Journey to New York City from Acton Students
A first hand recount details Acton students and two teachers departing May 8 for New York City. The bus ride was long and tiresome, city arrival at 8 am revealed a residential outskirts area before entering the bustling metropolis of diverse nationalities and unfamiliar sights.
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Victoria
Ceekenit Presenta
New York City
Tinteen
Paul Martindale
Acton
New York
Wien
Glamorous New York Adventure Through a Student Visit
A group tours Manhattan from the Hotel Picadilly, riding the Circle Line to cross 19 bridges, see the Statue of Liberty, Macy’s, and Times Square. They visit the Urban Planning Department, reflect on New York life, and later tour Broadway and museums before departing.
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Picadilly
Manhattan
New York
Times Square
Circle Line
Griffin
Fifth Avenue
Macy's
Ligest Department Store
Empire State Huilding
St. John the Divine
United States
Greenwich Village
Chinatown
Museum of
Urban Planning Department
New York City
Mapa
Army Drill Echoes Odd Exchange
A corporal orders a single wish oyster tea in a tense moment with a recruit. After hesitation the corporal clarifies the choice and tests the recruit's attention with a terse remark about his action.
Youth committee euchre at Brookville adapts for fundraiser
The Brookville Youth Committee for the Mentally Retarded held its first euchre night at Brookville Hall under fundraiser chair Sandra Watters of Darbyville. Winners were J Roberts, 3 Roberts, K Cartaight, FP Hadley, C McLaren. Donors included Feed Edwards, Henry Kelly, Speyside store, Forbes, Hendersons, and Mrs Young. A coat lost by Mrs Grayston prompted calls to 878-6025. The group plans a library of recreation and retardation care books, priced 25¢ to 12 dollars, with Gordon Dawe urging community support.
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Brookville Hall
Chaiman
Sandra Watters
Darbyville
J. Roberts
3. Roberts
K. Cartaight
FP. Hadley
C. McLaren
Feed Edwards
Henry Kelly
Speyside
Forbes
David Henderson
Young
Grayston
Milton
Sheridan Security Course Offers Two Year Program
Sheridan College announces a two year security course designed for careers in industry or police work. The evening class already assists those in the field seeking advancement. Advisory Council members and instructors from the college will oversee the program.
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Mar Pienan
Jim Slaven Finishes Third in Ontario Trial
Jim Slaven placed third in a Toronto event at ONE prounds last Saturday. The race, part of the Ontario vitals, highlighted Slaven's performance and earned congratulations from supporters.
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Jim Slaven
Ontario
Toronto
Jim
Acton High Graduates Return to Speak on College Progress
Graduates from previous years returned to Acton High to share college progress on a rainy Wednesday. Thad and others faced slippery conditions and canceled activities. Final score notation and course completion were noted but unclear due to damaged text.
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Acton High
Or University
How to Choose Marriage Partner
A fragmentary note describes guidance on selecting a marriage partner. It mentions amusement once control over direction improves and references Palmer’s hand position as part of a dated, playful metaphor. The text notes a forthcoming screening on Thursday June 4 at Sheridan College.
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Moe
Arnold Mariner
Palmer
Sheridan College
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Waent
Blue Bonnet
Isle
Ea Tse
Culverhouse
Sean Boston
Pork Butt Roast
Lean Marty
Mick
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Chelsea
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