The April 26th 2011 edition of the Maltese Herald
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This weeks April 26h 2011 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:
1. The Victoria Scout group and the Xaghra Scout group recently celebrated Founder’s Day with a church parade and a mass at the Xaghra parish church. Council members, several parents and supporters for both groups joined the Scouts in celebrating the birthday of their founder Lord Baden-Powell.
During the sermon, Fr. Anton Refalo compared the day’s gospel and its recommendations to the way of life as promoted by the principles of Scouting. During mass, the members renewed their Scout Promise. After mass, a Scout from the Xaghra Scout Group and three Cubs form the Victoria Scout Group were invested.
2. Celebration Day was held at the Gozo College Rabat Primary School. The programme included highlights from the musical Alice in Wonderland, performances by the school choir and orchestra and a photo story about the life of the children at school.
The head of school, Ms. Anita Sciberras and the Gozo College principal Chev Frank Gatt, addressed the audience. Children in Years 5 and 6 were all given a book token thus celebrating diversity of aptitude and multiple intelligencies.
3. Bronk Productions presented the comedy “Majsi, Gorg u l-President tal-Banda,” at the Don Bosco Oratory Theatre. The group of about 20 actors and comedians entertained a packed house with this hilarious comedy depicting scenes from a village everyday life.
4. The Parliamentary Secretary, Chris Said, formally presented the award for National Enterprise Support, won by Gharb Local Council, to the Mayor of Gharb, David Apap.
The Award for National Enterprise Support is in recognition for the commitment that Local Councils are showing for strategic development leading to the creation of municipalities while sustaining economy, style, quality of life, culture and the environment.
Photo by Charles Spiteri shows the musical Alice in Wonderland, performed at the Gozo College Rabat Primary School.


























