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season The Whitby B & R Transporters started the 1973 O.L.A. Jr. "'B" la- crosse season fil fine st- yle, as they romped to an easy- 19-S win over Brampton ini a gaine play- ed iii the Brookiin Arena on Tues., May 8. Les Reed paced the Trans- porters with four goals and one assist. Tim Briscoe and Phil Stevenî- son each scored three times with Briscoe also adding three assists. Dave Wright, Bob Daiby and Bill Down each scored a pair of goals, while singles were added by Marty Van Heuvel. Chuck allowed Providing it doesn't ramn or snow the Whitby baseball season will get underway this Sunday when the Whitby Reds host Kendall at E.A. Fair- man in their home open- er in the Eastern Ontario Basebali Assoc. Junior se- ries. The game which gets underway at 1:30 P.M. will be the first of the season for Whitby clubs. The Reds get the jump on the other Whitby E.O.B.A. clubs, most of whom will open during the week of the 21 st. The Reds, spon- sored thîs year by Red's Cycle and Sports who have stores in both Whit- by and Ajax are just one of several teams sp- onsored by the local sp- orting goods dealer who bas supported A sports with sponsorships, but this is the first venture in local basebail. Mike McArthur, Dave Yager and Pat Hanley are gui- ding the club through the 73 season and in spite of terrible weather conditions have bad the club working out at E.A. opener Lepine and Don Valiant Bob Daiby and Paul Bra- dley picked np three as- sists each, while Brian Millar, Cliuck Lepine and *Russ Arbuckle hiad two ea uh. Dave Crosby and Paul Boland shared the net- rninding duties. Boland entered the gaine nid- way tlrough the second period, and lheid the Br- ampton attackers off the scoresheet until Nigel Cook finally put the bail behind him at 19:51 of the third period. The B & R Trans- porters scored 6 of their goals on 8 powerplay chances. to begin Fairman ini preparation for the opener. There are severai prospects for nearly every positionand with competition so keen to get a berth on the club, there has been lots of hustie at the team's workouts. For pitching duties, the Reds are ban- king on1 another good year from lett-hander Greg Cairns,right-hander Dave Ross who came through with several fine performances iast season although used sparingly and Harold Moore mak- ing his first bid in Jun- ior ranks following a fine season with the Canadian Tlire midgets ini 72. Be- hind the plate, Doug War- low, Jim Twinin g and Rob Craigen are experi- enced receivers who can double at other posit- ions. In the infield Harry Long will hold down first base chores, with Miles Shrider and Jamie Moore at second, the always dependable, Dave Moore at short and Phil Gilroy at third. Pa- trolling the outfield will be Gary Borchuck, Don SPORTS REPORT by DOUG WEALES Transporters wi1n Baiiey, Randy Sorochan, Chris Conneil and Frank Briggs. Club officiais may do some shuffling if the need arises but the club seems pretty weli set. There is one thing for sure, and that is E.A. Fairman is going to be a much more enjoyabie park to play in this sea- son with the new netting which has been added to the screen. The neigh- bours, players and W.M. B.A. officiais will be a lot happier not having to chase foui balis ini- cessaniitiy. which was a serious probiem ini other yea-rs. The varions convenors are working feverlshiy getting ready for the "big day' for Whitby basehaliL the Officiai Op- eilîiig Day on Sat. May 26th. which marks the beginning of the 73 sea- son for the W.M.B.A. House Leagues which ac- count for the major share of the 600 boys playing organized basebaîl in the town. Winston Muschett, convenor of the Tee-Balil group reports that the league is expanding to eight 'clubs this season, which is not surprising in view of the interest and enthusiasm this group created in its first year of operation in 72. The Tyke league under the guidance of Perry Stover is going with eleven tea- mrs at least, up from last year, and the Pee-Wee group xii have eiglit cl- ubs and a possible ninth to ensure a bang-up sea- son for these groups. One of the brightest, sp- ots ini the basebail pic- ture is the way things are shaping up for the Bantam-Midget group. There wiil be four clubs ini the W.M.B.A., three ini the oid town and onîe in Brooklin, and these clubs are going to play an interiocking schieduie WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY, 17, 1973, PAGE 9 with two clubs from A- jax, one from Bowman- ville and either one or two from Oshawa. '73 promises to be an ex- citing year for boys in the older group, wluich is highiy pieasing to W. M.B.A. officiais. Start- ing with the W.M.B.A. first year of operation in 1969 ther e bas been a steady and continuous growth of interest and numbers in the older age. brackets. At the out- set, the Tyke group was by far the strongest, but in succeeding years the Pee-Wee and the Bantam programmes have gained momentum. The Ban- tam-Midget group has Mike McArthur, Mike Pageau and Alec Fillier supervising operations, while Bill Watters heads the Pee-Wees. Harilaid Minor M idgets 1 972m73 The Brooklin-Whitby Hariiaid Minor Midgets played ini the O.M.H.A. Ail-Star League this past season, and ended up in first place in league* standing with 17 wins, 3 ties and no losses. Despite their brilliant league play, they lost out in the first round of piay-offs to the Ajax Mi- nor Midgets. The Farilaid midgets played in four tourna- ments, and won the Con- solation in the Silver St- ick Tournam'ent against major competition. The teami was led by the higlî,scorîilgg une of Eddie Szczur, Tom Foster and Tom Casey. Leading scorer 0on the teami was Eddie Szczur with 37 goals and 33 assists for 70 points. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., Clerk, The Corporation of the Town 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontario. VASELINE WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY 5 8 oz. - Sugg. List 89e 1 l-7 CURAD "VALUE PACK 100ASSORTED BANDAGES Suggested list $ 1.75 LYSOL SPRAY r'4EODORIZES! DISINFECTSI 14 ounce PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE *-505 More Free" - 150 ml. Mauiox MAALOX ANTACID LIQU ID, 12 oz. or TABLETS, 50's m23 88, 1n21 MEACH h p h p h p 7 oz. -Sugg. list $1.89 cmlIML L. PAIMCY Mrs LÂ i AR>4AC I? ~iL damW WIYS S MU mo. SCHEDULE6 COMMENCING at a point att form% Town of Whitby whe sbore of Lake Ontario, THENCE northeriy along the Town of Wbitby to its north .Concession 2; THENCE east parailel to Dund to a point 660 feet west of Coc THENCE north paraliel to R limit of the former Townshipc THENCE south along -the east sbip of Whitby to Lake Ontari( THENCE westeriy aiong the n to thé place of beginning. The goaitending duo of Paul Ravary and Pat McGibbon shared in 10 shut-outs during league play, and had a com- bined goals against aver- age of 2.80. The "Most Valuable Player", as seiected by the team was Tim Brown. The Hariiaid Minor Midget Ail-Stars was coa- ched by Mr. Jim De- mille, managed by Mr. Bill Edwards and was trained by Mr.- Jerry Prosser who was also the assistant manager. The management of the team would like to thank the parents and friends who followed and supported the team throughout the 72/73 season, and wish the boys every success in the future. Don't forget, Spring, Summer, Faîl or Winter minor sports need coa- ches, managers, trainers, etc. But most of A they need FANS. Do your part. Whitby basebali season USED VOLKSWAG 1ENS W. have 30 cars to choose fromn *Guaranteed i1000 miles or 30 days *Ai'l Certified Select Yours TodGv VO5 HAIR SPRAY iflic w9ow m p %M NOTICE 0F APPLICATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITB'V BY-LAW IMPOSIN( The Council of the Corporat by intends to apply to the Ont approval of the construction of Street from Brock Street to ( Street from Front Street to Vi toria Street from Charles Sti mately 300 feet west of the Street at an estiniated cost of 5 charge the whoie of the cosi rate for a period of 10 years ui derive a benefit therefrom deç It is proposed to raise.the ments by an annual rate esti lowing is an example of the an dweiling property having an $3.00 annuaily for a period of $30.00. (a) The area upon which such described ini Schedule "A" att of this notice. (b) There wili be no exemptioi Any rate payer may, withir blication of this notice, send Clerk of the Town of Whitby,, a notice in writing stating.his ( or to the imposition of the spe, The -Ontario Municipal Bc said special rate pursuant to t prove of the said works, but i point a time and place for a objections will be considered, will be given only to those pt tice of objections as provided i DATED at the Town of Whil A.D., 19 73. BY THE CORPORATION FOR APPROVAL 0F A. A SEWER RATE tion of the Town of Whit- tario Municipal Board for fa sanitary sewer on Front Chiarles Street, on Charles ictoria Street and on Vic- 'reet to a point approxi- westerly limits of Henry S150,000.00. It intends to tof the work as a sewer pon lands that wili or may ,cribed in Schedule "A". whole of the annual pay- nated at 0.6 milis. The fo- inuai charge on an average assessment of $5,000.00. 1 of 10 years, being a total sewer-rate is.to be levied is ached to and forming part ,ns granted. a 21 days after the ffrst pu- 1 by prepaid post to the at the address given below, objection to such approval ýcial rate. >ard may approve of the the Statutues and may ap- before doing so it may ap- public hearing when any but notice of such hearing ersons who have given no- for above. itby this lOth day of May, i of Whitby, the south-west angle of the ere it intersects the north west 'limit of the formner Point in Township Lo»t 31, il