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-- _____ - . ,,. .-- READ BY 112,000 People WeekI1 Orono News VOLUME 84 BOWTMANVILLE, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST l8th, 1.938 NME.3 WNE'LL SEE YOD AT THE LIONS CLUB CARNI VAL TONIN THE STATESMAN PCUIGPROAIISI H IEII ____ PONBE Ar thur Marsh Shield for PITRN-ESNLIISI H IEIH Albert Hillis, Aged Hampton T\vice within the past two f u( m si roks ouapuratteMnntsInstntlyKilId a drweksouratteentioslndeas Best Fo tPage C pue 1 M ni ntnl iida items appearing in "Th e Orono Weekly Times" a news- paper published in the village BH r s e o d a e c m of Orono. On both occasionsB h aainSaem nH rse oda ecm the ompainntsexpressed the belief that The Statesman mnspg t mne sal MIDDLE SCHOOL SadB y-witnesses owned and published this Statesmian Wins .Sec- fre aeAanT ees-Si B y newspaper. The Statesman Rman'sTpageSTED To Have Inabo purchased the Orono News ond Trophy This Yea3r to be followed, regarded as a ýOHv Stepped It nearly three years ago. and in Dominion Wide Con- pattern by more weeklies than is AT BLACKSTOCK Path of Car W h e n later incorporated it within the pattern of the Simcoe Re- ....... The Statesman. The States- test at Newspaper Con- former." Bek m-op I i I.Cosn odt ii As we have pointed out, this BecRWe-omatiLtveI ss.gRa t ii man accepts no responsibility vention in Vancouver. is the secondhytime within a fewI for any item appearing in thscod_____tina e Fren. Auth. Il; Fren. Comp. I The Orono Weekly Times, months that The Statesman has Carter, Roy-Lit.II; An. Hist. in which it holds no interest, - been honored. In June, at the C; Geom. III; Chem. Il; Lat. Auth. Albert Hillis, 89, o! Hampton, financially or otherwise. We F~or the seeond( titis Convention o! the Ontarlo-Que- II; Fren. Auth. III; Fren. Co .I was struck and aimost instantly make this explanation with a year The Statesmiaii las been bec Division o! the C.W.N.A. in Coulter, Jean-Phys. C; Ce killed at 11:25 o'clock Sunday view to clearing up the mis- awarded a trophy for ouît- Toronto, The Statesman was a -.____________________________t understanding that seems to standi- ccmpîsliien i warded the Pearce Trophy for the Crawford, Harold - Comp. C; cross Highway No. 2 at Welcome. exîst, that this newspaper aColl)lslteIt editonial page in the Pro-, Phys. C. John A. Paterson o! Montreal, publishes or has any interest eoiiiq)etitioii xith the l)onttni- vinces of Ontario and Quebec. ______________ Demille, Henry-Comp C; An. was the driver o! the car which in The Weekly Times. ton's hest weekly newspiapers. A ne* sbield for competition .-Hist. II; Lat. Comp C. collided with the victim, the ve- Word lias heen *received froin between newspapers in the 1,000R..Stenj Dorrell, Roger - Lit. C; An. hicle carrying him 60 feet. Hillis anotor 2,e h (a- 000 circulation class, knwn Th yo Re. Hist..R. C.vnssuffered a multiple fracture o! Vanouer wer te n-asthe M A. James Memoil Te R. M. Hollingshead Co. o! opened in 1926. Right, is pictured' Galbraith, M.-Can. Hist. C;,n both legs, ribs and skull. adiali Weklv Newpapers s- Shiel, in meory of te late tnadveryoupopular apresi-deheteo! ptheaHist.siC;t ofome IIi;tChem.eoC;II;at.m MC. Hi.lMis wasisawpassengergerinna FALL THIR DAS ITES ainWel ewpp s edin mf h Semo! heate anad none h pon-Rotary Club, R. R. (Bob) Stevens. Auth. C; Fren. Auth. C; Fren. car owned and driven by a ne- UN T IthISTRCT ociaionlta. ben i Courieeioror.eSatsan aswnment fMyr Reg. Jones as Mr. Stevens will be the man to Comp. C. peAbrThmsnLa-d The AgniculturaThSocietes' naid lin %vtrw.~ as This trophy is for the best front Factory Manager o! their plant decide the big issue tonight - who Lathangue, Keith-Phys.C 1'shore road. According to Mr. ji branch o! the Ontario Department foite is Fon page in that division. located in Bowmanville. Mr. will win the new car at the Lions Lathangue, Neil-Lat. Comp. C. IThompson, bis brother, Aaron i o! Agriculture have announced , 1 eld. frtebs rn It might be added here that in; Jones is the !irst native born Carnival. Mn. Stevens will make McQuade, Beth-Comp. II; Lit.1 Thompson, another passenger, and tI dates of all Faîl Fairs and ex- Pag1-e anton- weekly nlews- the contest for the best editorial 'manager o! the plant since it the fateful draw.C.PoicaTr!cOfceH.R hibitions throughout Ontario for papers ltaving a eircuflation inipg nTeSaemnsgop Malcolm, Harvey-Gdom. I, MacKellar, who investigated, Hil- n 1938. A list of the fairs for places exe,ss l00 which was won by Leamington Maow Mdeie-Cm.I;lsagtefomhecraert near here are as follows: ThLit&t.s h ude adof~ w a vll c o lII; An. Hist. I; Geomn. C; ,had stopped on the east side of fi Belleville, August 3 to Septem- A.hrMrh hedi The Statesman that it, '"stood out 1j>iIUUCL af Chem. II; Lat. Comp. C. the highway, to visit at a Waddelld ber 2; Peterboro, August 16 t open to ail weekly newspapers in in connection with this competi- m ' ~ 1 ii Steele, M.-An. Hist. III. residence on the west side o! the n Àuus 2: nihtnSe tbernth a baving a circulation over tion." R~1I- Yae r i i su Swain, Reta-Can. Hist. II; An. road at Welcome. As he attempt- tl '13 and 14: Lindsay, September 14 2,0mak Tisgopn- Hist. C; Fren. Comp. C. ed to cross the bighway he was to 17; Oshawa, September 12 to 14:cue ho aad' usadn Taylor, K.-Comp. C; Lit. II; warned by the Thompson b roter Orono. September 20 and 21;- weeklies as no group exists above DAHLIA GAREN AT ~ An. Hist. II; Geom. C; Phys. C; o! approaching traf!ic !rom the M 28;Mibllbro, September 29 and totlo0 onsis award-. CADMUS US GRAND Middle Scbool results of exam- LA 1; LC 2; FA c; FC c; Chemn. 2. Chem. C; Lat. Comp. III. south. He stepped back to, allow a 28; illrook Setemer 2 an A ttalof 00 pint is war- mations and the year's work have T. E. Freeman-AH 1; CH 1. Trewin, R.-Geom. C. lone vehicle to pass but !ailed toa 30; Port Hope, September 30 and ed in the contest and are distni- (By Cadmus Correspondent) been released by Chas. H. Mason, V. J. Gilbert-AH 1; Geom. 2; ýsee another from the south' and h ande 1 oenah Otbr 4.3vaueo!ntoiebs includiong ead- 1 those who are fond of secretary o! the High School LA 3; LC 3; FA c; FC c; Ag.2 1. sepdirtlinot ah.A-i and ___14.___vainue 25f or ypgraphy and make- natural beauty and beautiful Board. H. I. Glanville- AH 1; FC c, MIDDLE SOHOOL ýbent Thompson stated. The car i upg; 20 for tpesogrkh and 15 for grounids and !lowers are invited Symbols - EC, English Comn- Ag.2 C. E A IATO S carried him 60 feet and he died ii MRSBRHAloaan eeailutain.I1to visi "Dahlia Dell" at Cadmus position; EL, English Literature; J. F. Gorman- EL 3; CH c, ýshortly after the collision. MAKSBRTDA oca aen erilsrti ons. te1n1dth where' they will see not only AH, Ancient History; CH, Cana- Alg. c. ATr NEWCASTLE The dead man had been visitingv Mn. and Mrs. Ross Pearce en- chie! judge had this t0 to say: 'tbousands o! wonderful dahlias dian History; Alg., Algebra; Geom. R. J. Hall-EC c; EL c; CH c, ttehm f letTopo tetane a taModa i hn "n egrdf0te ones frand gladioli in full bloom but Geometry; LA, Latin Authors; LC, Alg. 2; Ag.l 2. Names are in alphabetical order for the past two weeks and theb tranda e odyi o- In eadt h ots othrsaoal lwrsadrc ai opoiin A rnh L.Hai-A ;Go.2; and figures after a subject wnit- party had just started out f visite ouro! her ges, Ms.S. . op lac i th Athu W Mashgardens hidden here and there Authors: FC. French Composition; Chem. 1. ten by a candidate denote grade o! other relatives in the district, Mr. celebrated her birthday. Mrs. lIonged examination o! the front ýamong beautiful trees, with little Phys., Physics; Chem., Chemistry; G. A. Hills-Ag.1 3. poiiny s rd 7-0) Sbnzo ohser Ywocmeitoteewsa rustic bridges leading to surprises AgI1, Agriculture 1; Ag.2, Agri- C. V. Hoar-EC c; EL c; CH Ic;: p raey6-7);lst grade (610-)lMrThomp s a id wr s tr Shantz recived card and2ndlgradees(66-74); 3rde egrader(ad'- Mr.iHi3,lisra widower,. ;ishss.r- Shantzaeceiveecardsand tee-epagero!othsSiucotReforer and65); C. denotes a credit (50-59) vived by two daughters, Mrs. El- gramns o! congratulations from St. the Bowmanville Statesman. Thet very u r egn. bethe gorg ouscutre 2, Ceod;3Tr class Al;J.g. 2; hs. c. c Ac CadFidctsfiue er Wilbur o! Hampton and Mrs. Louis, Chicago, III. and Rochester, page o! these two papers differs jose the lily' pond and îast but 1, First class honors; Failures not 3; Ag.2 3. AleJh .Eg ,p Carl Wilbur o! Taunton, Ont. N.Y. During the day Mrs. Shantz styling and makeup o! the front hou s h iteototcbnilstd W .JmsGo.1 had a surprise visit from ber positively. Yet in the opinion o!fnotleasHihet.it1e outpst1cabn listd1;W.aGtJamesGeom. AllenJohn K-Eng. omJoh1 with th gravelwalk leding u B. M. rmour -EC cAnc.3;Hist. Jo;e-AHg2;1;omChem.ut1; ;Lat..Nompblame P wasrs attaciv ed tfthJohn daughter and family, Mn. and Mrs. the judges, The Statesman's mer- twit heavte ldalk ain p B.M Amur E c L A 3D.E.JocsAHc; 2 ;CGem. c;. th.1; tos. A Pteron riero te a anol VgBreretonidrn te frs Thos.tisbeaueA.sC 2 - A1;lg1 .. 2; whiich struck and killed Mr. Hil- o!PnfedNY.ue !ilutrtoninal orsome o! the features you will be FCc c Ag A. . 2. oner Dr. Robent McDerment found In the late a! ternoon Mr. and issues submitted for scrutiny was delighted to see. M .Bkr-AI.1 A3 D. Kriox-Alg. 2; Geomn. c; LA CokRiaV-n. om.ftrsrtdibainatna- aMr. arendeMCairnso!mal 'iomore onsse nt, ndis;illsa- This is one o! the beauty spots FC c; Ag.2 c. J L 3. Ec;ElC; Eng. Lit. 1; Alg. F: Cbem. C. 1 journed inquest held at Port o! Ottawa. joined the party. Mrs. because the lower bal! of the o! the country and the genial host E. T. Bellamy-Alg. 2: Phys. 2: D. Ms; Agi' 2' Duck, Vivian H.-Eng. Lit. . Hope. Cairns was a college friend of page, below the fold. xvas every anW oess. lMna nd Mu vrs. A. Chem. c.1 M. J. McCready-Geom. 2; LAK Hendry. Edith M.-Eng. Lit. The jury found that Albert Mrs. Pearces and the ladies had. time more def initely strongby cmead ou wi11go wa feel- D .BatGon .c; F-c.2 Anc. Hist. C; Chem. C. Hillis came to bis death as the re- flot visited each other in several reason of featured matenial, than come tan you hago aayltl W. J. Brown-EL c. M. D. McDonald-Ag.1 c. Holmes. Jean C.-Eng. Comp. (Continued on page 7) yer.was the lower portion o! the Re- igta o aehdahtl H. Casbourn-EL c. C. Cc;veen eomLi2.LAF2 years. glimo1se of the better world. It A. M. Comstock-EC c; EL c C.MIve-om2;L 2; Eg i.F ______________ - i cetanlya bauifu sght J M Cwlig-A c Gem. LC c; FA c; FC c. Lovekin. James P.-Eng. Comp. is certainc; W.beD.tMcllveen-EL; 3;oCH *'12: Eng. Lit. 1; Anc. Hist. 1; Alg. O Wnen lit up wLith electnic lgt LA c;1; FA ' c. iF; Chem. C. I l:dtrsS n D srie is rp a ights P. L. Cox-LA c; FA c. 1Alg. 1; Phys. c. 1 eace Margaret V.-Anc. Htst. Lions Club Presidt G. B. Crawford-EC 2; EL 2; 22 . MeMAlg. 1; C2em. 13;., 1Ag.l 2. __________1__________1. To Priie C unra d th oat A spe:al upplement da CH c; Alg. 1; Phys. c L . Mithel-FA FC 3. Powell, Maurice J-Eg Lt3; ing with the 5th anniversary L. A. Darch-Alg. c. . E. . Mitchell-A; c Anc. Hist. ;Ag Ce. F. Tries To Bribe Japanese Boy With some o! the younger fry ike o! the foundlng of the R. M. T. C. Davison-AH 3; Phys. c: 2;E.Mich2;lFAH ; C 2. Spencer, Ethel J.-Eng. Comp. general rule but it is indicative ol ToTak itot uces-Ruth and I, the lunch counter wvas Hollingshead Company, man- Ag.2 dLA. E2 Mos-C 2; EL 2; CH 2. C; Anc. Hist. 1; Cbem. F; Lat. the great populanity o! the pag- Gets First Glimpse of for the most part the centre o! ufacturers of Whlz Products, T. D a-Hc L ;L ;Aîg. 2; Agi Cm.C;F.Cop .eat3ori.s eealyakow- attraction. Here one was able to wviI1 be found on Pages 4 and FA 3; FC 3; Ag.2 c. , K. A. ONeill-EC 1; EL 1; CH' Van Dusen, Bruce-Eng. Lit. C. ledged that in the Canadian Na- Canadian Rookies secure sandwiches o! aîî types, 5. Pictures of the local plant, B. E. Edger-CH c. 2-1'g ; g12 tional Exhibition's grands ta n d coffee and soft drinks. The walk and of the Canadian officiais, S. B.-,Elliott-EC c; EL c., Alg. 1;Artig. 2. E e Noe-Ti stefirst o!f between our coach and the lunch together with interestlng stor- L. E. Emn'ett-EC 2; EL c; CH Alg. 2. . aneeTat's te ostoi a-the reas the uliate.fThe musica Note:-This i the acounter provided about the onîy les o! the company ivill prove c; Alg. 2; Phys. 2. vne htstesoya h ece h liae h uia series o! articles describing a tripoteeeciewe eeabet generally interesting. On e O. M. Fagan-AH 2; Geom. 3: (Continued on page 7) Canadian National Exhi bi t ion. ride and the smashing, scintillat- f0 Vancouver for the Canadian get.tosadcpeo!Teta- Last Faîl the management receiv-, tng pyrotechnic display are ex- Wekl NwpacrAsoiaio bot ne dyman are being dithe Utedc'~e resfrrsred setsfo tremely popular feafures o! the Wek esae soito bu neadywe would tedlsay nthUnited e by mfoiesredset frperformance. Convention. by William G. James, (Turn to Page 2) States and Canada. Newcastle H rtiJtra ociety 1938. O! course this is not the- son o! the editor o! The States-c man. The following story describes the trip from Toronto to Van-Mdm irceofSeneW î Successfully Sponsors DistrictOvroigAT eeRnM gi (By William G. James) TL1Tk10~A nj2 Flower Show in Community Hall Rnl< HreP11f(2m wcv were on our way. Miss "éï&t- 181 I1~UcI~ <i~OAAV ALVI wortliy o! the Association o! Can- adian* Advertisers, and Ralph Everyone 18 Invited To, Attend is full o! sparkling entertainmrentl Gordon, The Statesman poet, were Free Showing of 'Pre- and comedy. Those who attend preentat he nio Sttio 'n views of Progress In ýthe performance in Oshawa will Toronto to sec us on our way. It jýe"sud ha"lgt n was close to midnighf. oni Satur- Oshawa Next Week "see snd, ohea" lghtand dav. Auigust 6th. The great de- 1 jra16 tv htawy e pot xvas the scene o! considerable ivra16 tv htawy e huste ad butleas dpari The General Motors "Previcws mains cold f0 the touch. These edîtors and their wives from al! Progress" stage show, thrilling'aejsafcvothmny a- ove Onani bae frewll o fi "Circus o! Science" which will bei ical manveis o! modemn science oer ndsario'eaies e wet r o enfered in the New York World's1 which will be per!onmed o0n a ouis anway tesC. W.AConn Fair, wiil be presenfed in Alex- specially constnucted stage in tion at Vancouver. To mother andi andra Park, Augusf 24, 25 and 26, Alexandra Park on Wednesday, dad who had made the trip before R. S. McLaughlin, Presideht o!f Thunsday and Fniday o! next there was perhaps the samne fhrill Genenal Motors o! Canada, Lfd., 'week, free to the general public. tht Ruth and 1 expei'ienced. Here! announced yesterday. Thus the people o! Bowmanville we were at the stant o! a trip thatj There will be 'one performance will have the opportunity o! was to take us more than 2800 nightly at 8:45 o'clock, and under 'previewing" a show which is miles away f rom home, and for1 the planned arrangements, each destined f0, become an internation- nearly three w c e k s familiarpefrac will be staged free ai attraction at the forthcoming scenies and faces were to be re- j th gnea public. 1Words Fair. More ta 10,000 plaed ithanever-changingý "Previews o! Pnogress" comes ies o! Peterboro turned ouf scenery and an ever changing f0 Oshawa aften a short tou f t e hstrligso hni thnong o! ncw people. Ontario whene more than 5000001pae hre1 as&o Our car was the third !rom the pensons bave seen this amazing "I wish f0 exfcnd a cordial in- end o! a sixteen coach train. The spectacle during a period o! three vitation to the people o! Bowman- four James' tnavelled in a draw- weeks. The show at present is in ville f0 attend this show wben if ing noom section wbich is about Sudbur9p where if will close f0- will be prcsented in Oshawa," the size o! an ondinat'y batbnoom. mornow night. Cannying more Mn. McLaughlin said yesferday. The equtpment includes two than five tons o! stage properties He added, "This is one o! the most double beds, two chairs, a bench, and weird scientfiic parapher- unusual shows that I ever have a small bathromr and a clothes nalia, the dramatic "Circus o! seen and I know that those who closef. The chairs becamne the Science" wiil arrive in Oshawa on comne will be amply rcpaid for beds at nigbt. the morning o! Augusf 24, in the their attendance. o! course, we did not sleep shape o! a mammoth sfreamliner much o! the !irst night. Nexf which stands i1 feet high and morning -wc awoke f0 ind our- stretches 28 feet in length. This Many a cierk fails to see an selves travelling through the den- highway leviathan will be used opportunity because he keeps bis sely woodcd and rocky section of on the Fair grounds during the ey es on the dlock. Northei'n Ontario. The country Wold's Fair in New York. "Happiness is in action, and appeared to be almost uninhabited "Previews o! Progress" is not every power is intended for ac- except for an occasional small an automobile show non a motion tion; humnan happiness, therefore, scttlement whenc railnoad men picture, but 90 minutes o! mystify- can only be compiete as ail the made thein homes. During the ing demonstrations o! somne o! the powers bave their full and legiti- day we stopped af three or four strange devic'es whicb will be us- mate play.-Thomas. smnall towns for about ten min- cd in the "world o! to-monrow." "Men do not break down !romn utes, wbich gave us timne to get If is presented in a language overwork, but !rom wonny and Out and stretch our legs a liffle. which aflyone can undersfand and dissipation."-Charles E. Hughes. Large CroWd Attends Color- fui Show-Prizewinners In AU Departmnents Are Announced (By 'Newcastle Correspondent) thousands o! them. The show wvas judged by Mn. John F. Clark, Toronto, assisfed by Mn. Chas. H. Lane, Valenfia, and also Mn. Geo. H. Dickinson. Sec. o! The Men o! the Trees, To- rotwho belped the local sec- The annual summen flower show- recording and tabuiafing the for the Ontario Horticulfural Dis- judges' decisions. trict No. 4 compnising the fivcÜ Highesf honours o! the show counfies o! Northumberland, Dur' wenf f0 Mn. Russel G. Heard o! bam, Peterborough, Victoria and the Woodvillc Honticultural Soc- Haliburfon, was hcld in the comin fVcoi outwown5 muniy hll. ewcstie onFn-points and the Brookdale-Kings- day, August l2th, under the au- way Silven Cup, donated by Mn. spices o! the Newcastle Horficul- J. H. H. Jury, Bowmanville, for tural Society. If was an ambitious Ihigbcst numben o! points, won by undertaking on the part o! the any society outside o! the com- local sociefy f0 sponsor thîs show munity sponsoring the show. Mn. which was held at Peterborough Jury was in attendance and xvit- in 1937. Plans f0 hold the show ýnessed the presenfafion o! the here were began hast wintcr and 'cup. when President J. H. Jose broacb- The bulk o! ail the prizes for cd the subject at the Ontario Hont- Gladioli went f0 exhibitons from icuifunal Convention in Toronto three widely distant centres: Mn. hast Februany the delegafes fnom! Heard o! Woodville; Mn. T. W. the various sociefies in the district McCamus o! Millbrook; and Mrs. and the District Director, Mn. C. H. Sinett o! Brighton, with Bow- H. Lane, Valent îa, gave their con-î manville and local growers win- sent and of!ered thein support. ning a few bere and there. Mrs. Committees were then !ormed by Fred Tamblyn, Orono, had an the Newcastle Society tf0 work ouf outstanding display o! sevenal defaîls and bring the function f0 baskets o! Ghads. a success!ul matenialization whicb A Millbrook lacr', Miss Josie they did. fluffon, cousin o! Mn. M. H. Staples The large basement o! the hall o! Orono, had the leading exhibit by 1 p.m. Friday was fransformn- in Dahlias and capfured two ed into a venitabie indoor garden special prizes. Three Millbrook with over !i!ty classes o! flowers young people also sfood first in on display from points as fan the Junior Judging Competition, northwesf as Woodville and as fan inaugunafed in this district this east as erighton, in addition f0 year by the Ontario Department twenfy classes o! vegetables. Mn. o! Agriculture througb the Hont- SA. H. Fletcher, Bowmanville, icultural section and Mr. Chas. H. weil known. rose fancier who was Lane, District Director. Three ipresent witb Mrs. Fletcher ail teamsý, sponsored by Brighton, 1affernoon, said he had neyer seen .sucb. flowers, and there wene (Continued on Page 5) I I A55 a A<AJ ~A A ~5LAA8L~ -. a grounden with Phillips getting- the assisf. As a bunch o! batters, almosf evcry one o! the locais looked like a punk for the finst finie up, but that f00 took a nevensal o! fonm in the fifth and from then on thei fences couldn't hold tbem. The niccsf bit o! the nigbf came !rom Bihl Bagnell's bat in the sixfhi with none on, when he leancd bard into a cbesf higb baîl that1 went fan oven the leff centre fieldi fence for the longest bit o! the1 yean. Or, as many bail players' and fans dlaim, the longest sincei the stadîum bas been in use. Bihl bad quite a nighf wifh fhnee bitsj and one strike-ouf and one put- ouf. Siemon, Williams and Col-I ville also came fbrough on the. stick end wif h fhree baggens. Thei latter f wo smacked theirs in1 direct succession as the !irsf fwo batters in the sfýventh, Williams scoring on Colville's hit and Col- ville coming in on a deep f ly f0 night from Siemon's wiliow. So fan, the Sunderland team basn't been ment ioned in fhig write-up, but they fielded as fine a bail organîzafion as this town bas seen in many a moon. O! course, barring our local team. Led by Harvey Jackson, the migh- fy busher, on first base, fhey ne- gistered only one error througb- ouf and handled plent y o! sizzlers that were labelled for sure bits. Fair sfarfed in the losers' box and fooled the boys for three inn- ings with a series o! drops and sfraight balis that from the stands looked as big as watermelons and jusf as inviting, but couldn'f seemn f0 be picked. He fhrew unfil the (Continued on page 7) Bill Bagneli Smacks Longest Rit of Year Far Over Goodyear Fence - Next Game of PIay-offs in Port Hope on Batur- day Afternoon Bowmanviile Royals, scoreiess unfil the fi! th, came fhrough on Wednesday at the local grounds and nabbed second place in the playoffs by pounding the cover off the bahl in the final four inn- ings f0 defeat Sunderland 7-3. The game, one o! the finesf of the yean, opencd with George Pbillips on the Royals' mound, geffing himseif into plenty o! bof water and losing the super control for which he has been noted. Be- hind hlm, the local lads were nof helping much and by the end o! the third stanza the visitons had counfcd fhnce runs. The fans began fo lose interesf and cali for another beaver, but Pbillips seftled down niceiy and held the invaders to three hids !rom the fourfh unfil the end wifhout walking one batter. In !act, the lasf five innings saw nof nore than four men face Phi- llips in any one innings, with only fhree men in the !îfth, eighfb and ninfh. For the final few chuckers, Phillips had the best backing in the wonld fnomn his fielders. Neyer have fhey looked better, Williams, Osborne, Siemon and every other man on the teamn handled the pili without one slip. Boydie Slimon deserves special credif for tbree put -outs in the !ifh. The fist a fly back o! bis sack, the second a snappy grounder and the third LIONS MEMBERS IN EDITORIAL CHAIR Members of Bowmanville Lions Club are the authors of this week*s editorials in The Statesman. Without sugges- tion of any kind from this of- fice the members of the Club have gathered together a group of very interesting sub- jects for discussion. They oc- cupy the regular space on the editorial page. Last week's editorials by the Town Coun- cil received favorable mention in the editorial page of The Globe and Mail on Saturday. Next *week, members of Bow- manville Rotary Club will write the editorials. The three week series of editorials are being written by. these groups in the absence of the editor in the West. On September Ist, the editorials will again voice the opinions of this of- f ice. CHILD'S BODY IS NOT RECOVERED Despite continued searcbing and dragging along Symons Beach, just west of Bowmanville, over the weekend and early part of the week, the body of six-year- )ld Keith Beales of Toronto, has not been recovered. The lad was drowned last Tuesday when he fell out of a rowboat that had drifted almost a quarter of a miule out in Lake Ontario fromn the beach where he was playing. Local equipm=nt, augmented by smc from Oshawa and Toronto, was used in the search with police and lifesavers aided by fishermen and relatives o! the boy. It is hxoped that waves will wash up the body on the shore in the vic- inity, and a constant patrol is be- ing maintained along the beach. The lad was lost in 45 feet of water, and it is feared bis body may be wedged between large boulders off the shore. It is fear- ed also that the boy may have fallen into one o! many deep holes and that dragging operations may have toppled other stones into the hole. BOY SCOUT NOTICE Members of the lst and 2nd Troops of Boy Scouts are in- vited to attend a Corn Roast with the 9Sth Toronto Troop at the Memorial Camp on Fr1- day night. Boys should meet at The Statesman Office and transportation wi11 be provid- ed. Here's a real chance to fraternize with some *out-of- town Scouts. lent Secs Radio ,arthy Dumnmy J. J. Brown Tells Members of Rotary Club of His Trip to California To Attend Lions International Convention. The thrill of actually seeing Charlie Mecarthy and Edger Ber- gen in action and viewing a mov- ing picture in the making were but a few of the interesting details described by J. J. Brown, Presi- dent of Bowmanville Lions Club, who as Lions District Governor, recently returned from an inter- national convention at Oakland, Calif., and spoke to the Rotary Club Friday. Describing the trip as the most interesting and pleasant of his life. Mr. Brown began his obser- vations at the moment he board- ed the train on July 15th at To- ronto and told of the changes in rail travel in the past few years with the introduction of air con- ditioned coaches. At some points of the trip the weather on the outside reached 120 degrees Fah- renheit, but the interior was neyer above 70 or 75 degrees. The new trains are also much faster and contain fine lounge cars and re- freshment and beverage stands. The price of meals on this par- ticular train was only 90e for three meals which, were satisfy- ing with plenty o! food. Some of the stops included such cities as Omaha, Nebraska, one in the State o! Utah where a natural rock formation on the side of the mountain is called Devils Side and appears to be a huge .', 2 B - ~ 4 ~ -