HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-04-17, Page 12NOW THEY'RE AT FIRST "BASS"
:lance young men who were winners in the Boys Changed Voices Class at the Belgrave Music Festival
swap congratulations after the event, From left to right, Brian Spiegelberg, John Campbell arid John de
respectively. -Advance-Tinies Photo.
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THEY SANG THEIR WAY TO VICTORY
Yong, third, second and first
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Ta king things over ram a Successful singing „session on. Friday evening are :Merrill Craig, ,first in class
1, solos for girls of 7 and ,tinder: with from left to right, Harvey Mann, wire was first soloist in the
8-year-old boys' class; David Gowing and Barrie Hastings, second and' third rospeCtively in. the ' same
class, -Advance-Times Photo,
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From right to left are Martie Koopman, Karen Walsh and •Grace Methe'rs, who were first a second end
third in the class for girls of 11 years and under at the Belgrave Music •Festival, the finals of which welt'
held in the Wingham District High, School on Friday evening,-Advance-.Times Photo.
BELGRAVE FESTIVAL WINNER
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MAYOR MAKES TROP PRESENTATION
11140$ Take
lip to Florida
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3,7)O"fah, XleatiSeo Lenclesboro, VMS
the beeno, of a pretty wethilin4 on
SitaaArdaY, March WO), at 2.00 p.m.
*ORO nay. T, White officiated
31 for the ring' ceremony.
then • Lois Celleen Rath and p
14 POPge Garden liewatt were un-
a 40 in. Marriage The bride is
athe daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
qateace Rath
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Belgrave and the
"hridegreola la tile. son of Mr. and
ra, Wilrner Bowatt, Auburn
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The bride those a strapless.
lthler_tt Of nylon net and French
lace over satin featuring a lace
bedicea outlined with seed pearls
wild iraideaceat sequins, and long
',sleeve§ ending in lily paints over
the hands. A hand beaded tiara
:of Grecia,n scroll design in cut-
work with simulated pearls held
her elbow length veil. The bride'
wore a, single strand of pearls
-and matching earrings, a gift of
the groom and she carried a
nosegay of red roses and white
chrysanthemums,
•••,,‘ As maid of honor for her sister,
Miss Sandra. Rath chose a street
length gown of coral erystalette,
featuring a skirt length streamer
bow down the back and she car-
ried a. nosegay of blue and white
carnations.
Miss Yvonne Rath was her
• sister's bridesmaid wearing a
:'similiarla styled gown to that of
:pie maid of honor in a turcatiosie
'blue shade ' and she carried a
11nsegaY of pink and white oar-
' nations.
The beat maxi was Jack How-
att, brother of the bridegroom,
•R.R, ,1, Auburn.
The weddinge 'dinner was held
at the home of the bride's par-
'eats. The house was nicely dec-
orated with daffodils, tulips And
"cr.voantheinums and the dining
table was centred with a three
tier wedding cake.
;.Mrs . 'Rath received the guests
aiirtile• a dress of printed blue
silk with. navy accessories and a
corsage of white and yellow
chrysanthemums, She was assist-
ed' bridegroom's mother,
Who. chose a. Printed beige dress
.and corsage of white and yellow
; chrysanthemums. Assistants were
Miss' Mary Oster, Blyth and Miss
a-11a Black, Belgra.ve,
For their wedding trip to the
Southern United States and Flor-
idiCthe bride wore a yellow and
biege printed silk dress with
beige,tweed coat and hair brown
and' beige accessories. Her cor-
sage was of yellow and breeze
. chrysanthemums. On their return
they will reside at R.R. 1, Au-
burn. • ,
puests were present from Tor-
. onto, Cromarty, Kirkton,
sail,, Seaforth, Loraleeboro,
barn Exeter, Blyth, London and
Brantford.
LYCEUM
Theatre.
Two shows each night
Pint .at 7,15
Thiirs., Fri., Sat., Apr. 18-10-39
;plum enigma Teter Finch
in •
"The Battle Of The
• River Plate"
' The tremendous sea, storrof the
• defeat of the Graf $tee,
BEI GRAVE--Tha two-day ev-
ent, the 10-school Belgrave Me*
•Festival, venom-iced 'WI Thera-,
day morning with twe large class,
es in competition- in the morning and four classes ceirpeting in the
afternoon,
The fesiival committee abase
for the first time -as their -401
judicator Earl Terra, director. of
music London . Wide aaliervisor
for schools in .MOrriP Township la
.1+,1M Nora 'Moffatt Ma%
able meDowell for th.e. seliaels"
. Bast WawanOSa,
The festival is ifiltler the OR-trol and „man.agement of the Rel-
-grave School Fair Association, of
which. George, Michie, is president
and StewartI • Procter secretary.
-Charles R. Coultes is chairman of
the associatiores festival
tee and Mrs.. George • Michie is
festival secretary.
Seheela Competing
Schools taking part in the .1e57
Belgrave "Music Festival .and. their •
teachers were: S.S. 1, 'Morrie, avtra,
Beth Plunkett; S.S. 3, • Morris,
Mrs. Dorothy Bolton; S. 4,Nfor-
ris, Mrs. Wm. Miller; S.S, Mor-
ris,., Neil Eadie; S.S.' 6, 'Morris,
Mrs. Jeanne Ireland; .SiS,No,7,,
Thigh Sinnamon.; 8, Morris,
Newton Galbraith; • •S.S. -10, Mor-
grave Co-operative Association
Trophy, held by- U.S.S, , 17, East
Wawanosh and Morris; Belgrave
Women's Institute Trophy, , by
U:S.S. 17 EaWawanosh and Mor-
ris and the School Area Trophy
held by S.S. 5, Morris. Cash
awards are also given Eo the win-
ners.
39 Hoye in, Solo Class
• Top clashes fpr entries this year
was for boy's solo, ten years and
under, and boy's. solo, .eight years
and under, each, with 39 entries.
In the girl's solo, nine years and
under, there were 38 entries;
girl's solo,' seven and under, 34
entries; girl's " solo, eleven and •
under, 30 entries and . girl's solo,
fourteen years and undea, 29•en-
tries. Boy's solo, twelve years
and under, 19 entries a boaes -solo,
14 and under, eight entries,
R is noted thia year that •the
number of entries cempares on
a fairly equal basis with last year
with the exception of 'the • boy's
solo class, 10 years and- under,
in which there were, eight more
entries. It is also noted that .the
age ,for the boy's solos had chang-
ed this year, being under 10 in-
stead of 11 years and under eight
years instead ef under nine years;
Thera was also a class, with eight
entries,
was
boys' chaeged voices.
.,The festival continued 'all .:day
Thursday and Friday in the For-
esters' Hall and in the, Wingham
District -High School 'Friday
evening.
, Thursday Morning,
Class 1: Boys 12 and antler,
"The Hike": Anne de tame. 85,
U.S.S. .16, East Wawanosh 'and
./aullett; Jim Taylor, 84; S,S:. 9,
'E.- Wawanosh; Murray Coultes,
83, S.S. 9, E. Wawanosh; Bobby
Mathers, 82, S 8, 8, Morris; Mur-
ray. Lowe; 82, S.S, 6, Morris; Da-
vid Duncan,81, S.S. 6,`Moarisa
. Class '2.Duet (open) "Night
Song"; Karen Anderson andRuth
Michie, .85, S.S. 5, 'Morris; Bar-
bara Krug' and''Marlene Purdon,
84, U.S.S. 17, E. Wawanosh and
-Morris; Sandra Chaniney and
Janet Beeeroft, 83, U.S.S, 7, E.
and. W. Wawanosh; Jeae Short
reed and Graeme . Craig, 82, S.S.
1i, Morris;' Joyce Armstrofig and
Marilyn.Carripbell, 81, S.S. 5, Mor-
ris; Anne Wightman and Lorna
8i, 84. 10, Morris; Greanle
84, .8.5. 11, Morris; Kenneth
Shoatreed, 83, SS. 11; Morris;
RoalavidLoWelltlehealr.etr; 8821, S11,51
Morris;
Bob
,•EWawano.Swh;awWagsilhe. Coultes, 80,
Claes' 4--Girls 7 and under,
"Seater"; Chervil! prai g, 85, 5,5.
1r; Morris; Anne Lowe, 84, 8,5 6,
Morris; Klaake KOOplrittlli $3,
Ilf..".a.Start't 'E, and. 8W2: Wawan
osh;
'5,S, 4, 1ota"
als; .,Brenda; Bone, 81, S.S. 6, Mar,.
`.'Rhonda''-Fier,ris;_ 80, XAS.S. 17,
WaWaneala and. Morris.
Class Da-Boys 8 and under, 'The
Doctor"; alaavey Minn, 85, S.S.
',7,' Morris; David. Cowing, 84, 8.8,
10,' Morris; Barrie Hastings, 83,
8.8 10, Morris? Lloyd Michie, 82a
6kriWs;.awPaanvioashWaanlashM, Mor-
ris; ale;
U.S.S, ,17,'
Snell, 80, U.S,S. 6, E.
and Wawanosh.
' ClaSs 6-Unison chorus (enrol-
ment 22 and 'under) "Bailee and
• the Spider"; U,S,8, 11, Elia Wa-
blue P.S.S.• E, Wawanosh, 85,
warmsli, Mrs. Myrtle arana..,
Time": V.S., 17, 16; Wawanosh Myrtle Yungliluti U.S., 16, I1.
and morale, 84, Mrs. Mary Woods; WaWalle011, 801 MM. latatil Lan" oil," .,..,,s, 3, Morris, 83, Neale adie sing,
Mul-
lett,
11,
82, Mrs. Myrtle 41Y1wAll9elYaiineelgbI:tulitI.; tler mimbera included 4he top.
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laS.S. 7, B. and W, Wawanasle, three winners of classes 1, 2, 3, 4,
81, Mrs. AidezaTiarsoy),46:014 R • 9, 7, 8, ft, 10 and 11- and. the OW
spj.e.otHor. ,Kwinaksoatichapiurliti:nscif1071 tilli ;riTirlegsbce:iti:f4oirlofrwriodimallyg:tersilosepinShoi6e;7wwdeellii2e;,
everdeg session held Friday eight VVinglaire Lions' :Mb trophy
in the Wingbain District, High for unispe. cherila, enralment 22
80001 auditorium, when the ena, and under, ,won again by V,S.8,
Son chorus, rbyalan band aria two 11, East Wawanosh' and Hallett,
Pert chorus were the classes'corn- and was presented by Mayor at,
rolment
'1,3-e Unison 1 chorus s' iitiei on; ' 11'School'XcKAinrneeaY' torofphWyin follriundou'Tbill:
trio :was Won ••by D.S.S. 17, ,East
, Wing, ,
85, Mrs, Mara Woods and Miss CWlaa'rtaence",44allnatinewya.s. BpeelgsernavteedCboy, Song": U,S.S. 17, E., Wawanosh,
Alma McMichael; U 5S, 7, E. operative Association trophy for ',
and W, Wawanosh, 84, Mrs.• Ada nuaneisr°,11aa°211):Tranns'aegnarionlmoye4u11,5,2. 41nedi Taylor; S.S, 11, Morris, 83, Mrs. Joan ...primula; U.S.S. 6, E, and East Wawanosh and was Present-
W. Wawanosh, aa, Mrs. Margaret , y James'
• 1 trophy.
Belgrave
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Class 14-Rhythm band (en- Erh.Yth°Wrilman,nwl '73aanIntirldsshw)taaunstdewra'sb3i;Uesiitehi
Robertson. -
rolment over 22) 'Military March' by Mrs. Walter ,Scett, Seboo
U.S.S. 6, B. and W, Wawanosh, Area trophy for open class t
85, Mrs, Margaret' Robertson; Part .chorus was won by U.S*,
US S 11, E Wawanosii 84Mrs.6,E Wawanosh and was re- , . . a , 11 Myrtle Yungblut; U.S,S; 17, E.. sented by Bernard Tipples.
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GOSPEL HALL
Regniar Sunday Servi'Cas
Sunday School 10,15 a.m.
Remembering the Lord
at 11.15
Gospel Meeting at 7.30 pan.
ElialeThuraday evening at 8 p.m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
"The Wieirl lietileringten,
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h 82 • 1 Floitl 80, 118,8. 17, Wawanosh
and. Morris,
Illturtaley Afliirimon
MSS ii --Heys,10 and under,
Class 12-- ;Double Xeio. "Sleep' 1718r.g8.41g1t, E'll,Pb:i.it°W:li;OaLTI:041-I, aMI I
awanos , , Mils, afar l0 Well;
Morris, Mrs, Jean Griffiths; ga, well. Eadie; ,S.5. ' 6, Morris, 83,' a-- U.S,S. 12, Morris, Mrs. Edna 'Mrs. Jean Ireland,' ' 4- Hackwell; .U.S.S. 3, East Wawa-
nosh and - Morris, Kra. Marie , a -rri°1‘Y' Morning 6 ,
Toll; TJ.S.S, 6, E. and W. Wawa.- Class ' 7aaGlriS 9 and 'under, 1
nosh,• Mrs, Margal'et Robertson;, :"Lovely April' Linda Bryans, 85, -,-z
U.S,S. E. and W. Wawanosh, Mrs. S.S.. 11, Marria;, Cora Smith, 84, M ,
Ada Taylor; .5a, 9, East -Wawa- Su.2•80:', M16oirirriT Bwe4ttwya,dneQsIhi;iitimmagray, aii
nosh, Lloyd Arnasarong; ..S,S; 19,
East Wawanosh, Mrs, Margaret Ellen a Hallithan, 82, TJ.S.S, 3, E. -
'Scott; S.S. 13, East WaivanOsb, "Wawanosh.; Cheryl Tell, Si, 85. , ii
Mrs, Mary Wightman ; U,S.S. ,1a, .10, E:;•Waveaneab ; ' Doreen Patti-
East
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Wawanosh and Hullett, Mrs. son, '80,88 ,9, B, Wawlieash. . • Myrtle Yungblut; 'MS.& 16, Mrs. ,TChleas,,,s4.w8-aingC,,irl fastt1icanKdooupirioda'enr: ..7
Beth Lansing; U.S.S, 17, East : - Phone - 37 for appointoieili.
Wawanosh ' and 1V/orris, senior 85, U.SaS 6, E. Wawanosh;,Carol al111111111111111110111111111111millminnIniiiiilimmiiiiiimilloliaililloll1111111111111111111111f room, Mrs. Mary Wands; junior waist, 84 0USS' l'7 E Wawa- . .
room, Miss Alma Matiehael.."
These school. Compete annually
for the Wingham Lions Club Tro-
phy, held now by U.S.S. 11, East
Wawanosh & ,Htillett; 'the School
Area. Trophy, held now by U.S.S.,
6, Bast and-West Wawanosh; Bel-,
Class 9--13oys changed voices, ti,
HURON COUNTY 111 ASSOCIATION
ris; Miss 'Jean Vogt; U.S.S. Mrs. Marie Toll' SS '3,Morrie =
"Supplicationa: John de Yong, 813, . U.S.S 17, E. Wawanoph; John
nosh; Brian Spiegellierg, 83, US,S, 11111- ' TOWN- I-IALL CLINTON Campbell, 84,- U.S,S, 6; E. Wawa-- ,
6, E.• Wawanosh; Carta Walden, a
82, U.S.S. 6. E. Wawanosh; Jim .
Warwick; 81, &S. 10,• Morris; Lifi ' Monday, April 29th 'Douglas Thomas, 80, S.S. 8, Mor- aa-- •
SpeOka014 /' ' 8E7 pl*.-n, 0- ',BRIEN
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Class 10-Girls 14- and, under, VII ' "The Fairy Talloal: /Weil' And- .-7a.
nosh.; 'Grace Mailes, 83, S.S., 8,
lvforriaa Ruth 'afichie, 82, .S.S. 5, , glisiii•liminiiiiiiIIINIIIRIlisimilomilloilliiiiiiiimillallitilmiiiiiiiiimminis ,
Morris; . Maria, -Jean Lutz, 81, 1. . , , - . g , 15.8.S. 6, E. : Wawanosh; Ruth a.- • .' • Coultes, 80, SA.; •p, E, Wawanosti. ra' . ' ,
IA • , ' - Friday Afternoon -1-1 "W
erson, ",85, S.S' 6, Mortis:. Joyce tii,* -la ' - saXecptive Sleeretary Ontario TB Association Armstrong, 84, •5.8. 5, Morris; al
Sandra; Chamney, 83; XJ,$ S. 7, E. ''-a-,
EVERYONE IS INVITE') TO ATTEND Wawanosh; Agnes Wilkins; 82, Pe ,
. 111 U,S:S." 11, E. Wawanosh; ,Audrey i
Wheeler, 81, S,S. 6, Morris; Anne ia-i Gordon Koight, . ' Mri. J. 'B.' Ruisell, i ..._
Class,11-Boys 14 and ;ealer, 1 . ', . , Executive Secretnry. al
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W. HAMILTON
Greet' Spring with one of our,
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shades mid, styles of the 5e1440.11.
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Mono, `trues„ Wed., Apia '42-23-24
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Mrs., Yungblut receives the VVirigharn Lions 'daub Trophy .from. ilelgrave MUSIC retival Ott Friday eVenihg. The elleatia taiek top
Mayor R. Id. Melaiririey; of Wirigham, oil behelt oC the U,S18, 'Bald honors, in' Chide 6 for unison chorus groups with enrolments f„of
Wawanosh unison chorus, after their successful oppdarancti. 'at the and under.--AdValice-Tilifes photo, ' • , „ .
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