Acton High School News Nominates Leaders for Athletics Association
Acton High School reports a Monday meeting in Room 106 to nominate officers for the Boys Athletics Association with Wayne Archie as president and David McVey as vice president. Donald Blacklock named secretary, treasurer to be announced. The Girls Athletics Association also nominated officers. A new teacher, Mr. M. M. Pastor, joins, prompting grade shifts. Lockers and timetables update at the school as enrolment rises to 171.
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Acton High
Boys’ Athletics Association
Wayne Archie
David McVey
Donald Blacklock
Girls’ Athletic Association
M. M. Pastor
Sudbury
Hansen
Chinese affairs centerpiece at Lakeside ILO meeting
Ray Costerus, veteran China observer, warns Lakeside ILO chapter that the West has failed to aid China and that chance is passed. He cites Chinese migration, poverty, Communist rise, and contrasts Chinese and Western morals while touching on art, transport, and leadership. Local notices include flag purchase plans and October bazaar.
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China
Ray Costerus
Lakeside
Ilo.d.e
Costerus
Legion Hall
Moscow
States
United States
Britain
Chiang Kai Shek
Mao Tse Tung
H. Helwig
A. Orr
Orange Lodges Parade Through Acton District Event
Last Sunday the Orange Lodges of the district held a church parade to Knox Presbyterian church Acton at three o clock in the afternoon. Lodges from Halton Peel Wellington and Wentworth counties marched with Percy Hall the Past County Master as parade marshal. The Orangeville Fife and Drum Band provided music Rev Robert H Armstrong preached a sermon on Reformation teachings George Mussuie sang a solo and E A Hansen was at the organ. After the service the parade marched to Acton park.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
Acton
Halton
Peel
Wellington
Wentworth
Percy Hall
Orangeville
Robert H. Armstrong
George Musselie
E. A. Hansen
Acton Park
Record of Cub Pack Meeting and Scout Troop News
The largest Cub pack turnout brought 14 new boys and 2 Cubs for the first meeting led by Robert Hinton. After games and briefings, a waiting list plan keeps the pack limited to 36 boys and eight Cubs advancing to Scouts next month. Also covered is a full troop meeting with new and old scouts, patrol assignments, a Court of Honor, officer elections, and upcoming meetings led by Dave Dills and Gord Clow. A separate note lists 24 193 employed by Canada’s railways in 1962 with average earnings of 8126.
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Robert Hinton
Cubs
Ar Tak
Murray Scoyne
Akela
Murray Scayne
Dave Dills
Roy Kirkness
Wi Tsley Coles
A.S.M
Gord Clow
ASIM
John Creasey
Scout Hall
Canada
Railways
Personal visits spread across towns and states this week
Mr Thomas Holland of Hamilton visited friends here this week. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs William Near and Mr and Mrs Gerfield Carey of Toronto, Mrs Sta r t Lantz and family from Guelph, and many relatives from Ancaster, Grimsby, Owason Ohio, Philadelphia, Willowdale, and Toronto. Travelers shared time with Mr and Mrs E L Smith, R L Johnston, and Pastor C Costerus, with trips to Gravenhurst and Johnstown NY and Rochester.
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Thomas Holland
Hamilton
William Near
Gerfield Carey
Toronto
Charles McKeown
Stuart Lantz
Carole Anne
John
Doris Lantz
Guelph
Andrew Lawson
Philadelphia
Fred Langon
Elgin
P. Malcolm
Henry Croft
Doreen Croft
R. L. Johnston
Arthur Swackhamee
Dirk van Goozen
Ronald Johnston
Johnstown
Rochester
Choir bids farewell to Robbins as they move to Richmond Hall
After choir practice at Acton United church the group gathered in the Sunday school room for a lunch farewell to Mr and Mrs Robbins moving to Richmond Hall. Mr Robbins absent due to duties as police chief. Bar West spoke and Miss Nancy Lambert presented a hammered aluminum tray to Mrs Robbins. She thanked the group.
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Acton United Church
R. Robbins
Richmond Hall
Robbins
Bar West
Nancy Lambert
Can's Steel Industry Surges Beyond World Leaders
Output more than doubles as Can's steel sector expands rapidly. analysts say the growth surpasses all other nations. Officials credit heavy investment and policy support, projecting continued gains into next year.
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Can
NHG Belewd
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