John Coulson Trophy Winner Leads Partridge Walk Scores
Two weeks ago Brad Mainprize won the John Coulson trophy for top score on the Partridge Walk with 14 of 25. This week he again topped the field with 23 during regular shooting, followed by John Cordes Gold Claw and Art Gessner with 12, and EB Son with 21. The piece emphasizes hunter safety and responsible conduct, detailing Ontario hunting accidents in 1967, urging targets identification, not shooting across roads, proper gun handling, and avoiding alcohol.
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Brad Mainprize
John Coulson
Brad
John Cordes
Gold Claw
Art Gessner
EB Son
Rockwood
Did ‘Gord Crow
Art Hawes
Ed Hawes
Ontario
Curling Club Footings Underway As 1969 Build Plans Move Ahead
Rev A H Mckenzie notes progress at the Curling Club with footings nearly ready on the site along the third line. Building Committee works through health and safety clearances, aiming to begin full construction before 1969 ends for the 1969-70 season while club activities continue at Acton Community Centre Mondays and Tuesdays. New curlers join, the ladies section plans a full schedule, and rinks may shift to accommodate players as the Draw Committee thanks those willing to curl at nonpreferred times.
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Health Department of Ontario
L.C.B.O
Acton
Remembrance Day notices and community updates from Churchill
On Remembrance Day many poppies were worn to honor fallen soldiers. The column records a Provincial Directors meeting of the Junior Fanners Association of Ontario in Durham County, plus local visits, birthdays, anniversaries, hunting trips, and a car damage report at Gordon's Hardware. Community figures include Mrs. Bob Kerr, Mr. Don Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, and the MacArthur family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kerr
Junior Fanners Association of Ontario
Durham County
BE. E. Storey
Orillia
Alfred Thompson
Alfred Saunders
Newfoundland
C. W. McDonald
Maurgaret McDonald
Streetsville
W. J. McDonald
Gordon
Don Anderson
Lucky Eleven Hunt Club
Bracebridge
John Near
John Maud
Guelph
Ward Flamilton
Allon
Willowdale
Andy Hamilton
Norman Tomer
David
Julian
J. J. Julian
Bempton
Roy Mossop
Elsie Maossop
Toronto
Griffin
Emerson Anderson
Bolton Font
Wradebridge
Ralph Thompson
Eden Mills
Leroy MacArthur
Robert Marshall
Churchill Road North
Earl Marshall
Acton
AL OL. Davidson
R. J. Davidson
Chuschill Road
Fred MacArthur
Griffins
Christmas Card Sale At Robert Little School Success
The Robert Little School hosted another successful Christmas card sale. A hallway thermometer displayed the latest totals, highlighting strong fundraising momentum and community participation.
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Robert Little School
Indecent Exposure Reported on Tidley Ave
Acton police followed up on a reported indecent exposure case on Tidley Avenue this week after receiving notice to the Ontario Provincial Police.
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Tidley Ave
Acton
Euchre winners at LL hall event listed
Winners at the last euchre race at LL hall Crewsons Comers include Mary Osbourne ladies high and ¢. McCristall ladies low W. Britton men’s high A. McDonald men’s low. Door prize Mrs. McCristall Lone hands John Dewar. Prizes Mae Fountain and Joan Remove shine from wool clothes. Sponge garment with a solution of one teaspoon ammonia to one quart of water. Press on wrong side.
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LL. Hall
Crewson
Mary Osbourne
McCristall
W. Britton
A. McDonald
Mrs. McCristall
Lone
John Dewar
Mae Fountain
Joan McDonald
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A. H. Mckenzie
Churchill
David Hunter
Westeqtt Rd
Gordon's Hardware
Wg Beer
Elmer
Bonnatt Public School
Bruce McArthur
Colin MacColl
Lakeview
Discount Centre
CNIB
Acton Campaign
O.P.P
Richardson's
TV & Appliances
Gordon’s Hardware Ltd
Halton & Peel Trust
Georgetown
Main Street
John A. Edgar
W. J. Beatty
North Halton
John T. Armstrong
Reford Gardhouse
Maurice C. Beaty
Michael Ledwith
John Gay
B. D. Young
Lorne Skace
Oakville
Brampton
Burlington
Simcoe
Delhi
Cooksville
Milton
Dundas
Halton
Members
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
r.Js
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