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earns all district schools win top honours at music festival the two day north halton music festival wound up last week with all schools in the area taking their share of priz- the festival was held this year at robert little school in ac ton and the adjudicator was garfield bender a supervisor of music in the kitchener school system in class 4 triple duets fox grades five and six in schools at seven or more rooms the winner was glen williams foj lowed by robert little school of acton and n z bennett school also of acton the test piece for this class was sleep baby sleep primary chira in class one primary choirs in schools of seven rooms and more miltons j m donyes school won top honours singing spring is here hunnorsup in this class were bruce street school also in milton and spey sldo school junior choirs from grades five and six made up class 2 for schools of more than seven rooms the top honours here were won by uobert little school followed by j m donyes school of milton and brobk vlllo school this class song flow gently sweet alton class ho vim made up of grades one to three in fclioot of icsj than four rooms was won by norval school singing slumber song milton heights and campbelrvjllq were the rju norsup v the chw eltfht contest for front kindergarten to grade 3 i grades four to six in schools of less than seven rooms was won by w i dick school of milton bruce street school placed soc ond and campbcllville was third these choirs sang coun try garden boys unchanged voices class six was topped by ben nett school followed by rob ert ltttlo school and brook ville singing is the boy for grade four choirs in clas 11 singing breeze of jho night the winning school was w 1 pick followed by an othxr mifton school j m ion ypf in ihlril plnco was itobcrt uttlo school r c oulvier photo boy of badges write wuerch age 12 of norton crescent receives congratulations from rev murray yorozblt regional dlrec tor of christian service brigade for having oarnod tho com plele sot of slodiador achievement bodges christian ser vice brigade is locally sponsored by maple avonoo- bap tist church georgetown scouts looking forwarcno kelso jamboree on august 17 3so0 residents including some from george town will move into a huge 1 000 tent tijwn at the kelso conservation area near milton ontario 32 miles west oi tor onto planning has been underway for two years services provid ed include medical sanitation post office telephone shops a tent supermarket from which residents will procure dally needs electrical power will be distributed via a half mile spec lally installed line thirty ave thousand gallons of water will flow dally through a three quarter mile water line to quench the thirst of worldny and playing scouts who will be enjoying an experience in broth crbood for one week scouts and lead era from across ontario from each province the united stat es and somo caribbean countrl es will have an opportunity to participate hi scouting skills field sports hobbies tours de monstratlons water sports and many other boycentred actlvl ties a highlight of the jamboree will bo youth and his ambit ions featuring vocations of the future youth and his dreams will depict some thril imp aspects of education an other pavilion will feature youth and his leisure the brotherhood of man centre will allow tho scout to explore his faith and provide an opportun ity for lnm to mix with some of canada s interesting ethnic citizens youth and ills music will be a real swinging corner the jamboreo u hi be open to vis- i from 2 00 p m to d 30 p in diily residents are entertainers at manor birthday party the march birthday party at baltou centennial manor was sponsored by tbe manor auxll lary with the auditorium gaily dccoratcfi and a table featur ing a large birthday cake prov ided for tho birthday guests mrs stan allen extended a welcome and the residents pro vlded tneir own entertainment which included mr arbon play ing tho piano mrs doupagne a vocal solo mr vlggers playing the bones mr leuhman a v lol fat solo miss mary ann lord and mr hargreavos vocal solos and miss jtnomaa a pltuio solo after the singing of happy birthday iandwlchcs ice croani and coffee were served mr an derson thanked the sponsors with a special thanks to mrs alien for discovering tho many bidden talents among residents and encouraging them to prov me this program among other recent entertain ments at tho manor was a dem onstration by the four comers square dance club and an even ing of bingo sponsored by st paul s church lonr brandt a world day of prayer serv ice took place march 1 and the same evonlng the burlmgton calvinctes entertained with a vuriety program in tho auditor ium tho youngsters from trl nlty christian church on walk ors line were ten and eleven years of age egg producers against marketing board plan hilton kgg producers voted against the proposed cliangcs in the etfg and fowl oltm by a grat majority of the oil people votvtg on april 0 ond april 10 on ih wrn in favour the proposed clianges wire to an agency type plan with wf to be mhrketed on a quota wis and v 1th the euj and fowl producers furkelln board having tho power to dlr ct and control the marketing of aggs and fowl thus halton county etu pro ducers wish to maintain the marketing of eg on a pergonal basis adams photography weddings passports general photography cuatom finishing 0 minci charl1s dr i georgetown s773933 i one call thats al mrs cecil patterson is new head of hornby wj brings you texaco fuel chief all winter long vad cu tart oaly end wa few u hm umn oaeeugroa day bl mpply of ivxaoo lfa dblwwoil ttberf tb hailaa ii i in vuv ut tu todvy tvu lo m tana eimi boaj bailey oil sales no 7 highway wf goratown 77403l hejowfoo mr william mcpherson was hostess foctho annual meeting of tho hornby womens xruitit ute on wednesday april 10 the president mrs clifford wrj eg les worh welcomed the la dies to the meeting which was opened with the institute od followed by tho mary stewart collect the roll call paying of dues was answered by tho ij members and one visitor pros errt mrs roy wilson the secret ary read the minutes d the last meeting and also gave the year ly report and treasurers report mrs hugh o connor the curat or is to look after some chang es to bo made in the tweeds roulr history book the corres ponder ce included a thank you note for flowers notice of the 411 club achievement days in bullinafad on may 4 and fa mil ton on may 11 tho annual rep ort on milton wstrlct hospital three members reported on the 50th anniversary party they had attended at limehouso in honour of bannockburn w i it was decided that the hornby womens institute would celeb rate their 60th anniversary in hornby united church in june frotmeroffieem ertd members aro to be inviled lilrs stanley may gave a report on the tug trkt directors mooting which she hid attended the district annual meeting is to be held in t georges anglican church in georgetown on may 22 the roll call is to be a display of hobbles plus pennies for friend ship the conveners were asked to have their reports in to the district convener by the end of april the conveners gave their annual reports mrs percy mer ry was called on lo conduct the installation of oflteers for tho coming year mrs hugh o con nor gave the slate of officers for tho nominating committee and after a couplo of additions tlu new officers were voted in and are as follows hon prey mrs clifford wriggletworth pres mrs cecil patterson 1st vice prea mrs w mcpherson 2nd vice pres mrs huh ocon nor secretary trcas mrs lloy wilson assistant mrs lew sampson building fund treas airs barbara king pianist mrs s may and mrs p merry district director mrs c wrig alesworth alternate district director mrs hugh o connor flower committee mrs b king juuch committee mrs l samp son mrs mary bradley mrs tom howdon mrs w lmcphir son dish committee mrs l sampson mrs b king and miss l godarxl fimnco committee mrs c wrigglesworth and mrs g robinson director mrs m j brown auditors mrs hujh o connor and mm archie king children s aid rep mrs m j brown conveners aro agrieul turo and canadian industries mrs t howden and mrs s may historical researcli and current events mrn m j brown homo economics and health mrs wilbert lard and mm c wrigglesworth citizen ship and education mrs p merry and mrs g robinson public relation mrs l samp son horticulture mrs h o connor 411 club mrs j mc kay nd mrs cooll patterwm curator mrs h o connor mrs wrigglesworth thanked tho la dies for their cooperation dur ing the past three years and ask ed for tho same for tho new president mrs w tord movod a hoarty vwo of thanks to lri wrigglesworth for her work fho new president then took tho chair and thanked the ladies for the honour of being prcsl dent a bus trip was mentioned but left over to a later date in tho fall the meeting closed with singing the queen and re peating tho institute grac lunch was served by mrs ciar ence ford mrs huj li o connor and the hostess mj wrlm les worth moved a vote of th inks to tho hotess for her ho pital ity r the recreation committee of tho boyno community centr hold a very sueccaiul euchrf party on thursday night april 11 there were hi tables of en chre in play with the prues go ing to the following winners kranstr mrs jim shu ids cliff brown and alfred lord tho lucky druu were uon by mrs harold reed mrs clayton may harry rlebot and veerue top senior choir the top senior choir for grade seven and eight cln was that from m ttin sulli scliool runners up wert st w arttowiu and anolhcr chtry from majtln street school on wednesday the solo com potitions wore hold with j ciissls each for boys and girls for gradci one two ami three the gold medal winner w jan ice llwby of bennett school lhcsilvcr mldal waa won by anno gouldlntf of brucjslrttt school and cheryl spenc of glen williams uon tho third place bronze medal boys class danny cooper of norval op ped the boys class for radti one two and threw he was fol lowed by morns daviei of mil ton heights and lony pcrritt of pincvicw school located north of hornby on the seventh i line vor tho girls in tho middle grades of four fivo and six i bonnie hill of bruce street school wtyi tlu j old medal t ito ulver mednl winnur was bevcr ly walter- of broolaillr and the bronze medil went to mur lcl holme of robert little school the toj boy for tho corres prmduuf rades was richard rq cher 0j robert litue school be hind him ucre billy vin sicklf of campbelmlle nnd stoven bm nelle nf bennett school t btt girl in wide ecn and fi ht the 1l t girl was lois lay of martin street scliool in second and third plica were heather tisnttofstdwtirttiownrwnd jin t brodio of martin strttt tor unchanged voices terry le gate of brookville was awarded the fold medal the runnersup were illny schuts of robert lit tie school and jim tosulick of martin street school tho only tiein the whole fes tival occurred in the grade sev en and eight contest for boys with changed voices andrew lockio of bennett school won tho gold medal and joe soulier of brookville took tho silver john hasselfeldt of martin street school and ron mcgulnn of robert little school tied for third spot nd after a hasty consultation it was decided to avard both of tbefl broow me dals trj duett on wednesdiy evening taaple djiets from schools with less than seven rooms were heard and w i dick school topped tho list campbcllville and bruce street school were second and third in this class the triple trio for grades se- xen and eight were topped by tho robert little entry martin street scliool and stewarttown school were tho next best the best boys choir for chan acton precast concrete supplies manufacturers of septic tanks all ii 34welitiu and lida culverts t2 and ib sidewalk slabs pig slats phone 8531529 ed voices wai btewarttown tad the second and third place win nera were robert little school and bennett school drtnnnolngy is the study ol evil pirtts th oeororrown hirald thursday april ii ittt page 8 tt is better to give than to lend aird it coats about the same caution this is tfio season when people are out cleaning their yards and burning the winters accumulation of dry grass leaves and bits of paper please keep these fires to a controllable size and always stay dose to the fire until you are certain h fs completely extinguished for information on disposal of combustible aterials phon your fire department have you heard of bahaullah one hundred years en vole forecast the spiritual breakdown now afflicting our world nd gavo us ho solution to it tho sorus of events that surroundod that spoakors uf constitute th most rmarkabl story in mans spiritual history h is th story of eahaullah you ow it to yourself to road it write bahai box 1m okvilu ont there is no cost or obligation bradley lunch uas served and a social hour enjoyed the nit euchre will bo held on lndayl tlicro were tuo cliwi for aitfbt april 26 hoys in grades seven and c i jit robert r hamilton optometrist 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