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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1950 Harmony Now Has Intermediate Boys Ball Team MRS.fl K. R. FLETCHER (Correspondent) Harmony, June 9--At long last, and after several unsuccessful at- fempts to organize the Intermedi- ate Boys' team, this has been ac- complished, The team wil be known at the "Harmony Merch- ants," with Mackie Motor Sales, Mackie the Mover, Harmony Sports and Cycle, and Art's Grill sponsor- ing it. The team has entered the Township League, and is well. on its way, playing its second game at home last night with Westmount putting up the opposition. Roy Fodgham will manage the team, with Fred Parsons as coach, so it Jooks as if the fans will have some- thing to look forward to during the summer evenings after all. A Ban- tam Boys' team has also been or- ganized, and will likely get start- ed around the first of July. The team will beached and managed by William Wallace, Sr. For those interested in Horse- shoe Pitching, the necessary equip- ment has been ordered, and it will be only a matter of a short time before the ring of the "shoes will resound on the air. The following Intermediate Soft- ball Schedule for the East Whitby Township League, notes the games to be played here and away by the "Harmony Marchants," and if clipped, and kept for reference, will serve as a constant reminder: June 13--Thornton's Corners at Harmony. ; ' June 15--Harmony at Columbus. June 20--Westmount 'at Harmony. June 22--Harmony at Columbus. June 27--Thornton's Corners at Harmony. June 29--Harmony at Union 6. July 4--Harmony at Westmount. July 6--Raglan at Harmony. July 11--Harmony at Raglan, July 13--Union 6 at Harmony. July 18--Westmount at Harmony. July 20--Harmony at Thornton's. July 25--Union 6 at Harmony. Four leading teams enter playoffs at end of schedule. Leading teams have privilege of first home game. 1st and 3rd, 2nd and 4th semi-final series, 2 out of 3 games. Ground for final play-off to be decided at July 27--Harmony at Union 6. | later date by Sports Conveners. Final playoffs 8 out of 5. For Orme Gamsby Memorial Trophy. Dust Trouble Over Relief at last from the continual dust stirred up by so much heavy traffic on Harmony Road South, is in sight. Early Friday morning, trucks were on the job spreading chemical on the road to allay the dust. Foliage on bushes and trees and in fact everything on the east side of the road is caked, and gives the impression that there must have been a dust storm, Welfare Meeting A meeting of the East Whitby Welfare Association has been called for next Thursday night, June 15, in the Harmony School, starting at 8:00 o'clock. Persons interested are invited to attend, Subject com- ing up for discussion will be the Budget. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Foote were in Napanee this week, and returning home with them was their daugh- ter, Mrs. Fred Huffman, and daugh- ter Pamela, who had spent a few days with them in Harmony, Celebrating the fact that exams are over, Bob. Lambert and Dave Fletcher left Thursday night for Pigeon River on a camping and fishing trip. Miss Eleanor Nichols, nurse-in- training at Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, is holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols, Harmony Rd. North. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Davenport, Atlanta, Ga., are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. John- | n. 80 Congratulations to Douglas Hart, son of Mrs. Ernie Hart, who was married to Miss Joyce Alexander 2 North Oshawa Wednesday, June Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lane, former], of Harmony, and now residing in London, were Wednesday callers at Mr. and Mrs, Ken Whattam's home. They stayed overnight with Mrs. Lane's sister in Oshawa, Mrs. R. J. Fursey, who accompanied them to Toronto on Thursday to gttend the Graduation exercises at Toronto University, of Barbara, their daughter. Hundreds of stu- dents were graduated at the color- ful ceremony which took place in Convocation Hall. Barbara, who received her B.A. was the youngest graduate this year from the Uni- versity. In the afternoon, they attended the Garden Party, which was also a highlight of the occasion. Tables were set up on the spacious lawns, and tea was poured by the wives of the Professors, while the gradu- ates served their guests. During the entire afternoon, the beauti- ful chimes from the University tower, rang out over the happy scene. Miss Lane plans to enter the field of Journalism, and may accept a position in Toronto, Birthday Party Held at Columbus Columbus, June 9--A very enjoy- able evening was spent at the home of Mrs. W. Scott and Alan when her brothers and sisters met to enjoy a birthday party together. Andrew Scott, Goderich, in a few well chosen words explained the reason for their intrusion. George Scott presented Mrs. Scott with a beautiful trilight lamp as a birthday gift. Mrs, Scott made a suitable reply, thanking all for their kindness, Alan Scott and Walter Pascoe with 'their violins, accompanied by the Scott sisters at the piano, fur- nished music which was enjoyed by all, Progressive euchre followed after which refreshments were served, the table being centered with a birth- day cake, beautifully decorated in pink and white, and topped with candles. 2 / Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scott, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Walton Pascoe; Bowman- ville; Mrs. W. G. McCulloch, Orono; Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Pascoe, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Werry, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Tom- my Scott, Kedron; Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Ross and Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Pascoe, Columbus. Want to buy or sell or irade - a Ciassified Ad and the deal is made. ORDER TRADE MARK RE with your groceries SHARP RECOVERY Washington, June 10 (AP)--A sharp recovery from a weather-de- layed start in the plantings Fri- day promised total crop production in the United States this year equal to the high average of the last 10 years, including the bumper war years. In its June crop report, the U.S. Agriculture Department said current prospects indicate a har- vest only about six per cent below last year's near-record volume. OPPOSE PLAN Toronto, June 10 (CP)--Pive sube urban municipalities and the police village of Thistletown Friday filed briefs with the Ontario Municipal Board opposing the application of the City of Toronto for progressive amalgamation of suburban municie palities. The City of Toronto ape plication would amalgamate 12 sur- rounding municipalities of the greater Toronto area into one mun- icipal unit. VIGOR OIL CO. 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