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Two members of the faculty of music at Wilfrid Laurier Univerâ€" sity â€" Andrew MacDonald and Peter Hatch â€" have recently won prizes in nationwide compeâ€" titions and one had a prizeâ€"winâ€" ning composition performed in Winnipeg. Dr. MacDonald‘s Quartet for Reeds and Piano, Op. 7, which won the 1984 Performing Rights Organization Composers Compeâ€" tition, was premiered by memâ€" bers of the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra in Winnipeg. The event followed on the heels of his being awarded the Sir Ernest MacMillan award for his orchestra work, Flame Under Flame, Op. 11. This was the Laurier musician‘s second Macâ€" Millan â€" award. The first was received in 1984 for his Sinfonia Concertante, Op. 5. MacDonald‘s works have been heard both at home and abroad. His violin solo, Kittlin‘ Hair on Thairms, Op. 13 recently reâ€" ceived its European premiere at the Paris Cultural Centre, by Canadian violinist David Stewâ€" art. Cynthia Coull and Mark Rowson, ranked third in World Pairs skating, lent their support to the Salvation Army‘s regional Angel Tree program at Westmount Place. The pair also handed out free tickets to various events at the World Junior Figure Skating Championships being held in Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo this week. Mark Bryson photo Two Laurier musicians win major competitions Your money‘s worth. . and more 95 :: 16 "2.#;;;;;;*~**~ Llast Time This Offer Available For Christmas Delivery! At Sears. no appointment is necessary to get quality photographic portraits We welcome adults and family groups Each additional »\ person is only 95¢ POSES OUR 33 SELECTION These attractive options ; available in addition to this offer White ‘ Background. Black Background and Christmas Background Also available: Instant Passport +__ Photos. 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Hatch has won awards in a number of other competitions, including those held by the CBC National Radio, the Vancouver New Music Society, the Ameriâ€" can Sociéty of University Comâ€" posers, and the Alliance for Canadian New Music Projects. In January, his Blunt, for percussion ensemble, will be PAIR OF ANGELS premiered by the Toronto Perâ€" cussion Quartet as part of the Elektra Concert Series in St. Catharines. Lagtime was recentâ€" ly performed as part of Ameriâ€" can Music Week at the Universiâ€" ty of West Virginia. VEA HaANs n mmagfrrfueacrrdanrcri ind OPERATED ESTABLISHED GOLDSMITH â€" JEWELLERS FOR LOWER ) _ WATCHES a 30 % a OFF â€" TICKETED PRICE HUGE CHOICE 7 MENS & LADIES COMPARE & SAVE Selko 30Q°2% GUARANTEED IN 9 SHOWCASES GOOD SAVINGS oR MONEY REFUNDED 4 WE HAVE OVER 500 Hatashita 886â€"2810 WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE WATERLOO OPEN THURS. & FRI. EVENINGS Why the vigil? Building trails costs money â€" lots of money, as much as $100 per km per year. To pay for trail building and trail grooming clubs sell "trail stickers‘"‘ to their members. The cost is $25 per machine. This sticker gives a snowâ€" mobiler the privilege to ride all Ontario Federation of Snowmoâ€" bile Clubs trails. These trails span the province from east to west and north to south to almost any vacation spot in Ontario. The more adventurous snowmobiler *‘Freeloaders"‘ on local reguâ€" lated snowmobile trails will not be tolerated this winter, accordâ€" ing to Henry Bloos, public relaâ€" tions director of the Golden Triangle Snowmobile Associaâ€" tion. Members of the Association‘s 22 clubs will be required to buy a $25 sticker before using any of the 700â€"kilometres scenic and wellâ€"marked trails in the area. Nonâ€"members must pay $40 per sticker. Club wardens will patrol the trails and anyone without a sticker will be asked to leave or face prosecution. Some clubs will go to the extent of inviting regional or provincial police on their trails to help ensure that only properly licensed and perâ€" mitâ€"bearing snowmobilers enjoy the winter sport. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986 Snowmobilers to get tough on freeloaders TICKETED PRICE /4 CARAT ‘599, SAVE OVER ’200. 4 CARAT s1,599. SAVE OVER 8500. 1 CARAT ’3,999, SAVE OVER sl,m. REAL SAVINGS GUARANTE% ‘ OR MONEY REFUNDED 10 PT. TOTAL WT. ‘99. 20 PT. TOTAL WT. ‘200. 50 PT. TOTAL WT. ‘500. 80 PT. TOTAL WT. ‘880. WIDE SELECTION OF STYLES oN HAND PRICES GUARANTEED GOOD SAVINGS OR MONEY * DIAMOND \ EAR STUDS DIAMONDS IN 14Kt. RINGS REFUNDED This year, for the first time, the organization is staging a winterfest to be held at the Bridgeport Rod & Gun Club house. (Sponsorship is by the Golden Triangle Association, Yaâ€" maha and Royal City Cycle.) This will be the first of its kind in the Waterloo Region and surâ€" rognding area. It will feature public snowmobile rides, rodeos, food, dance and a groomer show â€" fun for the whole family. The Golden Triangle Snowâ€" mobile Association is also very active in providing coordinated snowmobile driver training proâ€" grams to license young riders between 12 and 16 years of age. In addition to building and grooming trails, trail insurance costs have soared. Clubs not only obtain written permission from landowners to use their land, but they also make certain that the trail is properly insured against thirdâ€"party liability so that no risks fall on the shoulders of the landowner. The geographic Triâ€" angle‘s boundaries range from Burford in the south to Milverton in the northwest, reaching east to Lake Conestoga. For more information, contact Henry Bloos, Publicity Director, at 576â€"1873. can ride his machine into Queâ€" bec, Manitoba or the northern U.S. state. OVERHEAD AND GENUINE SAVINGS FOR YOu FAMILY