Presents

WI‘!-IE MESSIAH” by I-IANDEL

BROUGHT TO YOU BY

M. F. SCHURMAN CO., LTD.

with

ISOBEL BAILLIE. soprano; GLADYS RIPLEY, Contralto: JAMES JOHNS'I‘ON.h Tenor; HARRY MORTIMER. Trumpet; EDWARD COOPER, Organ; HUDDERS-

FIELD CHORAL SOCIETY (Hubert Bardgett. Chorus Master); and the LIVERPOOL? Pl-IILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, SIR MALCOLM SARGENT, Conductor.

(Electrically transcribed) . by COLUMBIA "'Ihe Messiah" is unquestionably one of the greatest’ works of its kind ever eon- celved by the mind of man. In its pages will be found music of both the simplest

‘and most complex nature, but all of it is of the highest plane of inspirational beauty. ,It was composed by George Frederick Handel in 1741. Handel used as his text certain ’

passages selected lrom the Bible. ' l Over CJRW on Friday evening, April 16th—'1:30 to 8:30

. On Friday Evening’s Broadcast, Part 2, which tells the story at the Passion and ithe Resurrection will be rendered.

(The above programme will he presented on Good Friday in place nt the usual ‘ schurmans School Parade), and is a Public service Feature or The M. F. Schurman ‘ Co, Ltd.

The Usual Schnrman School Parade Prpgramme will continue on Friday, April 23 .

W22 drepleased to announce

that we now have s Maritime printing plant to serve our steadily-increasing Maritime clientele. The recent acquisi-

« tion of Imperial Press Limited, Halifax, N 5., well and favorably known throughout these provinces, now enables us to oﬂ'ers distinctly Maritime service to Rolph-Clark-Stone, Limited customers, and a broader and more comprehensive service to those of imperial Press.

The name of Imperial Press Limited has been changed to Rolph-Osrk-Stone, Maritimes, Limited, but no changes in plant personnel or company policy are contemplated. The directors ofltolph-Clark-Stone, Maritimes, Limited arc:_

P. G. R,o1.rrr, Tonomo Pruizlur sf Rolpb-dart-Stm, Limited

N. EARL W1-mvor, Haurax Manager of Ralph-dsvl-Smu, Mnrkluur. Limited

Eavm S. Musnar, Haurax /ormr Pnridrnt of Imperial Pm: United

After this-ty-ﬁve years of most pleasant association with the Msritimcs, we are extremely happy to now have a very tangible "stake" in these provinces. We look forward to an even closer and happier relationship with both imperial Press and Rolph-Clark-Stone customers.

We would welcome your oi:-It _ ' ‘ at our newly arranged oﬁcs: at 71 George Street, Hall-1: ."ju.tr below tbs Old Town Clad"-

ROLPH - CLARK - STONE - MARITIMES

IIMITID

Printers - Lithographer: - Embossers

The Trout Season Is Here Again.

'And believe it or not plellli 0‘ l‘°‘“ “'l‘°"""‘ would just as soon leave their bait and fl,“ M hole as to start the trip without 8 800d 5“i’PlY of that Old Friend »

iHICKEY’S BLACK TWIST CHEWING

Manufactured By

IIIOKEY And NICHOLSON

"(EAST POINT TO NORTH C A PE"

Tobacco Co. Ltd. Charlottetown

' Clark-Stone

Toronto Firm Buy Maritime Printing Co.

F. G. Ralph, President or Rolph— Clark-Stone Limited. Lithograph- ers, Printers and ltlmbossers of Toronto, has announced the pur- chase or a Maritime Printing Operation. The Printing and Pub- lishing business of the (armor Im- perial Press Llmited of Halifax. long established and widely known in the Maritimes, has been ac» quired by Mr. Ralph's company and will continue to be operated as a distinctly Maritime concern.

Except tor the ollicers and di- rectors, no personnel or policy changes are being made and the head oﬂice of the company will remain in Halifax. The new name of the Company is Rolph-Clark- Stone. Maritimes, Limited. and Mr. Eolph has been elected Presi- dent. In addition to Mr. Ralph. the Directors are N. Earl Why- not. who has been Maritime Sales M a n a g e r of Ralph-Clark-Stone Limited for eight years, and Ervin S. Murray, President of Imperial Advertising Limited and formerly President of Imperial Press Lim- ited. Mr. Whynot will be general manager or the company. Plant and stat! expansion will take place as required by the company's growing clientele. A complete Maritime service to Maritime: customers is the ob- jective ot Rolph-Clark-Stone, Maritlmes, Limited, including De- sign, Printing, Lithographlng. Em- bossing and Engraving. Ralph-

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V1116 Guardian rage 1 Thursday, April 15, 1954

lice located in Hslilax the past .35 years. l Mr. Rulph has expressed the gsatisiaclion of his company in -now having a definite stake in the Maritimes. He believes that the future of the Marltimea ap- pears brighter than ever it has in the past and expresses com- plcte {arm that these provinces ‘Will. share to the mil in Canada's future progress and development.

SOUTH GRANVILLE W. I.

The monthly meeting of South Granville Women‘: Institute met at the home ol Mrs. Fred Chap- Delle on April 9. Seven members and nve visitors were present. The oommitbeee gave reports.

A letter of thanks was extended the Institute by Mrs. R. Folland {or treat brought her {allowing her illness in hospital.

Proceeds from B variety concert staged recently brought tunda to $63.33 with which district intends to purchase several maps (or school.

The sum 0! $4 voted by W.I. was paid from iunds for clean-up or school floors alter concert; 52 was voted and paid to Mysore project for India; the government grant or $2.50 was received at this meet- mg.

The president, tended a welcome members to Mrs. Walter Parsons, special visitor to the meeting. Mrs. Parsons spoke in the inter-

Miss Keir, ex- on behalf of

Limited has a tliOl'-‘ ough knowledge of the Ma1‘iiim9s,l having had a Maritime Sales or-

’ I . . T . HCl1(l0l‘SOl1 >4 udnmrp "

ests of the district convention. \li/est Qucen's—M1llvnle at Freder-

F. G. ROLPH. Tnrnnlo, President of Rolpli-('1.1rl\'-Stone Limited.

The Board at Dire:-tors

Director and General .Vlr'Ill7I::I-r mu

ership Course.

Delegates to an executive meet- ing in Fredericton Hall, May 3. are Mrs. Louis Corbett. and Mrs Stirling Corbett.

their home for May meeting. roll‘ call to be an exchange or sreds of‘ slips.

. June 16. She also gave

New commi‘.lces arc; school.

MAN! WHAT SUITS! Precision cut to look well --- feel well --- In magnificent British Worsieds.

Tailored by Hycle

Hell in advance 5

or Rolpli-Clark-Stone Toronto, announce the pnrvlix-:= nl Imp:-rial Press Stone Limited. Tho I‘ll"('li‘(‘l nilt<‘(‘r\' ui lllt‘

N. EARL \\'Il\'N()'l', Halifax, hlnnzizcr 0! Rolpli-(‘lztrk-Stone .\l{Il‘llln1PS, Limited.

Limited.

new rnmpnn_\‘ are P‘. G. l l-lnin S, Iiluxrni, llirr-rlnr.

helpful suggestions from the Lead-‘Misses -A_lexandraﬂKe1r andVMaeTﬂSTi‘l)E.\'TS AID ISAKERIESA

‘Buchanan; sick, Mrs. l-‘red Chap- pclla and Mrs. Stirling Corbett. program, Muses Helen Wall and Mac Buchanan; lunch. to ass:st

Mrs Louis Corbett.

A “Tree Contrsl" put on by Mrs S'.;:'lm'g Corbt-tt “as non by Mrs Waller Parsons.

Park and Towns iyles only ‘lo be

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The Keirs invited members tu,hcsLe.=.s, Miss Mae Buchanan and’have cm-cued 1\1c(_;;u University

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