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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILL, THURSDAY. APRIL 18th, 1935 CHIEF SCOUT VISITS CANADA Lord Baden-Powell to Review Thousands of Canadian Boy Scouts - la 78 Years of Age - Started Movement After Boer War Lady Baden-Powell Sir Robert Baden-Powell Canadian Boy Scouts and Girl are on their way back to England Guides, as well as old scouts, old a!ter seeing scouts and guides in guides, and South Africa war veter- South Africa, New Zealand andi anls, are looking !orward te seeing Australia. Lord and Lady Baden-Powell o! Gil- The chie! scout and chie! guidel well this sunier, when the world's will attend a big rally in Toronto on chie! scout and chie! guide will tour May llth wben Bowmanville Wolf Canada froin coast ta coast. They Cubs will attend. People are comning back to using R VSO good paint. They found that cbeap N U LR VSO paint makes a shabby unsatisfact- 0 O E S IT ory job. Buy Martîn-Senour 1001,c O O E S IT Pure Paint and be proud o! your IS NOW UNDER WAY home or shop. Sold at Dustan's Hardware. Kleerex - "The Wonder Healing TownI of Bowmnanville Court WiUl Be Salve"-Quick relief Eczema, Psori- HeJd Here on May 28-29-30 asis. Pemphigus. Erythema. Acne, - Bouls. Chaps, and most skin ail- For the benefit o! our readers we ments. 50c, $1.00, $200. Sold b ietefolwn norainpr Alex McGregor, Druggist. --etefllwn norainpr taining Lo, the revisioa of the 13 voters list supplied by Geo. W. Gar- net Registrar o! Eleotors for Dur- bai:- 1. For removing naines froin the list the month o! April only. 2. During the montb o! April 1935 any electer may fyle with the Registrar o! Electors a signed appli- cation (f!orrn 28) ta be added to the list for the polling division in wbicb he resides. 3. Promn May 15 to May 3th in- clusive application can be made ta be added to, the list by personal ùppear- ance before the Registrar o! Electors or by agent. 4. For an eletor to have bis naine trans!erred either f rom one electoral district to another or from one polling division to another, a person may apply un persan during the period o! revision, namely, May lSth to May 30th inclusive. See notice o! revision particulars on the large bills in your Post Of!- fice for places and dates o! revisal off ices. Local courts o! revision will be held as !ollows: Bowmanville. May 28-29-30: Orono, June 4 - 5: New- castle. June 61; Courtice. May 31; Hamnpton, June 13; Enniskillen, June 12; Blackstock, June il. The Cornish and Devon Post, England. contains an obit.uary o! the late Mr. A. H. Grigg, former bank manager at Launceston, in bis 77th year. For 30 years he was the secretary of the original Dunheved College. He also acted as auditor of the Launceston Hospital and was one of the three trustees of Laun- ceston Oddfellows. An extremely well-read man, he loved his bocks and his garden, unselflsh ta a de- gree. he was a charmlng personality and will be much missed by bis many friencis. Tbere was a verYi large concourse of friends at the funeral and the floral tributes were very beautiful. Mr. Grîgg is a cousn o! Messrs. Harry and Fred Griigg and Mrs. R. H. WestawaY. BownI- 1 ville. ISEEDSI Mr. Farmn Adviser:- 0f course yau recognize that you must have tood seeda ta get good crops. Mr. Farmer:- 1 always use the best seed obtainable. 1 get my seed at Sheppard & GUI's - t's always the best money ean buy. Red Clover - Alsike - Aif alfa Timothy Sweet Clover - Turnip - Mangold Best Grade Clean Seed, Government Tested and they are al 10w ln price. Sheppard & Giii Lumber Co. PHONE 15 LIMITED aO W VILLH SEEDS - - FUEL - - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES PART ONE Flag Raising Ceremony - "O Canada" - - Cubs Camp-Pire Scene - Songs, Stunts, Contests- Entire Company Piano Solo - "Farewell to the Piano" (Beethoven)- Henry Wightman Minstrel Show - 1. Openlng Chorus, "Jubilee" Entire Chorus 2. Solo. "Chloe" ....... - N. Hackneyi 3. Accordion Solo ...- -....... C. Cawker 4. Duo Speclalty, "Let Me Cal] You Sweetbeart" -D .Williams, B. Slemon 5. Song and Dance, "Star Dust".. D. Rackbam 6. Trio, "Sweet Sue" -A. Knight, C. Cawker, A. Dament 7. Solo. "Golden Slippers" A. Culley, and End Men 8. Closing Chorus. "Negro Medley". Entire Chorus End Men - N. Hackney, A. Knight, A. CuIIey, G. Tordif!, J. Roacb, H. Depew. PART TWO The Grave Diggers o! 1935: Grave Dlgger . - . ý. .. ... G. MfIveen Widow .... . .. B. Slemon Corpse .G. Tardif! Torch Bearer P . Mcflveen Pal] Bearers H. Jackinan, R. Kent, R. Clarke, C. Mclveen, J. Neal, H. Depew Tumbling and Human Pyramids - - Hlgb Sobool Tumbling Squad PART THBEE Play: "A Nlght of the Trojan War"l Caste: Pronax res ... .. Salvlus Gek Capys Tras Greek Sentine] .... Greek Servant.. .. .... - - Drinkwater A. Colville D. M. Olce D.Williams G. Grahami W. Hamley .H. Taylor EMPTY BOTTLE PARADE THANK YOU! Many of our customers re- turned scores of empty mflk botties last week in response to ou appeal. Now If our other customers wiil kindly give us their co- operation and put out their "lempties"' this week we'il make a real dlean up - and every- body wil be happy. Beres thanklng yau in an- ticipation. Phone 703. Bowmanville Dairy W. H. BETILES Proprietor Phone 446 Bowmanville Director. Music Directors.. Accompanlat... Make-Up ......... Business Managers Stage Manager... Electricians... E. H. Devtt Fýrancis'utton, C. Cawker Gea, L. Davidge Mrs. J. Clark Bell A. McGregor, N. Osborne C. H-. Mason ......E. Rebder, H. Colmer Stage Hande - R. Lunney, W. Phillllps, P. Neal, W. James, S. Casbourne. E. Woodward. A. Lanibros, E. Nlckersan, D. Lttle. Ushers - Nelson Jackman, Stanley Dunn, Freeborn Colville, Alan Williamns, Kenneth Luxton, Jira Plckard, Peter Bathgate, Lewis Dewell. Tickets - Nelson Osborne, Robert Grahamn, John Poulton. Presented an Monday "The Champion" - An original play in two scenes Caste: Ted - - - - D. Masan Tank - - E. Coutu Don - - - - D. Graham Tom (Blue Boy> - L. Parker colin - - - E. Millson Steve - - D. Cameron Hugh - - - YP. Laphen Spectator - - W. Tait Carriers* - W. Brown, G. Cale, A. Living, J. Cromble Members - - - T. Lalubros, R. Richards BORDEAVX-SHELLED Walnuts Halves l.b. 49e A & P EVAPORATED MILK 3 Tin 25c THREE CR0 WN-SIIELLED AIMOUnds lb.390 CHRJSTIE'S Vimay Creama lb. 18c ROT CROSS B3UNS Do.19 Fiab for Lent SALMON Centre Cul@sb end Steaks, b. he160 Pieee,i.14 RED SPRJNG Cetr C lsib. 220 liee b. 200 FRESII ATLANTIC COD enCteklb.IL60 By the Piclb,,14c VINTER CAIJGHT Whlteilsh Lb 40 1 AYLMER CHOICE QUALUT? PEACHES Oed2 Squ. 2 U33,0 .4 MER C ORNCHOICE GOLDEN No. 29 CO N TRV KIST CORN CHE 3 17oz. 25e GOLDEN PATCH NIBLETS EVERI' EGG GUARA1NTEED EGOS GOV'T. GRADE "A" TURKEYS SEGAR CURED SMOKED HANiS Whole or Haif 1205 mb. 2se lb. 250 SMOKED PICNICS Shankie,. lb. 18 SMOKED BREAKFAST BACON Pleee or Sliced lb. 25. Peanoaied COTTAGE ROLLIS By the Piece lb. 180 ROLLED FILLETS Bo...les. lb. 150 VEAL FILLETS Rumno lb. 170 MILK FED VEAIL LEGS Shank hlaf lb. 15e SLICED MAX Boiled ib. 43 Worship Service: Theme "Peace and Brotbeî hood" Processional Hynin - Years o! Peace Circle o! Brotherhood Cloeing Hymn - "Lord o! the Lands." CASTE Cubs - Morse Goodmnan, Asst. Cubinaster; Toma Rehder, Jim Clark- Ted Clark, Chas. Hoar. Sonny Wheeler, Art Hooper, Bill Edger, Don Venton, Bobby Evans, Don Wright, Doug. Harnden, Ray Richarde, Kelvin Symons, Ron Cale, Bill Green, Junior Neal, Ken Hooper, Don Allin. Roy Swindells, Orme Sutton, Blain Elliott, Ross Wright, Harvey Jones. Junior Chorus - R. Swindells, T. Depew. R. Welsh, K. Cale, R. Cale. F. Osmond, H. Conners, C. Hoar, M. Rehder. R. Hooper, R. Rich- ards. Ray Richards, D. Ventoi%, D. Jackman, A. Hooper, K. Slemon, B. Elliott, C. Cawker, E. Coutu, F. Laphen. B. Crawford. E. Mcflveen, G. Mcflveen, G. Cole, W. Minris. D. Mcrlveen, H. Casbourne, R. Ev- ans, J. Living, L. Parker, W. Tait. Senior Chorus - J. Crombie. J. Grahamn, D. Mason, D. Caineron, E. Millson. T. Laxnbros, W. Brown, W. Goode, R. Kent, H-. Hooper. P. Mcflveen. R. Aines, C. Mcflveen, B. Johnston, M. Oke, B. Vanstone, N. Osborne, D. Williams, E. Gibbs, J. Colville, E. Hooper, A. Living, H. Sinale. B. Mutton, G. Graham, R. Oke, D. Pagan, B. Slemon, J. Neal. W. Haxnley, C. Spencer, A. Culley, A. McGregor, P. Tighe, A. Colville. Tumbling Squad - L. Lyle. H. Jacknian, W, McFeeters, E. Mill- son, H. Bennett, O. Pagan, R. Kent, W. Bagnell, T. Lambros, D. Camn- eron. E. Taylor, R. Richards, W. Brown, A. Living, D. Pagan, T. Gat- chell, H. Depew, J. Roach, H. Taylor, H. Clmer, F. Tlghe. R. Oke, C. Spencer, J. Gibbs. J. Honeyman, J. Neal. Boys' Orchestra - Violins. K. Symons, G. Underhlll, Bill Green, H. Corden. P. Symons, E. Ward, 0. Fagan, D. Pagan, C. Pagan. W. Hall A. Allin, L. Pblllips, L. Darch, G. Bellinan, D. Anderson; Cornets, B. Jobuston, G. Roberts; Horn, G. Morris; Saxophone, A. Darch; Piano, Donald Cameron. Director: Francis Sutton, Mus. Bac. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES ~~'~U fgifneighborhood wOR A & P Store 27 oz.your headquarters for BIEA S 3 ins 0 5 ourEster supplie@. ENCORE BRAND-PLAIN QIJEEN AYLAIER CHOICE QIJALITV OILI'VESBot LFe9TOMATOES 3 Tins23c BRUNS JICK-DOMESTIC Sarji« In 5ýeAYLMER CHOICE QIJALITY Sa»IeV5 A'de d No. 2 4 w -i 1- Toutatoos 2 lbu.:a5o1 CauIIfIower 9-ad2 LARGE. RIPE, VELLOIV 3Ib8. 210 F TATLANTI & PACF£ BOWMANVILLE BOYS' possible to prevent a repetition of the catastrophe of war. REVIEW A SUCCESS The Worshlp Service CASTE 0F HUNDRED theacean Brotherhood was te vice which was Most impressive. To (Continued f rom page 1) the sînging of Year of Peace the ton Hackney. Alan Knight, Albert younger members o! the caste slow. Culley, Geôrge Tordi.f. Jack Roacb j 1> marched in procession from the and Harry Depew were the end men, rear o! the hall and took their plac- and it is doubt!ul if six better could es on the platform. The circle o! be found in town. They f illed their brotherhood was formed, the can- difficult roles to perfection,' and dles of peace were lgbted froin the were tbe means of keeping the audi- torçb of peace. the flags o! every ence in a happy mood for more than nation were unfurled and in that im- bal! an hour. During the course o! pressive setting "Lord of the Lands" the minstrel show, as is showflin was sung to brlng this outstanding the program. several Vocal and mu- show to a close. sical numbers were featured includ- Credit to Director ing an accordeon solo by Charlie To Mr. Ed. Devltt, of Bowmanville Cawker; song and dance by Doug. High School staff. goes the major Rackham of Hampton; vocal trio. credit for the success o! this pro- by Alan Knigbt. Charlie Cawker and duction. Mr. Devitt bas given weeks Arnold Damant; and vocal solos by o! bis turne in planning and prepar- Newt Hackney and Albert Culley. ing the prograin, and be bas been 1 Another stunt was a bumorous duet abîy assisted by a number of work-; in wbîch Don Wiliams and Boyd ers who greatly appreciate his lead- Slemon were featured, witb the lat- ersbip. Mr. Devitt is to be com- ter in the garb of tbe female sexj mended on the fine presentation and making a Most attractive yon-jMd under bis direction, and on lady. the versatility of the program. The Tumbling and Pyramids spirited opening, the "humour, the The tumbling and' pyramid act by Song. the mystery, the draina and the ym Cass f te Hih Scoolthe impressive and Important lesson tas another o th hihlgb. he boys Iin fellowship andi brotherbood will under tbe direction of Mr. Dev i b on emerdbyte1ui madea fne sowig ad reeivd ,ence, and should attract two capac- a big band f rom the audience. reyhseed h eve s gi In part three o! the prograin the pTre'red awy.thrw spirit o! the presentation moved I therauecee las othsee.tewhom more serious things with the pre- thce adienust oesfortecpeati on sentation o! John Drinkwater's not-1 rdtmsgofrhe c-eain ed play "A Nlght in a Trojan War" in putting tbe show over. In this or '** equals 0". The second title 1 category comes Mr. Chas. H. Mason, describes the spirit o! the pla6y. X1 stage manager, who ably carried out meanng ar.and"0"meaingno-the duties backstage: Ned Rebder menn wr n ""maing no and H. Colmer wbo had charge o! The caste, which is also listed the spectacular llghting effects. and latr. ookther prtswit prcisonthe indispensable Mrs. J. Clark Bell and grace. Their difficuit speaking wbichas seareoftauhegod e!!ect roles were carried out admirably wi te a eder s ct anod et and great credit is due every mem-inte radges cadth ber o! the caste for the manner i Minstrel Show. Mr. Francis Sutton which their great message o! the and bis boys' orchestra provided ex- futility o! war to the audience. The cellent musical features, whîle Mr. stage setting was exceptionally good. Sutton and Mr. Geo. L. Davidge o! It depicted the Greek and Trojari the Training Scbool were the tal- camps. several miles distant, and ented accompanists. Charlie Caw- the story goes on ta outline snatcb- ker's orchestra provided intermis- ing of two lives by prowîing enemies sion numbers. Stage bande, ushers, in t.he night. Both Young soldiers business managers, and ticket man- killed. are tired of the nine year agers did their part faitb!ully and war In which they bave taken part, are listed below. and both are longlng to return to Owing to the length o! the pro- the scenes o! their home and love, gramn the original play "The Cham- Tbe quarrel over wbicb the nations Pion." written andci drected by Mr.' !lgbt is forgotten. and the nations Devitt was dropped o!ff the program, fight on, while the contenders kill but was presented at the caste ga- each other, and yet bave no person- thering in the Parlsb Hall on Mon-i al quarrel. The stary was presented day nigbt, a separate report o! with a telling and genuine appeal toI which appears elsewbere. The caste one's deepest convictions to d ilIo! this play is included in the list o! characters below. &~ The prograin and caste follows: FORMER CARTWRIGHT LADY CELEBRATES SIst BIRTHDAY AT ROLAND Mrs. John Bartley, Daughter of Cartwright Township Pioneers, Honored by Friends and Relatives Mrs. Amos Bond (nee Mary Man- ning), a former Tyrone girl, now of Roland, Man., and a faitbful reader of The Statesman. has sent us the following report referring to a for- mer Cartwright resident: Roland. April 9th. 1935 - Mrs. John Bartiey ±iappily celebrated ber 8lst birthday with a number of ber intimate friends and family at ber home ln town on Saturday a! ter- naon, April 6th. Mrs. Byron Bart- ley and' Mrs. Elgin Bartley, two daughters-in-law, arsisted in re- ceiving, and delightfully entertain- ing the guests, about twenty being present. Social converse, a guessing contest and a dainty lunch provlded a real afternoon's enjoyment. Mrs. Bartley was the recipient of a nuin- ber of suitable gifts in honor of this unique occasion - the eighty-first birthday coming to only a few. Mrs. Bartiey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Grahamn, pioneers of Cartwright township. Durham coun- ty. was married to John Bartley in 1894. a farmer of that district. Here they llved tLE 1900 when they came to Manitoba and took a farm in the Roland district. and after f arrning succes-sfully for twenty-two years they retired to town where Mr. Bartley died in 1930. Mrs. Bartley, active and in good healtli. stili lives in their town home where the celebration took place and where she receivd many heart- feit congratulations and good wishes f rom ber guests and relatives. Two sons. Byron anîd Elgin, with their familieý. occupy faruis west of town. The youngest son Jack died a few lyears ago. Mr. J. D. Carruthers recently vis- ited friende6 in Lakeport. PLev, Bert Howard, Arcola, Sask., bas been installed as Principal o! Albert College. 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