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Over 50 entries in BaVfieId t�lent show
Talent night at the centennial
celebrations of Bayfield was
Thursday night and it was a com-
plete success as far as the organ-
izers, Doug Sinnamin, Carol
Fisher and Joan Merner were
concerned.
Over 50 entries were accepted
before the committee was forced
to stop taking entries. As it
was, the show ran for over three
hours.
There were six categories 11.
the talent show, each one filled
with talented entries. The
calibre of talent was high and the
competition was tough for com-
petitors and enjoyable for the
1,300 people who packed the
arena to watch.
Winners in the seven to ten
year old dance competition were
first, Kim Fritzeley of Goderich
in sailors working dance; second,
Madonna McQuiad of Seaforth,
a stepdancer; third, Marianne
Matheson of Stratford who enter-
tained in full highland attire as
she did the highland fling around
a pair of swords.
In the eleven to teen • dancing
category winners were, first,
Pat Stackhouse, stepdancer; sec-
ond, Ann Marie Mcquaid of
Seaforth, stepdancer; third, Shel-
ly and Sandra Finlayson of Kip -
pen, stepdancers.
The youth vocal category was
the heaviest event of the evening
with nine entries. First prize
went to John Huether; second
prize went to seven year old
Julie Porter of Bayfield; and
third went to Jo -Ann Sturgeon,
Freda Hill, Wendy Turner and
Cindy Cluff for a rousing rendi-
tion of "Ob -la -de, Ob -la -da"
while accompaning themselves
on ukeleles.
In the adult vocal category
winners were first, Ron Fleming
second, Albert Craig and third,
Ann Marie Mercer.
Group instrumentals was the
next category on the agenda with
Beauty and the Beasts taking
first prize, the Blue Bells second
and Ann Marie and Paul Mc-
Quaid taking third prize.
•
The evening ended with the
solo instrumental category where
Elsner Trick of Clinton took first
prize on the piano; Helen Bisback
of Clinton on the harmonica was
second; and Gerard Bedard of
St. Joseph took third place on
the piano.
The Bradley family from Clint-
on and the Star Trex entertained
between categories to allow the
judges time to reach a decision,
Prizes were $25, $15 and $10.
Beauty and the Beasts, who won
the group instrumental donated
their prize money back to the
centennial committee.
•
ACCOMPANIMENT BY UKELES—Four Bayfield girls accompanied themselves on ukeles to win third
prize in the youth vocal category of Thursday night's talent night, part of the weekend's centennial
celebrations in Bayfield. Left to right are Jo -Anne Sturgeon, Freda Hill, Wendy Turner and Cindy Cluff.
Photo by McKinley
LAST MINUTE DETAILS—Carol Fisher, a member of the organ-
izing committee for the talent night in Bayfield Thursday night,
goes over last minute changes in the program with the MC for the
evening, Eric Earl of Bayfield. Photo by McKinley
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