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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-05-16, Page 4f1 t YOU MEWED YOUR S!GNALSTAR SUBSCRIPT1ON i --9 THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY AT GOD E LJO REQUMES A ri FULL-TIME OPERATOR No Experience Necessary Cali Mrs. B sche At 7 ® Goderkkh FOR _ P ;., OINTMENT -20 Club Elect. New Slate Officers Mery Stephens, mast president of the Lim 4L.17,b, presented t 195? - 58 slate of officers at the cl b's regular meeting. New os',"cers: Glen Gardiner, president; IMM Lun by, a eKpre-si- d;ent; .ebb 'Ross, vice-president; Don AJberhart, vice-president; John Stringer, secretary; Bruce Aim - strong, dues secretary; At Waters, 'treasurer; directors, Alex Alexand- er, Darby Garland, Malcolm Math- ers and .Clayton Edward. Immediate past president is A. P. l vutilier. 0 0 -- -- �o "I've definitely made up my mind to be cremated," announced a club bore. "Good!" carne a voice from the corner. "I'll call a taxi for you." "I suppose this horrible thing is what you call modern art," said a woman in an art shop to a dealer. 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Campbell, to Gwenda Eckmier and Richard Wat- son, winners in the vocal duet class. They sang, `,`Come, Sweet For his work in the piano solo classes, Thomas Mitchell, of R.R. 2, Listawel, received a $25 scholar- ship donated by Goderich Elevator & Transit Co., and prestnted by George Parsons. worth, who sang "The Lincolnshire Poacher," received the wrist watch donated by Filsinger's Jewelry and Gifts. The award was presented by Mrs. Jeasop. Douglas Fisher, of R.R. 3, "Gt)de- rich, was adjudged tops among 33 competitors divided into three piano solo classes. He received two awards: The !first was a $25 scholarship presented by Mrs. N. Clairmont on behalf of Goderich Women's Institute. The other was a pen and pencil set donated by F. T. Armstrong "for the boy com- petitor who, in the opinion of the adjudicator, shows the best music- ianship in the piano solo classes." In the double trio class, six boy singers from Seaforth Public School captured the shield don- ated by Goderich Public School Board. The presentation was made by .Mrs. Edward, who is chairman of the board. The first part of the program came to a rousing conclusion with Doris John.ston's rendition of -Light Cavalry Overture" on the marimba. The 'Clinton girl's fes- tival mark of 88 was equalled only by St. Geonge's Church Choir, of Goderich. Returns For Encore Amid heavy -applause, Miss John- ston was presented with the Brus- sels Lions Club cash award by Mrs. Jessop. Later, the talented young lady retunn.ed for an encore. A silver eup, donated by. Huron County for competition in the boys' solo classes, was won. by Calvin Buchanan, a student of Wingham District High School. He was not present to receive his award. The $25 scholarship donated by Sifto Salt Ltd. was presented by Mrs. EdwArd to Nelson McClirichey, af Hensall, 'another pianist who - topped his class. ! For excellence in the alto horn solo ' elasse-s, Joan Johnston, of Clinton, received a 'cash oWard of $5 from Brussels Lions Club. She also acc,epted ac 1111TOT2 County scholarship,- "w.hich was presented by Warden Gowdy. The $25 scholarship donated by sentedl by lilts. F. Walkom to Bar- bara Snell, of Hullett Torwnship, for the best performance in two vocal solo classes. Judy Snelgrave, of Exeter, was the recipient of a $25 !scholarship donated -by Huron County for the top contestant in three piano solo classes. A refreshipg change of' pace was provided by The pupils of S.S. 2, Colborne Township, who von top honors in the rhythm band class. !Dressed in colorful uniforms, the .youneerters delighted with 'their !special - rendition of a military march !by Schubert. 'Mrs. A. Holmes on behalf of the 9chool, accepted . trio class, six girls from CDC! were presented with :the H. AIL Ford shield by (Mrs. edWard. They sang, "IiLo, How A Rose E'er loom- ing." Members of the group were Faye Brereton, Mary Hay, Patriot; Prevett, Lorna Pratt, Marilyn Smith and Linda ake. !A cash award of $5 from uron County was presented by Warden Gov,ndy to Linda and Sandra Wol- per, of Exeter, for exeellence in piano duet classes. Eleanor Reed, of Dungannon, then received her second award of the night. As winner of the .highest mark in violin classes, she was presented with a *ash prize of $5 by Mrs. Max Fritzley on be- half of Rebekah Lodge, 100F. Earlier, !Miss Reed received a piano scholarship. Warden iGavvdy presented a Huron County scholarship, valued at $25, to ,Carol Brown, of 'Henson, another winner in the p•iano solo classes. Faye Love, of Walton, who sang "Florian's Song,':, received the. music lyre donated by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and presented by .MTS. Pianist .Sandra Walper returned to -accept the silver cup...donated by Wingluam Kinette Club. The presentation was made by Miss Videan. The program closed with Mac- farlane's "Open Our Eyes" as sung by St. George's Church Choir, of Goderieh. The choir, directed by J. F. Stephens, festival vice-presi- dent, tied for the highest mark of 88 at this year's festival. In addition to the awards pre- sented Saturday night, following is a list of other awards wan dur- ing the last three days of the Prize donated by Goderich Home and School Assoeiation for girls' vocal solo class, nine years and 'ander—Bonnie Snell, Hallett, 86. Silver cup donated by Tiger Dun- lop Women's Institute for boys' vocal solo class, eight years and 82. Book donated !bY Miss G. George for girls' vocal solo class, 11 years and under—Gail Henderson, Turn - berry, 83. Shield donated by Goderich Board'of Trade for ,unisan chorus —SS 6, Hullett, 82. Silver cup donated by Tiger Dun- lop 'W.I. for boys' vocal solo class, 10 years and under—Graeme Craig, Morris, 83. Shield donated by Go.derich Lions Club for two-part chorus— Silver cup donated by Huron County for boys' solo class, 12 yeans and under—Anno de Haan, Shield donated' by Huron County, for dotible trio class---eUSS- 10, Iltullettt 81. Record certificate donated by ,Blaekstone Purniture for kinder- garten choir — Goderiah Public Schbol choir No. 1, 82. Record certificate donated by Music Shop for urba.n choir elass— Goderich Public Seho.ol choir No. 2, 85. Shield donated by Huron County for 1111iS011 chorus, grades 1, 2, 3 and 4—Brussels Public School, 83. Shield donated by Huron County for urban rhythm !band class -- Blyth School, 83. Silver cup donated by 'Goderich class, eight years and the CKNX shield from J. Cruickk"' feld donated by Huron County ; ,hank. for dru.bie trio—Brussels Public CDC! Girls Win School No. 1, 83. the collegiate girls' double! Cash prize ef $5 donated by In blue coa Order famous 'blue coal' now for the Fall and save $ ce Take adv tage of these big savings 1 Place your order now at the year's lowest prices. Pay- on easy budget terms—a small down payment a d many months to pay the balance. Remember, 'blue coal' is colour -marked for your guarantee of heating aatisfaction. Edward Coal Co. Goderich Phone 98 OIL AN. SAFE LOW-COST HEAT STEADY CONTROLLED HEAT . FROM YOUR LIVIN6 ROOM The 'blue coal' TEMP-MASTEll changel ihrnace controls automatically. Saves time saVes steps—soon pays for itself. Phone today for a free dernons,tration. russets Lijus .011rb for cornet solo da.sses—Joan JohnSton, Clin- Brussels, tied Wall 81. Cash prize of $2.50 donated by Brussels Lions Club for trombone water, 82. Cash prize of $5 denoted by Goderich Blue Water and for clarinet solo class, 12 years and under—Gerald Thomas, R.R. 4, Wingham, 80. Cash prize, off $5 donated by Goderich Blue Water and for 'clarinet solo class, 15 years and under ---Douglas Thotmas, R.R. 4, Wingham, 78. Prize donated by Goderiah Home and School Association for girls! vocal solo class, eight years and under—Darlene Sills, Seakorth, . Record certificate denated y Huron County for urban choir— A/V/M Hugh 'Campbell Public School, Clinton, 84. ' Silver cup donated by Huron County &or boys' vocal solo class, 11 years and under—Cary Dark, Clinton RCAF Station, 83. Gertrude Wendorf Shield for choir—Goderieh Public Sahool, 84. Silver cup donated by Huron County for girls' vocal solo class, 11 years and under—Judy Brown, RCAF Station, Clinton, 84. 'Shield donated by Huron County for unison chorus ,class, grades 5, 6, 7 and 8—Blyth Public School, 82. Shield donated by Huron County for two-part chorus class—Brussels Public School, 81. Shield donated by Goderich Lions Club for choirs, grades 7 and 8—Goderich Public School, 84. Wednesday- Results Girls' vocal solo, nine years and under, Bonnie Snell, Hullett, 86; Linda Bryans, Morris, 82; Linda Somerville, Walton, 80. Boys' vocal solo, eight years and under, Douglas Heffer, Turnberry, 82; Taaf Bakker, Hullett, 81; Ar- thur MeMichael, !Hu.11ett, 80. Girls' vocal ,,11 years and under, Gail Henderson, Turnberry, 83; Deanna Dale, Hullett, 82, and Martie Koopman, East Wawanosh, 82; Karen Allen, .Hullett, 80: - Rhythm band, 2.T members or- Hullett, 82; USS 6, East and West 51:14Y 10th, 10:37 WaWanesh, 01. ''Unison chorus, ols u der USs 11, Mullett. and East Wawa - Boys' vocal solo,. 10 years and under, Gramm Craig, Morris, 83; Bob Lockhart, East Wawanosh, Frank Torras, Hullett, 80. Ttvoiparit chorus, enrolment under 25, unaccompanied, SS 2, MeMillop, 82; SS 6, Morris, 81; USS 10, Hallett, 80. oys' vocal solo, 14 years and under, Anno De Haan, Dast Wawa - nosh, 82; Bob McClung, rucefield, 81; Glen Nott, Londesboro, 80. Rural School Section Violin solo Obeginners), tiny Me - Lean, Seaforth, 80. Violin, solo, first position easy, Kerry 'Campbell, Seaforth, aa. Double trio, enrol- ment under 25, unacconapanied, lett, 78. Boys' vocal solo, 14 years and under, William Shaddlek, Londes- boro, 83; 'Clarence Dale, Hallett, and Raymond Lockhart, East Wawanosh, tied with 81; Harvey Carter, HuLlett, and Al. Rettinger, Turnberry, tied With 80. Violin solo, first position advanc- ed, Clyde Mock, Olinto.n, 77, Violin solo, third position. advanced., Keith Violin solo; all position.s easy, Eleanor Reed, Dunganno.n, 84. Boys' vocal solo, changed voice, John de Yong, East Wawanosh, 82; Paul CLVIcCool, Ilullett, 80; David Holden, Seaforth, and David Haase, Seaforth, 78. Girls' solo, 16 years and under, Faye Love, Walton, 83; Mary Kay Newman, Wingham, 82. Girls' solo, soprano, 18 years and under, Clare Taylor, Brussels, 82; Marilyn Smith, Goderich, 80. Tenor solo, open, Bev. Boyes, ,Clinton, 81. Baritone solo, open, Ian Howes, Wingham, 80; Jack Tyreman, Blyth, 79; Danny Studley, Wingham, 78. Ba&s solo, open, Barry (MacQuillin, Thursday Results Kindergarten choir, 40 'voices or fewer, Goderich Public School No. 1, 82; Goderich Public School No. 2, 81. 'Choir, grades 1 and 2, Gade- rich Public School No. 2, 85"elGode- rich Public School No. 1 and Wing - ham Public School tied with 83. Unison chorus, Brussels Public School, 83; 'Myth Public School, 81; Saltford Public Schooll, 80. Rhythm band, Blytlf Public School, 83; Wingtram Public Sc.hool, 81. Boys' scdo, eigbt years and under, Ronnie IVIaltby, Clinton RCAF, 82; Don Fitzgerald, Clinton linAF, 81; Bruce Elliott, Blyth, David Ste - pitons, Goderich, and ,thIply solo, 14 years eIrcl under, Dennis Duelmorth, Goderich, 84; Paul Car- roll, Godlerich, L'2; Gary Jewat, lyth, 81. Boys' solo, unchanged voices, Richard Watson, Goderich, Lau; iVi,vdarnewL,Caannuldeerne, n!eafolyrtthh: Double teio, Brussels PuMic School No. 1, 83; Brussels Public School No. 2, 82; Blyth Public School No. 2, Sanford Public School, tied with 76. Girls' solo, 14 years and under, AnnIShives, Clinton RCAF, ; Ann Sawchuk, Clinton RCAF, 80; Donna Mae Berger, Seaforth, 70. Cornet solo, 1Q. years and under, Joyce Proctor, Brussels, 80; 12 and under, Ruth Brussels, 81; 14' and un&r, Joan Johnsitqn, Clin- ton, 81; 16- years and under, Joan Johnston, 81. Double trio, Seaforth Public School No. 2, 83; Clinton' RCAF No. 1 and 2, 82; Seaforth Public School No. 3, 81. Tenor saxophone, 16 end under, Dave Kennedy, Brussels, 82. Saxophone, open, Dave Kennedy, 80. Trom- bone solo, Lloyd Stobo, R.R. 2, Teeswater, 82. Boys' vocal solo, open, changed voice, Budd Boyes, 'Clinton, 81; Glen Plant, Brussels, 80; ,Bill Stiles and Gerald Hutchins, Goderich, and David Harris, Clin- ton, arid Henry Martin, Blyth, all tied with 79. Alto horn solo, 10 and under, Ronald Vogan, Wing - hs taomn 8841.; 16 and under, Joan John - Clarinet solo, 12 and under, Ger- 15 years and under, Douglas Thomas, 78. Alto saxophone solo, Dave EeTgacciy,, 02; Dionne Thiel, Zurieh, 80. Alto saxophone', 20 and wader, Dave 1-Cauteety, 80. Maz, into solo, Open, Doris Johnston, aa. 80; Wargo Goodfellow, ROAr, Clin- ton, 70; Carel ryarts, ,Britssels, 70. FrldaY Results Girls' solo, eight years cand un- der, Darlene Sills, Seatorth, bara 'Elliott, Goderich tied with 82; Moira Malcolm, Seaforth, 81. Girls' solo, 11 years and under, Judy Brown, Clinton RCAF Station, 84; Blake, Goderich, tied with ; Ann Christensen, Blyth, 81, oys' solo, II years and under, Cary. ark, Clinton RCAF Station, 83; Vernon Mclidoon, Clinton RCAF' Station, 82; David Watson, Goderich and Kenneth ()akin°, Seaforth, tied with 80. 'Choirs, Grades 3 and 4, A/V/M Hugh Campbell Public School, Clin- ton RCAF Station, 84; Goderlch 'Public School, 82." Choirs, grades 5 and 6, Goderich Public School, 84. Unison chorus, grades 5, 6, 7 and 8, Blyth Public School, 82; Saltdord Pubtlic School, 80; Brussels ,Public School, 79. Ilwo-Trart chorus, ,Brussels Public School, 81; Blyth Public School, 80; -Saltford' "Public School, 79.* Choirs, grade's 7 and 8, Gorlexich Public SohoOls 84 - Duet, 14 years and under, Gwenda Eckmier and Richard Wat- son, Gocierich, 83; Sagan White and Nancy Johnson, Blyth, 82; Dennis Duckworth and Paul Carroll, Gade- rich, 81. 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