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frv v s x 1 vth oneyiaronly award for the centennial trophy given by the music festival adjudicator mrs vera russell and was won by miltons martin st choir as the bes cho in the festival mrs russell shows her red and gold trophy to festival secre tarytreasurer mrs glenda benton of acton staff photo music festival ends with concert final classes i nrttittle a uditori urn opwustc msiival this year was mrs j martoux who admires robert little student kiko vanderkoos gold medal awarded in a boys solo class solo classes were a centennial year innovation staff photo tehe jviritoit jfre acton ontario wednesday may 3 1967 the auditorium of the ro bert little public school in ac ton was filled wednesday ev ening of last week for the con cluding competitions and con cert of some of the winners in the music festival there were three final com petitions that evening in the triple duet class for schools six rooms and under first place was awarded to norval and the ruth evans trophy was presented by g w mckenzie principal of the ro bert little school the second place ebenezer church choir shield was given by mrs hay- ward of milton to campbell- ville competitors in triple trio brookville pla ced first to win the kinsmen club of milton trophy award ed by j m bell principal of martin st school milton the halton music festival shield for second place was given to the m z bennett school ac ton by jack reid of norval school the boys changed voices choir competition saw the ro bert little entry first winning the milton public school board trophy presented by john john son of milton the m z bennett school won the acton wi shield pre sented by mrs fred anderson of the wl in the program of winners all the gold medal soloists sang for the audience brook ville junior choir robert lit tle boys unchanged voices and norval senior ohoir and mar tin st school senior choir en tertained the martin st choir won a special centennial trophy don ated to the best choir in the festival by adjudicator mrs russell the striking red and gold trophy with its centennial crest will remain with the school the choir was award ed 86 points festival president mrs j marcoux welcomed the hill house and other words of ap preciation were expressed by principal j m bell vic bris- tow of acton public school board and the- adjudicator mrs vera russell who was in troduced by public speaking contest winner carol patter son of the robert little school mr brlstow especially men tioned his pleasure at the re- introduction of solo classes in the festival it was an innovat ion for centennial year medals this year all includ ed a centennial symbol and special gold certificates were given to every pupil who parti cipated music sliratvisoft mrs lenora vlckery and public school robert uttle public school acton which inspector o g mcdowell congratulate a brookville school hosted the north halton music festival tues- gold medallist lloyd gadd who was awarded a first for boys day april 25 achieved first place in the boys changed voices class in the music festival staff photo unchanged voices class receiving the acton bank of montreal cup presented by manager ted pratt hundreds of children from 14 schools competed in the competition staff photo vf rmre fhivt have a quiet affair police investigate red and white theft police arc still investigating a breakin at the red and white store on sunday night theives cut the screen on a rear window and entered the queen st store escaping with 27 in silver from the till and wo tarpons of cigarettes a fingerprint expert was cal led in from burlington and police have some clues some canaries live 15 years or longer stewarttown public school was award ed the kinette club of milton trophy for first prize in the grade five and six triple duet for schools of six rooms or less tuesday at the 36th annual north halton music festival the girls included susan earle laurie miller patty keep wendy worrall sandra cash and karep kux staff photo with a ford now is the 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rom or camaoa ctamomio safcty waaw and wcud up ar ouk mom cnmimmm irawr thompson motors actsa ltd 4s main st nftttavo ford banning electric acton bargaining between the hal ton county public health nur ses and members of halton county councils special nego tiating committee broke off again last week county coun cil asked the nurses to drop their grey listing of the lo cal health unit before talks could continue and the nurses refused the grey listing was be gun last fall when the 22 nur ses quit their jobs over delays in obtaining a contract with their employer the registered nurses association of ontario listed the unit and urged other nurses not to apply for work there after the nurse returned to ihelr jobs council made them oblain certification as a bar gaining unit with the ontario labor relations board before it would hold further negotia tions the nurses complied and several meetings were held with both sides reporting good progress toward a con tract until the meeting last wednesday evening when coun cil issued the- new ultimatum now the nurses are applying to the labor relations board fo m conciliator to assist in solving their long standing dispute withnhe county