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SCHOOL CENTENNIAL cup winners were Patti Kechnie
and Paul Forsyth. To win the awards Patti sang "Voice
of Spring" while Paul sang "Alpine Song."
TOP SENIOR DUET was Patti King and Luann MacDonald.
There was a total of 15 duets entered in this class.
Turnberry Centro
School
Music Festival
Winners
Pictures of other festival winners appear
in Advance-times window.
"'THE ROMN'S SONG" was sung for the Grade 1 girl's' solo
with Nancy Sanderson, centre, placing first, Catherine
Fisher, left, was second, arid Sheila Shobbrook, right, was
third.
THE GRADE VII double trio won the top
award in that class. Members of the group
are, front row: Luann MacDonald, Jeanette
Riley, Janet deBoer; back row: Debbie Mc-
Kay, Louise Leachman and Grace Jeffray.
—Advance-Times Photo.
"THE SQUIRREL" sung by Glen Jeffray
was judged best in the Grade II boys'
solo. Greg Brandon, left, won second, and
Larry Fisher, right, was third place winner.
—Advance-Times Photo.
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Donald and Barbara Brent tied for third
place.
BRENDA MATTHEWS, left, was first place
winner in the Grade II girls' solo. Marilyn
Thompson plated second, and Cindy Mac-
WINNERS IN THE bays' cup cOrripetition
left to right, DOug MCBurney and
draeme Johnston, who tied for third; Paul
rorsyth, first piece winhee, end Paul Mot,
fan, who stood second.
—Advance-times Photo.
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GRADE VI GIRLS' solo winner was Janet
Sleightholm, seated. Evelyn Norman, left,
shared third place honors with Mary Ann
Stokes, right, while Cheryl Wingfield, cen-
tre, won second place.
—Advance-Times Photo.
"GAY AS A ROSE" was the tune sung by
Marjorie Ann McMichael, centre, as she
won top honors for the Grade IV girls'
solo class. Mary Norman, left, was second,
with Barbara Montgomery, right, third.
—Advance-Times Photo.
SEAN KUEHL won first place in the Grade
It boys' solo with Dave ten Pas, left, in
second, and Murray Metcalfe, right, third.
—Advance-Times Photo.
"THERE STANDS A LITTLE MAN" was the
tune sung by the Grade III boys' solo won
by RObirl Brent, centre back. Ian Oakley,
left, won second place, and Doug. Wallace,
centre, and Richard deBoer, right, shared'
third.