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WHITBY And DISTRICT MAGNOLIA BLOOMS AGAIN It may be that the rather eool summer weather has baf- fled the plant life but in any event, a magnolia tree in Whitby thinks that spring is back again, Mrs, David Mowat, 115 Kent street, above, exam- ines one of the blooms on the spring, the magnolia bloomed before the leaves appeared. Again in July, blooms started to appear again. Mrs. Mowat said that it may not be un- usual for a magnolia to bloom twice in the same year but this particular tree never has in the tree in her yard. Early in the | past. --Oshawa Times Photo WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR Drove 200 Miles To Avoid Demerit travelled 200 miles to keep from getting demerit marks for speed- ing, on Monday won his point but was fined $10 and costs for travelling 37 mph. Magistrate Crawford Guest, in Whitby traf- fic court, reduced the charge from 40 mph to 37 mph in order that no demerits would be hand- ed down to Frank Brown. PC Kenneth Edwards, of the Whitby Police Department, said that he had been operating the speed watch on Brock street north, on July 22 and had clock- ed Brown's southbound car at 41 mph but had charged him with 40 mph, Brown said that he had been ollowing another car into Whitby d had observed the other driver making some sort of a ignal but he had interpreted it as meaning he was going to make a turn. His Worship sug- gested that the other motorist was signalling that there was a speed trap ahead. Brown said that the other car had pulled over and he had pass- ed it, then crossed the two traffic tapes and was stopped by PC Edwards. He said that he had driven 200 miles to save getting demerit marks. He maintained that the trap was at the foot of the hill leading into Whitby but Cpl, Wil- filam Middleton, who conductea the Crown's case, suggested that it was more than two blocks south of the base of the hill and 1500 feet from the first sign warn- ing of a 30 mph zone. His Worship said that he would reduce the charge to 37 mph to save demerits. A Galt motorist who said he By CLIFF GORDON | Whitby Red Wings displayed a |strong offence last night as they chalked up their first victory of the Eastern Canada Jr. A la- crosse semi-finals by a 12-6 score. The Wings led the series 1-0 with the second game slated for the Garden City on Wednesday night and back here on Friday night for the third game. Phil Hall, Bob Carnegie and Glen Lotton each scored a trio of goals for the Whitby team with Terry Davis coming in with two goals and four assists. Ken Ross added a singleton. For the losing visitors, it was Pete Berge and Wayne Young with a pair and single tallies to Wally Thoren, their captain, and John Inglis. Lotton also picked up two assists for the OLA champs. The Wings drew first blood as Hall got his first of three on a rather soft one-handed shot. The Athletics got that one. back as Young combined with Cheevers while they were playing short chance at the 11.01 mark as he was right in and had the ball bounce ¢wice right on the line but not in. NEVER LOOKED BACK Bob Carnegie put the Whitby and from here in the Wings never at 15.15 and Lotton alone at 16.05) who is one of their best players got his goal at the 16.53 as once again they scored while they were short handed. With 70 sec- onds to go in the period Lotton got his second goal, a real sizzling | drive on a pass from Davis. The| {score read 5-2 at the end of the| first 20 minutes. | | Suspend Sentence | For 3rd Offence, Give Warning A Whitby solicitor, Duncan B. | McIntyre, was Monday placed on | suspended senterice for his third | | | y ials are meeting BY GERRY BLAIR With our annual vacation completed for this year, it's back to more important things on the sporting front. We spent several days with Wren Blair and his family at their cottage in the Highlands of Haliburton. Things should be picking up in this corner with the opening of training camps for various major hockey clubs just around the corner, While we were away, the Whitby Red Wings' Junior "A" lacrosse club captured the OLA Junior "A" league championship, with a splendid first place finish. They ended the regular season on a winning note, as they claimed three important victories over their closest rivals, the St. Catharines Athletics and the Brampton Excelsiors -- two of them from the Excel- siors -- and finally after nine unsuccessful attempts claimed their first road victory in Brampton. Incident=- ally, that victory in Brampton proved to be the only defeat the Excelsiors suffered in their familiar sur- roundings for the entire 1960 season. An even bigger factor about the Red Wings winning the league title was their perfect home record -- experiencing nary a defeat. Last night at the Whitby Community Arena, the Wings opened a best-of-seven Eastern Canada OLA Junior A semi-final series against the St. Cath= arines Athletics. The results:of that game should appear elsewhere on this page. The second game of that set goes back to St. Catharines tomorrow night. Friday night of this week these two clubs return to Whitby for the third tilt, with the fourth in St. Cath= arines on Saturday night. Ensuing contests if neces- sary will take place next week, TOWN AND COUNTRY . .. Mount Zion and the Oshawa Merchants played their second game of a best-of-three Southern Ontario County Softball League semi-finals last night in Brooklin. Should a third game be required, it will be played tonight at Alexandra park, commencing 8:00 p.m. The Merchants claimed a 3-2 victory in the opening con- test in Oshawa last Thursday night. . . . In other Southern Ontario County League play-offs, Brooklin is engaged in a 3-out-of-5 series with Port Perry, while Markham 'Aces and Oshawa Heffering's Imper- in a best-of-three set, with the second game tonight.in Markham -- the Aces hold a 1-0 lead in the series after a 5-2 victory last Thurs- day evening. at WHITBY PERSONALS Ogilvie and son Peter have re- o turned to Ottawa after spending Rodda, Sr., also of Toronto, will Constable and Mrs. D. L. home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Peck. 315 Palace street. Mr. Walter yo weeks as the guests of their be spending the week at the arents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Willett, Peck residence f Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. A, gilvie, of Oshawa | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ham- mond, of Madison, Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rodda and were recent visitors at the home eir three children, Allan, Glen of Mrs. David Mowat, Kent | conviction under the Liquor Control Act but was warned that a further offence within one year | would see him in jail for three | months. He appeared before *"ag- istrate Crawford Guest, in Whitby Traffic court charged with being intoxicated. PC James Hooker, of the Whit- by Police Department, said that on July 17 he had observed a | man leaning against a sign at the | Whitby cloverleaf on Highway | 401. He said that he found it to |be the accused who was intoxi- |cated and had to be assisted to |the cruiser. He said he was charged as a third offender. His Worship told the accused that he had heard him say on {one occasion that it did an ac- cused no good to levy a fine, | He said that he had fined him | several times and it apparently |had no effect. For that reason, he said, he would place him on suspended) sentence with the warning that if {he returned to the court similar- ly charged within one year he Both teams checked closely for| the first nine minutes of the sec-| ond period as a result the goalies were not too busy. Inglis hit for| the losers at the 9.18 mark. The] Red Wings tested Morningstar in| the visitors' cage with some hot |ones for the mext five minutes) | before they managed to dent his| |guard. Davis was the trigger| man on this one followed just| nine seconds later by Hall with his second goal of the night. Whitby was really rolling and took advantage of some loose | play as Inglis, the St. Kitt's play- |er, went to get the ball in the corner and fell leaving Ross right | in the clear. He made no mis- take as he fired the ball home. This made it 8-3 for the Red Wings, LON" PASS Berge got one for the Garden City team at the 16.51 mark as the Whitby club was caught nap- ping for a moment. One of the longest passes of the game set up the next goal. McCready got the ball and fed a pass almost the length-of the floor to Carnegie who went right in and blinked the light for the final goal of the period. Whitby missed a big chance at the 1.33 mark as Campbell miss- ed the wide open side of the net. McCready came up with three big saves right after this as the A's were really fighting. The local team appeared to have a little too much finish in this] game and added three more as| would be jailed three months. Carnegie, Hall and Lotton each | handed. Lofton missed a great| looked back. Davis from 'Lotton speed. He said he gave chase gave Whitby a 4-1 bulge. Thorne over 80 mph as the car travelled found the mesh. Berge and Young blinked the light for the losers. JUST TALKING . . . This was another good game and saw the Whitby team play heads up la- crosse all the way. . . . Phil Hall came up with one of his best games of the year as he trigger- ed a trio of goals. . . . Bob Car- negie and Glen Lotton each pick- ed up hat tricks for the locals. . . . A note of interest re scor- ing by the St. Kitt's team on their three appearances here this year, on all occasions they have scored six goals. . . . Theré was some misunderstanding as to the {starting time of the game last 80 MPH Brings $50 Fine Here A Pickering Twp. driver, Ron- ald Charles Samson, 20, of RR 1, Pickering, was Monday fined $50 |and costs or 10 days in jail for {driving 80 mph on Whitby's main street. He appeared before Mag- istrate Crawford Guest in Whitby traffic court. Cpl. James Barter, of the! Whitby Police Department, said that he had been on cruiser pa-| trol at 1.05 a.m. June 7, when team out front at the 11.53 mark he ohserved a car going west on!15. {Dundas street at a high rate of and clocked the vehicle at speeds from Cochane street, to the town Wings Double Score In Semi-Final Opener night. The Whitby team was told to call the game for 8.30 but the St. Catharines team was never notified by the OLA as to the change, But from here in the games will be called for 8.30 here in Whitby. . . . Don't forget the next home game is here on Friday night. SUMMARY 1st Period 1. Whitby: Hall, Davis ..... 2.36| 2. St. Kitt's: Young, { Cheevers .........ceses.. 5.33 3. Whitby: Carnegie, lofton.......i 5000 .. 11.53 4. Whitby: Davis, Lotton .. 15.15 5. Whitby: Letton ....... +. 16.05 6. St. Kitt"s, Thorne ...... 16.53 7. Whitby: Lotton, Davis 18.50 Penalties Thompson 3.18, Asadorian 12.30, Cheevers 14.58, Inglis 17.39, Kerr 10.03. 2nd Period 8. St. Kitt's: Inglis ......... 9.18 9, Whitby: Davis .......... 14.16 10. Whitby: Hall ........... 14.25 11. Whitby: R0SS ......e... 15.42 12. St. Kitt's: Berge, Asadorian ........ esses 18.51 18. Whitby: Carnegie, McCready .. 18.15 Penalties -- Bryson 3.08, Asa- dorian, Campbell 4.30, Carnegie 4.34, Luke 10.50. 14, Whitby: Carnegie, Pavis, Luke ........... Whitby: Hall, Davis .... 16. St. Kitt's: Berge, Thorne: ,.....:..... «1413 17. Whitby: Lotton ......... 14.23 18. St. Kitt's: Young, Cheevers, Thorne ...... 17.54 limits. The area is posted at 30 mph. Penalties -- Young 10.00, Cur- ran 16.51, Davis 17.48. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 9, 1960 S Old Graveyards Being Located TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario government is prepared to let the dead rest in peace but is curious to know where. A two - man team from the health department's division of environmental sanitation has spent thé last five years criss- crossing the province in search of lost or abandoned graveyards. Most of Ontario's estimated 5, 000 graveyards were small, one- family plots usually occupying an 'acre in an out-of-the-way part of a rural community, When families moved away, the cemeteries were forgotten and soon the graves were overgrown with weeds and the stones moved or destroyed. Succeeding owners Meeting Brings Trip To Home WESTON SUPER - MARE, England (CP)--A chance meeting with an old friend prompted Bert Cook to spend this year's vaca- tion paying his first visit in 36 years to this west country village where he was born, NEED CANADIANS TORONTO (CP) -- The presi. dent of the first world seniors' golf tournament, for golfers 55 and over, called Thursday -for entries from Canada. Chick Evans, former United States Open and amateur champion said in a telegram that the tourna- ment at Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 21 to 28, has received entries Canada has applied. When his family was forced to split up in 1924, Cook decided to emigrate to Canada with a friend, Harry Mellish They parted shortly afterwards and Cook es- tablished himself as a shipping department employee in a firm at Brampton, Ont. A few years ago Cook bumped into Mellish in Toronto and they startde talking about old times. In the end, both decided to begin saving for a trip home, With his wife, Lillian, Cook spent two weeks with his family, meeting for the first time two brothers born after his departure. sometimes had no idea they were building a barn or a suburban shopping plaza on the last resting place of a pioneer. J. R. McAlister, head of the di- vision's cemeteries section, says t hopes soon to have all ceme- teries located and those still in- tact cared for. : Cemeteries are not likely to be abandoned in future, The provin- cial Cemetery Act, revised in 1955, requires a perpetual care fund be set aside by the pur- chaser of every plot. CANADIAN TO FIGHT NEW YORK (CP)--Gale Ker- win of Ottawa, Canada's welter- . 11.49| weight | 12.05 meet Ronnie Cohen of New Ro-| boxing chamoion, will chelle, N.Y., in a 10-round non- {title bout at Madison Square |Garden Aug. 16. The match will be a preliminary to the Kid Paret - Denny Moyer welter- weight fight, also a 10-round non- title affair. 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