Maple Rock shooters and new trap house planned
Outdoors notes list top shooters at Maple Rock Shooting Range led by John Shadbolt and Gord Crow with scores from 14 to 23. Keith Mainprize brings his wife Helen for her first trap attempt. A new cement block trap house is under construction to host registered ATA shoots with handicap stations advancing shooters to longer ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Rock Shooting Range
John Shadbolt
Gord Crow
Wayne Leadston
John Cordésar
Art Hawes
Hammond
Len Jones
Ed Hawes
Keith Mainprize
Helen
Keith
A.T.A
Vandalla
Ohio
Mosquitoes shape animal ranges and human history
The text explains how mosquitoes drive wildlife movements, from elk or caribou fleeing insects to prevent overbrowsing, and how larvae feed young fish. It notes the mosquito's historical role in disease, keeping human populations lower in many regions.
Centennials overpower Saints in 63 game in minor league action
Centennials topped the Saints 63 as Holmes, Summerville, Perrot and Easing contributed, with Van Fleet, Hansen and Speeton adding singles. In a separate four inning tilt, Saints defeated the Devil's Angels 8 1 with Billy McGilloway on the mound and Cameron driving in four runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennials
Saints
Holmes
Summervile
Perrot
Easing
van Fleet
Hansen
Speaton
Devil's Angels
Billy McGilloway
Cameron
Russian Fleet
Matt Speher
Morrison
Turkesz
Jordan
Lambert
Angel
Tim McIntyre
Jeff Townsley
G Pickles
Kent Kentner
Tim Taylor
Jim Rogers
IGA Wins After 12 Inning Softball Duel With Station Hotel
In a Sunday league softball game IGA edged Station Hotel 87. Jim Bullough delivered the decisive 12th inning RBI single, Jered Nightingale scoring on a slip by reliever Eddy Smith. Early IGA offense produced five first inning runs, with Station Hotel answering with two in the second and two in the fourth. Nightingale's 12th inning run sealed the win as IGA pulled ahead. Ed Smith and George Williamson homered for Hotel as others added runs and singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.G.A
Station Hotel
Jim Bullough
Jered Nightingale
Bullough
Eddy Smith
Dave Manes
Bruce Cargill
Chick Milne
Roy Shuttis
George Maltby
Ing
LGA
Nightingale
Ed Smith
Hotel
George Williamson Exnth
Andy Williams
Allan McNabb
John Dunn
Halton County Museum to Underwrite 10000 for Coach House
Halton County Council last week agreed to underwrite an additional 10000 to permit construction of a coach house at the Halton County Museum Kelso Conservation Area. Tenders had exceeded the original centennial grant and Zanatta Construction of Milton was awarded the contract for the building to house old vehicles as part of the county centennial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Halton County Museum
Kelso
Zanatta Construction
Milton
Centennial field day brings seven area schools together
Acton M Z Bennett hosted a centennial field day with seven area schools. No champion declared as rain had paused events. winners earned special ribbons across girls and boys races, relays, jumps, and throws, led by multi school participation from MZB Acton and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Z. Bennett
Acton
Robert Little
Mib
Martin St
Milton
Msm
J. M. Denyes
Jmd
Bruce St
Bsm
W. ©. Dick
Milton, Wid
Brookville B
Bennett School Dominates Field At Friday Track Meet
Bennett School wins trophy as both junior and senior girls excel in sprints and relays led by Patti Dunn and Barbara McNabb RL. Boys events feature strong showings from RL and MZB athletes with top times in sprints and distance races, including 2:33.58 in the open cross country relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie Dunn
Lois Coulson
V. Woodland
Patti Dunn
D.robert
P. Dunn
Cindy Lee
D. Drinkwalter
Brendan Brown
S. Nicolak
C. Ashley
D. Bousfield
S. Shoemaker
D. Heatherington
C. Blinco
J. Dunn
S. Marchment
B. McNabb
Debra Smith
Susan Ribble
Lynne Dunn
Patsy Mayes
Johanne Dunn
S. Ribble
J. Howson
L. Soper
N. Heatherington
Jane Withers
Susan Arbie
Anne Weise
J. van Dam
Wendy Kennedy
C. Clement
Kathy Cook
Anne Kennedy
Brenda Schultz
Barbara McNabb
F. Tagt
Judy Rody
Faye McKay
Pat ‘Presniak
L. Dunn
J. Rody
W. Williamson
Cathy ‘Ashley
Cindy Lee Ize
Pron da Brown
Susan Nicolai
Cae. Walter
Cindag
Orenda Brown
Patti
Hetty Ginger
Debby Bagby
Susan Marchment
Mary Vuk
Mary Francis Marcoux
Judy Howson
Bett Ginger
Jan Withers
Susan Wea Ier
Susan Drysdale
Susan Nicolak
Debbie Drinkwalter
Brenda Browne
Debbie Bousfield
Johanne Vlietstra
Janet van Dam
Chris Elling
Mary Marcoux
Sharon Mellon
David Lee
Henry Qeebes
Kevin Perkins
Steven McIntyre
Glen McKenzie
David Norman
Steve McIntyre
Jim McNabb
Glen’ McKenzie
Henry “‘Toebes
Bob Howson
Larry Deforest
Dav- Seer
Howard Coultrup
Randy Weldon
Charles McGuin
David Braida
Garth Tay- Sie
David Hantady Miller
Howard Coulian
Roy Mainprize
Ae Livermore
Gary
Edge
Gary Edge
David Cunningham
Rick Livermore
Roy
Mainprize
James Stevenson
Brad Timbers
Dave Pink
Craig Weldon
Larry Drysdale
Steve Brunelle
Leslie Coles
Chris Schuts
Hornby Hurlers Rout Acton IGA In Seven Inning Win
Hornby Hurlers defeated Acton IGA 13 to 3 in seven innings on Monday night. Linda Wilson led Hornby with three hits including a home run, and Helen Riddell added three with others contributing. Acton pitchers Bonnie MacDougall Gail Fryer and Liz Kirby held early, but Hornby pulled away with a five run sixth and a big early lead. Umpires Art Brooks and Minute Walters worked the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornby
Acton
IGA
Acton Gals
Bonnie McDougall
Minder
Gail Fryer
Liz Kirby
Linda Wilson
Helen Riddell
Nora Hearnes
Gail Brown
Donna McCuffen
Joy Anderson
Marie Mercure
Art Brooks
Minute Walters
Bonnie MacDougall
Lynn Dunn
X. Stevenson
Pat Wheeler
Brenda Lawson
Sandra Slingerland
Jill Hurst
Joanne Fletcher
Bev Brunelle
Hornbylin
Pat English
Jean Wilson
Safe Passing Advice From the Road
A warning urges drivers not to attempt passing if any doubt exists about having room. At 60 mph passing a 45 mph car is likened to passing 40 cars parked bumper to bumper, underscoring cautious driving limits.
Hat on to battle the chill as Jones family faces ordeal
A brief note suggests keeping a hat on to stay warm and mentions the Jones family and their plight, implying a simpler, austere scene amid hardship.
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Hawes
Quito
Garme
Don Price
Tom McKeown
Harold Townsley
Fairy Lake
Hee Press
van MeePhail
Randy Hamilton
Davil Lee
van McPhail
Glenn Turner
S. McIntyre
B. McGilloway
H. Toebes
G. McKenzie
John Rochester
John Rochester, Mzb, K. Williamson, G. Turner, G. Murray, B. Case
John Hasselfeldt
Jim Mullen
J. Sampson
Jim Mu
Roger Rowley
Bob Collins
Hugh Campbell
C. McGinn
Steven Smith
Paul French
Steve Copley
G. Edge
David Kennedy
Bill Wilson
Peter Brading
Benny Nyholt
Kirby Munro
Robert Martin
S. Smith
P. French
B. Haller
J. Zinke
Craig Wilson
Glen Turner Wid
George Hood
Glen. Turner Wid
Steve Smith
Wayne Warren
Running Broad
Dwight Odenback
Rick Howard
Peter Morrison
Bob Rusk
Larry Quinn
Hugh Campbell Wid
Roy Mainpriz
Jim Stevenson
Peter Roberts
Dave Kennedy
Bennett
Ter-Echool
Jony Rody
Linda Soper
Stan Broad
Carolson McGuinn
David de
Henry Toebes
Phoniss
Andrew
Tong
Steven
Hornby Hurlers
Lg.a
U.S.A
Canada
Orange Hall
Oddfellows Hall
Queen St
Brampton
Hilltop Snack Bar
Quartette Music Centre
Community Record Bar
Gramalca Music Land
Acton Limestone Quarries Ltd
Acton, Ontario
Wilbur
John Leckie Ltd
Sports
Corme
Jones
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Smash
Tomile F
Carl Reiner, Jonathan Winters
Richard Widmark
William Holden
Alvarez Kelly
Showtime
Alaska
Lively
Color
James Darrin
Pamela Tiffan
Young Dillinger
Nick Adams
Marg. Ann Mobely
the Skull” — Color
Peter Cushing
Christopher Lee
Harper
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