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L} THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1927 Whitby W. C. Reinke, Representative, Phones 434 and 342 NOTICE TO WHITBY SUBSCRIBERS Any Whitby subscriber who is now getting The Times by mail may have same delivered By carrier boy at the delivery rate of 10¢ a week if they will notity the Whitby representative, Mr. W. CO. 1icinke, or the office of publication at Oshawa. FIRST OF SERIES OF 0.L.G, PROGRAMS P Flonziley Qugitstte Delights . Sib : » Audience--Are Artists of , eter Sr NE, ry - (By Swff Reporter) Whithv, Nov, +The' first cof the group of concerts\given' during the winter season at he Dogar Ladies' C'c'lege, was held last , when the IFlonzaley quartette pre d a pro- grom of chamber mysie.: ;°* s Dr. Farewell, in introducing (he quartette, which was brought to the college through the go-operation of the faculty and students, paid tribute to their leading position on the American continent, and stated that it was with- ont equal in' England.or Europe. Four nations are reprepented, Belgium, a RTT switzerland, Russia and Italy. The uastette has been in existence for nany vears, and its popularity is at- .ested by the fact that it has given nual concerts in many places for 1early a score of vears. i The concert consisted of four major parts, the first of which was Haydn's 'Quartette in C Major." Perfect bal- ance and harmony were displayed -hroughout. The tonal quality was sup- arb especially in the Allegro Moder- ito. The Adagio was a thing of pure delight, with its piano passages .of 2fin beauty. In the Romdo, oppor- tunity was given for displaying the mastery of technique which makes pos- sible such a completely satisfactory performance as was shown in all the numbers. An oriental suite, "Rubiyat," by Adolfo Salazar came next. The in: terpretation was all tha could be de- sired, haunting in® its wistful minor suggestive of smoke from camp fir under desert: stars. The third part of the program wa "Variations" Op. 18 by the matchle: Beethoven. The rendition was one © credit. 'Years ago. the' value of STAN WA BRANCH--E. ' OSHA \ Jack is Twanty-One Toda | ACK is twenty-one today. But he has more than a man's years to his He has one thousand dol- lars in the bank. : It has grown with a practical mother's . love, from the initial deposit of one dollar on the first Birthday twenty Youth and age alike he~+ witness to : ings Bank Account. Your child as a '1: "depositor, will attain a higher stand- ing in the community, family, or, most "important, in his own estimation. Open a savings account for the child, | . F CANADA. DARD BANK ~ steadily building a Sav- i DD DID mE DDD ID DD DD DD --E C. Hodgins, Manager JE Be Bh ee Ri el i se i ii sei didi Sill vil Port Perry, initby B01 Thompson was also given the [ve sheer beauty, rich full notes dripping puresgold: of ecstasy on the ear, As an encore to the Beethoven num- ber, the quartette played an arrange- ment of the negro spiritual "Deep Ri- ver," by "Alfred Pochon, secopd vio- Rinigtoecho ics. "Petite Suit." By Moussorgsky-Po- chon, was the final number. The third part; entitled "Gossiping and Quarrel- ig in a French Market Place," spark- led with life and piquance, and brougit forth rounds of applause that would not be denied. The encore aumber was another ar- rangement by Mr. Alfred Pochon of 2} Scotch song, "My Love is But a Lassie Yet" . In response to prolonged applause, the quartette. played again, this time giving the traditional English air "Drink to Md Only With Thine Eyes." Two more encores were given bes fore the audience consented to let the artists go, the first being an arrange: ment by A. Pothon of an old Irish cradle song; and the'last being Haydn's Sepenade. =. Lo" a A Quite 2 large number from Whitby and Oshawa were present, and tae auditorittm was comfortably fill=d SCOUTS' FATHER AND SON BANQUET Capt. F, C. Palmer Delivers In- teresting Address on "Flags" --Badges Presented (By "Staff Reporter) Whitby, Nov." 19--The Port \Whithy Boy Scout Troop held a véry enjoyable banquet last evening in ti e Community Hall, Port Whithy. The junction to i the form of a father and son banquet. The tables were decorated hy the boys ach "troop using as decorative maters ial, its_animal namesake and its col ours. he beaver patrol ded by Erne. est Northam won the priz: for the most attractive tab'e Quite a large numer of fi ures high up in Scout circles were poesemt among them Frank C. Irwin, Acsistnn? Provincial Commissioner, Mr. Hienel Bishop, Mr. J. Homshy, of Lind ay, District' Commissioner, Gupta al mer of Bowmanville, Mt Au wl Mr. Ryder of Brooklyn, troop leadees Mr. Picrson,' - Thointon's troop leader, Several 'Scouts from other 1h wn were 'also present, Fred Had wind Bowmanville, John Garden and Ath Patterson, of Brooklyn, Jack | uvey, Oshawa, Arnold Harris, Charles Noy oe and William" MeAdam of Toronto bh ing among them. The addres® on "The. Flag" wa livered by Captain Palmer of Bewnian ville. Several badges were presented, Fen edt Northam received the athlotes badge, the athletic crest, a cup, und the five year service star, and Gordon ors EERE I -- p---- year seryice star and patrol leaders buttons. . A number of people from the Town and Port Whitby, unconnected with the Scouts also attended, among them A. G. Browning, John McClelland, and Wm. Ashton, Troop Master of the Town Troop No. 1 dt "ELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Allan, Hillside Farm, Madoc Township, celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wed- ding, on Thursday. Upwards of 50 guests were present. Rev. T. G. Mar- shall, on behalf of many in attend- ance, presented Mr. and Mra. Allan with a silver tea service. Mr. R. G. Royal Agricultural * WINTER FAIR ¥ Toronto November 16th-26th, 1927 Reduced Round Trip Fares to Toronto Good Going Nov. 15-24, incl Return limit November 25th From.-- EA Bowmanville Newcastle Proportionately low fares from other points, Consult local agent, CANADIAN NATIONAL -- | ---- ---- Toronto Royal ricultural inter Fair NPRCIAL Hound Trip Fares ning Nov 1h to 24, Hetirn Him, November From Hihnwa Yhithy mwmanyilie Newiav Part Home Cubnrg PE War Tax Included inel, hth $1.60 $1.40 $2056 $2.20 $100 1.20 low fares Ask Mp. 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