Halton Music Festivals Draw 6400 Students From 44 Schools
The 1944 Halton Music Festivals were praised as the best ever at the Festival Association meeting in Milton. North and South Halton combined to show 6400 students from 44 schools participated, with 1400 from Acton and 900 from South Halton divisions. Secretaries and presidents credited music consultants, supervisors, inspectors, principals, and newspapers for cooperation and support.
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The
Festival Association
Milton
North Halton
South Halton
D. E
Acton
D. Martin
Helton
K. F. Trowbridge
Brookville School
Charles Bragg
Wedding Anniversary Observed At Churchill Church
The meebera of Churchill church held a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Joshua on April 18 at the church. The evening featured games, a music program, and gifts including a studio couch and chair. Lunch followed as attendees thanked the hosts and sang in celebration.
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Churchill Church
Johua
Smith Griffin Jr
Crag Family
Eee
Archie Ker
Bob Kerr
Ray Denny
Woodside
Leslie Harding
Clarence Denny
John Lights
Alf
Winter
Rs. C. Denny
Local Post Office Staff Receive Awards and Retirement Notices
Mrs Wallace nay and Mrs Lloyd Crawford are among retiring post office staff. James Olan wins the Province of Ontario Fellowship Award for summer study at Waterton College, plus a $1500 Ontario grant for further study toward a Master’s degree. Congratulations.
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Dumples
Wallace Nay
BE. U. Poual Maxter
Campbellville
Asf Mabou
Lloyd Crawford
Rila Hub
Edgar Cairns
Robert
Bert Elliot
James Olan
Ay Olan
Province of Ontario
Waterton College
Semounthy
He Alo
Jini
New Postmaster D Agnew Named Amid Community Notes
Weekend visits link D Agnew to province wide events while J Olan earns a provincial award. The column logs social visits to Welland Toronto and Campbellville, plus church notices, birthdays, anniversaries, and local remarks on WMS plans and a formal birthday party at Firet Line Nasgaowera.
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D. Agnew
J. Olan
Elia Johnson
Firet
Nascagowera Township
Campbellville
Elsa
Charles Weir
Mohawk
George Goldstraw
James Martin
Hadenock
Stanley Gordon
Guelph
Lorne Newell
Carlisle
Jim Mcohennon
Milton
Gary Martin
Bidenack
Wool
Mehennan
Campbelhille
Rainy week pauses gardeners and golfers. racing camp planned
Weather keeps gardeners indoors as Maohawk Beteway hosts Campbellville open for six week racing program starting May 4. Trout season opens tomorrow May 1, fish observers warned to beware.
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