Maple Rock Shooting Range results and gun trends
At Maple Rock Shooting Range Art Hawes led with a top score of 2 and 4 on the partridge walk, Jim Coulson 20, Bud Webster 19, with Dave Johnson and Gerry La Marche 18 each. Squad totals 89 of 75 for No 1, 52 of 75 for No 2. visitors Keith Andrews 22 and six on the partridge walk. The piece then discusses semiautomatic actions and calibres, urges safe sighting and hunting ethics, and promotes responsible, humane deer hunting.
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Maple Rock
Art Hawes
Jim Coulson
Bud Webster
Dave’ Johnson
Gerry Lamarche
Dave Johnson
Gerry Tamarede
Jack Wensley
Keith Andrews
Doug Kreller
John Cordes
Don Sliddels
Don Bridges
Peter Nadaline
Frank Vadori
Indian burial site excavated near Esquesing farm
SUNY Buffalo archaeologists excavated a 17th century Neutral Indian burial area at McClenahan farm Esquesing Township. Skeletons and grave goods were removed for study at Toronto. NSF and National Museum of Canada fund the project.
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State University of New York At Buffalo
McClenahan Farm
Sideroad
Esquesing Township
McClenahan
University of Toronto
American National Science Foundation
National Museum of Canada
Dlot
Forest Fires Hit Ontario From Campers and Sportsmen
Department of Lands and Forests records show campers and sportsmen cause between six hundred and eight hundred forest fires in Ontario annually. The report highlights the risk from careless outdoor activity and calls for stricter precautions.
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Ontario
Department of Lands and Forests
Campbellville wins opener in Ontario Intermediate C series
Campbellville beat Mitchell 4 0 in Campbellville as King doubled for the winning run and Chester hit a homer. Corunna defeated Mitchell 9 1 on Saturday with pitcher Peters fanning 17. Next weekend Campbellville and Mitchell meet in Corunna with rematches planned in September in Campbellville.
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Campbellville
Mitchell
Corunna
Peters
Mitchell Bitters
Earl Cairns
Stu King
King
George Chester
Coruna
Mitchel T! Ando
Halton and Peel Trust reports growing business
Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Company released its annual report highlighting an eighth Georgetown office opening this fall and a steady rise in business. Assets reached 64,252,454, with 55,699,161 in savings and term deposits and 46,646,933 in first mortgages. For the year ending June 30, 1966, total revenue was 1,896,643 and profit 188,143.
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Georgetown
Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Company
Halton 4 H Calf Club Meeting Highlights Showmanship
The Halton Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire Calf Club August meeting at Ken Elka and Son farm focused on clipping calves and showmanship. Murray McCaig led a showmanship demonstration with Jett Nurse assisting while John McNabb guided herd health discussions. Mr Mrs Ella provided refreshments and ice cream.
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Halton
Guernsey
Ayrshire Calf Club
Halton Jersey
Ayrshire
Ken Elka and Son
Hornby
Jett Nurse
John McNabb
Ella
Herb's one game continued in clash of scores and players
A fragmented report describes Herb's one game with mixed results including multiple players such as Ed Philips John Vane Dugan's team and several listed by initials. Umpires, stations, and plate details are interwoven with erratic scoring lines and player references, reflecting a busy but unclear baseball card style summary.
Acton Girls Basketball Team Fetes Wildcats Season Banquet
The Acton junior girls basketball Wildcats were honored at a Legion Hall banquet closing their first season. Coaches Frank Spielvogel and Charlie Thomson received bouquets and praise from Recreation Director Howard Pears and guests. Umpires, helpers, and team members were thanked for their effort and sportsmanship as the group celebrated their playoff run.
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Legion Hall
Tearo Roemibers
Acton
Wildcats
Cat Doanquer
Howard Pears
Citiaie
Frank Spielvogel
Charlie Thomson
Spielvogel
Dave Manes
the &Ree Press
Jack McCallum
John
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M.A
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Jerome Cybuliski
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Carolyn Hartney
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Cooksville
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Blanks
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Campbell
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McNaughton
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Halton and Peel Trust
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Ospringe, Ont
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Cook St. Acton
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