Deer shooting scare ends with wild gunplay in Fergus area
In Fergus district near Kenilworth a man alleged to shoot deer is railed at by wardens. A confrontation follows as his car hood is opened revealing a hot engine while his son watches TV. A pistol is grabbed to fend off arrest and the intruding reporters recount memories from war and local life amid gossip columns.
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World Jersey Breeders Gather in Erin Ontario Show
The World Jersey Conference comes to the United States and Jersey breeders from around the globe will visit Ontario for a show staged by the Ontario Jersey Cattle Club at the Erin Fair grounds new livestock pavilion on Friday October 4.
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Oakville imposes 10 pm curfew for 4000 youths after LSD party
Police in Oakville announce a 10 pm curfew for youths under 16 after a weekend LSD party near Kinoak Arena. About 16 youths aged 15 to 19 were hospitalized or treated. two remain checked for possible brain damage. Warnings were given to about 100 youths on the first night. repeat offenders face charges.
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North Halton Urban Board tours Milton visit
About 60 councillors civic officials and their wives from Acton and Georgetown visited Milton for the North Halton Urban Board tour. They were welcomed by Board Chairman Ron Harris with guides Reeve A Ledwith and Deputy Reeve Harris. The group toured annexation areas and visited the Ontario School for the Deaf with two films shown. A wine and cheese party at the Curling Club climaxed the evening where Warden W F Hunter spoke for Georgetown and Mayor Leslie Duby for Acton.
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Acton
Eden Mills W M S and Ladies' Aid meet in village home
The Eden Mills Presbyterian Church W M S and Ladies' Aid held their September meetings at the home of Mrs C Lab with prayer led by Mrs Garnet MacDougall. Reports, films by Rev Sinclair, a fund-raising auction, and a planned bazaar were noted. Justice and thanks were expressed as members shared poems, minutes, and a lunch. News also mentions Mr Jin Kirby recovering from operations and local visits.
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Tony Vox
B. Parker
Mariell
H. James
Saulnier
Free Press photo contest awards five dollar top prize
Incipient. kiss awarded five dollars. Winning photographs in the Free Press special category were displayed in the hall. uy Saltz won top prize of five dollars for striking silhouettes of a couple. Three honorable mentions received two dollars and fifty cents each for Frends Denny's mad shot, RB. J. Jennings's snow scene, and Warold Towaghey's human interest photo of his daughter. Other one dollar awards went to other entries. The contest aims to foster interest in photography and may continue next year with top entries appearing later in the Free Press.
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