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HULLETT
MUSIC
FESTIVAL
for 1962
at
LONDESBORO
BILLIE WHYTE
of 'SS 3 was second in
bays solo, 11 years and
under.
JOHN SUNDERCOCK
from SS 8 won the first
place in the boys solo
class for changed voices.
He was the only entry.
HARRIS SNELL
of SS 5, was winner of
the boys solo class, nine
years and under.-
Judged Best Rhythm Band
Mrs. Ida Livingstone at SS 3, Constance, left,
accepts the shield awarded the best rhythm band.
Mrs. Arthur Colson made the presentation.
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Most Points in festival
Mrs' .Doreen Radford, teacher at SS 11, accept-
ed the Huliett Music Festival shield for the school
earning the highest number of points, Reeve Tom
Leiper makes the presentation;
Auburn School, Best Chorus
Duncan MacKay, teacher at USS 5, Auburn,
here receives the linliett Federation of Agriculture
shield awarded for large schools, best unison .chor-
us, Lloyd Stewart, president of the 'township fed
eration makes the presentation.
RUTH BYLSMA
from USS 2 placed sec-
ond in girls solo class, 14
years and under.
HELEN ANDERSON
of SS 11 placed first for
girls solo, 7 years and
under.
CANDICE BELL
from SS 7 won the girls
solo, open class, against
two other contestants.
HEATHER SNELL,
from SS 5 placed first in
the girls solo class 14
years and under.
Large Schools, Second Duet
Placing second in the duet class, schools over
25 pupils at the Hullett Music Festival, were Gayle
Wright and Linda Nott, of SS 1, Hullett.
Large Schools, First Duet
First place in the duet class for large schools
was earned by Laura Daer and Betty Moss. The
girls are richer by $10 the gift certificate of Eaton's
of Canada.
Photos By
FRANK PHILLIPS,
Seaforth
Best Unison Chorus is at SS 11
Mrs. Joe Shaddick presented the Festival shield for best unison Chorus,
small schools, to SS n. Mrs. Doreen Radford accepted award for her school.
Best Singers in Each Class
Best 2-Part Chorus
Mrs. Dorothy Powell, USS 10, accepted the
Hullett Federation shield for best 2-part chorus in
small schools. Ross Lovett makes the presentation.
There were .six schools competing.
Lots of Good Singers at USS 10
Best double trio (small schools) in the Hullett Festival was from USS 10,
from the left are Vicki Welbanks, Diane Bromley, Robby, Larry, Betty and
Jaynie Snell. The boys also placed second in duet class. Jaynie won second in
solo, under 9 years. Betty and Jaynie were first in duet. Robby was first in
boys solo under 14 years. Betty was first in girls solo under 11 years. Teach-
er is Mrs. Dorothy Powell.
Pupils of SS 11 (east of
1ondeshoro), taught by Mrs.
Doreen Radford topped all oth-
er Schools in the Hulled:it Town-
ship Music Festival at Landes-
boro last week, and earned the
CoUnoll
Sponsored by the Hullett
Federation of Agriculture and
the Londesbero Women's Insti-
tute, the event has now been
held for 11 consecutive years.
Results, with top three plac-
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lugs in each class are as fol-
lows:
Rhythm band, SS 2, Mrs. Ida
Livingston; SS 5, Mrs. Shirley
Lyon; SS 8, Mrs. Myrtle 'Mun-
roe and SS 11, Mrs. Radford,
tied for third.
Two part chorus, small sch-
ools, USS 10, Mrs. Dorothy
Powell; SS 7, Mrs: Ray Tueth-
er; SS 11.
Boys solo, 14 years and un,
tier, Robbie Snell, USS 10; Jef-
frey Shaddick, SS 11; Billy
Merrill, USS 12.
Double trio, small schools, SS
11, USS 10; SS 7.
Duet, small schools, Betty
and Jaynie Snell, USS 10;
Larry and Robbie Snell, USS
10; Wibbina Byltma and Mtn,
ray McNall, SS 7.
Unison chorus, small schools,
SS 11; USS 2, Mrs. EVelyn
Million; SS 7,
Unison chorus, large school!,,
USS 5, Duncan MacKay; SS .1,
Ross Crich; SS 8 and SS 3 tied
for third.
Buys solo, 7 yearS and under,
Kenneth Jewitt, SS 3;nelson
Dale, SS 1; Paul CliatnneY,
USS 5.
Girls solo, 9 years and Under,
Mary Lynn Sundercock, SS 8;
aYlnile Shell; Marlene MeNall,
88 7,
Two part chorus, large sch-
ools, SS 3; USS 5; SS 5 and
SS 1 tied.
Boys solo, changed voices,
John Sundercock,
Girls solo, open, Wibbina
Bylsma, Candice Bell, Marjorie
GlouSher, all of SS 7.
Boys solo, 11 years and un-
der, Murray MeNall, SS 7; Bil-
lie Whyte, SS 3; Brian Craig,
USS 5.
Girls solo, 7 years and under,
Helen. Anderson, SS 11; Patsy
East, USS 2; Janet Otter, SS• 3.
DUet, large schools, Laura
Daer and Betty, Moss, USS 5;
Gayle Wright and Linda Nott,
SS 1; Heather Snell and Joh-
anna Watinga, SS 5.
Boys solo, 9 years and under,
Harris Snell, SS 5; Douglas
Bylsina, USS 2; John Bylsma,
SS 7.
Double trio, schools, SS
3; USS 12, Mrs. Laurel Gloush-
er; SS 5.
Girls solo 11 years and un-
der, Lloy
solo,
SS 11;
Betty Moss, USS 5; and Betty
Snell, LISS, 10 lied; Glenyce
Andersen, SS 11 and Agnes
nnvereastnp, SS 8, tied,
Girls solo, 14 years and un-
der, Heather Snell, SS 5; Ruth
Bylsina, USS 2; Johanna Wai-
inga, SS 5.
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EVENING
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Township of Goderich
Tender for Gravel
SEALED TENDERS will be received until 12 o'clock
noon, Monday, June 4, for crushing and hauling of ap-
proximately 10,000 yards of gravel taken from two pits in
the township. Gravel to pass through VI" screen. Can-
tractor will supply bulldozer and have Work completed by
1\rovernber 1, 1962.
Marked cheque for $200 to accompany tender. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
R, E. THOMPSON, Clerk,
ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent,
21-2b
RR 3, Clnton.