Halton Music Festivals plan across rural and urban areas
The Halton Music Festival Association announces the 27th annual events from April to May 22 with three sections rural and two urban zones. Preliminary rounds run April 20 23 at multiple township schools led by supervising adjudicators from Georgetown Oaksdale and Brantford. Rural finals May 2 at Trafalgar and North Halton urban finals date May 1 with adjudicators from Ontario Education and Brantford school systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Wilac
Halton Music Foot Val Association
Lbnd
Rives
Halton Urban
Hural
Stewartstown
Kenneth Harrion
Mitaic
Georgetown Public Schools
Trafalgar
Nelson
Nasaaguweya Townships
Crockvalle Hall
Muaic Superview
Trafalgar Pub
Saiders Schol
Trafalgar Township
George Fox
Peampton
South Halton
Linbrook School
Linbrook Road
Lloyd Quewn
Ontario Department of Education
North Halton
Acton
Georgetown
Milton
Campbellville
Norval
Glen Williams
Robert Little Public School
Fraokke Holton
Muse
Brantford
Music and Movement group shines on television
A Kitchener television appearance on Friday April 11 featured the Music and Movement group with Eileen Buckner, Elaine Cole, and several young performers from Guelph and Ospringe. Children presented Easter themed songs, dances, and recitations, including soloists and group pieces with movement, props, and backdrops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Eileen Buckner Smatic
Cho - Wo Kitchener
Elaine Cole
Acten
Attene Bartan
Guelph
Progiarma Oon
Jearnankg
Cole
ParnuncGuelpht
Parmyard Cock
Wally
Bat
Tare Snyder
Jan Hirst
Jesus Chiat
Childern
Jan Hurat
Michael Wolfe
Ehune Cole
Guelph Artist Mrs Stryk to Address Home and School
The Amalgae Watercolourists and Home and School Association in Guelph hold their April 1 meeting at Robert Tate School. Guest speaker Mrs Stryk of the Creative Art Society will discuss The Value of Art and Music in a Childs Life and demonstrate watercolour techniques with the Painters Group of Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Stryk
Guelph
Daltonal Society
Amalgae Watred
Robert Tate
Mra Stryk
The
Creative Art Society
Fo Siryk
Georgetown
Fergus
Painters’ Group of
Springe Ladies Aid hears Mrs Snelgrove speak
Community Ladies' Aid at Springe heard Mrs. R Snelgrove speak on Easter and its significance. A luncheon with cake and ice cream followed. committee members hosted. Guests included Burns church Erin Everton Church of Christ Disciples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Mra E. Fisher
Burns Church
Erin and
Everton Church of Christ Disciples
Gordon Aitken
Mra G Sunter
Mreo SS. Fuller
Afra
Bert Smyth
Yin
W. Hruce
Scout Leader Praises Dads and Lads Banquet Support
Sheeeb AU, AvOUs Comn er for Wellington District urged character, health, skill and community spirit through Scouting at the Dads and Lads banquet. Ernest Atkin spoke of traits for youth, endurance, courage and service, tying them to Cubing and Scouts. The event closed with benediction and thanks to sponsors and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeeb AU
Avous
Wellington
Ernest Atkin
Guelph
Atkin
Ubey
Uneir
Unis
Aiatios
Athi
Seatute Athi
Canada
Les Duby
Chastemoan
Wallan Denny W Barrett
Brotherhood of Anglican
Peter Barrethacon
Evan Jones
Ellen Anderson Girls Auxilary Easter Meeting at Kia Presbyterian
The Ellen Anderson Girls Auxiliary of Kia Presbyterian Church Acton met Monday April 14 at Mrs O Moran home. Mire A Buchanan guest speaker brought greetings from the Senior WOMS and spoke on Whitet Barstoc Means to Me. Lynda Mann conducted the meeting and Marilyn Young reported the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church Group
Ellen Anderson
Kia Presbyterian Church
Acton
O. Moran
Mire A. Buchanan
Lynda Mann
Dusineas
Marilyn Young
Janet Buchner
Christ
Anne Watkins
Shirley Mason
Beth Ritchie
Shiley Mason
Fines Paid At Acton Court Monday
Corporal HO Mason of the local OFP detachment reports 406 in fines and court costs at Acton Court. Twelve defendants appeared before the judge for charges including speeding and driving without proper ownership permits. Investigations continue into a break-in at Corona Shoe Industry Sunday night. Police also issued 14 speeding tickets after radar checks on Sunday.
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HO Mason
OFP
Acton
On Step Street
Corona
Dunny
Rockwood Men s Club wrap up includes images and prizes
The United Church Men s Club concluded monthly meetings with prayers, readings, and viewings of Eye Warneas and The World at Your Feet. Members exchanged souvenirs on Florida scenery, noted garden work, and honored Murray Taylor for winning the provincial public speaking contest in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
Gordon Wlarria
Ross Gordon
Lloyd Maraden
Robert Leslie
Alvin Hoot
Warneas
Guiden Isects
Guiden
Alvin Reot
Florida
Focal Tune
Murray Taylor
Toronto
Murray
Ferade
Rochwood
Pauline Johnson
Fergus
Guelph
Netiben
Ballinafad Women’s Association Holds Home Meeting
The Ballinafad Women’s Association met at a member’s home on Tuesday afternoon with President Mix Edrounds presiding. The group discussed Easter message study, minutes were read, a garden hint answered, and plans were made for a June 10 bus trip. A comedy during lunch was staged, and local highway work along with a temporary bridge issue was noted. Holy Communion was observed at St Jubs Church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mcknery
Womens Association
Mix Edrounds
Hailey Brady
Uealfte
St Jubs Church
Communion Service Held at Ballinafad United Church
Communion services were held in Ballinafad United Church with Herb Adams of Acton conducting. The community mourns the sudden death of William Holts of Toronto, survived by his wife, daughter Audrey, two grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements were set in Toronto. Mind Mow Wines bought Archie Lawns house and will move in shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinafad United Church
Herb Adams
Acton
Chow
Willian Holts
Toronto
Fin Pansies
Audrey
Dryden
Ont
Plenry
Sintere
Heatiine
Ballinafad
Robert Warne
Mix Joe Allan
Fain
Win Kentner
Moussevain
Archie
Easter Visitors Travel to Visit Family in Montreal
Many travelers visit relatives across towns as Mr and Mrs Will Wilson fly from Malton to Montreal to see their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs W Burcombe. Toronto guests include Miss Grace Danis and Mr and Mrs James Daniel with others from Guelph and Blackwater joining in at the grandparents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Hexdale
DG Rabtron
Will Wilson
Malton
Montreal
W Burcombe
Foster
Mary Wnh Grace Danis
Toronto
Meo
Maes WooLowrie
James Daniel
Mire EB South
Baise
Guelph Maco
Harold Walken
Blackwater
Wall Wilson
L Ballagh
Afrwca
Min WoLowre
Mes Foentice
Sancey
Local notes report weather and community actions
The week brings mixed weather and busy local activity. Residents at Crewe Corte Mormuss and the Dyomne of Mix Wo Dbalt Heck report public safety concerns while the Acton Chamber of Con Toe announces a community initiative to support residents near the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malt Foote
Cathy
Jolenette
Bryan Dunn
Acton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Tony Lown
Heck
Joe Mulien
Crewe
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N. Mcleod
J. Keniner
Mcleod
Min Buckner
Neat
Karen Gervais
Ruthann Leatherland
Wolfe
Robbie Buckner
Roberta Moran
Gail Rose Torres Dowd Ting
Diane
Jannie Tronaite
Rathann Lestherland
Jul Hines
Karen Gervatn Lynne
Barbie Snyder
Ospringe
Ardeth Jarnem
Jane Patterson
Mra Sael- Grove
Erin
Baater
Buatler
Owan
Japan
Mia Bracken
China
Sandra
Carolyn McEwan
Marlene Fuller
Ospringe Orchids
Netty Grundy
Rockwood
Choi
Pressbyterian Church
Datas Hateh
Masi Matlin Baier
George Terranes
Northerna Onteaie
Mas Watbert
Frank Motger
Tindon
Ad Mes
Herbert Gibbens
George Waller
Gandy
Pabmerston
Dio
Mix Walter
Min Egdinunda
Mes Neclon
Alrs
John Soow
Wmfile
TV and Aerial Service
Manning Electric
A. Kirkness Town
Medcalf
Madcal
Benson
Ontario
HYDRO
Bramoss
Esquesing
Nassagaweys
Ontario Hydro
R.C.A
J. €. Morgan
Ares
Frank Carney Ai
Kodak Film
Jatt
Sonary Presse
Tim
Hegular
Hinton’s
Just
Bob Ridsdale
TIP Top
CPO Des Nots Tarpoms Fame
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