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.MR. JOHN A. STEWART

Belle River Man . Celebrates His 90th Birthdiziy

A very enjoyable evening was spent on Saturday March 3rd, at the home of Mr. John A. Stewart,

Belle River, when his friends and I llPI1.!IlIl0l'S gathered to celebrate with him, his ninetieth birthday.

.-tltliniigh ninety -years old. Mr. Stewart is still in good health and able to be about his chores every day and takes a keen interest in the welfare of his community.

The first part of the evening was spent in playing cards. after which. Donald Benton. grandson of Mr. Stewart. presented him with a gift, on behalf of the Womens Institute of Belle River. Mr. Stewart in a few. well-chosen words. thanked them for their kind remembrance.

A delicious supper was then ser- wd. alter which a beautifully dec- orated birthday cake and ice- cream, donated by the women, was partaken of by all present.

Mr. Stewart r e c e I v e d several other gifts and a large number of ciitlcis.

Before departing, the guests all uished Mr. Stewart many more years of health and happiness.

MUSIC FESTIVAL AND MUSICIANS

At this time of the year inter- est grows in the appearance of the programme for the Musical Festival and the question is ask- ed daily "When will the pro- grzimmes be out."

The work of compiling a pro- pzrain is very umpllcated and this year the committee has been .-anxious to cut down on its con- tents and so lessen the expense.

For instance photographers and even short biographies of the ad- judicator have been omitted. Two ni them are familiar to our aud- iciices and the remaining two will soon be well and favorably known. Also the names of the platform officials at each session have been omitted-they will be listed on a sheet of paper outside the doors or in some prominent pl.'lL'e in the various halls.

The program committee has sneiit a great deal of time trying to avoid conflicts. this is a very Iinrd thing to do. as many con- instants are in numerous solo classes, both instrumental and V(7l'3I as well as in various chor- n-es. Where there is a conflict the contestant must choose to uliich class he will appear. Also an effort is made to accommo-

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