October Start at Arena Full Season's Activities
Community Centre gears up for winter sports with artificial ice and advanced practice. Parks Board aims to have ice plant running by late October as work begins on leveling the arena Moor painting boards and drafting schedules. Officials plan water programs ice time bills billboards and a volunteer painting bee.
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Acton
Park& Board
Par! Board
di Tor Jim Casburn
Parks Board
Jone
Cliff Bradley
Elmer Smith
Paul Neill
Earl Mosales
Frank Toth Jr
Art Gordon
Elaker Roy Arnott
Casburn
Acton TV
Teo
Finalize Rec Committee By Law for 63 Appointments
Acton council gave final reading to a by law creating the Acton Recreation Committee with appointments effective January 1963. Interim appointees will meet the Parks Board to prepare for office, with Mayor noting several volunteers and Jack Hurst’s resignation for health reasons. Murray Smith appointed to the Committee of Adjustment to fill Jack Doherty’s vacancy. term ends Jan 31, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton | Recreation Committee
Parks Board
Jack Hurst
Murray Smith
Committee of Adjustment
Jack Doherty
Acton
Mr. Smith
Figure Skating Pros Lined Up for New Club Registration
Director Jim Casburn seeks skaters for a proposed club with a minimum of boys and girls. He has 19 interested and plans one preschool class, three evening divisions, and dance after lessons. Ross Smith, former Guelph Skating Club pro, will supervise. Continued on Page Two.
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Jim Casburn
Guelph
Ross Smith
Daylight Thief Hits Miss Rowles Home on Main St
A daylight thief ransacked Miss Millie Rowles's Main Street home Monday, locating about $1,600 in cash and bearer bonds. A skeleton key unlocked the door, gloves were left, and the house fully searched as fingerprint work and neighbor checks followed.
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Miss Millie Rowles
Main St
Miss Rowles
Mason Knit
Miss Bowles
John Tucbi
Rowles
Ray Mason
O.P.P
Urgently Seek Scout Leaders for Several Groups
The article notes a shortage of leaders across Brownies Guides and Rangers with several named volunteers and vacancies. Brownies have steady leaders, but the second Guide company and Ranger section lack leaders. A replacement Guide commissioner is also sought to prevent disruption of the program. Two Cub Packs plan to form after registration night, with current leaders Murray Scoone and Miss Jessie Coles considering one pack, three more adults volunteering to aid two packs.
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Sci
Lingham
Mattocks
Irma Nessett
Kay Ross
Beryl Newton
Reta Duver
Tom Witton
George Williams
Jean Hart
Rangers
George Wallis
Ballinafad Hall Drive Seeks 10000 for New Community Hall
A Ballinafad community canvass seeks 10000 to complete Ballinafad Hall construction. Funds already spent include foundation evacuation fittings and steel orders. A special meeting urged backing from all residents, publishing a second donor list with names across Georgetown Erin Acton and Silvercreek areas.
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Camvissers
Ballinafad
Pear
Farewell Services This Sunday For Pentecostal Pastor
Farewell services are planned this Sunday for Rev Kenneth Reid and his family of the Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle. The Rev Reid led the church through construction and growth, and will move to accept a new call. A meeting to discuss a replacement pastor is scheduled for tonight.
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Proto
Acton
Milton Court House
Jesle Nutma
Nutma
Christian Reformed Church
W.M. Cory
Sarah Martin 1
Servic Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle
Kenneth Reid
Real
Volun
Reat
Crusaders
Ministerial Association
Reid
Missi Council
YMCA board appoints new chair amid deficit report
6 W. McKenzie aw. W. Menengie became chair as Bob Fowers left for Brampton. The board discussed a operating deficit and the need to negotiate a bank loan. A $200 rebate from Toronto contractor was noted as a donation. The board seeks new members for advisory roles.
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Aw. W. Menengie
Ymca ‘Board
Bob Fowers
Brampton
Elmer Smith
Y. Ac Lon Council
St John Ambulance Brigade Awards At Community Movie Night
A near capacity crowd at the Rovert Little school suni tarium watched a film on heart function titled Hemo the Magnificent. After the show Mayor John Gow presented service awards to brigade members, praising their unpaid work and pride they bring.
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Rovert Little School Sunitarium
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Hemo the Magnificent
Mov
John Gow
ST. John Ambulance
Robert Little
John Gay
George Hargrave
R. S. Hart
Goy
Tom Lazenby
Roy Goodwin
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Peter Robinson
Ridley College
Ridley
Arena
Te Arena
Joe T. Hurst
Hurst
Harry Archie
Glenlea
Works Department
Les Duby
Ontario Department of Economy
Ontario
Toronto
Urban Board
Bert Wood
Bill Denny
Excel
Hargrave
F. Toth
Willow and Mill Sts
Bowles
Bob Rowles
Ballinafad Hall
Daunors
Georgetown
G. Campbell
Leona
Edna LeMic
Bucks
Holmes
Scotch Bakery
J. Richardson
Rosedale Floral
Harry Hitchcock
Tom Gibson
Eddie Melodie
Ernie McEnery
Corey Herrington
J. W. Snow
Willard Sanderson
Tenpro
Elton Cole
Walter Cole
Baxter Drug Store
Joshua Thompson
Leslie Harding
R. L. Davidson
Silvercreek
C. Varey
G. Henderson
George , Burt
M. Baker
J. McEnery
Dick Appleyard
Alex van Hoorm
Bible College
Harold
Peterborough
Fern
Jay
Paul
Jim Bailey
Lane
Young People's Group
Lawrence Kingswell
Marilyn Lemlon
W. McKenzie
Reed
Tom Gordon
Hart
Mr Harrave
E. Heffernan
Ests
Guides
Brownies
St John Cadets
Georgetown Guides
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