Awards

Secondary School Band

Bob and Anne Hayman Memorial Junior Band Award

Bob and Anne Hayman Memorial Junior Band Award

Donated By: Hayman Family
Criteria: Secondary School Grade 9-10 Band Class winner
Amount: $100

Bob and Anne Hayman shared a lifelong love of music. Anne had a formal foundation in piano while Bob took a more informal route, playing by ear and participating in numerous amateur vocal and instrumental groups from university through church and into retirement. The Kiwanis Music Festival was an important part of their lives for many years with Bob chairing the Festival's Awards committee, Anne supporting the Festival behind the scenes in many capacities, and their children and grandchildren participating as musicians. Throughout, it was important to them that the fundamental joy and shared delight in making music together be held in highest regard.

Dr. John and Mrs. Diane Wojcik Band Award

Donated By: Dr. John Wojcik
Criteria: Best Body of Work - Band winner
Amount: $500

Finlay Carroll Award

Donated By: Police Boys Band Alumni
Criteria: Secondary School Senior Band A Class winner
Amount: $100

"Fin" Carroll served for many years as a police officer rising to the position of Chief of the City of London Police Force . He was a great supporter in the early days of the Police Boys Band, directed by Martin Boundy. Finlay Carroll maintained an interest in Band Music all of his life.

He was President of the Kiwanis Club of London in 1966.

Glenville George Ansine Big Band Award

Criteria: Secondary School Jazz Ensemble A Class winner
Amount: $500

Martin Boundy Memorial Award

Donated By: Police Boys Band Alumni
Criteria: Secondary School Senior Band A Class Challenge winner
Amount: $200

Martin Boundy, prior to retiring in 1978 as Music Coordinator of Fanshawe College, enjoyed an outstanding career as player and conductor both in Canada and internationally. At the age of 31, Mr. Boundy was appointed Music Director of the RCAF (1942).

Upon returning to Canada he was made Supervisor of Music in London , and during those years conducted the London Tech Concert Band, and the Police Boy's Band - guiding them both to world-class standard.

Truly an all-round musician, Mr. Boundy was organist for many years at Calvary United Church , as well as conductor (1949-1969) of the London Civic Orchestra.