Rural pupils shine at Halton Music Festival finals
Over 300 rural students from Halton County competed in music festival finals held at Munn's School Trafalgar after three days of preliminaries across four townships. Winners received gold silver and bronze medals in multiple solo duet and choir categories with observant coverage of Nassagaweya Esquesing and Trafalgar eliminations and results.
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Halton
Munn
Albert Ouwendyk
Quatre Bras
Sixth Line
Trafalgar
An 2Eyland
Hilson
Kelso
Reva van Sickle
Ash
Frances Cormac
Snider’s
Patricia’ Blackett
Pinegrove
Mary Lou Hills
Moffat
Jimmy McArthur
Mount Pleasant
Robert Beaty
Omagh
Johnny McGee
Andy Spiece
Blue Mountain
Bruce Barnes
Neil Robertson
Nelson
Aren Dredge
Donna Renihick
Dufferin
Shelley Smith
Snider
Mary Atkins
Merton
Betty Ann Brown
Limehouse
Betty Baker
Nassagaweya
Ashgrove
Billie Robertson
David Lawrence
Boyne
Lowell Watson
Edgewood
David Kidney
Stone School
Thomas Moffat
Moffat School
Ronnie Slotnik
Zimmerman
Keith
Ella
Hornby
Ruth Mason
McCurdy
Joyce Rennick
Audrey . Brown
Ligny
Diane Hilson
Pearl Henderson
Catherine Hilson
Coyne
Dublin
Sydney Fletcher
Peter Peddie
Leal Weistra
Robert Lowe
Edguymod
Wayne Taylor
S.S
Carol Henderson
Bruce Pewtress
Winston Schram
S. S.no. 4
David Howden
David Gibson
Bloomsbury
Lig
Acton Public School
Nassagawega Township
Brookville Hall
G. M. Evans
Im. Oakville
Dorothy Dredge
Robert Lowe Edgewood
S.S. No. 7
Stewarttown Hall
S. Buchanan
Burlington
Patricia Blackett
Janice Leyland
Johnnie McGee
Andy Spice
Betty Anne Brown
Donna Rennick
Paul Kidney
Hugh Graham
Audrey Brown
Signiny
Keith Ella
Lillian, Phillips
Bannockburn
Aileen Harrop
Toublin
Novel Portrays Lafitte as Robin Hood in Corsair
Montreal author Mrs MadelEine Fabiola Kent writes The Corsair a biography style novel defending Jean Lafitte the Haitian born privateer who aided at New Orleans. Kent 45 notes five years of research and links Lafitte to her Montreal lineage including Abraham Martin ancestry.
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Sailor Lafitte
Montreal
Kent
Robin Hood
United States
Lafitte
New Orleans
Abraham Martin
Quebec City
Plains of Abraham
Ontario Angling Season Opens With Growth in Sport
Ontario prepares for the trout season starting April 28 as Minister Clare Mapledoram predicts tripling sport fishing activity over ten years. Licenses show rising interest with non-resident sales of 126,367 in 1945 rising to about 375,000 in 1955. Regulations set daily limits for speckled and lake trout, with various species and size rules and licenses priced for non residents at 6.50 and residents at 3.25.
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Ontario
Clare. E. Mapledoram
Kamloops
Haliburton
Elgin
Middlesex
Norfolk
Manitoba
Nipigon River
Algonquin Park
Toronto
Children at Play Urged Safe Practices in Streets
Experts warn children are vulnerable to street accidents, noting 15 weekly pedestrian deaths in Canada. They urge early safety lessons at home and school, with steps such as crossing only at signalized intersections, looking both ways, avoiding moving vehicles, and using light sources at night.
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Canada
All Canada Insurance Federation
Ohbey
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