshutt 15rutl power lift lerttlizer drill no 5 ihc 4- bar side delivery rake 5ton white rubber tired wagon 2 rubber tired wagons 2furrdw trailer plow bale buncher flat rack 3section drag cultivator 4section harrows bain wagon box 3drum steel roller hay loader corn binder 2000 lb scale mcc 7 ft binder stone boat quantity of steel siding oil brooder tractor umbrella cedar posts hydro poles some lumber pile of firewood 2 rack sills 10 rods of new fence wire fence stretcher steel posts 4 bags of fertilizer post drill 3 hp electric grinder us ual small articles dairy and feed milk- keeper 20can bulk milk cooler de laval 2unit magnetic milk er pump and motor pails stainless steel strainer about 500 bales of hay about 200 bal es of straw furniture selling at 11 oclock spool bed old 5- piece parlor suite pine kitchen cupboard pine and walnut table 48 x 48 pine chest several wash stands old rockers bam boo whatnot oak bookcase and writing desk centre tables den table studio couch barrel churn old clocks old books 36 x 31 bronze picture frame other old frames feather ticks stone crocks and jugs 240 lb kitchen scale bedroom dishes butter prints and ladles iron pots fruit sealers 2 beaver sealers odd dishes cooking ut ensils etc etc dealers and collectors will find this an interesting sale owner and auctioneer not res ponsible for any a on premises lunch booth terms cash frank fetch auctioneer tel 0773864 geo currie clerk 20b49 farm and dairy eqrfptnent mrs william pox commencing saturday june m 1967 at 1 jo pjn tractor international 300 with front end loader int hay baler 43 massey ferguson aide delivery rake 4ar this rake is just like new has only been used 1 season 4 manure spreader on rubber fleury bissell double disc 8 ft int hay mower 7 ft cut malco hay elevator with motor 30 ft cockshutt grain chopper mas sey ferguson harvester with hay and corn iteader grain blower with pipes 2furrow trailer plow 8 bot tom 12 ft spring tooth cultiva tor 2 sets of narrows both 3- sectlon hay buncher 2wheel farm trailer with 14 ft steel platform grain auger with mo tor 2 portable hay racks 16 ft steel water trough weed sprayer with 2 45gal drums and high pressure pump cap acity up to 400 lbs pressure and 14 ft boom 2 drive belts dump rake steel land roller approx 2 doz good heavy cedar fence posts 1 roll of new barb wire and many more small articles too numerous to men tion approx 130c bales of mix ed hay and approx 50 bales of oat straw dairy eqotpmbnt 20- can uplco bulk cooler 3 surge milking units milk pails and strainer double sink electric pall heater de laval vacuum pump and piping for 24 cows no reserve everything must be sold for mrs fox is giving up fanning terms cash with clerk day of sale auctioneer and owner not responsible for accidents day the acton free press wednesday june 7 1967 1 i 111 busload from golden age club attends zone picnic on tuesday the acton golden age club were well represented at the zone 13 annual picnic on tues day when a busload of 30 jol ly members journeyed to cor onation park oakville it was a perfect day maybe slightly on the warm side for those who had to keep busy out in the sun especially for those on the platform but large marquee had been put up and many shade trees helped to protect folks from the hot sun also a pleasant cool breeze wafted from lake ontario somewhat tainted with the smell of dead fish it must be admitted the recreation committee had charge of the contests and auctioneer chris a sohouten rjr 3 mirton phone 8762576 mrs boder and jim langedyk clerks 20b5 clearing auction sale of household furniture the undersigned has received instruction to sell by auction in the town of milton 157 robert st right straight opposite the agriculture hall on the fair grounds for the estate of the late annie j anderson commencing wednesday evening june 7 1967 at 6 pm sharp ge refrigerator guraey 4- burner electric range bcatty washing machine good as new wood stove chesterfield suite 1 bedroom suite and mattress 1 bedroom suite with box spring mattress 2 steel beds with mattresses complete din ing room suite coffee table end tables sideboard buffet wash stand 3 dressers 3 rock ing chairs 7 wooden chairs 2 card tables 1 flower stand 3 flower tables small kitchen table 4 chrome kitchen chairs and round table singer sewing machine sew ing basket antique letter wri ter magazine rack hah rack hall mirror 3 floor mats 2 rugs 9 x 12 moor lamp clothes ham per garbage container bath tub seat westinghouse vacuum cleaner almost new cold air fan like new floor polisher al so like new set of bathroom scales mantel radio rca rubber air cushion portable toilet bed pan set of all steel laundry tubs 4 sets of book- ends electric kettle electric frying pan electric clock high chair electric iron toaster serving tray quilting frames curtain frames bird cage and stand wash rub stand quan tity of dishes glasses pots and pans clothes horse hand made lawn and garden tools 3 shovels lawn mower garden hose 50 ft snow shovel set of lawn chairs steel pipe 6 dia meter 12 ft in length step ladder and many more small articles too numerous to men tion terms cash with clerk time of sale everything must be sold for estate has to be cleared up nothing to be removed until settled for auctioneer and estate not responsible for accidents time of sale auctioneers note the above mentioned articles are in very good condition and some of die articles are real antiques auctioneer cmos a sohouten rjt 3 milton phone 872576 jim langedyk mrs boder clerks 20b5 mrs gordon johnston left who painted this picture to be presented to the centennial library was at the last golden age club meet ing with it convener of the centennial com mittee mrs r l davidson and mrs dougald kennedy are holding the landscape from be hind and mrs george fryer is on the right other members of the committee were mr fred kmgsmill mrs donald reed and mrs florence robinson staff photo games and acton club won a good share of prizes mrs kennedy took the prize for her centennial costume in the best dressed lady par ade and mr davidson won hands down as best dressed gent as he was the only man brave enough to dress up in centennial costume mr and mrs davidson took the price as best dressed married cou ple mr davidson also won the lucky spot in the getac quainted contest when he found a mystery guest who by the way was fred kingsmlll mrs devrtea won the kick- off for the third year in suc cession her shoe always lands much farther than any other lady in the contest robert mcenery won a prize in the ring the bottle contest all clubs were represented and all enjoyed the activities and singsong also meeting old friends again a photographer from the hamilton spectator was pres ent the ontario safety league reminds drlversthat speed in creases the forces which in an accident tum such useful equipment as metal and glass into deadly weapons many drivers have spent a lifetime regretting the time they tried to save a few min utes public health nurse speaks id golden age club members the golden age club began the month of june with a very interesting meeting on thurs day afternoon vicepresident mrs mccut- cheon presided in the absence of mr davidson and mrs rolston assistant secretary filled in for mrs reed who was out of town for the day plans for the zone picnic at coronation park oakville for june 6 were finalized the bus was to leave the old post of fice at 10 am an interesting program had been arranged by the committee on checking the route of don messers jubilee it was found they would be in brant- ford june 19 and many were anxious to attend it was thought a busload could be ar ranged the secretary was to write at once for particulars mrs mercer public health nurse spoke briefly ointef work and will come back for the next meeting for a dis cussion period among the ailing were mrs charles cutts who expected to enter guelph hospital soon and mr har grove who had just returned from oakville hospital and is progressing favorably mrs davidson chairman of the centennial committee dis played a painting by mrs gordon johnson which the committee had chosen as the clubs donation to the new lib rary for the official opening on june 3 all were well plea sed with the painting a quilt recently quilted at mrs nelson lamberts to raise money for the centennial fund was displayed mrs lam bert has been e wonderful hostess for the quilting bees and was called to the front of the hall to receive a gift of a carrying milk get a new surge bucketeer milk transfer system cohipltmy mtf contained jtamlmj steel portable unit with releaser rack tor in plan cloning and automatic tat air drying aj easy to operate as stepping on a pedal caries your wash pails and lets you oeigh tar production records thru models each kith 100 feet self storing transparent tubing a choice to best lit your budget and needs horace tomlinson surge dealer rr 1 tnglowooo phone 8382244 serving peel and halton counties white purse and scarf mrs shoemaker made the present ation while mrs mccutcheon read the address prepared by mrs reed to mrs lambert who hurries smartly down the street with spritely step and smile so sweet and always looks so nice and neat mrs nelson lambert who always has the quilting bee and makes the very best cup of tea and with her treats is most free kind mrs lambert and youll cherish it many pleasures through our mrs lambert mrs don reed mrs lambert was taken completely by surprise but re covered to express her thanks end to smile for the free press photographer prizes for euchre went to ladies first mrs ferguson second mrs lindsay mens first marjorie hall second mrs mccutcheon prizes for crokinote ladies first mrs hargrave second mrs shoe maker mens first mr hea- ley second mr othara june birthdays included mrs lindsay and mr woods an niversary greetings were sung to mr and mrs h l brown who will celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary on june 28 mrs ferguson and her com- miee served a delightful lunch train to toronto ask about convenient departure and return times o for information phona the local cn passenger salsa office canadian national she quilts as long as anyone and quietly industrious enjoys tbe fun tantlboy oh hoyd we hav quilting at mrs lamberts at community college learn of courses no unkind word we hear her say though early we come and late we stay and sometimes her nerves must fray busy mrs lambert we quitters and all golden agcrs too appreciate how much you do and present this little gift to you dear mrs lambert it brings our love and good wishes too and we surely hope it pleases you j m porter president of the new community college for peel and halton spoke to the grade 12 high school students on may 31 he outlined the courses available and the en trance requirements for each the principals and guidance teachers of the surrounding public and high schools were invited and most were present or sent representatives lakeside iojxe members went by bus tuesday to tour the imperial tobacco plant in guelph halton cooperative medical care plan pays w all surgical operations doctors office home end hospital visits c anaesthetists services xrays also major medical yearly plan drugs individual or employee group may enrol at any tune of the revised rates monthly 375 single monthly 11 jo couple monthly 1323 family payable quarterly or yearly halton coop medical services 143 main street box 474 milton dial 8784712 please send me information no obligation name address celebration mohaw june 23 8 pm hootenany gogo dancers centennial queen contest old time dance modern dance two orchestras giant centennial cake admission 1 per person children under 12 free free parking k raceway june 24 1 pm parade floats bands ethnic dancers antique show awards variety show fireworks admission 2 per car including passengers for afternoon and evening refreshments snacks and meals available sunday june 25 official dedication of centennial projects campbeuviue 230 pm eoen mills 230 pm church service brookviue 3 pjm salvation army band choirs boy scouts girl guides cubs beverages provided bring your own lunch remember where the action is i i i the new quick arid quiet lawn boy mowers prices begin at only 7995 are here seven models to choose from with or without grass or leaf bags finger tip starting and control quietest of all engine drive mowers exclusive safety features special design assures smooth cut extra 2 speed power for all mowing jobs two years makers warranty expert service department full stock of all parts generous tradein allowances hornby garage hornby ont phone 8784790

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