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¢ NEWS OF WHITBY AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT | Overtime Win Raises | Rotary Playoff Hopes lake" League-Leading Osh-|ing --~awa B'nai B'rith 3-2 In Inmings--MacDon- gld's Single Climax to Exciting Game By NEIL MACCARL Ken MacDonald's eighth inning single drove in Don Harlow with the tie breaking run to give Whitby Ty 8 8-2 extra inning pinch sing a real pitcher's battle as t Quantrill and Jack Lang- , the aces of the two clubs, I Langmaid trill's three, i gh the final two innin when Whitby got four of their six hits. Quantrill got himself in trouble in the first inning as Murphy, first batter to face him, singled, stole second and went to third on an infield putout, but he was left stranded as Dell went down swing- You may depend on us to arrange every detail efficiently and assist you in every way possible, -When death occurs, come to us and be as- sured your every re- quest will be fulfilled, Funeral Service 215 DUNDAS ST. BAST PHONE WHITBY 8581 ' DAY OR NIGHT land was thrown ou st first with .| the game, the | Bathe's throw in went %) | down swinging, and Reed would J | have done likewise but Tyson drop- IVAN HESS CARTAGE 210 KENT ST., WHITBY First class for plastering and con. crete work. Delivered anywhere. TELEPHONE 994 WHITBY and Alken grounded out, Again in the second Legree led off with a hit, and was advanced on a sacri- fice by Tysen and a stolen base, but Quantrill whiffed Bathe, and Patte grounded out, No 'Score Till Third \ B'nal Brith finally made ' the score sheet in the third, Langmaid was the first batter to face Quan- trill and his er was convert- ed into a safe hit by a bad bounce. Rae booted Murphy's . roller and Bird got a single through short to {ill the sacks with none out, Dell hit to Reed at third and his throw forced Langmaid at the plate, but Altken laid down a squeeze bunt Murphy scoring on the play, Legree was safe as his grounder "went Reed for an error, but Yuill, covering up, threw out Dell at the plate after Bird had scored the second run of the inning, 3 once more did the visitors offer any serious threat, that com« ing In the eighth, when Dell and Legree 'singled but were unable to score es Patte grounded out to end Whitby's first run of the game came in the fourth when Reed slammed a long three-bagger, the first hit of the game from Lang- maid, and scored easily when into the crowd. In the last half of the sev- enth, after Gates went down swing- ing and became Langmaid's thir- teenth victim, McCloskey pinch- hitting for Lowe, rapped a single through the box, and Quantrill fol. lowed with a timely triple to deep centre-field to tie the score, Yulll popped to the catcher in trying to bunt, and Harden lifted a long holst to Legree In left field to retire the side, Still Playoff Hopes In the last of the eighth, Harlow led off with a double, and he went to third on a passed ball, Rae went ped his third strike and was afrald to throw to first base because Har- low might score. However, Mac- Donald batting in the clutch, came through with the game winning single that kept Whitby's hopes for rr Ter Terr Tora AN NCEMENT on Thursdays A Representative of The Singer Sewing Machine Co. will be in Whitby to service all makes of sewing machines, . Expert Workmanship Guaranteed If in need of service write or phone before the above days. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. PHONE 696 -- OSHAWA : 17-4 Re Cl DA LA rAd A SOLD CAR WITHIN SIX-MONTH LIMIT FINED $25 & COSTS Not Guilty of Offering to Sell Car Above * Ceiling Found guilty of selling a new car within six months of purchasing it, Allen Pretty, 21, of Whitby, was fined the minimum of $25 and costs when he appeared before Magis- trate A. H, htbourne in Whitby Police Court on Wednesday morn. 8 On a second charge, of offering to sell his car at a price higher than the W.P.T.B, ceiling price, he was found not gullty. The two charges were laid by tne Wartime Prices and Trade Board allegedly as the result of informa« tioin discovered by two W.P.T.B, in- vestigators, A. W. 8B, Greer, K.C. acted for the defence and Allin F. Annis, K.C. prosecuted for W.P.T.B, Sold For Proper Price The evidence showed that the car, a 19046 Dodge, had been sold to E. Murrell, of Bowmanville, on the afternoon of May 31, and bought from R, M. McManus, a Colborne dealer, on April 4 of the same year, According to the testimony of Mur- rell, Pretty had operated a tax! business In Ajax and was'selling it, and had also sold the car, for the proper price, Defence claimed that the regula- tion concerning resale had not been sufficiently publicized, and that it did not apply to cars obtained with. out a priority. Offered $2100, Evidence given on the second charge by W.P.T.B. Investigators was that acting on information they had approached Pretty in the late afternoon of May 31 and made him an offer of $2100. for the car, some $800 over the ceiling. Accord- ing to the investigators he said "I think I would, (take it) but there's a catch in it, I can't deliver it for two weeks as I have to go to Wind- sor, Cross examination brought out that the investigators had said dur- ing the conversation that they were from Montreal, buying cars, and on their way to Toronto, and that these statements were false, They stated that shortly after the meet- ing Pretty came to them and sald, "I've changed my mind." The two charges were heard to- gether and Magistrate Lightbourne, of Toronto, found Pretty not guilty of offering his car for sale, but guilty of selling the car within the six month period and imposed the minimum fine of $25. the third spot and a playoff berth still burning, Reed, with a triple and a single, paced the Whitby batters, but Mc- Closkey, Quantrill and MacDonald and Harlow all throughg when needed. Legree and Langmaid shared hitting honours for the losers, each getting a pair, Whitby's remaining game will be a replay of the tie game with Co- bourg, with the chances of 'them making the playoffs resting entire- ly on this game, B'NAI BRITH: Muwphy, cf; Bird, 1b; Dell, ss; Alken, 3b; Le- gree, 1f; Tyson, ¢; Bathe, rf; Patte, 2b; Langmaid, p. WHITBY: Harlow, If; Rae, 1b; Reed, 3b; MacDonald, 2b; Gates, Lowe, rf; McCloskey, rf; Quantrill, p; Yulll, ss; Harden, c. imbires: Quinton and J. Mac Audley, Aug. Hedge and son are visiting with R. E. Hedge and family. Many farmers have been thresh- ing from the fields. Mrs, Mary Puchrin is visiting with her children here. Rev. Mr, Copeland is back after his vacation and took the services "Who'd believe Jim is 50?" RENTS and grandparents know and value ithe health- perties of Eno's 'Fruit giving Salt' Ee iwhole family. For generations Eno has helped millions of people to attain that vigorous, buoyant health which most always comes from inner cleanliness. . Eno helps settle an upset stomach, by assisting nature to free the of food wastes that often cause constipation and headaches. Eno is gentle but effective in its action, safe for young and old alike. Take pleasant-tasting Eno in a glass of water before breakfast, when here on Sunday. The Sunday School picnic will be held at Lynbrook Park on Thurs- day Aug. 22nd at 2 pm. 80 as to allow for an early return for chores. If it rains on that day the picnic will be held the following day. All are welcome, Cards of Thanks Mr. and Mrs, William Wallace, wish to express their sincere thanks and 3p reciation to Mrs. John Thomas, neig ors, and friends for kindness and sym- pathy extended during their recent ereavement, in the loss of a beloved father, also to thank Dr. Ruddy, staff at awa Hospital and for their beautiful floral tribute, RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED - IMMEDIATE BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCE 130 Brock St. N., Whitby Tel, 707 G. R. WAUDE MACHINE CO. Byron St. 8. « Phone 858 WHITBY needed. Buy a large economical bottle today. ENO'S 'Fruit Salt' EARLE J, BRYANT Domestic, Commercial, Farm and Pole Line Installations Married Recently In Brooklin MR. AND MRS. STUART CRAGO Whose marriage was solemnized recently in Brooklin United Church. The bride is the former Muriel A, Harding, only dauchter of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Harding of Brooklin, and the groom is the son of Mr, manville, and Mrs, W. E. Crago of Bowmanville, The couple will live in Bow- Girls Lose Twice Away From Home Whitby Young Ladies Softball team seems to have run into a snag during the past week as they suf- fered their second and third straight defeats on Monday and Tuesday nights when they played return games with Pickering and Newcastle, After scoring an easy 29-3 win in .thelr first try against Pickering, the local girls found the tables turned on Monday night as they sufféred a 4-1 setback and they did not gain their lone tally until the ninth inning. On Tuesday night Newcastle scored their second win from the Whitby girls as they again came from behind with a couple of big innings and won the game, 26-14. Whitby led until the fifth, but they were not able to maintain their pace and Newcastle won out, Joan Huntley, playing at first base for Whitby, suffered an injury to her hand in the first frame, but she had to play out the game because there were no replacements available, CASE ADJOURNED Because Police Chief Jack Irvine of Pickering Township was absent investigating the post office break at Fairport and could not give evi- dence, the hearing in Whitby, Po- lice Court on Tuesday of a charge against Mrs, Irene McKenzie, To- ronto, of committing wilful damage to property belonging to Water 8. Gillard, of Dunbarton, was adjourn- ed for a week, 266 MERCY MISSIONS London--(OP)--During the first six months of the year lifeboats in Britain were launched 266 times to help vessels and aircraft in distress and saved 381 lives. 244 BROCK ST. SOUTH Sisalation is reflective insulation that stops the passage of heat and cold as efficiently as much thicker materials. Homes protected with Sisalation are warmer in winter--cooler in summer. Sisalation is weathertight, dustproof, waterproof, strong and lower in cost than other recognized. types. Tear-resistant and flexible, it is easily and quickly applied. Sisalation is truly a dependable "must". for every home, new or old, large or small, Call us today, we shall be pleased to furnish additional information and details, JAMES SAWDON & SONS Phone Whitby 524 Wanted! YOUR EGGS What Are You Receiving for Your Eggs? Our Quotation Sat. July 27th was GRADE R LARGE 46: Also the Best Market for Your LIVE HOGS - LAMBS - CALVES CHICKENS - HENS PICKERING FARMS LIMITED WHITBY---ONTARIO Phone 336--Day or Night Ea RAARIGMIINBUNSNENIIIRA J THRESHING SEASON IS WELL UNDER WAY MYRTLE STATION Thieves Broke Into Eleva- tor and C.P.R. Tool- house Thursday Night : (Mrs. D, Luery, Correspondent) Myrtle Station, Aug. 14~The harvest season is well under way. and threshing is the order of the day. Last week over a hundred acres was stook threshed in the vicinity of Myrtle, Crops are re- ported as the best for some time, The same evening that thieves broke into the four places at Brook lin, the elevator here and the C. P. R. tool house were visited presum- ably by the same men. Nothing of value was taken from the elevator, but 2 iron bars, an axe and a ham- mer were taken from the tool house, where the lock was broken to enter, Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. M. Cryderman in her bereave- ment last week at the death of her mother, Mrs, Riddell, at her home in Sutton. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Sargeant, Mrs. Booth and Mrs, Deed Kinney, of Toronto, also Mrs, W. Eyers of Hawkestone, were visitors with Al- bert and Mrs. Eyers on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs, A, B. Quinn and grandaughters, Teresa and Loretta Quinn and Mr. M, L. Quinn of To- ronto, also Mr. and Mrs, George Painter and Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Painter of Toronto were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn, Mr, B. Coombe, Miss Hazel Car- michael and Mrs. Burton of Toe ronto were Sunday visitors with Mrs, A, Johnson and sons. Also on Sunday Mrs. Johnson's nephew, Mr, Ross Hooker of Fenelon Falls called, after he had been to see hil father, Mr. Perry Hooker who is seriously ill jn Oshawa Hospital. Four Tonsilectomies Last Saturday morning early, THE TIMES-GAZETTE Thursday, August 15, 1048 ] aunt Mrs, Riddle of Claremont, re- cently, wad, Orant Van Blaricome has been a recent visitor to Morgans~ ton, Ont. ; Mrs, Allen had a visit from her son Mr. Ray Allen, over the week~ end, Mrs, Robert Johnston is holiday- in Niagara Falls. , J, Tweedle's father, Mr, Alec Albright is now in his 94th year, and is still fairly active, as he per- forms dally farm chores, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd of St. Cath- arines are visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, F, Herbert. Little Muriel Beare of Cherry- wood has been visiting her grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Hilts recently, Mr. and Mrs, Teddy Yates recent guests of Mr. George Hamlin, PORT HOPE TEAM WINS TOURNAMENT Men's Trebles Attracts Six Rinks to Bowling Green H. Willams' rink from Port Hope carried off top honors in the men's trebles tournament held at the Whitby Men's Bowling Club greens yesterday, In' spite of ex- cellent weather, there were only six rinks entered, four frcm the home club and one from Aurora and Port Hope, M. Wickett and T. Stanley completed the winning trie, and they had a three-win score of 51. Second and third prizes were taken by members of the home club. Rev, D. Marshall, J, Ross and J. Correll took second prize with two wins and 53 points, while H, Millard, D. Adams and o. !Jeightholm rounded out the prize-winners with one win and 44 plus three, First Draw Aurora H, Corner C. Malloy were and Mrs, four children of the Wm. Ash fam- | J; Ro ily, Carol, Charley, Douglas and Wendy, journeyed to Oshawa Hos- pital and had 'their tonsils re- moved. All are recovering nicely, An 'old land mark was removed last week when the framework of the barn which stood for over 60 yrs. on the farm of Mrs, F, Briggs, was taken down and moved to the farm of Mr, Tripp, north of Oshe awa, who purchased it at the sale | F! 8 yepr ago. Another little birthday party was held last Friday for Carol McCart- ney, when she became 5 yrs. and five little girls were present, at her Grandma Harrisons, Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Nottingham occupied Mr, and Mrs, Allen Mee Kenzie of Columbus on a delightful motor trip to' the East, Crossing in- to the States at Ganonoque, travel- ing through the States to Ogdens- burg, where they crossed back to Canada, and on to Ottawa, where they "sat in" for a little while at "Parliament", Then to Montreal, where 'they took in several points of interest which included "St. Joseph's Shrine." Mr, and Mrs. David Luery left on Monday for a two weeks motor trip, with friends, to the Maritimes, Mrs, Harold Hamilton and Kathe ryn are spending part of this week with relatives in Oshawa, whiile her mother, Mrs, Mcore is taking care of the household here, Mr. and Mrs, J, Davis, Victor Black and Mr, and Mrs, P, Cuifo were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ash, Joan and Sylvia Davis stayed for two days and Joe and Philip Cuifo are staying for the week. Mr, Joe Forsythe and Mr, Ted Hall were Sunday callers of C, Har risen, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Squelch and Mrs. John Weatherhogg of Raglan, calleg on Mrs, R. 8. Long on Tues- ay. BAPTIST CHURCH PICNIC WAS HELD AT LYNBROOK PK. Members o* Whitevale Church Had Very En- joyable Outing (Edith Parks, Correspondent) Whitevale, Aug. 14.--First Baptist Church held a very enjoyable picnic 'at Lynbrook Park on Saturday last. After an afterncon of swimming and informal entertainment on swings and slides the picnicess, sixty in number seated themselves down to a fine supper. Although there was a shower, the spirits of the crowd were 'not in the least dampened, and the races and games were enjoyed alter supper. To con- clude the day, there was a baseball game, dnd a sing song to the ac- companiment of a guitar. Miss Jean Fleming and Miss Myrtle Gorrell of Toronto enter- tained on Friday last, in honor of Mrs, K. CO. Donnelly of Whitevale who celebrated her birthday. Isaac Curtin of Oklahoma US.A., is here visiting his sister Mrs. George Burkholder, Mr, Curtin is 82 years of age, but his appearance belies his age, because he carries himself like a man many years his Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice, and the Misses Moore of London, Ont., and Toronto and all formerly of Whitevale, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hilts, Mr, W. Fitch has been confined to his home due to a knee injury. Miss Jean Fleming is spending a week's vacation at her paren;s' home here, Miss Myrtle Gorrell is her guest. Mrs. George Hamlin and Miss Nancy have been visiting in Milton, at the "home of Mr. and Mrs, T. Yates, Mrs. harles Hilts entertained her A pPatterson H," Curtis G. Canning 15 (skip) ond 18 Cook 19 Millard 16 Fry Third Draw 17 Marshall ry 13 Millard Canning 18 Cook Manchester Manchester, Aug. 12. (8taff)--Mr, John Moore spent the week-end in Oshawa with his sons, Messrs. Jno. and Thos. Moore, Mr, Jas. Cochrane of St. Louls, Mo., is with her mother Mrs. Jos. Mitchell. Ronnie McKenzie is with the Glen Reazin family in Haliburton for three weeks, Mr. and Mrs, Porter have re- turned to Detroit after a pleasant visit with her mother Mrs, M. In- nes, Misses Margaret Johns and Dor- WORK GUARANTEED Complete check-up. Wringer grease and gear oil changed, Wringer rolls in stock. Special price on complete overhauls. 130 Brock St. N. 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