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IUS)Y UN 9 9t TH~7RSDAY, JUl~E 2~, 195b TEE CANAflTAN ~TATESMAN. flflWVA?~T~7TT T W f~M'I'AUP~ * ** *~**~, ~AL~E ELEVIhI'~ Haydon Siudeni Wins Top* Hono rs Nanvers - Darlinglon Music Festival (Continued frorn Page Ten) 34àkes the Home; 2 Lorna Coch- rane, Enfield, There's a Bluebird en Your Windowsill; 3 Shirley MU1S, Enniskillen sr., Daddy's Littie Girl. 6-5D. Flute Ensemble. i yr. *r iess in school only. 1 Burke- ton, Robin On My Lawn. 1 2-iD. Vocal duet. Venice. i 4atie Qisen, Ray Ashton, Hayd- I.; 2 Lorna and Gien Cochrane, eifield; 3 Aileen Jurko, Madeline I(oorey, Baker's. 5-iD. Group. The Joy of Living, vocal. 1 Enfieid. 5-4C. Rounds and Canons. Oie Texas. Vocal group. 1 En- fliskillen sr.; 2 Enfield. -6-2C. Instrumental solo. Over 3 yrs. tuition. 1 Ray Ashton, Hay- don, piano solo, Adagio. 3-ID. Vocal trio. Spin, Maid- en, Spin. i Katie Olsen, Ray Ash- ton, Mary Liptay, Haydon; 2 Lor- na. Cochrane, Evelyn Pascoe, Dor- een Lycett-, Enfield. -lB. Rhythm Band, with mel- Ody by the seniors. 1 Burketon, T7he Royal Coachmnan March. 2-2D. Open vocal duet, grades 7 and 8. 1 Katie Olsen, Ray Ash- ton, Haydon; Santa Lucia; 2 (tied) Mary Griffin, Ruth Adams. En- niskillen sr., Vesper Hymn; 2 Mad- à ge Moorey, Aileen Jurko, Bak- SLand of Spain' le-4D. Instrumental group formed in school. 1 Burketon Schooi. Flutes with piano. Pleas- ant Are Thy Courts, 3 part. East Manvers (Heid at Bethany) Section 1, Class 1A. Vocal Solo. Grades i and 2. When I Arn Big. i John LLogan, Failis: 2 Barbara Baker, Franklin; 3 Kenneth Pres- ton, Galloway's. 1-2A. Open Solo. i Wilrna Jakeman, Fallis, Kittens; 2 (lied) Paul Pomeroy, Bethany jr., Sleepy Fishes; 2 Brenda Rowan, Beth- any jr., Empire Day Song; 3 Le- ona Smith, Bethany jr., St. Pal- rick*s Day Song. 2-lA. Unison Duel. Jesus' Loves Me. i Leona Smith, Bren- da Rowan. Bethany jr.; 2 Kennelh Preston, Ross Neals. GdIloways; 2 (lied) Aima Neil, Barbara Bak- er, Franki*n 2-2A. Open Duel. i John Logan, David Wood, Fallis, Yo Heave Ho; 2 Kenneth Preston, Ross Neais, Gailoways, Posîman, Posîman: Lloyd Armstro*ng, Ken- neth Preston, Galloways, PosI- man, Postman. 3-lA. Unison Trio. Three Little Rules. i Dianne Biglow, Paul Pomeroy, Brenda Rowan, Bethany jr.; 2 Lloyd Armstrong, Ross Neals, Kennelh Preston, GaI- ioway's; 2 (lied) Sandra Neil, Bar-t bara and Charlie Baker, Franklin.1 3-2A. Open Unîson Trio. 1 John Logan, David Wood, Wima Jakeman, Fallis, A Boy's Song. 4-lA. Unison. Group of 4.s The Teapot Song. 1 Leon Jor-r rian', Diane Biglow. Paul Porneroy,f Donald Srneît, Bethany jr.; 2 San- SPRAYING PAYS Especially when you can do it at cost within F the reach of every agriculturist - the cost is very low. F -We have secured the agency for the J. B. & D. a Weed Sprayers and can supply them to fit any make s of tractor, or if you don't wish to purchase one this r year - we can spray that corn field for you. G n F. W. Werry & Sons, Electric v Phone Bowmanville 2539 Enniskillen Sc Phone 715 bwManvmil - ~ - ,--,-- a-.- - - -----t-- _____ "OUR ROOF FOR YEARS TO COME"I a a. Brantford Asphait Siates Many years of snug protection and cosy comfort are yours when you do your roofing with Brantford Asphait Siates. Made by skilled craftsmen from the finest materials, Brantford Asphait Siates will not warp, curi, or split. They hug tightly to the roof providing secure protection from wind and weather. You cani choose from se' eral typès and four new colour blends, or the beautifui solid colours available, a roof you'll be proud of for y.urs to corne. Insist on Brantford Asphait Siates for new smartness and modern ~.comfort. Ask your dealer or Brantford Roofing's nearest office foè complete information. "k's the. eov.ring thet counisi" 96 Fing St. E 1 dra7 Nell- Afima- Nen, ~Barbai Baker, Charlie Baker, Franklin; Lloyd Armstrong, Ross Neals, A Ian Cummings, Kenneth Prestoi Galloways. 5-1A. Vocal Group. Skip 1 My Lou. 1 Bethany jr. rm.; Galioway's School. 6-2A. sr. Instrumental solo, yr. private tuilion. 1 Eleanor Rc wan, Bethany sr., piano solo, Thr Rose's Awakening. Speciai Section for New Can adians in their old language. Ingrid and Waltraud Rajskî, Beth any jr., recently from German: Ail The Birds Are Here Agarn. 6-2D. Instrumental solo. Learr ed in school only. i yr. i Harr: Lakeman, Fallis, flute solo, Iris] Lullaby; ý Helen Jakeman, Falli: piano solo, The Cobbler's Dance 1-lB. Vocal solo. Grades and 4, Flower Girl. 1 Norm; Jakeman, Fallis; 1 (lied) Phylli Bristow, Bethany jr.; 2 Murie Neil, Franklin. 1-2B. Open vocal solo. Phyllis Brîstow, Bethany junior Grandfather's Cîock; 2 Murie Neils, Franklin. There's A Blue bird on My Windowsill. 2-lB. Unison Duet. Th( Fairy Piper. 1 Norma and Wilrn Jakeman, Fallis; Muriel Neil, Bar. bara Baker, Franklin. 3-lB. Trio. The Snow.1 David Wood, Norma and Wilrn. Jakeman, Fallis; 2 Phyllfes Bris. tow, Lauraine, Waitraud Rajski Bethany jr. 6-2E. Instrumentai solo, learn- ed in school only, i bo 3 yrs.1 (lied) Betty Derusha, Fallis, flutE solo, Hqw Can You Buy Killar- ney, and Rae Finney, Galloway's flute solo, Oid Folksi At Home. 6-3E. Instrumental duet. In school only. i to 3 years. i Barry Preston,: Rae Neals, Galloway's, flute solo, Royal Coachman March, 6-2A. sr. Instrumental solo. i yr. private. 1 Helen Neals, Gal- loway's, piano, Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. 1-1C. Vocal solo. Gr. 54, Thorny Roses (Schubert) 1 Hel- en Jakeman, Fallis; 2 Muriel Hendsby, Fallis; 3 (tied) Marie N~eils, Franklin, and Nancy Low- ery, Lifford. 6-2B. jr. Instrumental Solo, 1 to 3 yrs. private tuition. i Nancy Lowery, Lifford, The Rose's Awakening. 3-1C. Rounds and Canons. The Bluebird Song. i Helen and Fiarry Jakernan, Victor Wood, Fallis. 6-2B sr. Instrumental solo. i :0 3 yrs. i Marie Finney, Gallo- .vays, Waltz; 2 Janet Biglow, 3ethany sr., Romance in F. 1-2C. Open vocal solo. 1 HIarry Jakeman, Fallis, Yo Heave HIo; 2 Joan Morton, Bethany jr., Star Child, 3 Gayle Bristow, Beth- any jr.. Juànita. 2-1C. Duel. The Time to Sing. i Helen and Harry Jake- nan, Failis. 4-1C. Tick Tock. 2-part. Group of 4. i Victor Wood, Harry and Helen Jakeman, Evelyn Hor- ner. Fallis; 1 (lied) Bob Ryley, Gayl e Bristow, Joan Bristow, Mluriel Shackleton, Bethany jr. *.5-3B. Rounds and Canons. )le Texas. Group. i Fallis 3chool. .5-2C. Group. Open. 2-part. 1Bethany jr. rm.. The Mill. 6-5. Fhîte ensemble, as taught ra 3 Lo 2 1- .i 1- Y, ri- .y -h e. 3 ýa is el e La S. Janetville, Waitzîng Maitida. 5--3B. Rounds and Canons, Oie Texas. 1 Janetville School. 6-2A jr. Instrumentai solo. 1 yr. private tuition. 1 Lorraine McGiii, Yeiverton, Goidilocks Sleeps; 2 Elizabeth McGiil, S. Janelville, Christ The Lord is Risen Today. (Both piano solos). 6-2D. Instrumental solo. 1 yr. study in school onîy. i Rhona Walker. S. Janetvilie, guitar solo;, 2 Donna Engiish, S. Janetvilie, flute solo; 3 (tied) Marian Wright, gpitar solo, Shirley Judson, N J'anetviile, piano solo. 6-2E. Instrumentai solo, sehool only, i1 t 3 yrs. i Flute solo. Country Gardens (Grainger) Pa- tricia Clark, Yelverlon; 2 flute solo, Galway Bay, Edgar Down. Yelverton. 1-iD. Vocal solo, The Sleep- ing Behuty. i Patricia Clark, Yel. verton. 2 Howard Cahoon, S, Janelville. 1-2D. Open solo, i lied, Pa- tIn school. 1 Fallis, Queen of the 1Waters; 2 Franklin, Royal Coach- man March; 3 Galloway's, Oid Black Joe.. 1-2D. Open vocal solo. Gr. 7 and 8. 1 Marie Finney, Gallio- way's. The Running Brook. 2-2D. Open vocal duet. 1 Helen Neais, Marie Finney, Gall- oway's, Soleday PUi Wander Back Again. 5-iD. Group. The Joy of Living. i Galloways 5-3C. Group. Rounds and Canons. A Gentie Hint. 1 Gallo- way 's. 6-3B. Instrumentai Duet. i Helen Neais, Matie Finney, Gall- oway's, A JolIy Evening Indoors. 2-iD. Vocal duet. Venice. 1 Katherine Reynolds, Joan Bris- 10w, Bethany sr. 1-2E. Open Vocal solo. Gr.1 9, 10. i Charles McGiil, Bethany sr., I'm A Stern Oid Bachelor. 2-2E. Duet. Gr. 9, 10, open.' 1 Marie Carr, Joan Bristow, Beth- any sr., Venice. 3-lE. Vocal trio. Gr'. 9, 10. i Katherine Reynolds, Joan Bris- tow, Marie Carr, Bethany sr., Spin, Maiden, Spin; 2 Levi McGill, Chas. McGIlI, Maurice Driver, Bethany sr., Down in the Valley.s 6-4. Instrumental Group. 1 Bethan5r sr. rm., Levi and Alla1 McGill Keith- Sargenson, Violin, guitar and. piano. The Crooked Stovepipe; 2 Galloway's, Marie and Rae Finney, Barry Preston, two fInIes with piano, Oid Folks at Home.c typool jr., Betty Lou Mitchell, Florence Curtis, Leona Mitchell; 12 Ballyduff, Joyce Strong, Joyce Gilbank, Verna Chapman, Marie Lethanige. 4-2B. Open Round. 1 Baliy- duff (same as above) Sweetiy Sings The Donkey. 5-B. Group with Solos. Happy Rosina. 1 Pontypool jr.; 2 Bally- duff. 5-2B. Open Group. 1 Baliy- duff, The Boat Song. 6-3B. Instrumentai duet. 1 to 3 yrs. private. 1 Donna and Beverley Curtis, Pontypool sr., Chopslicks; 2 Ruth and Ted Mc-1 Mahon, Lotus, Parade of the1 Wooden Soldiers~'1 1-2E. Vocal solo. Open. Gr. 9. 10. 1 Ruth McMahon, Ponty- pool sr., Open Door Open Arma. 1 i-1E. Vocal solo. Gr. 9, 10. ý School song. 1 Ruth McMahon,1 Pontypool sr., Song of the Gon- doliers. 6-5. Flute Ensemble. 1 Lot-1 us, Royal Coachman March; 21 New Park (duel) Waitz.1 1-1C. Vocal solo, Thorny Ros- es. i Donna Curtis, Pontypool sr.;b 2 Laurence Croteau, Pontypool 1 sr. 1-2C. Open solo. 1 David0 Trick, Pontypool sr., Back in the7 Saddle; 2 Vivian Gilbank, Lotus, The Fairy Piper; 3 Donna Curtis,F Pontypool sr., The Blue Skirt f Waltz. t 5-3B. Canon. Ole. Texas. Group. i Carscadden; 2 Lotus. Il 6-2B. jr. Instrumentai solo, 1 ~ to 3 yrs., private. 1 Piano solo, e Doris Manetta, Pontypool jr., h ,Oranges and Lemons; 2 Donna Curtis, Pontypool sr., The Moon E Boat; 3 Beverley Curtis, Ponty- 2 pool sr., Brahrn's Lul]aby; 3 (lied) TI Ted-McMahon, Lotus, Tomahawk F Traii. 1-iD. Vocal Solo. The Sleep- 1 [ng Beauty. 1 Patsy Gibson, Bally- Ji :luff; 2 Betty Manetta, Pontypool s( sr. 6-2B sr. Piano solo. The Happy S E'armer, i1 t 3 yrs. i Ruth Mc- Ji Vlahon, .Pontypooi sr.; 2 Barbara Curtis, Pontypool sr.; Patsy Gib- D son, Ballyduff. G 2-D. Vocal duet. Venice. i Patsy Gibson, Verna Mitchell. T Ballyduff; 2 Marie Stinson, Ted M MeIMahon, Lotus. Si 2-2D. Open Duel. 1 Patsy S. Eibson, Verna Mitchell, Time to Sing. G 6-2C. Instrumental solo. i1IH Barbipra Curtis, Pontypool sr., vi Whistling Tune; 2 Ruth McMahon, ac Pontypool sr., Melody in F; 3 M Betty Manetta, Pontypool sr., Sea- V, gulls; 3 (lied) Patsy Gibson, Bally- mr duff, Dainty Buttercup. RI 1-2D. Open vocal solo. i S. Williarn Frederic, Ponlypool sr., Lucky Old Sun; 2 Doreen Holy- T( royd, New Park (own accompani- W rent upon guitar) Jealous Heart; 3Richard Miller, Pontypool sr., Gt The Stranger of Gaiilee. vi North Manvers RI Held lu Janetvllle leq Sec. 1, Class lA. Vocal solo, When I Arn Big. i (lied) Lor- Sii raine MeGili, Yelverton; Verna Sanderson, South Janetviile; 2 Stirling McGili, Yelverton; 3 Vio- let Smith, Fleetwood. 1-2A. Open solo. 1 Lorraine McGill, Yelverton, Flower Girl; 2 Verna Sanderson, S. Janetville, Skip To My Lou; 3 Valerie Brunst, S. Janetviile, The Teapot Song. 2-A. Duel. Jesus Loves Me. i Judy and Lorraine Judson, North Janetville; 2 StirlinR and Lor- raine McGiil, Yelverton; 2 <lied) Verna Sanderson, Anne Walker, S. Janetville; 3 Ailan Dangerfield, Ruth Heaslip, Bethel. 2-2A. Duel. Open. 1 Judy, Lorraine Judson. N. Janelville, Now is the Hour; 2 Verna Sander- son, Anne Walker, S. Janetville, When I Arn Big. 3-A. Trio. Three Little Ruies. i Anne Waiker, Verna Sanderson, Garry McGill; 2 Bob Heaslip, Violet Smith, Giadys Shea, Fleetwood.- 3-2A. Trio. Open. i Anne Walker, Verna Sanderson, Garry M4cGi]i, S. Janelville, The Little E'iddle. 5-A. Vocal Group, Skip to MIY Lou. i Yelverton Schooi; 2 Fl'eetwood School. 6-A. Rhythm Band, Juniors only, with piano. i S. Janetviiie 77%; 2 Yeiverton 76%. 6-B. Rhythm Band. Juniors, R~hythm instruments; Seniors, flutes. 1 S. Janelvilie, 2 Yelver- ton. i-B. Vocal solo, grades 3, 4. [he Fiower Girl. i Norman Kerr, i'elverton; 2 Joanne Jackett, Beth- el; 2 (lied) Donna English and vlarilyn Armnstrong, Bethel. 1-2B. Open Solo. i Norman Kerr, Yelverton, The Boat Song; 2Donna English, S. Janetville, The Hoop Song; 3 Verna Smith, Fleetwood, The Snow. 2-B. Duet. The Fairy Piper. 1Marilyn Armstrong, Joanne Jackett, Bethel; 2 Verna Sander- son, Donna English, S. Janetvilie. 2-2B. Open duel. i Verna Sanderson, Donna Engiish, S. Janetville. 3-B. Trio. The Snow. i Donna English, Verna Sanderson, Garry MeGilI, S. Janelville. 1-Ic. Vocal solo, grades 5, 6. rhorny Roses (Schubert). i Rhona Vaiker. S. Janetville; 2 Vivian mith, Fleetwood; 3 Elaine Gelech 3Janelville. 1-2C. Open solo. i Elaine ;elech, S. Janelville, Vesper qymn; 2 Bobbie White, S. Janet- ille, The Running Brook, piano iccompanimenl; 2 (lied) Bobbie White, S. Janetville, The Blue Velvet Band, his own accompani- nent upon Spanish guitar; 3 ýhona Walker, S. Janelville, My 'ecret. 2-IC. Duel, 2-pt. The Time ro Sing. i Elaine Geiech, Rhona Valker, S. Janetville. 2-2C. Open Duel. i Elaine 'elech, Rhona Waiker, S. Janet- île, OIe Texas; 2 Marian Wright, thona Walker, S. Janelville, Ven- e. 5-1C. Group. The Time bo ng. i S. Janelville School. 5-2C. -Group. Open, 2 pt. 1 Wanied For Expori iRegistered and Grade HGOLSTE!N COWS and Heifers, freshening this Summer and Fal WALTER FRANKR BRANCH OFFICE:- 67 KING ST. E., - OSHAWA, ONTARIO CANADA PRODUCES SEED POTATOES FOR AIL THE WORLL) 1 South Manvers Held at Pontypool Section 1, Class lA. Vocal Solo. 3Gr. 1. 2, When 1 Arn Big. 1 Edith Nimigon, Pontypool jr.; 2 Sandra n Gibson, Ballyduff; 3 (lied) Verna yChapman, Ballyduff and Phyllis Nimigon, Pontypool. i-lA. Open solo. i Sandra >,Gbson, Ballyduff, Kittens; 2 Ver- e Bird; 3 Johnny Baker, New Park, The Teapot Song. 2-lA. Duet. Jesus Loves Me. 1 Phyllis and Edith Nimigon, ýPontypool; 2 Joyce Gilbank, San- Ldra Gibson, Ballyduff; 3 Beth and Verna Chapman, Ballyduff. Special Section for New Can- adians. in old language. 1 Johnny Wagner, New Park, recently from sHoiiand, Jesus, Lover of My Soul. 2-2A. Open duet. 1 Harry 1Baker, Johnny Wagner, New Park, When The Circus Cornes to Town; 2 Beth and Verna Chap- man, Ballyduff, The Snow. 3-1A. Three Little Rules. Trio. 1 Phyllis Nimigon, Billy Moore, Hugette Croteau, Ponty- pool: 2 Verna and Beth Chapman, Joyce Gilbank, Ballyduff; 3 Johnny and Harry Baker, Johnny Baker, New Park.- 3-2A. Open trio. i Verna and Beth Chapman, Joyce Gilbank, Baliyduff, Tick Tock; 2 Johnny Baker, New Park. j3-2A. Open trio. i Verna and Beth Chapman, Joyce Gilbank, Ballyduff, Tick Tock; 2 Johnny and Harry Baker, Johny Wagner, New Park, Spring is Here. 4-1A. Unison Quartette. The Teapot Song. (Action Song). 1 Edith Nimigon, Anne Fisk, Phyllis Nimigon, Hugette Croteau, Ponty- pool jr.; 2 Verna and 2eth Chap- man, Sandra Gibson, Joyce Gil- bank, Ballyduff. 4-2A. Open Quartette. i Ver- na and Beth Chapman, Sandra Gibson, Joyce Gilbank, Ballyduff; I Be A Sunbeam. 5--lA. Group. Skip To My Lou. i Pontypool jr,; 2 Ballyduff. 5-2A. Group. ÇQpen. i Bally- dùff, God Sees A 'Littie Sparrow Faîl. 6-2D. Instrumental solo. i yr. School only. i Piano solo, Marie Lethange, Ballyduff, The Humming Bird.. 6-2A. jr. Instrumental solo. 1 yr. private tuition. 1 piano solo, Beth McMullen, Lotus, The Cue- koo. 6-lB. Rhythm Band with flutes. Ail grades. 1 New Park, Royal Coachman March. 1-lB. Vocal Solo, The Flower Girl. 1 Doris Manetta, Ponty- pool jr.: 2 Betty Lou Mitchell, Pontypool jr.; 3 Florence Curtis, Pontypool jr. 1-2B. Open solo. 1 Marie Le- thange. Ballyduff, The Boat Song; 2 Doris Manetta, Pontypool jr., Daddy's Little Girl. 2-lB. Duet. The Fairy Piper. 1 Betty Lou Mitchell, Florence Curtis. Pontypool jr.; 2 Joyce Sfrong, Marie Lethange, Bally- duff. 2-2B. Open Duet. 1 Betty Lou and Leona Mitchell, Ponty- pool jr., Happy Faces; 2 Joyce Strong, Marie Lethange, Baliy- duff, The Gavotte. 3--lB. Trio. The Snow. 1 Doris Manetta, Florence Curtis, Betty Lou Mitchell, Pontypool jr.; 2 Laverne Curtis, Andy Sutch, Wayne Kirk, Pontypool jr.; 3 Ver- na Chapman, Joyce Strong, Marie Lethange, Ballyduff. 3-2B. Open Trio. 1 Verna and Joyce Chapman, Marie Leth- ange, Ballyduff, Good Advice. 4-lB. Round. 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For the past two years this 'campaign bas been appearing in newspapers and magazines printed in many Todoy la evay pn"m in Cm&, replar every m" te widows whffl thmomm hubmà l"ked ifter tbe fiftm throqA iffé imswmS polkles wftà... filma is TIRE CANADMN STATESMAN. BoinL&Nvmrýr. oxTAittn N PHONE 2403 1 OSHAWA, ONTARIO