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NEWS OF WHITBY AND TARR u-------- THE" SURROUNDING DISTRICT 01d Boy's Take Opener - From Wolves 4-2, Gain Lead in Town Playoffs Wally Samanski Allowed Only One Hit But Old Town | Old BOYS ..0000000000 100 3xx x--4 trying Kilbride, Ont., spent a few days in ANNIVERSARY SERVICES On Sunday--3 and 8 pm. 8 pm, REV, CHAS. MALCOLM 8 pm. KING'S RADIO QUINTET The Singer Sewing Machine Co. will be in Whitby te 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 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. STROWGER'S Funeral Service 215 DUNDAS ST. EAST PHONE WHITBY 581 " night at 6 o'clock sharp so all you, ball players, be there on time, WOLVES: Sundin, 2b; Wilde, ss; Yuill, ¢; W. Samanski, p; Dafoe, If; Hatch, rf; Bragg, 3b; Hare, cf; Ross, 3b, OLD BOYS: Rousseau, 2b; A. 8s; Spencer, ss; E, Sam- anski, ¢; Watson, rf; Mayne, p; Heard, cf; Steffler, If; Brown, 1b. Wolves ....coove00000 0011XX X--2 Whitby News In Brief TELEPHONE 703 Mrs, (Rev) Oharles Malcolm is on a short holiday in Cleveland, O, > be Mr, Harold Wickett, Whitby, and Miss Marie Hill, of Little Britain, were visitors in Toronto, > oP Miss Marie Hill, of Little Britain, Ontario, is spending the week with relatives in Whitby. LAR IR J Mr. Thomas Shortt is spending a two weeks' holiday with his son, Dougias, and Mrs, Shortt, Calgary, Al > > P Mr, and Mrs. James Wetherelt, of Whitby this week, the guests of their daughter and her husband, Mr, and Mrs, Alex, Scott, John St. North. o> _» Mr. and Mrs, Le Phillip, of Brooke ville, Ontario, have been visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Town. Mr, Phillip is a brother of Mrs, Town. La IE J Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartley, of 8t. George, Ont, who are on their honeymoon, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wickett, > PP Mr, and Mrs. Charles Muir, and Miss Barbara Johnston, of Brante ord, Ontario, were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs, Harold H, Wickett, 211 Anlerson Street, Whitby, CREE) The Castle Chapter, Alumnae, of the Ontario Ladies' College will hol, its regular meeting, on Monday, after the ale.» their new home. During. the wee "prior Yo har to Mr oF AE * @ The Parish Guild, of All Saints' Church, held a very successful Shower Tea, at the home of Mrs. Cardwell, Ontario Hospital, on Wednesday afternoon. Weather conditions guests with the hostess, Mrs, Chan- nen, was in charge of the Gift Bas- ket which was well Strowger and Mrs. F', Erskine, A very enjoyable afternoon was spent and a hearty vote of thanks extend- ed Mrs, Cardwell for opening her home for the occasion. Hucknail, Nottinghamshire, Eng- land--(CP)--Life savings of £152 ($608) were found in an old grana- liam | his automobile: ,| ing at Halifax this week Ottawa's Beautiful Girl Is Well Known Here # erance in Sunday Schools. As ques- Shown as she was awarded the title of "Miss Ottawa of 1946" is Patricia McFarlane, 17-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Leslie McFarlane, who lived here on Centre Street South for several years before moving to Ottawa. Making the presentation is Mayor Stanley Le wis, who was one of the judges along with the eminent photographer Yousuf Karsh and three others. "Pat" didn't know she was in the contest until she returned from a visit to Niagara Falls, her name having been entered by her 15-year-old brother, Brian, However she went through with it and her happy smile shows that she enjoyed it. Both she and her brother have visited in Whitby during the summer, and have many friends here. Changes May Be Sought In Auto Insurance Law Suggest Clearer Definition Of Circumstances Under Which - Neglect To Re- new Driver's License Does Not Void Insurance Provincial superintendents of im surance are considering legislation to clarify legal position of an ine sured automobile owner, whose car is involved in accident when driven by a person without a driver's li- cense, The statutory conditions in the standard automobile insurance pol« icy state that among other things, the insured must not use or drive 1, While not quali- fied and authorized by law to drive; or in the case the law does not pre- scribe any qualification or authore ity, while under the age of 16. 2. He shall not "permit, suffer, allow or connive at the use of the automobile . . . by any person not qualified and authorized by law to drive. In some quarters it is felt that under some circumstances the word of these clauses might be un- fair to a policyholder. For example, it has been felt that where a person who is admitted to be a cauable driver neglects to re- new his license and meets with an accident, it would be unfair for an ce company to refuse to pay the claim on that ground. Yet strictly speaking it is held that no matter how well qualified, if his li- cense had lapsed he would not be authorized to drive at the time of the accident, Or a case might arise in which of | &n owner lends his car to someone, believing him to be authorized to drive, when he was not. In such cases the insurance companies as a rule, it is understood, pay the claim and then try to collect from the driver at fault, Some have suggested that the statutory conditions make both qualification and authorization ne- cessary conditions before the pol- icy will be considered valid, Diffi- gully hes been, Jound, however, in g what is meant by " - 1d to drive." "qual has been generally felt, in view of the heavy accident toll, -- nothing should be done to weaken the law requiring all persons oper=- ating cars to be capable, But it is also felt desirable to remove any hardship on owners whose only fault was forgetting to renew thelr license. A report submitted to tae superintendents' association meet~ the following changes: aevesie "The insured shall not use or drive the automobile . . , , unless he is or was at anyttime during the year immediately prior to the date '| of the policy or where the policy has been renewed during the year immediately prior to the date of the last renewal, authorized by law to operate or 'drive an automobile of the type described in the policy, or "While his license to operate or drive an automobile remains sus- pended or cancelled or "While under the age prescribed by law for operating or driving an DAY OR NIGHT phone sold by a widow to a second- band men, t automobile. "The insured shall not. permit, suffer, allow or connive at the use of the automobile "1, By any person who is not for the time being authorized by law to operate or drive an automo- bile or "2. By any person while under the age prescribed by law for oper ating or driving an automobile. By eliminating the word "quali- fled" the suggested amendment as- sumes the holding of a license to be evidence of qualification; while the time limit stated in the clause gives reasonable time for anybody. to re- new his license, The addition of the words "of the type described in the policy" evidently is intended to prevent a person who is qualified to drive say a motorcycle only, from being covered by the policy while driving a car. "Bhe wording "while under the age prescribed by law for operating or driving an automobile" overcomes the difficulty of the present wording "under 16 years of age." Some provinces during the war licensed boys of 15, when it was considered necessary. KATTERBOMB READY-BUILT FLYER Climbs like a Bullet, Flies like a Falcon, Sturdy Construc- 0! Attractive Col ours Complete with -- NOW AT United Cigar Dealer 105 Dundas St. - Whitby Almonds The one hundred and eighth ane niversary of Almonds Church will be held on Sunday, September 22, at two o'clock and eight o'clock. Rev, C, Malcolm, of Whitby United Church, will be the guest speaker in the afternoon, There will also be special music. In the evening the famous "King's Radio Quintette", of Toronto, is coming to bring the service in song, On Thursday even- ing, September 26th, there will be sound pictures on the Royal Visit, a 1939, with refreshments follow g. A farewell party for Mr, and Mrs, C. V. Colley and family was held at the church recently at which they were presented with a lamp, prior a to thelr moving to their new home at Greenbank, AUTOMATIC BOOKLET DOUBLE 'Wanted! YOUR EGGS HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID What Are You Receiving for Your Eggs? Our Quotation Sat., Aug. 17th was : GRADE R LARGE 47 ' - Also the Best Market for Your - LIVE HOGS - LAMBS - CALVES CHICKENS - HENS PICKERING FARMS LIMITED 'WHITBY--ONTARIO ' Phone 336--Day or Night THE TIMES-GAZETTE Saturday, September 21, 1946 © Sport Calendar | Monday, Sept. 23, 6 p.m. sharp Old Boys vs. Wolves--second game of series for Bowman and Rowe Cup--at Town Park, Whitby W .C.T.U. The September meeting of the W.CT.U, was held on Tuesday September 7th, at the home of Mrs, C. A Seodietiov. Teun, sent east, The was ope singing of "Standing at the portals of th ", 'The devo~ were then read followed by the Treasurer's and corresponding sec- retary's reports. Mrs. D. J, Kean, Mrs. Killens and Mrs, Quantrill were appointed to look after temp- tionnaire, taken from the clip sheets, in which several members 'took part, was conducted by Mrs, C. A. Goodfellow. Mrs, George Humph- ries read a nice selection on Temp- erance which was full of interestin| facts, after which the hostess serve refreshments, A pleasant half hour was spent in a social way. WAKE CHANGES IN SEVERAL OFFICES Hampton Y.P.U. Antici- pates Large Increase In Membership (M. Horn, Corres.) Hampton, Sept. 17--The young people's meeting on Friday night was well attended, The president was in the chair and opened the meeting with a devotional hymn followed by the Lord's Prayer, Dur~ in the business period. Changes were made in several offices, Bertha Armour was ap- pointed treasurer in the place of Jean Keetch; Elleen Wray was ap- pointed a worship convenor in place of Marjory Rundle; Alan Keetch will act as a vice-president, Reference was made to the Quinte broadcast, which is to be used by members, Quite a large number signed up for membership in the Young Peo- ples Union, Those taking part in the worship program were: Eileen Wray, Kathleen Tink and Audrey Kersey. An appropriate hymn was sung and a short talk by Laverne Clemens; a plano solo by Marjory Rundle, and a reading by Carol Craig formed the remainder of the Legal Notices SALE of LAND FOR TAXES TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND FOR TOWN OF WHITBY, COUNTY OF NTARI To Wit: Q By virtue of a warrant issued th Mayor of the Town of Whitby A POTRtIon. boning dats. the. Lat cae lz ° iy 1046, sale of 1 1 Ug held in the Council Chambers at the hour of 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon on the 6th day of November, 1046, un- less the taxes and costs are sooner paid. Notice 1a hereby given that the ist of lands for sale for arrears of taxes blished In the Ontario rd da August, o! 946, an tober, 1044, and that L Wed In Whitby United Church program which was conducted by Phyllis Niddery, There were twea« ty-eight present. Personals Walter Blackburn, Toronto, visit- ed his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Mark Blackburn, Misses Jean Keetch and Ethel Gilbert, Toronto, were at home for the week-end, Mrs, Jack Willis, Toronto, is with her sister, Miss Beatrice Colwill, Mrs, Edwin Wood, Bowmanville, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 8. Williams. Messrs, Harold Quarry, Alan Keetch, Billy Widdicomb, Phyllis Niddery and Annabelle Adcock, were at Manilla Sunday evening and visited Rev, and Mrs, W, Rack- ham, Dr, and Mrs, Wallace R. Horn, who have been visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. W, Horn, left on Tuesday for Montreal and points east, returning to their home at Mount Kisco, N.Y. Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Clemens have recently moved to Bowmanville, they having sold their farm to Messers Duncan and Carter of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs, Carter and family are now occuping the QCle- mens home, Miss Eileen Wray was a visitor A 5 J. Wray, Jean Rundle, Oshawa, Mrs, 8. Rune dle, Miss Dorothy Wright, Bowe manville, at T. Wray's, Creat Yarmouth, Eng. = (OP)=- R, G. Watlow, librarian, has worn an overcoat for over 40 years RAGNAR STEEN PIANO TUNER PHONE 484 214 Colborne St, Whitby RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED - IMMEDIATE BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCE 130 Brock St. N.,, Whitby Tel. 107 ba e 35 WOMEN! V560600 LC U-R-C- NEEDED IMMEDIATELY FOR FULL OR PART TIMH WORK CANNING CORN Part Time--7 P.M. to 12 Midnight Full Time--7 P.M, to 6 AM, APPLY STOKELY - VAN CAMP, Whitby NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE E-N-T! * 35 MEN! A Sopies of the sald list may be had at mMce. this 20th day of | easurer"s OfMce, July, 1846. i wn of Whitby, FROST, all (Oct 28) NOTICE TO CREDITOR | EST, pe | O) ISABELLA ANDERSON, DECEASED, | All persons having claims against the estate of Isabella Anderson, late of the ' Town of Whitby, Widow, deceased, | who died on or about the 21st day of | October, ous are Duteby notifle to e undersigned on or fore the lst da a particulars of t! date Treasurer, JOHN R, APPLE PICKERS WANTED! Apply Red Wing Orchards. WHITBY, ONTARIO--PHONE 311 Between 9 am, and 5 p.m. or National Employment Office, Oshawa the estate will bx having regard only to the claims of ¥hioh the undersigned shall then have DATED at Whitby, this 10th September, ab 1046, UR day of R, D, RU; Executor of the Estate cutor ° a of Isabella Anderson, -- __ (Sept, 14-21-28) NOTICE TO CREDITORS EST. OF A TA Persons Ratios SAA aa persons having claims against the estate of Isabella Nicholson, late of the Town of Whitby, Spinster, deceas- ed, who dled on or about the 3rd day ust, 1046. are hereby notified to n to the nigel igned fore the lst da; Oc particulars of thelr clal date the estate wi having regard only to the claims of ¥hich the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Whitby: this 10th day of Septengper, A.D. 1046. (--Sept. 14-21-28), R. D, RUD Estate Executor of the of Isabella Nicholson. 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