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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1948
Page
2
Conductor at Thomas Tallis Choral and Pontontoy lectures, Cozens serves as Music Editor for The Canadian Churchman the official paper of the Church of England in Canada. He is secretary of the Canadian Music Council and chairman of the Toronto MTranch Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association. He lectures from church music schools nationwide and writes for Saturday Night and the Canadian Review of Music and Art.
Article outlines why dry flies and streamers differ in size hooks and materials, noting dry flies resemble natural insects and streamers imitate minnows. Reports several local catches: Duncan with a 19 inch 3 pound brown on streamers. Lloyd Crichton with browns. Jack M. fishing Beaver River with many speckled trout. Jim Cofell and writer’s streamers producing 2 pound 6 ounce brown. writer’s own 2 pound 6 ounce 18 inch streamer trout.
The Tallis Choir of St. Alban's Toronto led by John Cosuns will visit St. Alban's Church Glen Williams for the church's anniversary services on June 25. The choir, famed for unaccompanied church music, consists of fourteen voices at full strength and emphasizes psalm and canticle chant in the Anglican service tradition.
A playful note contrasts two styles of jokes, claiming rough humor would soften if readers compared it with the gentler lines saved for use. The piece hints at editorial choices and audience taste.
Mrs. L. DeVries spoke to the Local Council of Women at Kerry last Friday describing her trip to Holland with several curses and showing silver and cutlery souvenirs. Members agreed to hold their first meeting in September at Mrs Paul’s cottage near the Glen.
Three district girls graduate from the School of Nursing at Guelph General Hospital. Miny Joyce Smith of Ballinafud, Mia Jean Lindsay, and Eleanor Cook receive nursing diplomas. Smith wins the De Let Gentlewoman prize. Lindsay earns the obstetric nursing prize. Cook receives the bedwide prize.
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