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Page Eight THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 24th, 1938 ROWSOME'S BAKERY and QUALITY STORE NEW EASTER NOVELTIES now on display Don't fail to visit the store and see them! SEE THE PLEASING GIFT SUGGESTIONS in our Basement Store HAVE YOU TRIED OUR HOT CROSS BUNS ? On Sale Every Friday During Lent FULL LINE FRESH GROCERIES AND FRUITS New Line of Table Reflectors in our Basement Store HAVE YOU TRIED OUR LUNCH ROOM? E. W. ROWSOME Phone ISO We Appreciate Your Order Colborne "Colbome's Prosperity Depends Upon Those Who Spend Their Money in Town" Notice to Farmers! The Trent Manufacturing Company Limited, Trenton, Ontario, wishes to announce that an Egg Grading Station will be opened in the IRELAND BLOCK, COLBORNE Saturday, March 12th, 1938 and remain open each Saturday thereafter for the purpose of receiving eggs. Highest Cash Prices will be Paid Also a full line of Monarch Open-Formula and O.A.C. Cafeteria Poultry Feeds will be carried. 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In order that our mailing list may show only paid in advance subscriptions, so that we may be in as advantageous a position as possible in making contracts for advertising, we ask the co-operation of our subscribers in paying their subscriptions promptly. The Bureau of Circulation recognizes only paid ih advance subscriptions and this week the Credit Liquidators, in co-operation with the Bureau, have undertaken special subscription work for us. If due to an oversight you happen to be in arrears with your subscription and receive a notice regarding same, we ask your prompt co-operation. THE COLBORNE EXPRESS Dr. H. A. Fricker, Adjudicator Northumberland Music Festival Dr. H. A. Fricker, BA„ Muse. Doc, F.R.C.O., conductor, Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, and one of the leading authorities on music in Canada, has been secured as adjudicator at the Nbrthumiberand Music Festival to be held at the United Church, Colborne, on May 18th, 19th and 20th. The festival executive have been most fortunate in securing the services of Dr. Fricker and feel that constructive criticisms of such an eminent musician will be of untold value to all contestants and of great interest to the spectators. Dr. Fricker has had a long and successful career in Music, as leader of the Tornto Mendelssohn Choir and as organizer and conductor of several famous choruses at the Canadian National Exhibition. Dr. Fricker's fame has reached all parts of Canada and United States and his work is also known and appreciated in Music Circles in Europe. The Music Festival has been increased fromi IT to 27 classes this year and an even greater entry than last year is anticipated. Entries close April 15th. All entries should be forwarded to the Secretary, A. A. Martin, Brighton. Copies of the Syllabus may be secured from the Secretary. Northumberland County Muical Festival Society Syllabus for 1938 1. Piano Solo--Under 10 years. "Cat and Fiddle" by Slater, Toronto Conservatory of Music. Grade "Tally Ho!" by Beryl Rubinstein, Toronto Conservatory of Music, Grade III. 2. Piano Solo--10 to 12 years- in elusive. "March in D" by Bach, Toronto Conservatory of Music, Grade III. 3. Piano Solo--1.3 to 16 years in- "On Wings of Song" by Mendelsohn, Toronto Conservatory of Music, Grade V. 4. Piano Solo--Open. "Liebestraume, No. 3" by Liszt, (The B. F. Wood Music Co.) 5. Boy's Solo--Under 11 years. "Early One Morniing," The Singing Period, No. 4, Key F. 6. Boy's Solo--Unchanged voices. "I Will Make You Brooches," by Winnifred Bury, (Anglo Canadian Music Co.) Key F. 7. Girl's Solo--Under 11 years. "Song of the Fairies," New Canadian Song Series, page 159, Book IV, Key C. 7. Girli'fe Solo--'11 to 13 years inclusive. "Where the Bee Sucks," composer Dr. T. A. Arne, No veil o School Songs, No. 330. 9. GfM's Solo--(14 to 1 elusive. "A Brown Bird Singing," Haydn Wiood, (Chappell & ( Inc.) Key F. 10. Soprano (open) "With Virdue Clad," from "C ation," by Haydn (Schirmer.) 11. Mezzo-soprano (open) "Lovely Night," Key D flat, by Landon Ronald, (Enoch & Sons.) 12. Baritone (open)) "Cavatina Song Dio Passente' from "Faust," Key E flat, by Gounod (Oliver Ditson.) 13. Rural Church Choir. "What are These!" by Stainer, OA. No. 57 (Novello) 14. Urban Church Choir. "Moonlight," by Eaton Faning (Novello) Musical Times No. 515, (To be accompanied.) 15. Rural School Chorus (in unison) "Men of Harlech," New Canadian Song Series, Book IV, pages 171 and 172. 16. Rural School Chorus (in 2 parts) "Oomte Let. Us Take a Holiday," New Canadian Song Series, Book 111, page 99, "Gently Evening Bendeth," New Canadian Song Series, Book IV, page 201. 17. Urban School Chorus (in 2 parts) Public or Separate. "Dear Land of Home," Key A flat, Sibeliuis (Wood Octjavo Series, No. 256,) and "An Apple Orchard in the Spring" New Canadian Song Series, Book IV, pages 162 and 163. 18. Violin Solo--Under 15 years. "Minuet No. 2 in "G" by Beethoven, S. 3317, (Carl Fischer.) 19. Violin Solo--Open. "Humoreske," by Dvorak. (Arr. by Will-helm,) T. Harris Co. 20. Male Quartette. "Lassie O'Miwe," by Walt, No. 024, (Sam Fox Publishing Co.) 21. Mixed Quartette. "■Saviour, Thy Children Keep," by Sullivan (Novello Octavo Anthem.) 22. Vocal Duet, Public or Separate School pupils. "Stars of the Summer Night," New Canadian Song Series, Book TV, page 198. 23. Women's Institute Chorus. "Old Folks at Home," New Canadian Song Series," Book 111, pages 131 and 132. 24. Cornet Solo--Open. "Largo," by Handel, transcribed by Klemcke, S. 6751, (Carl Fischer.) 25. Piano Duet. "Marche Miilitaire," by Schubert, S. 2531, (Carl Fischer.) 26. Boys' Chorus. Public of Separate School Pupils (10 to 15 voices) 'IMermaid," New Canadian Song Series, Book 111, pages 129 and 130. 27. Double Trio (17 years or under) "St. Alphege," New Canadian Song Series, Book rV, page 204. Rules and regulations will appear later. Extra copies of this list of selections may be obtained from the Colborne High School Tests >r of merit: Dorinel Osborne Marion Delaney Roy Knight Bertha Pattison Ruth Blodgett Marjorie Goodrich Donald Arkles Bill Hart Garnet Haynes Reta' Boyd Charles Newton Jack Keating Burke Clarey Below 50% (in alphabetical order) Albert Arthur Jessie Bugg Kenneth Cracknell Doris Joss Murray MacGregor • Dean Pettibone Marion Riley Fern Stickle Leona Stimers Irene Taylor Water Todd James Thompson Jean Us<borne "Ernest Whittaker The following pupils in Middle School Physics obtained this stand-ag in order of merit: Jean Joss Amfby Miller Dorothy Walker Helen Ives Raymond Boyd Irene Kemp Thelmla Heckbert Grace Peterson Kenneth Grant Harold Moore Betty Rowsome Mary Gummer Vance Sutton Ruth Shedrick Beow 50% (in- alphabetical order) Donald Cracknell Betty Fowler Doris Garfat Marjorie Haynes Bruc< Quin Jack Kernaghan Jim Keating Clara Matthews Edith Pearson Noreen Purdy Leone RutherfoTd The following pupils in Middle School Chemistry ohtained this standing in order of merit: Juno Fiske Norma Bell Mary Gummer Ford Cowie Betty Rowsome Below 50% (in alphabetical order) Raymond Boyd Mary Delaney Marion Deviney Kenneth Grant Marjorie Haynes Harold Knight Irene Kemp Amlhy Miller Harold Moore Sandy Rutherford Dorothy Walker The following pupils in Middle School Literature obtained this standing in order of merit: Dorothy Wlalker Ruth Sheldrick Thelma Heckbert Irene Kemp Harold Knight Be'ty Rowsome Leone Rutherford Harold Moore Edith Pearson Amlby Miller Grace Peterson Mary Gummer Kenneth Grant Below 50% (in alphabetical order) Donald Cracknell Betty Fowler Doris Garfat Marjorie Haynes Bruce Irwin Jack Kernaghan Jim Keating Clara Matthews Noreen Purdy Seed Growers' Convention The next annual meeting of the Canadian Seed Growers' Association will be held at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Ontario. The dates set fo,r the meetings are June 15th, 16th and 17th, 1938, and plans are underway for a busy three days. It is expected that workers in the promotion of improved seed production from coast to coast will be in attendance. Officers coming from the west will include the President, Mr. F.W. Townley-S'mith, Lashburn, Sask., and the Vice-President. Mr. F. L. Dickinson, from Winnipeg, Man. The Secretary-Treasurer of the Association is Mt. W. T. G. Wiener, Ottawa, Ontario. During 1937, the number of pure ed livestock registered with the Canadian National Live Stock Records, approved by the Dominion Minister of Agriculture, was 79,303. Of that number 4.226 were horses; 10 cattle; 14,329 sheep; 6,720 swine; 6,672 foxes; 7,733 dogs; 1,659 poultry, and 104 goats. :yond most things in Ontario, di-e is booming--607 last year, 516 > than granted in 1931, when the ts hegan this business. The state of Nevada must look to its reputation this respect. • Secretary. 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