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ctrfro tiptfallc arias VCIt 55in inc audicnce faiorites he cxiccuted his Puccini Stru iIlI and Verdi selections in way to delight conriOimcurs bringl ing to lll lilo the snatches of nitrit from La Bahama the new Stravmsky work1he Rakrs Pro gitxs and finally lligolclto The it it could strengthen any argument for translating llltfil Not that Mr Lloyds German Licdcr and ltalina aria were not equally his medium His brilliant and marvellous breath ithis past Friday Saw olltngwood PM Qunc cw at the children and from here went to issued on Saturday Dec stt tint SJIZIJ Claus parade parent Winter With Relative Mn Wit UerES left Sunday to trying tim inter with friends and lltlllilbts in Toronto and Buffalo Mrs Art Gordon and VErnp vis fitcd 1h past week lt Sarnia and PM Huron Mr and Mrs Ernest Stanford natured to Buffalo to few days week Home From Hosplbl Their many friends and neigh improving nicely Euchre Club The Euchre Club heldtheir party in thc CommunityHall on Dec Prize winners were Mrs Burnes and Nash No more cuchre until Mon day Jan l954 beautiful German and magnificent now if Schuberts The Phantom Double and his rollicking ital llln in Rossinis Neapolitan taran tclla La Danza in which he was joined by his artist wife were sig nificant proof of his mastery of operatic roles The closing rendition of La don na mobile brought the tenor back for generous series of en corcs notably two soaring waltz songs Sting partly in German Vienna City of My Dreams and Yours Is My Heart Alone Opening Selections The sweeping grandeur of Han dcls Ombra Mai Fu from the opera Xerxes opened the joint con cert of the twoartists its slow stately familiar measures carried surely by the violin andthe singer in performance that brought out the greatness of the work From Handel they turned to Haydn and Bach choosing the lovely poem She Never Told Her Love from Shakespeares TWelfth Night set to music by Haydn and two tenor arias from Bach cantatas Elle Eile Herz and Ja Tausendmal Taus end whose perfection displayed the fine techniques of the two ar tists and their accompanist In Mr Lloyds first 5010 group he chose rollicky sea song by Haydn for his opening number in the Schuheftrand 3111mm group substituting Schuberts Serenade for oneof the program selections and completely charming his aud ience with his dual role in Brahms The Disappointed Serenader Although he shone in Italian op era it was in his choice of Igor Stravinskys controversial The Rakes Progress from which he sang the rollicking Toms Philo sophy that the singer imade his forceful dramatic stage personality felt strongly for the first time It contrasted well with the preceding aria Che gelida manina from La Boheme Distinctive 1330mm Dividing their program into sev eral short and distinctive parts the two artists made tile very full con cert evening seem almost like brief taste of their talents Even with generous supply of encores the recital seemed over too soon Only once did the audience have chance to bear Maria Lloyd as soloist and she performed admir ably in group of Kreisler favor ltes and two contrasting modem selections hauntingly beautiful song in fine melodic strain Sea Shell by Carl Engel to the words 00TIITS REASOMABLE PRICES cullOS White or black with ankle strap 550 black an MRI tendon guard 525 V5 sitesltosawithienaonguard 725 mans sizesstosemuitendonguard 395 at We Christmas Concerts The coming Christmas concerts for the schools arc to be held in the hall Dec 22 and 23 The Prince of Peace Sunday School concert is to be in the church Dec 12 and the United Missionary Church on Friday Dec 11 All are welcome Ladles Community Club The Ladies Community Club held their meeting at the Hall Tuesday Dec at two oclock and there were members pres ent There have been one and twu new members joining every week lately Plans were made to buy won at the beginning of Jan uary in order to knit from 22 to 25 pairs of mitts for the firemen It was decided to hold the last meeting of the year on Tuesday Dec Lunch was served by of Amy Lowell and the wonderful oldtime fiddle parody by Aaron Copland from his Rodeo suite Her strength as player was well exemplified in the first Kreisler selection Praeludiurn and Allegro her brilliant strong bow ing showing up against the famil iar Kreisler style and she chose the violinistcomposer again for an encore number The Curl Engel song as arranged mlin was played inn3 very highpitched soprano tone the keeping singing tune on the via lin sad and very melodic and al ways light and fragile in mood In the Rodeo number and one ofther encorcs Arthur Benjamins Jamaican Rhlimba she used lir violin to imitate the thump thump of the hue down plucking the Strings for strong 1bth effect and in the thumbs suggest ing th tick tick tock beat with her how Duo Selections For their final group as duo OE tlsts the husband and wife team picked nelectlons of fine variety the Rossini tarantella Rachmani oils beautiful In the Silence of the Nightand the lovely 3er ceuse from Jocelyn But it gas with remarkable composition by men ccvrivcnrrs the baking cabin and Mrs bury was in charge of candy In charge for abie ware Mrs Bedfor AndiHon At the tabic plants was Mrs Figarcs was in charge Lf tlzt kmi ted woollcns At the rummach table ware Mrs Mendi and Mrs Giffen while Mrs Love was in charge of the plain sewing ble Mrs Meade sang it solo Alice Blue Gown accompanied by Mrs Angiers at the piano Mrs Safnsbury branch treasurer rv ported very successful aftcrntiori and the members wish to thank Iburs arc pleased to have Mrs Perschel Mrs Rainey Meade and Beck harm from hoital the modern British composer Benr jamin Britten sung rst capella by Mr Lloyd with the violin and piano latexjoining in that truly unusual effectvwas gained by the remarkable combination Of instru ments and voice Among Mr Lloyd encore num bers was humoripus Missouri folk song gay dialogue with The Deaf Old Womanvand1or encore with his wife he clips The Tall or and His Mouse in which the violin alone accompanied the sin er and the lovely Still as Night The Community Concert vation president Lloyd T111103 welcomed the artists as they ope in till ed the season locally Further concerts will be New Year when Pianist Byr Janis and the Tucson muting Boys Chorus are to appear Barrie unenlluolonlm =onAnOcclslomf GI ri lnilnfll all who turned out to make it so Hold Nonlth Nominations were hrld Thurs day Dec in the community hall large crowd attended showmg an interest in the affairs of lllC village Wilbur Nash received an acclamation for Reeve Nomina tions for Councillors were Art Hutchinson Milton Davie Han cock John Hutchinson and Frank Reeves For Public School Board Trustees Goldsmith Mrs Sadie Reeves Mrs Reta Curle Mrs Mur iel Nichols Mrs Mac Robertson and William Peters There will be an election on Thursday Dcc 10 Entertainer At Supper Sorry Miss Ellen McEachcrn was omitted from the entertain ment at the potluck supper in the Prince of Peace Church which was held on 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