Childrens Society - Anything Goes - October

[bluebell56]

I've had this quiz for a couple of months now and stuck on the last few. Pulling my hair out now so please can anyone help.
No.11 The Butchers cooker (begins with 'B'
No.17 The heart of a rotten tree (begins with 'D')
No.19 Old term meaning to cry down or boo off an actor (begins with 'D' or 'E')
No.35 First up for England on the roof of the world (begins with 'H' or 'I')
No.43 'I've got a girl named' (9) (begins with 'K')
No.67 Historically a band of pipers (7) (begins with 'P' or 'Q')
Thank you so much.

[Hazlinny]

17. Duramen

[Hazlinny]

67. ? Platoon

[Hazlinny]

35. Hillary (Edmund Hillary)

[Salty]

Hillary was a New Zealander, not from England

[Hazlinny]

43. There is a song "I've got a gal in Kalamazoo" but this doesn't quite fit the clue!

[Hazlinny]

Thanks for pointing that out, Salty - my mistake!

[Hazlinny]

35. ? Hunt (John Hunt)

[TheWinner]

35. might be John Hunt

[Captain2]

35 ???
Dougal Haston and Doug Scott have become the first Britons to reach the summit of the world's highest mountain.

[Hazlinny]

35. Difficult clue - Hillary (although from NZ) was first to reach summit of Everest, along with Sherpa Tenzing - they were part of John Hunt's British expedition.
1953.

[Hazlinny]

11 Bramley (apple from tree in garden of Matthew Bramley - a butcher).

[mallyh]

19 decrying?

[bluebell56]

Thank you everyone for your help. I can see the predicament with No.35 tricky one. Still No.19 and No.43 to go.

[TheWinner]

43. I think Hazlinny has the correct answer and the setter may have worded it wrong.