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Spring Time Entertainment
Victoria Public. School children took to the
stage to entertain their parents at a morn-
ng; assembly which was held in the auditor-
ilIitn last Friday.
The theme of the assembly was the coming f<teachers, classes sang spring songs and per=
of •spring and, under the direction of their ; formed dances.
Girl students appeared to be more at home pulls her. partner along behind her during
gin the stage than the boys. Here Patti Hills the dance.
TM Banca numbar: wart a tar cry from the
Frug and *ha Wafusi but reflected the
in
enfhuaiasm put into the program by the
children involved. . " Signal -Star Pelota
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Pans Laid dor
Financial details .concerni
concerning
the 1O60 International Pio#
ing Match, scheduled tot+ Hu-
ron Cqunty in October, were
worked out -last . e When, re-
presentatives of the Weal com-
mittee met in 'Toronto with
the executiveof the Ontario
Plowman's Association."
- 'The- event gets: !under ,way
October 1.1th at the site. in
M•elKillop, . north of Seaforth;
• While details' were not re-
leased, the budget for the big
match is expected to exceed
$30,000.00.
The local group was headed
by co-chairmen Gordon Mc -
Gavin, 'Walton, and Larry Sni
der, Exeter, and included
Reeve Don McKenzie of Ash-
field; W. D. Stephenson, Sea -
forth and Bill Hanly, treasur-
er, Goderich.
The match, sponsored by
the Ontario Plowman's Associ-
ation, is expected •to attract
more than 10G,000 spectators
during the f . ur days of ac-
tivity.
Al a. preliminary meeting
in McKillop Townsliip. Hall at
Winthrop last week, repre-
sentatives of the OPP review-
ed with the local committee,
progress being itiade in local
arrangements.
Mayor of the Tented City,
James M. Scott, described site
preparations. The interna-
tional event" will be based on
a 700 -acre even;
in McKillip,
adjacent to Seaforth, with
headquarters centred on Scott
Farms. Here the Tented City
—a .group of more than 200
exhibitors—will be located on
a 100 -acre area.
Acres To Plow
Nearby will be between 250
and 300 acres of sod and stub-
ble ready to test the skill of
plowmen from across Canada
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O'KEEFE CENTRE
MARCH 28 to APRIL 9
Anton Chekhov's tragicomedy
IVANOV
APRIL 12 to APRIL 23
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ROYAL ALEXANDER
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MARCH 21 =- APRIL 2
Robert Johnston s Productions
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ART GALLEY
APRIL 15 to MAY' 4
ART ISRAEL •
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EXHIBITION PARK
APRIL 1 to APRIL 9
NATIONAL HOME SHOW
CASA• LOMA
APRIL 2 to APRIL 17
Presentation by Kiwanis
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APRIL 6 to MAY •
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Mr. Scott said 14S acres had
been set 'aside for .pawing!
ltefezring to water and sewer
facilities, he' :said tl ese.were.
being arranged in conjunction
with Senforth Town and PUC.
Facilities were being installed."Under
p
Under the supervision of the
I iron -County Health Unit.
Hydro engineers are ready
to provide necessary capacity
to serve the exhibitors arid
public, while Bell telephone
people are faced, not only with
.facilities for the public, but
also with pioyiding cables for
TV and radio programs that
will originate on the grounds.
.OINX is planning for point, to
point communication Within
the match site, Mr, Scott said.
Parking, Arrangements
Reeve Don McKenzie of
Ashfield,., who heads the .
traf-
Re, tickets and parking nycom
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atiittee, outlined" arrange-
ni i is for handling the thous-
ands of cart expected each
day Aided by a detachment
of OPP and crews of . ticket
sellers at each of three ent-
ranees, he said there should
be no delay moving oars into
tbe'.parking=areas: - A new ad-
mission Polley of $1.00 per
person, with no ,charge for
cars, is expected to speedup
tragic, ' ,
A feature described by
Floyd A. Lashley, secretary-
tr+e urer of the match, as
ry good" is the tractor
ling contest in charge of
ion Hellahan. •Mr. Halle—
i also is arranging for an
c. ilbit of early steam engines.
he program each day will
ture several bands, includ-
ik the .SDHS Girls' Band,' R.
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T. Bolton, who iS planning the
daily parades, stated,
County -Exhibit
A county exhibit will fea-
Lure displays from Huroni Mus-
eum, and the Huron Hnstbrical
Society, while a,3 continuing
ladies' program As plan-
ned by Miss Anna McDonald,._.
co-operation TWitii county
women's ;institutes. • Huron
commodity groups are plan-
ning a display of agricultural
products, Huron ,Warden Ken
Stewart is heading the com-
mittee arranging for livestock
exhibits.
Match In
A. feature, "'the meeting was
• told, would be a- display ,«
manufactured goods from Hu-
ron firms, Ca -operating , in
these . features are'cooxpnijttees
headed by Elston 'Cardi f, Roy
Adi3'i'r and Simon Hallahan,
Opening .,day this year will
include` competitions betwe „..
contestants representing
branches from across Ontario.
At the same time; Art Bolton,
demonstration. committee
chairman, has planned a corn
land day, featuring all aspects
of harvesting, shelling and
drying' corn. Coinpetitions
Huron
will include classes in corn+
stubble' for 14 -inch or wider.
plgws.
"'Planning is well advanced
and we are looking forward to
new records in every area this
year," Mr. McGavin said.
D
Norman Barbar .of Owen
;Sound, president or thet)',Ak
agreed. ,
"You have a ,wonderful site,
and with the enthusiasm, and
work that is evident Jiere,"the
Huron; match can not :help but'
be among the best we .have
held," he told the local com-
mittee.
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