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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,M1974, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whitby Girls' Sports Assoc. Hoôckey Scores CAME PLAYED: ianuary 26th 1974 in Little Brittaiîî WHITBY WINVALLEY BLA DES vs. LITTLE BRITTAIN JET-SETS SHOTS ON GOAL JET-SETS -7 -6 -9 =22 BLADES -13 8 14=3 GOALTENDER.S JET-SETS: Marilyn Gilles BLADES Pat Underwood FINAL SCORE LITTLE BRITTAIN - 2 WHITBY - 5 B-W Malor Midget Al-mStars The Brooklin-Whitby Major Midget Ail Stars played an exhibition game against the Scarborough Sabres in Brookiin iast Tuesday night and turned back the visitors by a score of 2to 1. The hard fought game was in doubt right up to the final whistle as play continualiy went fromn one end to the other. Firing markers for the C.B.C. crew were Dave Allen, a short handed goal, and Tom Foster. The marksman for the Scarboro sabres was Bob Boyd.1 "It's your baligame now", Gordon Banna, ieft, hands bail to Winston Muschett newly elected Pres. of Whitby Minor Basebali Assoc. Hianna served as Pres. of W.M.B.A. during 1973. "l and 2" in the Batting Order for the Whitby Minor Basebali Assoe. in 1974. Winston Muschett, ieft, the new Pres. of the W.M.B.A. and Keith MacDonald, Vice-Pres. Election look place at Annual Meeting of W.M.B.A. lield in Council Chambers on Saturday. Buy your home now Reýal estate values keel- cinmbing over the y'ears. Tinît home yoLI \VUt i ay neyer agin be priced as low a-,s riglit now. So buy it. Corne in and let uis work out a miortgage to fit your- need and your purse. Memiber Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation aGREY IfOUST COMPANY 5PMCC 1889 Lome Reed TMwi#jfe 308 DUNDAS Wj WHITIBY1 The Brookli 'n-Whitby Ma- jorÎ Pee Wee Ail Stars pictur- ed are, from Left to Right: Back row, P. Smithi (coach), Jeif Fleming, Ray McWhirter, on Ilebruary I st, a short handed B.W.C.B.C. Major Mi. dget teamn travelled to New- market an.d went down to defeat at the hands of the home team by a score of 6 to 4. B.W. scoring was handled by Dan Jordan and Brad Staley with 2 each. Replying for Newïnarket were Randy Budd with 3, Kev. Mattice with 2, and a single by Cliff Weddel. On February 3rd, a stili short band C.BC. crew jour- ney to Markham and were lucky to corne home with a tie. Ed Szczur scored the lone goal for B.W. whîle Tom Smith replied for the home club. ,Whi1tby Minor Basebali Elects New Presi*dent Winston Muschett bas been namned the Pres. of the Whitby Minor Basebal Assoc. for 1974, succeeding Gordan Hanna. He was elected to the post at the annual meeting of the W.M.B.A. held Saturday in the Council Chamnbers of the Municipal Building. In taking over the office he becomes the fifth man to hold the position since the organization was formed in 1 969. Neil Murkar was the first Pres. of the association, holding the post in 1969 and 1970. Ken MacDonald followed in 1971. Mike McArthur was at the heim in 1972 and Gordan Hanna guided the group ini '73. The new Pres. bas been active in Whitby basebali silice coming to the community from Wexford. He has coached a club in the Tyke House League and has also held several important executive positions, acting as Tyke and Tee-Bail Convenor and as Sec'y of the W.M.B.A. The election of officers also saw Keith MacDonald chosen as Vice-Pres. for a second term. Jim Haley is the new Registrar and Geraid Robinson the Registrar in '73 becomnes Sec'y. Others elected were Bill Puchalski as Treas. and Neil Murkar as Director of Public Relations. Named to the ten man Directorate were: Doug Dolley, Alex Millier, Rod Fillier, Otto Gilks, Bill Hurlay, Don Kennedy, Bill Link, Dave Moore, Mike Pageau and Doug Underwood. The election of officers was conducted by Gerald Cox. A highiigbt of the meeting was the naming of John MacDonald as an Honorary Member of the W.M.B.A. for Life. The first person to receive the honour, Mr. MacDon- ald, bas been active on the Whitby basebail scene for nearly f'orty years and bas given faithfully of his time to the gamne and the boys of Whitby over that span of years. With the Annual Meeting the W.M.W.A. now swings into the busy schedule of preparations necessary to get the' sea- son underway and although May is still a long way off there is a lot of behind the scènes work to be done before the cry of "Play Bail". Jeff Dinsmore, Nick Noso- wenko, Les Wilson (Mgr.); Middle row. Rick Schroer, David Fleming, Keith Wilson, Mike Peho, Paul Hunt, J.P. Aggett; Front row, Gord Br- own, Ed Hayden, Jamie Tu- tak, Gilly Nieuwendyk, and Chuch Hetherington. - Photo by Mike Burgess B-W Majlor Pee Wee Ail -Stars The Brooklin Whitby Major Pee Wee Ali Stars are getting ready for the Annual Pee Wee Tournament in Quebec City. As far as their chances are, they are as good as any, since they have a very successful season behind themn, finishing their league in third place. In a recent Pee Wee Tournament in Llndsay, they camne out as "B" Championship winners after iosing their first encounter 1 - O dcspite shooting the opposition 27 - 5. The teamn spirit is high, and under the leadership of coach Peter Smithi and manager Les Wilson they wili make a good showing for the oid country town. Practically every parent and other supporter will accomn- pany the Pee Wee's on their journey and wish themn every success possible. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT The Canadian Radio-Television Commission announces the following decision effective January 21, 1974. OSHAWA-WHITBY-BO WMAN VILLE, ONT. Applicaeton by Pine Ridge Cable TV Limited, licensee of a cable television system serving Oshawa, Bowmanville, and Whitby, Ont. to transfer 37.5% of its common shares and 20.8% of its preferred shares, from W.J.E. Leask to Canadian Cablesystems Limited, and to transfer indirectly 37.5% of the common shares and preferred shares (through the tr.ansfer of ail the shares of Jarmain Teleservices Limited), to Canadian Cablesystems Limited. The Commission will expect the icensee companies to maintain on their respective boardsof di rectors the proportion of local representation indicated in the applications hereby approved. In connection with the cable television systems serving Kingston and Whitby. the Commission draws the attention of Canadian Cablesystems Limited to lis decisions 72-342 and 72-87 licensing these areas, and expects the Company to take aIl measures necessary to fulfil the expectations of the Commission expressed in these deci sion s. Guy Lefebvre Director General of Licensing Acting Secretary I. Canadian Radlo-Television Comm ission Conseil de la Radio-Télévision Canadienne Je lqm 000 i 1