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and Florence. THURS., NOVEMBER 20, 1952 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 3 Record of Musical Awards Reveals Canada Grows Up Dr. Edward Johnson, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Royal Conservatory of Music of 'Loronto, and former general manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York re- cently took the role of interna- tional music contest winners among Conservatory graduates. He found the record to be over- whelming. Within the past two years Betty Jean Hagen, violinist, Lois Marshall, soprano, Margue- rite Gignac, soprano, and Cler- mont Pepin, composer, have won awards in cities as far afield as New York, Paris, London and The latest distinc- tion was gained by Ray Dudley, brilliant young pianist from Bow- manville, Ont., who on October 3rd won the first place medal in the Geneva, Switzerland inter- national contest for pianoforte performers. Dr, Johnson, -the Conservatory faculty and all ser- ious Canadian musicians , an music lovers are indeed proud of the achievements accorded the young artists. There is enormous significance attached to these awards. Canada is growing up musically! These artists matched their talent with the best. musicians from many countries with long established musical tradioions and high stan- dards of musical education, _and have come' out on-top. Canadians need no longer feel self conscious when the American or European talks about music in Canada, and particularly, what kind of musi- cians Canada is producing. It has in the past been too com- mon a practice for our young musicians to look towards the United States, Great Britain or continental Europe as places to receive the best in musical train- ing. All these award winners were trained in Canada and are graduates of the Senior School of the Royal Conservatory (now a part of the Faculty of Music in the Conservatory's reorganization plan). Miss Hagen is a student of Geza de Kresz, Miss Marshall of Weldon Kilburn, Miss Gignac d ley of Alberto Guerrero. ° Midgets Look Good Nope poe for Coming Season |? resen Inan By David Tuer keard will be Wednesday, Nov. Miss I, Lemay, Mrs. F.. McFar- and Wednesday from six to seven and Saturday from half past five to Saturday, Nov. 22nd. lane, Mrs. F. Donegan, Mrs. E. Harrison, Mrs, T. Cragg, Mrs. E. Runnalls, Mrs. L. Tulloch, Mrs. E: Report Since Fire The Kinsmen Midgets held Seven. Wiseman, Miss A. Ross and Mrs, o their first of ten practices on f N. McAulay. : Donations (cash) --- -- $1,210.96 New Liskeard artificial ice last Haileybury Curlers Take Anyone who wishes to become Insurance (cash) ----- 2,000.00 Saturday. The first of the prac- To New Liskeard Ice a member can get all details from Material and Labor donat- tice was mainly getting accus- naee gate g Mrs. McAulay. Ca SE 1,416.0 tomed to the ice. INS that a The New Liskeard Curling Club é fA se 8 ~ short game of shinny was played. held open might on Thursday, Total donations ___--- $4,626.9€ The team then got down to Friday and Saturday of last week ess than 70 years ago alumi- Bills payable ---_- $1,214.50 serious 'business as the positions for their members, beginners and num sold for $6 per pound. Cur- Bank balance ~--------- 570.04 were picked out and they startea V'S!tOTS: tently) duewito sieueose ano as creased production it is about and getting used to their posi- Deficit 64446€ tions. Expected credit on invoice 275.0C : g g = Deficit. -------------- HIGHBALLING--A new "high ball" service has been inaugurated by the Canadian National Railways to speed up the handling of less-than-carload the entire session. Total deficit 369.46 same of shinny was played. Several players from This went on for almost bury took advantage of this op- Then before portunity --« the practice ended another short On ice which was in keen condi- tion. The visitors expressed their Hailey- eighteen cents. out their skill = WHEN PAIN STRIKES to try New Liskeard F cote ats : --- Shoes es - ' appreciation to eh shipments. Distinctive placards with 3 This year the Midgets should d At the first twinge of rheumatic pain-- Ree recniballtoniatyellowibeekero tnd? The average Canadian weekly Rie ina) olacoH hecth The for the friendly gesture. take Templeton's T-R-C's, Over a mil- such as the yardman is affixing to the wage is now $50.04 for a 11.5 hour : payout : TRardijo ihukss (hones en eeites lion T-R-C's used every month, for car in the photograph, are making : team will consist of about twelve aoa : ybury speedy relief from pain caused by rheu- ies x ss week. 1 i plan to curl there this comine matism, arthritis, neuralgia, lumbago and their iene across the country players and those who do not - a 5 sciatica. Why suffer needlessly? Keep on ONR cars carrying LCL merchan- fdake the team-will most likely be Scaso™ They are: Mrs. G. Mc- _ T-R-C'son hand, and use them promptly. dise. Cars bearing these placards will The Federal government col- 3 S y be Donough, Mrs. G MacArtht Only 65c, $1.35 at drug counters. 1-842 receive priority handling at stations, leatemaz per cent of its revenue playing for the Firemen Bantams. ~ gh, Mrs. x Macé ir freight sheds and distribution points and corporation A hockey equipment box will SSS ----S = -- from personal income tax. across the system to provide faster service for this traffic between Hastern nadian cities and over transcon- tinental routes. be put in the New Liskeard dress- o ing room, so the Midgets will "It's easy to stop smoking I not have to worry about lugging know because I've dene it dozens equipment around. of times'.--Mark Twain. The next practices at New Lis- of Ernesto Vinci, Clermont Pepin of Arnold Walter, and Raye Dud- Neen 2 nae dana da DDD DLDDDDDDDDDLLOLDDILLDDODDLLOLDS Switch to WINTER LUBRICANTS FOR CAREFREE WINTER DRIVING DON'T RISK COSTLY REPAIRS Let us give your car a winter changeover--oil Taking stock of the present musical situation in Canada one cannot help but be optimistic about the future. Canada has the talent the schools, and, we hope, the -opportunities to develop a truly great native musical culture Oe Canada's toy industry, five years ago an infant enterprise, is growing up fast. This year, for the first time, the majority of toys sold in Canada will be made here. Over 200 plants now turn out well over $300 million worth of toys and equipment. change, Imperial Spécialized lubrication, battery, CORDWOOD FOR SALE Jackpine, Birch and Poplar Phone 349 HAILEYBURY FUEL CO. spark plug and tire check. Be sure of trouble-free, peak performance in spite of adverse temperatures. 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