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DELTA DELTA MAPLE SYRUP FESTIVAL plans finalizedo Posters and brochures are now being circulated showing participating farmers and direct- ions to get to their sugar bushes and houses° Tours of United Maple Products Factory(formerly Confed- erated Foods) will be available from lO:OOa.mo to 5:00 p.m°, and as an added attraction you may see WlLLARD'S FRIED CAKES being cocked in the same buildingo Syrup, cheese and fried cakes will be on sale at the United Planto New grills and table coverings will make your PANCAKE DINNER more enjoyable but, due to complexn- ity of the grills, aides must be 14 years or over° Sorry Pee Wees, you can eat and enjoy yourselves this year° Your turn to help will comeo DATES: April lst, 2ndo and 5rdo Time: 10:00amo to 6:00 pm0 Price: Adults $10750 Children 12 and under $1006 The Committee will do their part to make this the best ever, Come help us celebrate another spring after a cold, hrrd winter° See you at the festivalo DELTA FIRE DEPARTMENT = " hantry-Co." The next monthly meeting of the "Chan- try-Co." will be held April 12, 1977, at 7:30 pm. At this time the winning ticket for the 3100 raffle will be drawn. GOOD LUCK TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE PURâ€" CHASED A TICKET! EVERYONE WELCOME! DIARY or ATII‘E 1:33:53 Produced by Brochville Theatre Guild at the Civic Auditorium, April lb, 16, and 16, featuring a newâ€"eimer to le+a, in the role of Mrs. Frn‘V ~ Urn. IMnf Hensley. Watch the GrMCVVille paper for information about ‘ictr+ sales. DATA DELTA MILL SOCIETY The Delta Mill Society held their March Meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Russell. Bud Donald was chair- man of the meeting which opened with a tribute to a valued member of the Delta Mill Society, Mr. Harold Russell, whose death saddened the members and the community as he was an outstanding citizen of our village, he was vice president of our Mill Society and his dreams. un- tiring efforts. keen interest and wise judgement were of great value during the restoration of the Old Stone Mill. He was one of a small group of individuals who became the driving force behind the project. The highest tribute we can pay our deâ€" parted member is for the remaining members to re dedicate their time, historic site, and assure that his dreams were not in vain. We all know that he would have been very happy over the recent grant from the Ontario Herttager Foundation and the further sum for architectural consultants. Among the many items of busi- ness was the appointment of Dr. Paul Fritz as Chairman of the New Museum Committee. The bake sale date was set for July 20th at the Mill, and a message of cheer was signed by the members for Dr. Roht. luck, the Mill Society president, who is convalescing at his home in Florida following a lengthy ill- ness. Members of the helta Hill Society are urged on in their enâ€" deavours to establish the Hill MUSEUM by statements of great men of the past. such as Joseph Larve who said. “A wise nation preserves it's records‘ repairs it's great public structures and fosters national pride and love of connâ€" try by pernetual reference to the sacrifeces and glories of the past. (1371)