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Read By 129000 People Weekly ORONO NEWS on Page 9 ~b~ W l~hNEWCASTLE NEWS WihWhich Are IncorPorated The Bowmanville News, The Newcastle Independent And The Orono News VOLUME 85 BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 2Oth, 1939NU ER6 ViSIT LIONS HOBYSHOW.AT sT.PAL!S SATURA £IA @ J I~ UI's been hard this yart W om e W ogld u f r Mt FETVLA)UI TO FrsyFedDay Plans Are IT 'Ten" sprgwsenSfe Ms ETIA DUDCTRDisplays NumnberOvr10 really here, but Wednesday Discussed, At Zone Meeting porten r wnder the-ca If Fascism Came To Canada Cm moni n wy anering re Held In Brighton On Tuesday heins wbichtnelslocalcitff Canadian Club Ladies ToldSupingCm tee Wt ___ __________y stormn windows and rake the ____________ Their Variety And neut lawn. Russell Candier, the efficient caretaker of the Post W. H. Porter. Editor of MORE NEW BOOKS Office, was seen removing the Miss Hyndmnan, K. C., NO ONE HURT ASEhbis My B SenCNT TBEY ? FarinePost Office stFps - a sure signes WomniTo" TRUCK AND CAR Far er' dvoatF R JVE IL S PostOfenprtector sufrme Urge By Public from 2 p.m. Pictrs 0 omnil SugssLgsainof spri.ng. When interviewed, Part in Preserv!6i STAGE COLLISION U tl93 o nya Pbi n ihSho hl Su gssLgsain Juvenile Books recently receiv- he stated that hie had been in Democ.3rfracyya ub frC tigControl ed at Bowmanville Public Library e orc1 Car Carry..g .. Tp..an .,. hrg rel _____Heidi Grows Up - - - Tritten a quandary because of the 4___ Daughter, Bowmanville, ][s_______ Th cre a ý-late spring, but when he saw1 Bakeri mo n aepo ThensScraaletramOakd- -Meigs a certain citizen having his IDCnaa er o ecmed r Ck ose ruate uNeordFoe try F iereIGlasnd - - - weson spring haicut, lhe knew the I Cndawr_______ ýs' rckMoeFotnaeOver 2,000 people are expected m Rs'voeiesdore ubradCounty Frsr il e ils ----Lwo time to remove the steI>s had cist, the cléas of people who wou to attend the Lions Club Hobby MYdns o erosbsns DaytheweradscssOnt a eetn hietetryLg Burss arrived. Other signs include sueredMs P.wouldm the oci L. B. Tapson and daughter Dor- Show, at St. Paul's Lecture Room, menhvgaeedlfrn ofth Cnra Otrl Rfoeta --Buges sucker fishers galore going deardMsP.yn a, .C Bowmanville, this Saturday, when o hs itrspitn u lion, Zone No. 4, held at Brighton Valiant, Dog of the North -aTortrito, atbueiWoees,'anCa" othy, Bowmanville, escaped in- Tednentyovea1,50hexhibts wil be o diS- frinso omrdy on Tuesday. The field dgy wifl. - - O'Brien abuthibsnead a dian Club here on Monday afer jury in an accident play. saymg h1500ow funny they loodis-ok.e include a tour of the county re- Silver Chief to the Rescue-- dozen and one mothers push- oon. This idea of governmt n ight, when the car in whîch tlieyply ai down Kingn plttreet euntil tixereriennvolving and depending upoik were driving collided with the Dr. H. A. Frlcker Although this is the first hobby It real ssrrsn o guiresaiopnyosw th epeinepl- ren i r on Kipe ra utrs uP and, ari crtinshow held in this vicmnity, entries chargdsmeo.hsepo guidesccom anyintheoplte, A unt ai fNrembeLrgstreth l most a trafflc jam. freMansceti eut rear of a truck driven by Harold Director of Toronto's Mendelssohn have been pouring t tasrrs r ody hnyuaeu to escibeandpoit ot he utcackr o Nuembrg- Cooke women based on biologicai factLf Allin, Orono. The collision Oc- Choir, has been secured for a sec- ing rate. The exhibits will include town, rpb n hcl niany advantages that such a plan Epammiondas and the Eggs - Egan In givlng these resulta iý<im urred at an intersection one-haif ond tim to take charge of adjudi- art work in pencil, ink and water with hietlWokos hars. Heroes ofForgotitenAdventureg CLUB TO HZAR MOGEER Hyndxnan said speic snO mle etof ew ste cation of Durham County Music colours; collections of stamps, your ictr a ae e Reprsenaties u b er in g- - Bridges may be unfair. Le:ttler ss Mr. Tapson was following the Festival. Dates set are May 9-10- wood, scrap books and everything laughdaafe mnueb- nearly fifty were present from the Also the following Adult Non- Men's Canadian Club are hold- She then gave these quota truck in an easterly direction on 11. iaial.Teewl lob oe countiescff Ontaia, Durhm, Vic- iction:ing their annual "Ladies Night" from speeches that Hitler has g i~%Hghway No. 2, when Allin is said ______________dsly ffn aultann toria, Peterborough, Northumber- Disgrace Abounding -- Reed Monday, April 24th, at Balmoral en from tinie to time: "Liberld to have been making a lef t hand iclud in idhesan tainid landHastngsPrine EdardThrogh Ebass Eye - -DoddHote at p.m. They have been has a large number of points for turn, when the accident occurred. NO DISEASE APPARENT els, airplanes, kites, gliders. - yearsofaeansniroerta Lennox and Addington. Reeve W. Europe in Retreat - - - Dean very fortunate in securing one of women's equality. The Nazi pro- Neither the truck driver, nor a _______ssi rsevd o age. A. Anderson of Ofonabee presid- When There Is No Peace-- Canada's outstanding public men, gram for women has only one - passenger, Lawrence Hooey, Or- Report of the Tuberculin Aohrcasi eevdfr Oshaw ugshvebe hs ed. Armstrong Gerry G. McGeer, M.P., Vancou- this is the child. While man makes ono, were injured. Tests recently conducted by B c uts heewihdl as oferen owr d rzsadwikei A. H. Richardon, Officer-in- Rediscovery of Man-- - - Link ver, B.C., who is a most entertain- his supreme sacrifice on the field Considerable damage was done the Ontario Dept. of Health at craf .Teewl lob eifwrpt1 ..Stra.Te Charge ofReoetto ofteRahnfr the Stars - - Waln ing and impressive speaker. A of battle, woman fights'her suIt to the Tapson car, although the Bomnie Hg col lsc, neealeore mbrn oid okshrl ftrno and arehe Forstr Brnch Trono, ed heQuo Vadinus - - - - White large attendance is anticipated. remne battle for her nation whe truck fared much better. Provin- shows that 39 students re- ery, candy, cookies, cakes, pen- doors wl etrw pnt h discussion. A lot of interest is she gives 111e to a child. Her cial Traffic Officer W. F. Thomp- acted positively to the pre- mnhpadhnrd fohrpbi bigtaken in tree planting this ho a alties are to men and the s son investigatedd may charge lmnr etoto oa f mnhpadhnrd fohrpbi t2pm diso year, said Mrf. Richardson, in or- A & . 1V LD her duties are those of housewl Allun with making an inproper 25 is a d teouofachr.tose o exhibits. For thos h ontepc eb der to commemorate the coming A11 LVI J19J i ars A , oc l uralici mother and propogandist." le! t 4and turn under Sec.3:0o with positive reactions were One class is reserved for pro- utw in t heaoronteds visit of the King and Queen. The is not an important eleriWnt the Highway Traffic Act. given X-Ray examinations jects and we uuderstand there is play wiv cniu l h vnn branch is planning to publish lit-Va . ~_ Q&, A yn marniage. "What matters la not Friends brought the Tapsons to and the report stated that a large entry list including a mo- until 9.0 eture fonsrutienseltoptngschVvivi a il Station Agent Re ûhat my husband finds satlsfac- their home in Bowmanville, while "Noue o! the films show any dlmdea ati n ii- Geo.L.DvgeChrmno trees insructons or plntin, ~~"8~'tion lu his marriage but that his the truck was able to continue eiec ftbruos y turci theatre. teL anda__nthe prLionsh ClubideBoyoftusudulGirdis ani gh enoel por a crmonic H . children are o! pure race." The under its own power. ease. However, on account of Children up to 16 years of age Work Cmntei hreo nItighobe flw e fo reacneremo nJ.H Bateman Beoean Career adian Pacific, being stationed at final quotation, the speaker cafld_________ slight shadowing, we suggest will compete for silver cups and the projcsdhsassat r It h one way to create interest in b ~Dranoel for 4 years. Hitler's blood-curdling di c t um ta.w sol ereryd dividual cash prizes. The cm ifCruhrAe crgr tree-planting and reforestation. As Carrnage Painter But Incidentally, Dranoel got its and read as follows: "Everyhn, HRHE XEA G u t h.Atirppi petonsdvddmo two clasae e-aed Ino- Rsil Obrn n A .TEm. Man. ardonta sce thataf eldcied Ralwy y name from the superintendent of from the baby's first storybook te who was not present at the es, junior up to and lucluding 12 son. mau avataestht fel dy ore Interesting the railway at the lime, J. W. the last newspaper, theatre, elh- Choira and ministers of Trinity time of the original tests was would have if held in the county. Leonard, whose name spefled ema wiil be put to this end; until United Churches, Port Hope and checked over later and was For one thing, he said, it makes backwards hs Dranoel. the brain of the tinieat child 15 Bowmanville will exchange ser- classed with the two to be re- e biI9,IAu uTt.1rw U :L tihe people more enthusiastic over Afler nearly 19 years continu- Coming to this fair town 19 enetated by the glowing pray- vices this Sunday evening. The rayed. Parents of those con- Cee rates 102nd AniasA the idea of reforestation, which o! ous service at Bowmauville C.P.«R. years ago, he purchased the home e:Anghty God, bless our wea- local church officials are asking cerned have been advised re- course, is our main object. Sev- station, J. H. Bateman retired of Wesley Kerr on Scugog Street pons again - bless our battle." , for a large congregation to wel- garding the malter. M.O.H. I s iig S r o sA d Fn u i eral prominent men sometimea at- from active service on April 15th. where they still reside. Their only Iu Germany, went on the snà mcorne the visitors. Dr. W. H. Birks assisted with ls i ng S r o sA tend such gatheringa, clearly Born lu 1874, the son o! Mr. cid, Gladys, is if of Mr. Mel- er, various organizations h the tests. _el__ showing the imxportance o! these and Mrs. James Bateman lu Hope ville Dale, well known snger and been formed to persuade wom meetings lu the 111e o! our pre- Township, the second of a family hardware merchant. into seeing their duties sud do CHOIR INVITED OUT Rev. W. Harold Reid Preaches alwaysbngraytbigote sent-day goverient. Plans are IAwelve, who arez. a-in lg- ex- Mr- and Mns. Bateman have ai- them. Hitler hasevolved a seppolet Hsnaesu h*ey alre"j made for a field day f0 becetne he started his career as ways been, faithful sud active by which women are able to be The school choir of Bowman- CAKES COMPARED At Both Services Assisted sae ltenfrmernldah held Duferin udaGey on-ai arnae painter with his two church workers. Mr. Bateman persuaded to bear children, e ot ill e ghScoo a s eenaluvit- a WITH NEWSPAPERS by Vocaliats from Orono h notsucinhsadtoge fies. If we are thaeoel unclea, George and Will McCart- was an eider o! the Preabyterisu for themselves, but for the state e oprsn amscaargrmnd Choir couple o or nSna u Durhmm and Northumberland, it ney of Bethany, becoming an ex- Church in Bethauy, and a mem- Train their boys to be soldiers at Parkdale United Church, To- "Newspapers Are Like Cakes ~ an houa rtosmeohrdy hs up to the people themnselves to pert striper, o! which there were ber o! the Presbyterisu Church lu and their girls to bécome mothers ronto, Sunday evenlug, April 23. was the subject o! the address You mutlv1o Crs vr see that it i5 a ,success' very few. While lu Bethany he Lindsay. They are both members o! soldiers, dedicatlug lu turn The program will conslst o! well given by John M. James o! The Large congregations attended hour o!tedycnl utl a The speaker showed several joined the band, playing the eu- o! Trinity United Church lu Bow- their lives to children, husband known sacred piecesansd negro Statesman staff at the meeting o! the lO2nd Anniversary Services o! can youmn i tenlbesn slides o! pictures taken at the phonium and the cornet with a manville. sud state. Various ageucies o! the spirituals. Locally the choir has St. Paul's Young People's Union St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church o! life eelsig lime o! the Norfolk sud Simcoe great demi o! akill sud enjoyment. Mn. Bateman ila amember o! Fascist government are explained made an enviable reputation foronM daenngTecopi-nSudy Aseiaprchr tteevngsrietecor County field day. The coat o! such' nMna vnn.Tecmai o udy pca rahr A fiel daywoul notbe ecea-Then he was employed as a car- Jerusalem Masonic Lodge. As. he lu a book by Robert A. Brady en- tjxemselves sud this is their first son was hat both are made from sud special music by guest solo- sangalveystm,"utA I a iedda oudno b xcs 1nage painter by John Boyd o! hs a sort o! Jack-of-ali-trades, he titled -The Spirit sud Structure chance to show what they can do deflulte recipes, the description istsansd the choir jolued to make Amn." h hirwsdret b sive. Fi! ty dollars would put on Baltimore, Ontario, for a short is neyer idle, being able to do a o! German Fascism." Especially abroad. AUl Forms are represented o! the former's make-up being the services memorable. Mn. F .MlleP hieMs a wing to eeu anc o . A.time. little bit o! every kind o! trade interesting la the chanter headed lu the 42 pupils who compose the both enlightening and iuterestlug. At the morning service, Rev. W. LouiseOsoepriddate OwinEalyin is outhheacaiedsefomcarpntyftT.adsaAig.choir. Mr. Francis Sutton, Mus. aodRi fKo rsyeinogn Reid, Warden o! the United Coun- alinhsyuhleaqiea rmcretyt adcpn.Cntueonpg8) Bcwl odtthchi.Ohrnmesoth rga urOhwpece ni- fies o! Northumberland sud Dur- position with the Grand Trunk Retiing !rom the active life o Cnludo ae8 a. ilcutteoir. Othluer numberisoo the pogr Hrl RiWilx-rsytra ogn hmm W H Mrtn, ornt, s-Railway sud became a telegrapher station agent, we will not be sur- son, accompanied by Marion Dud- pressive sermon, d w e 1 1 i n g on sistaley, readingrculbyrlCy ilGoCoombesFrIsaheah's wvisionedto!fGodMrsudt God'somWHALIsaiS'sLvisonIofLAYEan Representatives, gave tee address moved to Port Perny, Peterboro ing "The Wood's Senate." UN An..1.ey oa ol yJenot n rcli hecmngo e o! welcome, in which hie in!ormed 1 n Lindsay. There hie marriediVU C Rice accompanied by Mary Mc- otesau roclamlteucmi the audience o! the great progresa Mae Braden, dsughter o! Mr. sud Ale-Rv .F aitrwsM.Ri aeawae sudediscuseseisfures ud whjctst e. J.ms W. ,WetOp.HOSPITALS RANK To Adjudicate Local M usic Festival1in charge o! the meeting, acripture «clear sud concise adaptation o is wealgo usasdha Re.J .McMillan, Presbyter- A T N U T Y___ ____________ readîug being taken by George tels Bible incident to everyda isour .D Karlt o could be doue to even better it.iamnstrpe!mdthcr- Graham sud devotional reading cie tein hipoletnawy Considerable progress has been mony. Affer their marriage, Mr. fsia slei tews yJh rhm epeae oase n otepae amount o! tree planting but in brook for two montes. lie teen hospitals during the past hall Mendelsohn Choir, Will eugaged. It was decided to close tee ses- Lor'R. w Loghn, h ely platedsoe haelvrwche creating interest lu the minda o! moved to Beteany where hie was century, teat to-day if the com- iMiss Helen Morris, Secretsry, son with a banquet tee firat week M.R .Lgn omryo ately,lak !spcpeeus s tee people. On tee whoie, fhe Grand Trunk Agent for 14 years. bined hospital work beiug doue Adjudicate Festival St iforma us entries have been in May when ail speakers sud St Andrew's Church cougnega- from pu1 hglscmlt d He reslgned from tee G.T.R. sud ilu Canada sud tee United States Port Hope in May pouring lu ail week wite s !ew artists who helped wlte tee meet- lion sud now residing lu Orono, dreses webu fwllap (Contlnued on Page 7) accepted a position with tee Can.. couîd be classed as industry, it belated ones who have phoued ings will be luvited. sang a lovely baritone solo, "Come ne uan eryIse rsdu u would rank !ifte or sixte on tee test teeir entries are on the way. At tee close of tee regular was Blessed." O! special luterest bert Hoe wslJcagio h Amencan ontient.Dr. H. A. Fnicker, conductor o! Ail indications point to anoteer meeting, President George Gra- .tesornmoomyM.A meeting NorhAia ont inn.-A Drummond o! Orono. She sang- __________ Some consolidsted American Toronto's renowned Mendelssohn delight!ul sud outstandiug festi- haux sud tee treasurer, Mrs. Geo. lu her besutiflsu:n esngmn Liquidate National mant Hopel i u d t aiona eb sud Canadisu statistica brought to Choir, lecturer at tee Toronto val which will be the musical Graham, were brought to teuer, How Beauiful Upon the light at tee last Ontario Hospital event o! the year as far as Dur- front. An address was red by ~Inkeig ihte àin e 01 e A L .Association Convention pontray Conservatony o! Music, sud or- hanm County is concerned. Cyril Coombes expressing tee ap- eMeoun en setnns. nefu uv B ~e~1n uv nc n g su rgs te asneso!hopia eteprs ganist o! tee Metropolitan United May we again remmnd citizens preciation o! the services tee two Plumtonber, has redeorafed hi _______________________on tels continent sud tee import- Church, has been secured as ad- sud societies who in yesrs past had rendered lu the past years, In tee evening, Mr. Reid, lu his atone sdpolddfrlagrds ant contribution it la msking to judicator for the Durham County have made generous contributions sud wishing teem every kind o! sermon, urged tee congregation to play ipc o tvs uncs E9. A. Summeru Outlines Pro- COM.PIETEB 25 YEARS the healte life o! our people. Music Festival which will be held to tee festival fund test their co- success lu their new wedded yen- !oilow Christ in their daily work, etc. Some 7,000 registered hospitals at Port Hope May 9-10-11. This operation la greatly needed again ture. Miss Jean Hogarth, on be- jects for 1939 Ineludlng are providing appr o ximast el1y announcement should be welcom- this year. It hs hoped others will hall o! tee Y.P.U., presented them Oraiainof Swine 1,200,000 beds with a daily aven- ed both by contestants sud the feel the urge to make donations wite an electric sandwich toaster. Club age o! about 1,000,000 patients. It public generaily as Dr. Fricker to tels very worthy cause. The Both made suitable replies. First Sigfn 0f Spring F n s F n _____takes an annual expenditune o! gave outstanding satisfaction asat finsuciug o! thçV festival is de- approximately $1,000,000,000 f0 year as adjudicator o! tee aduit pendent to a great extent on theA xi s To pe Ba baiS a o Durham County, within a !ew maintain sud operaf e these hospi- classes. This year hie will have generosity o! the public as the A xo s T p n B yemrs, msy be known as the out- tala. Daily payroll approximates enfire charge o! ail the musical admission- fees are set at a very UNION ENTERTAINS le.__ standing bacon sud pork produc- $1,500,000. Real estate, buildings iiumbers, including thee chool low rate to permit as many as ORONO MEMBERS ing district o! tee province if sud equipuxeut are valued at close choir classes. G. Roy Fenwick possible to attend sîl the sessions____ Fine Record of Bail Teame STRON SO E plans now underway develop as f0 s$4,000,000,000. who judged the latter groupa last without rnaking if s financial bur- Orono Y. P. U. were guests o! Shouid Be Maintained By ~s îu expected. Statistica show that one out o! year . hs unable to come for the den. Trinity Y..U Mondsy night. Af- BarlyOrgaisaton ' On Friday, Agricuýtura1 Repre- every fourteen o! our people go ter a few words o! welcome from I~iB8ioDE N seutative E. A. Summers spoke . a to s hospital each year. Iu tee ~* ~tee president, Douglas Blunt pas This Year- Rotary Club luncheon, giving de- yean 1937, pensons entered hospi- m nir r toL n es ed around "Get Acquainted" slipsKimaore Hs- talla o! projects for 1939 among tala for cane at teie rate o! one 118Se ir suo n o te tad divided the two unions even- Sprng lthouh taprn-A.ndrei junior sud senior farmers. Spe-1 every 3.4 seconds, sud a baby was ey isKtle trpei- Pii,5 Og o paet dentDramCuitfe cial entio was ade ! teefor--orn u-he1hospital eery-44_sec-àAdice Govern isestsdent ! r n .PUSthe tookIvhere luits besunitifuil entiney t or