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Shooting Match at Mildred White's store. Pinning up a new target. Each card costs twenty-five cents and gave the contestant six shots. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. Johnny Comeau of Comeauville, Clare, tries a shot. Johnny is a nightclub owner in Halifax. January 1951.

Contestant at the shooting match. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. Local boys gossiping and waiting their turn to shoot. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. Local boys and families out to see the match. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. The contestants were limited to 22 rifles, preferably with bead sights. An outsider used telescopic sights and the local boys jimmied his sight in resentment. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. The contestants were limited to 22 rifles, preferably with bead sights. An outsider used telescopic sights and the local boys jimmied his sight in resentment. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. The contestants were limited to 22 rifles, preferably with bead sights. An outsider used telescopic sights and the local boys jimmied his sight in resentment. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. The contestants were limited to 22 rifles, preferably with bead sights. An outsider used telescopic sights and the local boys jimmied his sight in resentment. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. George White ran the shoot and kept track of the scoring. January 1951.

Shooting at a target in a shooting match at North Range Corners. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. Local boys and families out to see the match. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. Local boys and families out to see the match. January 1951.

Shooting match at Mildred White's store. Local boys and families out to see the match. January 1951.