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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-12, Page 10Page 10 The. Times.Advocate, April 12, 1962 MUSIC .WINNI.RS.----Edwin Ferguson, left, director of music at Waterloo-Oxford termed the Exeter Public School music festival "excellent" when he acted as ad- judicator, Tuesday, The top winners in the senior and junior divisions ;.,re shown. here with their music teacher, Lawrence \Vein. They are: left to right„ Robert Whilsmith, and Bobby Read, who tied in the junior boys event; Kathy Beutley, jun- ior,girls; Eleanor Stanlake, senior girls, and Ross Beaver, senior boys,-T-A photo ,excellent program' says PS festival judge .14-..reerrrrer.r. or on alkin g ABOUT SANDY ELLiors VALUES mile! then Ieove your FILMS here for... HUNTLEY, DRUG STORE EXETER I D1 /414 Telephone Ontario !fl'7.s. 235-1070 • FILMS • • CAMERAS • SUPPLIES M P f7 u It's Contagious The mother got a big value mattress, The daughter got two, The neighbor saw them and she got one. It is almost an epidemic. 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This guarantees you the advantages of Scotia Plan's low rates and lets you make the deal th e moment you '.find the car you. want, Of course, Scotia Plan Leans pure THE tiFiNk OF NOVA SCOTIA nlso available for paying medical bills, IA* THAN ad orat ACROSS CANADA, ANit AkitAtt cort'olicla tingdebts,buyingnew`furnittatre -anything worthwhile, Seotiabork moomer or rot, before yooborior money, roll ol your n cowl, bromeh of The Pork of NOW t5Cbliel Ott,/ diSCUSO StOtitt iatt Loan4 BANK Edwin Ferguson, director of music at Waterloo-Oxford Dis- trict High School, commended the performance of the 212 pub- lir school singers who per- formed in the annual music festival in Exeter, Tuesday, "IL was an excellent pro- gram", the adjudicator staled. I enjoyed 0 very much." The pupils from grades one to eight competed in boys and girls solo. duet and double trio numbers in the program which was carried on throughout the entire clay. The three top winner in each of the 22 categories were featured in a program present- ed by the Home and School. Association during the evening. Top marks in the festival were given in Kathy Bentley an,d Eleanor Stanlake who each attained 88 to win the special prizes in the two girls divi- sions. Ross Beaver won the senior boys class with a mark of 87, while Robert Whilsmith and Bobby Read tied in the junior class with 86 each. The festival was under the direction of Lawrence Wein and Mrs. Fred Simmons and Mrs. Bill Johnston acted as chairmen. The secretaries were Mrs. Arnold Lindenfield and Mrs. Eric Heywood. Principal Arthur idle acted as chairman for the evening program. The results were as follows: SOLOS Grade I - Boys, Randy Gil- fillan 85; Terry Janke 84; Billy COME IN AND TRY THE NEW COMET ONE RIDE WILL CONVINCE YOU! 1960 MORRIS 850 Tudor 1960 METEOR Montcalm, radio, a utoma tic, com- pletely equipped, white with red interior. 1959 METEOR Sedan, 6- cylinder, whitewall tires, radio, two - tone, really sharp. 1959 METEOR Montcalm Better than new. 1959 FORD Sedan, 6-cyl. 1959 VAUXHALL, F 8 I a t c wagon, tutone. sharp, 193a METJtOR Sedan 17-8, automatic, radio. 1956 METEOR HARDTOP• Radio, V=8, automatic, tu- tone color. 1956 :FORD Sedan, black. new whitewall tires, l'a. die, like new. 7.955 MtT8011, Sedan, two- tone, new tires, 1953 .nonGt =AN ........ $195.00, South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell PH /65,2322 EXETER vanhergen 83; girls. Susan Davis 86. Rebecca Fiddler 85, Debbie Higgins S4. Grade 2 .- Boys, Robert Whilsmith 86, Billy King 85. Dick Vanderworp 83, Peter Kleinstiver 83; girls, Christine Cann 87, Barbara Batty 86, Debbie Coughlin 85, Grade 3 - Boys, Bobby Read 56, Bobbie Mackie 55, David Keating 84, Bobby Dobbs 84; girls, Helen Tilley 86, .lanet .Ec- ker 85, Jane .Brnderick 84. Grade 4 - Boys, David 'Hun- ter 85, Ronnie Amerongen 84, Danny Jory 83, Freddie Scott 83; girls. Kathy Bentley 88, Judy Jory 86„fanet Davis 85. DUETS Grade 5 and 6 - Boys, Den• Ion Gaiser and Keith „ Diller 86; Wayne Edwards and Ricky Weber 85, Danny . Laing and Bruce 'Fiddler 84; girls, Beth Goman and Cathy Cann 85. Ju- ha Heywood and Ellen Rob- bins 84, Judy Estey and Gail Shipman 83, Grade 7 and 8 - Boys, john Grassick and Richard Frayne 85, Don Morrow and 'Ray San- der 84, Douglas Beaver and Da- vid Stringer 82; Mark Hinton and Linke Nagel 82, Bill Ea.rqu- hal. and Jim Huxtahle 82; girls, Susan Gibbons and Barbara By MRS.. R913,B.RT RYNPl.,5 Personal Items Miss Doris Crago and Miss ;Barbara Chatten enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls and Fort ',Erie on Sunday, isle. and Mrs. Ron Chatten of Oakville were weekend guests with ROWS parents, :Mr, and Mrs. Victor Chatten and Barbara. Miss Amami(' Shier visited with her ;stet, Mrs. Eliza.- Beth Switzer in St. Marys' Hos- pital, London, on Friday, it being her 851.11 birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lam- bert t Marilynne and Dennis of Davidson, Michigan, visited on. Sunday with Mrs. Mary Ja- glues, Miss jean Doupe of Science Hill was a weekend guest with Mrs, Arthur Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs, A, Pringle of London were Friday evening guests with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. The CG:IT held a successful cookie sale. on. Saturday, Mrs. Frank Hern of Metro- politan visited Wednesday with Mrs, MOM' Hopkins. Mrs, L. Copeland visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Murray May and family of Byron. Miss Kathy Bunsford of St. Marys spent the weekend with Miss Joanne Webb, Dr. and. Mrs. George Mor- phy and Nelson of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Don Morphy and Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock of Detroit were weekend guests with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd. Smith and family. Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Paton of London and Miss Janice Webb of Hyde Park were Sat- urday evening guests with Mr and Mrs. Don Morphy and Bradley, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Murray of Exeter and Mrs, Garnet Murray of LOndon were Sun- day visitors with. Mr, and Mrs. Don Morphy and Bradley. It's bad enough to be a quit- ter. But it's worse to finish something you never should have. started, st Topics from: Woodham Skinner 88, Sherrie Smith and Marcia Saucier 87, Patricia Bridges and Eleanor Stanlake 86, DOUBLE TRIOS Joanne 'Pennant, lohanne de- Vries, Mary Cochrane, Brenda Dinney, Jim Huxtable and Ray Saucier 84: Marcia Saucier, Sherrie Smith, Yvonne Mc- Naughton, John Grassick, Rich- ard Frayne and Johann.e de- Tries (Mary Jane Sanders) 83; Doug Beaver, Bonita Greene, Lynne Hoffman, Ma r g a r et Bosch, Nagel and David Stringer 82; Eleanor Stanlake, Phyllis Allen, Louise McBride,. Barbara Skinner, Darlene Par- sons and Trudy Stover 82. Grade 5 - Boys, Frank de - Vries 87, Keith Diller 86, Den- ton Gaiser 85; girls, Cathy Cann 87, Beth Goman 86, Mary Wil- son 85, Grade 6 - Boys, Ricky \V e - her 85, Wayne Edwards 84, Jar. kie Kraft 83; girls, Judy Es- ley 86„loan Heywood 85, Chris- tine Tucicey 84. Grade 7 - Boys, L'ilke Nagel 85, Douglas Beaver 84. 'Victor Fulcher 83; girls, Eleanor Stan. lake 88. 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