centennial report canada teachers have the opportunity in 1967 to help bake a visit to the confedera tion train or caravan exhitii ttons a memorable and valuable experience the train slartirig january fth at victoria on a crotfrqafr l tour of 63 cities and the confederation caravans visit lag more than 700 communities re in effect travelling teach ving aids the story of canada from piimeal times will unfold lbafor the eyes of children as they experience by sight and bound an adventure through history lifesite models sound effects lighting artifacts and photography will enable chil dren to live through great ev bu since the nreiceag era standing on the timbered deck of a viking ship at sea or peering through the slit of a tandbagged trench in nomans land amid the din of battle audi experiences produce a more lasting impression than unolda film or television pro- visitors to the exhibits will if in a three dimensional world which will affect all their tens- as a good stage presentation usually creates a more lasting latpreaiion than does the two 4toeninnal cinema or televis ion screen so- will the confeder ation exhibits influence young ters the exhibits also are likely to develop a curiosity among chil dren and adults too about the historical background of our gauntry a journalist comment ing on a pretour visit to the exhibits told us that they make you want to head for the lib rary to check the whys and when of certian developments ik canadian history by john w fisher centennial commissioner asia questions like those are prompted by a visit to the train or caravans a quebec writer visiting the train also said it s like another world tot me ive discovered so much about the history of jhewest 1 simply didn t know anything about the train or caravan exhib its do not constitute a complete history of canada in fact there are many gaps but they do pro vide a broad impression teach ers can ensure that a visit is a valuable experience by helping to till in some gaps both in the exhibits story and in children s knowledge of hlstorj a guide to classroom discus sions is to reach the desks of teachers well before the train and caraans ame in commu nities in the form of an at tractive centennial commission color folder it indicates how the story of canada is told b the exhibits classroom discus fagb s tnertday january 5th 1m7 many new year visitors in hornby community slon based on the folder help children grasp the signifi guests with mr and mrs paul may on new year day wire mr and krs clifford wrlgglcsworth mr and mrs robert marshall wayne and carolyn and mrs m j brown mr and mrs cecil gordon of peterborough spent the christmas week end with their ton snd daughterin law mr and mrs donald gordon of the sixth line mr and mrs bill stout bit iy and mary mrs george ham ilton mr and mrs william hamilton were dinner guests on tuesday with the misses isobell and annd stout of guelph mr and mrs harold bell of acton and mr and mrs kerry jcpson kevin susan and shel ley of georgetown were din ncr guests on new year s day with mr and mrs jim hamil ton mr and mrs glen giles and family of niagara falls and miss shirley downs of toronto spent new years day with mr and mrs delbert downs mr and mrs ralph leonard and family and mr and mrs lloyd leonard and family of welland were dinner guests on new years day with mr and mrs john bradley and family mrs george hamilton spent new years day with mr and mrs joseph shea and family mr and mrs james plant at tended a new year s eve par ty at the home of br an bussell of georgetown mr and mrs martin sahba have announced the birth of their son andrew a brother for tom joe danny and dav id friends of jim saliba wll be pleased to hear he is improv can i mg following surgery on his left knee at the south peel hoa- taking what for examnlewere 4anceolwh5uhev will see and ptal coofcsviue he return- fli underlying reasons for the near on thoir visits ta homethe laybefore berore lei rebellion in 1885 were en l christmas and is now tguih laws enforced in canada the centennial commission thrapy treatment op to 1b31 when the statute of has a great apprcc ation for the westminster was passed were contribution teachers can make th west coast indians descend to the tra n and cara an pro ants of early immigrants from jects elect dougas latimer halfon chapter principal this business of farming the following ware elected officers of the masonic lodge halton chapter no 234 grc wednesday dec 21st first principal douglas lati immediate past principal mer this is the title for three t7 10th to 13th from 10 30 to edwin wilson 3rd principal 1130 jn wally foster tfettttrer john t armstrong scribe e jack mr and mrs jim hamilton vis ted on thursday evening w th mr and mrs harold bell of acton mr and mrs keith ella and son shawn of brampton were dinner guests on new years day with mr and mrs ken ella and family birthday greetings to nancy robertson on january 4 john bussell on january 5 norman sparling on january 6 kathy grexton on january 8 and garry break on january 9 the saliba- clan enjoyed their annual new years eve party on saturday night dan clng was enjoyed by all follow ed by a delicious lunch mr and mrs martin south wood and joanne spent the weekend with mr and mrs roy burrell of pickering guests on new years day with mr and mrs bill bradley were mr and mrs john dick enaonof stewarttown mr and mrs robert hunter and family and mrs edith marshall of to ronto randy daikens of brott to and mr and mrs john stan dish of stewarttown guests on new years eve with mr and mrs albeit mar cbment were mr and mrs ken pewttess and judy mrs lydia roycc mr and mrs bill bradley mr lloyd marchment andjamea grant the hornby north 4h club members met on tuesday dec ember 27 at the home of mrs james mckay to plan their ex hibit on accessories around the clock for achievement day which will be held january 14 at st paul s united church in milton mr and mrs bill stout bjl ly and mary were dinner guests on thursday with mrs george hamilton this is the third year that such series of programs have been presented by the ontario dept t agriculture and food in co operation with the cbc on tuesday january 10th the topic is soils and good soil management this features dis cussions snd illustrations on toil testing drainage soil fertility sid other methods of managing smr soils for greatest crop re turns on wednesday january 11th tarm machinery management today u the topic and some of the matters to be discussed are lection of machinery to do the job partnership arrange ments in purchasing or using equipment how to keep equip- aaant operating efficiently this program is to be part of ur halton soil and crop 1m stent association annual aeedngriutha masonic hall toton with everyone watching ike tv series after dinner harold kltching eat the massey ferguson comp any toronto will be discussing the future design of equip ment and cost of machinery- atartin wnibelakl agriculture sngineeijbg specialist for hal tan whteover some of the ec enonflc considerations in math laery ownership tfaa january 12th tv program fa on family farm basinets arrangement this program gtres a thorough discussion ab ort the importance and kinds of farm transfer arrangements halton county farmers can mot afford to be out in their jams at the time of these pro- addy scribe n douglas ward principal sojourner charles harris senior sojourner harold crawford junior sojourner john long director of ceremo nies gordon harlcy master of 4lh veil earl johnson 3rd mux ray henley 2nd rex cock 1st robert borland outer guard tan robert traccy organist j bennett auditors e u arnold and samjcl pennce mcleans rental a sales centre 279 queen street east brampton under the brampton water towsr phone 459 5781 we kent 0 cham savfr- f electric heaters f paint sprayers f alum ext ladders 0 floor sanders 9 party goods open thurs a frl 9 pm ample parking many other itemt name armbro flight horse of the year w o 100 000 international trot last sum mer at new york when she beat the champions of france swe den norway italy the us and west germany armbro flight has been voted harness horse of the year in the cana dian trotting association poll it marked the third success ive year that the 4yearold trotter owned and bred by el gin ted and charles arm strong and winner of 493 602 lcrthxee seasons of racingshad been the association poll headliner a team of racing secretaries did the balloting lameness after the roose velt international kept the dau ghter of stars pridehelicop ter on the inactive list at joe obnens shatter calif farm but her trainerdriver a native of alberton pei will attempt a comeback with armbro flight early in the new year armbro flights nine n in 13 starts this year and world record mile of 1 59 flat earned her the aged trotter of the year award as well in the iu nimi it flbhkjo oupi knhhiw corn slmlalam flakes linshb lite wksw 1 afrcw w has the low low prices golden ripe chlqulta bananas 229c can no 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