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and assorted solid tones with sparkling white trim 9 qq s zes 8 to 16 years each 4 u0 boys ivy league caps s6ho7 98c t- perkins barkin present first subscription concert bruce m warding the first concert of the sub scription series under the cana dian concert association of geor getown was given by kenneth perkins violinist and leo barkin pianist saturday march 8th at halton liberals thrilled to greet lester pearson o3tf p m to knox hall mr perkins was born in brock vule but moved to calgary at en early age here he was edji cated and had most of his violin studies until bis recent study in new york under ivan galamlan he is now a resident of toronto and is concert master of the pro- ante chamber orchestra the program was an appealing one and presented music by han del mozart chopin wieniawski brahms krelsler and block the latter two composers are content poraries and both live in the united states the concerto no 3 in g major k216 by mozart was the major work of the evening music by this genius is of such detachment and purity to almost defy perfor- itthear it we mostr rather than imagine it kenneth perkins gave us a beautiful per formance of this work exempli fled by his exquisite tone through out the adagio movement was memorable the beautiful and popular romance from wieniawski s concerto ntv 2 in d minor fol lowed the intermission then came two excerpts from the baal shem suite pictures of chassidic life by the contemporary com poser ernest bloch the program notes told us that the suite stems from the chassidic movement a movement of highly emotional de votion that ran through the euro pean ghettos during the 19th century the two excerpts were entitled contrition and im provisation in the latter quot ing from the program notes there are many allusions to the cantor appearance in the county and he ial chant of the synagogue the was pleasantly surprised when the performance by kenneth perkins crowd gathered on sunday he was rich in tone and feeling giv refrained from saying anything mg the program a dynamic con- political to the gathering but gave trast to mozart s sublimity a warm handshake as a token of the program continued with the esteem in which he held his chopin s nocturne in c sharp friends a few pictures were minor arranged for violin by na it was a great thrill for halton county liberals on sunday after noon when three hundred of their number assembled outside the home of dr and mrs walter hanna in milton the daughter of lester b pearson to have him come out and shake hands with everyone present mr pearson was in milton to rest over the week end or at least for a few hours after a ter nfic campaign in the niagara peninsula on saturday i this was mr pearson s second taken and he retired to his dau ghters living room to resume his rest before going on to toronto to prepare two television broadcasts prior to leaving milton he issu ed a statement to the press that he would very much like to have ken dick in his government af ter march 31st and directed this message to the voters of halton county the easter bunny has his headquarters at joes tuck shop tempting candy eggs and novelties for the children boxed chocolates for otrjer members of the family you ii find a fine selection here 27 main st n trino 73301 coutts easter cards for everyone ment like many others of the i platform and radio nocturnes and mazurkas it was i an enthusiast audience acclaim simply and effectively performed ed the evenings concert and were the hungarian dance no 2 by j rewarded with an encore the medita from the opera thais by massenet georgetown subscribers may use their tickets to attend a con mi i i brahms brought the program to a than mustein a posthumous work and lively close with a which remained for a long time charac of the hidden to the world among the d mimic nature which treasurers of a private collection w p i vsis of the accompanist leo barkin who is well known on the cana polish collector a few years after his death although written for the piano as almost all of chopin s works were it lends itself beau tifully to a violin piano arrange- cert in weston march 29th in the collegiate auditorium at 830 p m the next concert of geor getown series will take place on dian musical scene for his out i april 19th at 30 when pianist standing work on the concert paul hllmer will be the artist travel notes reduced fares to florida tca has announced radoc- honi in 1st class and tourist fares to tampa 1st class return 13715 tourist return si 1640 family plan available on 1st class fir full particulars at john it barber travel advisor john h bajtftd agtmcy insukamq ttavb l 14114 muh ttr halton farmers on farm management tour jew seeing is believing is an old slogan so recently 27 membirs of the halton farm management as sociation visited two farm opera tions in the guelph and kitchen er areas the first call was al the farm of cednc harrop former esquesing farmer who now opir ales a 100 acre unit six miles west of guelph ccd who moved to his new farm a little less than two years ago is special zing in a commercial hog enterprise dur ing his first ear of operation he marketed slightly over- 200 hogs- all of which were purchased as weancrs mr harrop is operating what is known as an open front sc f feeder housing unit in his opinion it is operating very satisfactorily and even dur mg the below zero temperatures of the week of feb 17th his hogs made normal gains the set up minimizes the labor requirements materially his objective even tually is to carry sufficient sows so that he can eliminate the pur chase of weaners and at the same time to increase his output three fold the next call was at the farm of shantz bros on the edge of kit chener the shantz brothers are the third generation on the farm and they too are operating a com mercial hog enterprise along with a beef breeding proposition they are using open front houses with self feeders they have their own feed grinding and mix ing plant and have streamlined production to the point where one can look after the entire hog unit including the preparation of feed last j ear they marketed 1200 hogs all yorkshires and had 40 per cent grade a s their new housing unit was opened last sep t ember and they now hope to step up their production output to somewhere between 3000 and 3600 hogs per year while they originally maintained their breed ing sow herd at home they now have the sows farmed out with neighbouring farmers on a con tract basis whereby they buy back the weaners at eight weeks of age while cedric harrop is feeding a cross between landrace and large english white both opcrat ors pointed out that there are good and bad individuals in all breeds and a few extra dollars on the rtgbt boar is a good invest ment shantz brothers are strong be lievers in a quality product and political meeting continued from page 1 taxes by 178 million a year a great proportion of this to the benefit of lower income families terming the ccf a luxury party because they can afford to promise things they know they won t be doing because they won t be in power mr best drew the ire of ccf supporters in the au dience he termed the liberals the switch party then spoke glowingly of prime minister di fenbakor as the man who can bring canada the peace prosper ty and progress which liberals promise i m agreeably surprised to find georgetown has no unemployment and think you must be under ccf influence somewhere said jack i henr as he forecast a ccle of prosperity depression war un j less major changes are made in canada s economic policy mr henry explained that a major ccf concern is automation which is bound to bring depres sion unless work is shared when machine improvements cut down the need for manpower nation alization of natural resources such as forests oil and minerals arc paramount planks in the ccf platform he said and though some might consider nationalizat ion a nasty word there s no need to think so for a has worked sue cessfully with the post office hy dro rail and airways broadcast ing and television need for 200 000 houses a year hospitals schools and a national health plan will be met by his party said mr henry canada s defence policy should be integrat cd with that of other friendly countries he said and the unit ed nations should have enough power military if necessary to outlaw any war he criticized the government for bringing 12500 immigrants a month to poverty and no jobs with rash promises influencing them to emigrate he promised that under ccf leadership no home owner could be put out of his house if economic conditions make it impossible for him to keep up payments saying there is no difference be tween canada s other two con tending parties mr henry said the ccf offers voters sincerity jobs and a home to live in general value much to be learned at both farms iand halton operators returned jteme-wmi- ideas- w can p haps be applied to their own re spective for the best looking most 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