Final group competitions end North Halton Music Festival
The North Halton Music Festival closed with final group competitions and a concert at Robert Little School auditorium Acton. Adjudicator Garfield Bender from Kitchener oversaw two days of keen contests featuring solo and choir entries from Acton Milton Milton Heights Norval Brookville and Martin St. winners received trophies from community sponsors January.
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Acton
North Halton
Garfield Bender
Ai Kitchener
Sglofets
Janice Ellerty
Bennett School
Agton
Danny Cooper
Norval
Bonnie” Hall
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Milton
Richard Rother
Andrew ‘Leckie
M. Z. Bernat
Lois Faye
Martin
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Robbie Bradbury
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Joanne Pavis
Marcoux
Janice Eller
M. Z. Bennett
Ann Goulding
Bruce
Eramosa Juniors Present Prize Winning Play Again
Eramosa Juniors stage Brothers in Arms at Eramosa public school. The play won county and Ontario Junior Farmer honors and drew about 150 audience members. They will present in Guelph at War Memorial Hall on April 20 in provincial drama contest. The variety night also featured a member chair skit The Silent Spot a song medley by Eleanor Rowan Sandra Peart and June Thomson Bill Miller guitar in country and western Irene Kay singing with My. Miller piano by Sandra Peart a reading Bessies Boll by Mrs A Lasile.
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Safety tip on studded tires from Milton OPP
This week’s safety note from Milton Ontario Provincial Police warns that studded tires must be removed soon. Sgt C J Parkinson urges car owners to mark tires and return them to the same side next winter to avoid stud reversal. Reversing tire direction risks loosening studs and projectiles under pressure.
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Milton O.P.P
Sgt. C. J. Parkinson
Ontario Safety League
Endorsing GO service to Guelph faces local hurdles
Etobicoke council backed extending GO train service from Toronto to Guelph despite Acton council concerns over ridership and station status. Councillors noted few in town currently take the morning train, debated a pre endorsement survey, and affirmed support as a valuable regional service while stressing broader North Halton development.
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Toronto
Guelph
Acton Council
Charlie Perry
Reeve Hinton
Earl Masales
Beck
Fed Yyler
bin Wil- Hama
North Halton
McKeusle
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