Be the first to comment!September 8th 2009 Edition of the Maltese Herald
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This weeks 8th of September edition of The Maltese Herald Gozo section is now available for download by clicking here.
Previous editions are also available by clicking on this link.
The stories covered in this weeks issue are:
Page 9
1. 8500 visited the agrarian show held at Villa Rundle gardens in Victoria as part of the Santa Marija festivities. 450 trophies and 5,000 euro in cash prizes were distributed to 152 competitors who exhibited their farm produce, animals, handicrafts, fruit and vegetables.
The overall winner was James Muscat of Victoria. While M’Angelo Grech of Kercem came second and Luke Buttigieg of Munxar was posted in the third place.
Page 10
1. The central courtyard of the University of Malta (Gozo Campus) was the perfect venue for its annual summer activity, to pay tribute to Composer Charles Camilleri in an evening of music and song chosen from his wide and varied repertoire.
The programme included a number of Camilleri’s more popular works, featuring some of the songs he wrote for Prof. Joe Friggieri’s lyrical ballads.
Among the guests were Anton Tabone, Acting President of Malta, Giovanna Debono, Minister for Gozo, Professor Lino Briguglio, Director of the Centre, Mrs Doris Camilleri, widow of Mro. Camilleri and Frederick Azzopardi, M.P.
Photo by Charles Spiteri shows An evening of Music and Song held at the University of Malta (Gozo Campus).
