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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-02-17, Page 12Imo, 10 THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, .ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17 1955 LOOK. Mother Euchre Party Spousnred by the .Legiou Auxiliary LEGION HAL. ENSALL Lr,, H WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23 ADMISSION 250 8:80 p,ni, KKtrkton )outen's Institute pre- sents their comedy three -act play "Maid Of Money" . iu Greenway United Church Monday, Feb. 21 8:30'p.m. Admission: 500 and 250 • Lyric Theatre Phone 421 Previews Its Coming Attractions FRIDAY & SATURDAY February 18 and 19 White Christmas * Bing Crosby * Danny Kaye * Rosemary Clooney * Vera Ellen Don't miss this musical—pleas- ing entertainment—.a galaxy of stars. Admission For This Engagement Only Adults 750 Students 500 Children 250 -- Matinee — Adults 500 Children 250 Tax Included MONDAY & TUESDAY February 21 and 22 Prisoner Of War (Adult Entertainment) * Ronald Reagan * Steve Forest The true facts about ,prisoners of war in Communist hands. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY February 23 and 24 The Maggie * Paul Douglas * Dorothy Alison This J. Arthur Rank ,produc- tion is one of his best to be shown. on the screen. Spares c.'op Kist Trophy, Clinch Top League.Spot Spam officially copped first place and the Kist. Trophy in the mens bowling league I onelay by scoring a 7-0 win over the Hus- kers. With only one week of bowling left in the regular schedule, noo team can catch the league leaders. Other seven -point winners on Monday were the Hay Seeds and the Butchers. The Spares' Jack Fuller trun- dled the week's highest triple of 723; Jets rolled the high team score of 3,508. STANDINGS Spares .._., 81 Keglers 80 Grand Bend -. 78 I•iay Seeds •76 Ringers 72, Milkmen 71 Tradesmen .,_ 70 Butschers 64 JHuskers 60 Rural Rollers 59 Stkes Pinn ppers __ 68 Maroons ___ 58 SBpar S1x Parts __3 Hensall Leg _ 53 Applejacks _ 46 Short Circuits 45 Salsburys ___- 39 Whisk Bangs _ 36 Bake Sale and Candy Booth 3 Door North of Bell Telephone Saturday, Feb. 19 at 3 o'clock Proceeds for Student's New York Trip DANCE Aberdeen Hall ,Kirkton Friday, Feb. 25 NITE RYDERS' ORCHESTRA Dancing 9:30 to 1:00 Admission 50¢ Everyone Welcome SCHEDULE Monday, February 21 7- 9—Keglers vs. Ringers Strikes vs. Win4r11111s Whizz Bangs vs. pinpoppers 9 -11.. -Big Six vs, Hay Seeds Sets vs. Hensall Leg. Tradesmen vs. Salsburys Wednesday, February 23 7- 9—Grand fiend vs. Huskers Thursday,hFebruaryS241Q Parts 7. 3 --•Spares vs. Maroons Rural Rollers vs. Milkmen Applejacks vs. Short Circuits Wednesday, February 9 � 34125 lou ori 7 Jets (Mountford 6 1) Grand Bend (B. Colbeck 570) 3301 2 Hensall Leg. (W. Brown 608) 6190 5 W. Bangs (G. Robinson 586) 3101 2 Thursday, February 10 Applejacks (W. Watson G54) - 3273 2 Milkmen (0. Edwards 635) _ 3279 6 Big Six (S. Frayne 603) 3150 2 Strikes (A. Ford 079) 3500 5 Short Circuits (J. Glaab 642) 3060 2 Rural hollers (0. Farrow 687) 3453 5 Monday, February 14 • Hay Seeds (A. Farquhar 683) 3209 7 W. Bangs (G. Robinson 683) Default Spares (J. Fuller 723) 3479 7 Huskers (B, Webster 616) 3155 0 Hensall Leg. (W. Brown 633) 3174 2 Keglers (G. McPhee 705) 3285 5 Plnpoppers (B. Nicol 662) 3327 5 Salsburys (C, Wein 676) 0214 2 Windmills (A, Previl 636) 3183 5 Milkmen (R. Stagg 652) 3181 2 Butchers (H. Holtzman 696) 3038 0 Jets (Thompson 703) 3608 7 • PANCAKE SUPPER SHROVE TUESDAY February 22 Trivitt Memorial Parish Hall Supper Served from 5:30 on ADMISSION 75¢ Under the Auspices. of Trivitt W.A. E 4 Forest Follow The Mohawks Lakesides Thursday, February 17 Exeter Arena - 8:30 p.m. i ONE NIGHT ONLY Friday, February 181h — 8.15 NED LANDRY • CBC! NETWORK STAR RCA VICTOR RECORDING ARTIST -- PLUS BARRY NESBITT AND .HIS BAR B HILLBILLY JAMBOREE And WES OI#APMAN AND` HIS P1tAIRiE RINGS Regular Old Time and Satiate Dante Till 12.30 After Shaw DON ROBERTSON AND THE WHOLE GANG i Ali Seater Reserved NOW On Sale $1.26 Incl, Tait TKIKETS TO SHOW INCLiWnE DANCE LonD©n �1f�Ent Happy Gals, Jills Lead In Playoffs The Happy Gals and Jolly Jilis each won seven points in the first round of the ladies' playoffs to give each team the lead in their groups. "A" STANDING "B" STANDING • P P Happy Gals _ 7 Jolly Jills ___ 7 Wish Bones _ 6 Blowettes ___ 6 Busy Bees __ 5 Be Bops ____ 5 Mighty Mice - 4 Skunks 4 Pin Poppettes 4 Buttercups 3 Merry, -Maids _ 3 Wee Hopes 2 Hi Lights ___ 3 Jolly Six 2 Alley Cats __ 2 Lucky Stripes 0 U & Downs _ 2 Hot Dogs 0 "A" SECTION Happy Gals (D. Munroe 617) 3144 7 Hot Dogs (D. Brady 532) ___ 2795 0 Mighty Mice (B. Wilson 626) 2954 4 Merry Maids (N. Francois 572) 2987 3 Pin Poppettes (P. Haugh 496) 2778 4 111 Lights (D. Pfaff 532) ___ 2869 3 W, Bones (P. H-Duvar 539) _ 2850 5 Alley Cats .(P. Stone 518) -__ 2803 2 Busy Bees (G. Webster 675) _ 2942 6 U & Downs (M, Tetreau 612) 2901 2 "B" SECTION Jolly Jilis (P. Simmons 617) 6224 7 L. Strikes (D. Westman 557) 2760 0 Blowettes (M. Dilkes 485) ___ 2767 5 Wee Hopes (N, Snell 668) __ 2686 2 Be Bops (G. Simpson 474) __ 2782 5 Jolly Six (D. Frayne 533) __ 2691 2 Skunks (M. Walters 500) ___ 2656 4 Buttercups (H. Sadler 497) __ 2724 8 Tuesday February 22 Skunks vs. Wee Hopes Alley Cats vs. Ups & Downs Mighty Mice vs. Hot Dogs Wednesday, February 23 Lucky Strikes vs, Buttercups Pin Poppettes vs. Wish Bones Dilly Six vs. Blowettes Thursday, February 24 Bappy Gals vs. Busy Bees Jolly Jilin vs. Be Bops Merry Maids vs._ Hi Lights District Farmers Talk Over Air Operations of a number of dist- rict farmers will be described in a series of broadcasts over CKNX Wingham in the next month. Bob Canbut, farm editor of CKNX, will conduct the inter- views during the Purina -spon- sored programs at 7:45 a.m. The men who will be heard in- clude: Harry Jeffery, R.R. 1, Hensall, Tues., Feb. 15; Gib Dow Jr., Fri., Feb. 18; Pete DeJong, Crediton, Tues., Feb. 22; George Bailey, Woodham, Fri., Feb. 25; Reg Delbridge, Woodham, Tues., Mar. 1; Bev Morgan, Fri., Mar. 4 and Tues„ Mar. 8; Carfrey Cann, Fri., Mar. 11. Each of the broadcasts will deal with the specialized pro- gram each of the farmers is en- gaged in. Cann's Mill Ltd. spon- sors the broadcast. Comments About Centralia 13y MRS. FRED BOWDEN Mr.s. Orland Squire presided for the worship service of the W. A. meeting in the church school- room Wednesday afternoon of last week. She was assisted by Mrs. Albert Smith and Mrs. Arthur McFalls. Mrs. Squires read a story A solo was sung by. Mrs. Green and a poem was read by Miss Flo- ssie Davey. A duet was sung by Mrs. C., McCurdy and Mrs, Jack Essery. The president, Mrs. L. Hodgson was In the chair for the business. A new parsonage committee, com- prising Mrs. A. Essery, Mrs. W. Essery and Mrs. Alton Isaac, was formed. The recipe books will be ready for distribution shortly. Fractures Arm Wayne 'Harrison, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Harrison, had the misfortune to fall down the steps at the school last week and fracture the bone In his el- bow. He was taken to ,Exeter and later to London where the frac- ture was reduced. Mr, and 'Mrs, Kenneth 1Greb left last week on a holiday trip to Florida. Master Wayne Greb is staying with Mr, and Mrs, R. Gates while his parents are away. ivliss Wilda Pollock, R.N., of Kitchener, was •a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Misses blanche Morgan, Donna and Marina Bowden and Arlene Skinner and Messrs. Norman and Burton Morgan and Barry Glover attended young people's social evening in the Thames -toad 'Uni- ted Church on Friday of last week. Miss Eleanor Mae Hodgins and Mr. Borten 'Morgan of the Y,P,'t1•, attended a box social arranged by the yoting -people of Zion 'Unit- ed Church on Monday evening, Challenge Teams For Cyclone Cup Exeter Mohawks may chal- lenge the winner of the Group Four play-offs between Zurich and Lucan for the McMillan trophy, emblematic of Cyclone League supremacy. 6 Negotiations are being made between local officials .and the convenor of the other group to sec if such a series would be possible% Derry Boyle, convenor of the Cyclone League beforeitdis- banded. i - bgs nded. this season, said this week the covetedMcMillan cup 1e 1. Te1 was originally donated to a four -team league oe Zurich, Dashwood, Hensall and Exeter in 1923. Lucan ,and Crediton joined the group a few years later. More recently, Ilderten, St. Marys, •Thedford, Forest, Gode- rich and Strathroy teams have played in the league. The tro-' phy was awarded to Forest last year when the Lakesides land- ed on top of the regular stand- ing. No playoffs were held for the trophy. Former convenor Boyle be- lieves the trophy should be restored as the symbol of su- premacy in the local district as it was originally intended. Mrs. A. Lammie Dies In Detroit Mrs. Andrew Lammie, the for- mer .Susau Tait, who spent her early years in Exeter, died in De- troit on Tuesday, February 15. The body is arriving at the Hopper - Hockey Funeral Home Thursday evening and the service will be held there on . Friday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Interment Will be in Exeter cemetery. •Her husband, who died in 1932, was a druggist in Detroit. He was employed at Browning's Drug Store, Exeter, ,before their marriage. Exchange Vows In Guelph Rites At a quiet wedding ceremony in the Judges' Chambers, Guelph, Laura Jean Cutting became the bride of George Robert Steven- son. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Sylvanus Cann, R.R. 1, Bayfield, formerly of Exeter, and the late Mrs. Cann, and the groom is the son of Mr. ' and Mrs. Robert Stevenson, R.R. 1, Guelph. Mrs, Pearl Ostler, of Exeter, was her sister's only attendant and Mr. Arthur Stevenson attend- ed his brother. The wedding dinner was served in the Royal Hotel. Mrs. William Horney, of Exeter, aunt of the bride, received the guests assist- ed by the groom's mother. District Forums —Continued from Page 1 ternational.' arangements are re- quired to put surplus disposal of farm products on an orderly basis. The Cromarty Forum "Unless we can ,have support prices higher than export mark- et prices they are of little use" agreed the Cromarty Farm For- um meeting on Monday night. They further agreed that sup- port prices without 'barriers is being tried in cheese and the re- sults are disastrous for the dairy industry. Zurich-Lucan Set —Continued from Page 1 total when they shot down Alerts 4-1. Don Hesse and Bill Hanley counted singles. Lucan nipped Ilderton 5-4 to win their semi-final set .3-0, Two of the games •the • Irish won by one -goal margins and the third went into overtime. Area Dry Cleaners Discuss Garments The Huron division of the Ontario Dry Cleaners Institute entertained buyers and managers of ladies' wear stores at Monetta Menard's Tuesday night. ' Hatley Currie, manager of the Institute, conducted a panel dis- cussion on fabrics and accessor- ies and their facility for wear and dry cleaning. Members and guests were pres- ent from St. Thomas, London, Goderich, Clinton' and Stratford. Report From Baseline By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Murray, Ann and Barrie Thom- son, 8th Line, and Gail Rinn, of St._1garys, were week -end visitors with their grandfather, Mr. John Rlnn, Miss Louise ,Hackney returned home from Victoria Hospital on Wednesday where she spent the past two Weeks taking treatment. Alvin Coward, eldest* son Of Tam Coward, who has been a patient in the Children's War Memorial Hospital, London, for the past two weeks With rheurrla- tic fever, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy, of St. ]Marys, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Levy on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Christie, who have spent the past three months visiting with relatives left by motor on Tuesday for Edmon- ton, They were accompanied by their nephews, Robt. Elston and Humphrey Arthur, who will spend it few weeks in the west. Town Tonics Items of Social and Personal Interest In and Around Exeter The Exeter T1mes,Advooate Is always pleased to publish these Items. We and our readers .are interested .in you and your friends. Pitons 770. Sgt. and Mrs, Ted Douro -elle (nee Doris Mitchell), after spend- ing a week with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Herman Mit, chell, left for Smith River, an RCAF station in northern British Columbia, Mr, Milton Pfaff was taken to mi er West net Hospital where he underwent a major operation en Tuesday. Y Mr. anci Mrs. Truman Mac- pherson spent several days at the. home of the latter's mother, Mrs. E. Broderick. Mrs. William Bowden fell, on Huron Street on Friday and frae- tured her hip. She was taken to South Huron Hospital and later removed to Victoria Hospital, London. Miss Marilyn •Skinner of town, Miss Margaret Tasko, Centralia, and Miss Anna °Messner, of Dash- wood, received their caps in a capping ceremony held at St. Jo- seph's Hospital recently. Mr, Keith Coates from Ridge town and Lynn Martin of Dresden spent the weekend with the fore mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Whitney Coates. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ostler were Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson, Miss Bar- bara Stevenson and Miss Jean Wittiger of Guelph and Mr. Gor- don Cann of Newmarket. Exeter Turf Club Plans Two Meets At the annual .meeting of the Exeter Turf Club, officers were elected for 1955. President is Frank Taylor; chairman, Jack Morrissey: vice-chairman, Thos. Yearley; treasurer, George Law- son; secretary, Bill Allison. Representative on Exeter Com- munity Parks • Board' is Harry Swartz. Other members of the club are Harry Beaver, Preston Dearing, Garnet Flynn and Wes Simmons. Two race meets are to be held this year; the first on Wednes- day, July 6, and the second on Wednesday, August 24. "We have one of the finest tracks in Western Ontario," said Secretary Bill Allison, "and we are looking forward to bigger and better races in 1955." Jack Morrissey, chairman of the local club, and vice-president of the Western Ontario Racing Association, was congratulated on being appointed a member of the Canadian Trotting Association. Quite a few promising horses are being wintered at the local barn. Frank Taylor has two colts; Well Hern, one; Tom Yearley, three; and Lloyd Turvey is train-` ing four. • The Story In Shipka By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD Mrs. Jacob Ratz spent a few days in Windsor with her daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ham- den and family. The Men's Club entertained Brinsley and Crediton Men's Clubs recently to a crokinole party. Mr. Don Love, who has spent the past two weeks at his home, here, has returned to Cornwallis, Mrs. Milton Ratz spent Mon- day in London with Mrs. Scott. Mr. Elmer Pickering has re- turned home from St. Joseph's Hospital in London, A Valentine party was held at the school house. The Title folks of the district • were guests. Mr. Mears, the teacher, and the the school house. The little folks Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner and son, Bill, are out around again after being .confined to their home with mumps. Mr. Ben Sheppard of Cupar, .Sask., and Mr. Dave Sheppard of Parkhill visited recently with Mr, and 'Mrs, Harry Sheppard and Dave. COMING EVENTS DRAMA Three 1 -act plays will be presented `by -the Exeter Drama Club Monday, March ,7, SHDHS Auditorium. Admission 50¢. BAKING, SALE — Sponsored by James Street W.A., Saturday, March 5. 17e THREE -ACT PLAY -- "Maid Of Money," James Street, United Church, February 28, Admission 500 and .250. Everybody wel- eoltie, Sponsored by Y.P.U. 17c HURONIA CHORUS will ,present Gilbert and Sullivan's "Mikado" the latter part of. Maroh. 3.7e A JUNIOR AUXILIAult for girls - 14 will be organized in Trivitt Memorial Parish Hall on Satur- day, February. 19, at 3 p.m. The girls will be taught the arts of sewing and knitting and will work for missions. Mrs. Calder, Diocesan W,A, President, and Miss Bugler, Diocesan junior Auxiliary Secretary, will be on hand to help organize and to ex- plain the alms of objects of the J.A. All mothers with girls in this age group are invited to at- tend this meeting with their daughters. 'pea will be served. SALEOF HOMEOHOMEBAKING} , candy and tea by the ideal association of Guides, Brownies and Rangers, Saturday, I''ebruary 26, at 2.30, in the Library Basement. 10:17e EUCHRE PARTY dr edit o n Community Centre, F''ebruary 18, 8.00 p,rrl., sponsored by Women's Institute, Prizes and lunch. Every- one welcome. Admission SOO. 10:17t Mr. and Mrs. Murray May and Miss Marjory Wood of London were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hedley May. Mr. and Mrs, Angy Snelgrove' attended the funeral of the for- mer's mother, Mrs. G, W. Snel-: grove, in Strathroy on Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs,W. Tu e IVT .B. ck Y left on Sunday to spend several. weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates, Wilma, Keith and Lynn Martin of Dresden motored to Mt. Cle- mens, Mich„ on Sunday and visited with the former's daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Doherty. Mrs. Hedley May spent sev- eral days this week in London with Mr, and Mrs. Murray May and visited her ,brother, Milton Pfaff, at Westminster Hospital.. Miss Maxine Reeder is spend- ing a few days in Toronto tak- ing a refresher course in Account- ing. During the months of January and February the Exeter Ladies' Lawn Bowling Club has conduct- ed a telephone bridge contest. Members of the club have held bridge parties in • their homes and the scores of each evening, were phoned to Miss Margaret Brown for tallying. Ladies' high prizes have been won by Mrs, Art Cann and Mrs. Jack Pryde; men's high by R. E, Russell and Herman Hodgson. Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Read had as visitors for the weekend the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jennings, of Milton, A hot beef supper was served to more than 150 persons In the schoolroom of James Street Unit- ed Church Wednesday evening. The supper was sponsored by the Women's Federation. C. S. MacNaughton and H. L, Snider, of the South Huron 'Dist- trict High School Board, attend- ed a meeting of secondary school representatives at Aylmer Tues- day 'night, The members dis- cussed wage demands of the teachers' federation, Revise Prize List The chief item of business at the meeting of the. Women Teaoh- er's Federation of South Huron on Wednesday evening was the revision of the Exeter Fair .prize list for public schools. H. H. G. Strang, president of the fair board, and Mr. V. Jeffrey, director, met with the teachers and took part in the discussion. The meeting was held at the public school and the committee in charge of the arrangements were Mrs: Wm, Mair, Mrs. Rod Ellis, Mies Marion McLean and Mrs. Ralph Batten. DANCE Farquhar Hall• Friday, Feb. 18 LORNE ALLEN'S ORCHESTRA Everybody Welcome MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR AND FOOD SHOW Including 11 WO Counties WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS, LONDON "March 1, 2, 3, 4 Competition Classes Commercial Exhibits Educational Displays Speakers and Entertainment Secure Prize List and Programme from; Ontario Dept. of Agriculture, Room 210, Richmond Bldg., London. EXETER ARENA ACTIVITIES THURSDAY, FEB. 17 FOREST vs. MOHAWKS 8:30 p.m. FRIDAY, FEB. 18 AIR FORCE SATURDAY, FEB. 19 PUBLIC MATING 1180 and 9:80 SUNDAY, FEB. 20 BROOMDA/Ai MONDAY, FEB. 21 AIB, FOIUiE TUESDAY, FEB. 22 PRACTICES WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23 MO MAMIE HOt7SIiTt 7:80 Mrs, ,Henry Smith Stephen Native Mrs. Henry Smith, one..of the oldest a'.esidents of Exeter,. passed WAY Weclaeaday at the ripe old age of 94. She had been ailing for the past .three mouths but previous •to that enjoyed remark- able health for one .of her years. Born in Stephen township, :her maiden name was Annie Dear- ing. The family fanned in Ste* ,phen 'before moving to Exeter over 30 years ago. Mr, 'Smith pre- deceased her in 1949, Surviving is one son, Fred Smith, of Edmonton, who is on hofor funeral, and his wayma the a ih , ono daughter, Mrs. O. 5, Atkin- son, of town; one brother, Wal- ter Dearing, and one sister, Mrs, Ellen Davis, both of London; also four grandchildren and five great -grafi dchildren, The funeral Saturday afternoon will be held from the Hopper- Hookey funeral home Win Euchre Prizes Thirty-six tables of euchre were in play at the Rebekah Euchre and Dance in the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening, Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Hunter and Mr, Bob Blair and to Mrs. Ohas, Allison for lone hands, A cushion was sold by Dutch auction .to Mrs. William Cann. A dance followed the lunch with the Oddfellows' orchestra providing the music. The lucky couple nearest.the Valentine tree were Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Stone, Kirkton. • World Day Of Prayer Service Trivitt Memorial Church Friday, Feb. 25 3 p.m. Girls' Service at 7:30 p.m. Prepare For Ball Mrs. Lloyd Smith, of Woodham. was, hostess to the Beta ,Sigma Phi lSOrorlty on Tuesday evening. ItVlaking decorations for the Starlight .Ball to be held in the Legion :ball March 4 was the. main business. of the evening'. ,Plans were made to sell home made candy at the Tluronia Male Choir operetta in March. Mrs. Ted Jones, Mrs. Gordon Baynham and Helen Westeptt as- sisted the hostess, ALDON THEATRE GRAND BEND FRIDAY & SATURDAY - February 18 and 19 "THE BLACK KNIGHT" (Technicolor) • * Alan Ladd * Patricia Medina * Andre Morrell The tale of the Black Knight who saved King Arthur from the Saracens of Old England. "Three Stooges" Comedy and Cartoon TUEB'l9AY & WEDNESDAY February 22 and 23 "DAWN AT SOCORRO" (Technicolor) * Rory Calhoun * Piper Laurie * David Brian New Mexico wasn't big enough to hold the m .both. A sizzling saga of frontier fury. Newsreel and Selected Shorts COMING THURS. FRI. & SAT. February 24, 25 and 28, "WHITE CHRISTMAS" * Bing Crosby *` Danny Kaye LADIES AUXILIARY SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL Bridge And Euchre Party EXETER LEGION, HALL Wednesday, February 23 at, 8 p.m. Refreshments — Admission 75¢ Tickets Available at the Office of W. G. Cochrane The Kiwania Club Of London presents Handel's Messiah With the Massed Church Choirs of London and the London Civic Symphony Orchestra under the Direction of Mr. Martin Boundy Tuesday, March 1 -• 8 p.m. London Arena Soprano: Elizabeth Waugh Contralto: Margaret Bunner GET TICKETS AT ONCE Reserved Seats $1.00 and $1.50 Enclose Self -Addressed Stamped Envelope Mail' Direct to: "Handels' Messiah" London Arena, Bathurst St., London, Ontario Tenor: Charles House Baritone: John Boyden Don't Miss It POULTRY FEEDERS'i umnuimue. MEETING - Hensall Town Hall Wednesday, Feb. 23 8:30 p.m. a inti • Hear W. K. Meyer chief nutritionist—Shur-Gain feed service DISCUSS "PROFITABLE POULTRY FEEDING" See Movie on Raising Chicks Come and Enjoy the Evening Sponsored by Geo. T. Mickle & Sons Ltd. Hensall, Ontario 1 F 111 tisolisensin sSin iii Nau,faYYlimwie111nUinuiii irffrWie,slim _ _. ...._ N(uuuNiu1ft9 l