BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCES 118 Brock Street S. Whitby 668 - 3707 This firm originally opened in 1936 on Brock Street N. The business was sold, later re - opening in August, 1959, at the Brock Street S. location under the management of Vincent Graham and Bob Catton. Since that time Bob and Vincent have established a successful business in the Whitby area. With their many years of experience in sales and service in appliances, many people in the area look for their entertainment needs, whether it be a new appliance or repairs. At BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCES all their brands are leaders in Canada. Brands such as R.C.A., Electrohome, Panasonic, all these and many more and all prices are in reach of everyone. Bob always has a good display of all of his lines on hand in the showroom from which you can make a choice and his are quoted without o- you can make a choice and he is pleased to quote prices without obligation. So remember for anything in this specialized trade see BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCES for ail your electronic needs. TOWN OF WHITBY HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION SEPTEMBER 3, 1973 There will be no garbage collection on September 3, 1973. Garbage normally collected on Monday will be picked up on Tuesday, September 4, 1973. The Garbage Disposai Site will be closed on September 3rd, 1973. W.A. Evans, P. Eng., Director of Public Works SOCCER The Council of the Town of Whitby made it possible to send one of the Whitby Pee Wee teams to Longueuil for a return match. The Whitby teams lost at the County Town Carnival due to the fact that some boys p- layed up to five games during the tournament. This time under the coaching of Geor- ge Borg who has done an excellent job with the help of his two brothers, the team won, Archie Craig, vice - president of Whitby Minor Soccer Association and Gerry Gelette, director of the Whit- by Recreation Department helped organize the bus trip to Longueuil. The right winger, Rick Borg, scored one goal in each game. Alan Razey scored the second. David Wilcox scored a single in the Sunday game, which made both gam- es a 2 - 0 victory for Whitby. The shutout goalie was Gary Agnew. PARA PAINTS - BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS FULL SELECTION - SUNWORTHY WALL COVERINGS LARGE SELECTION - VINYL CUSHION FLOORING ALL MERCHANDISE - 10 % OFF with this ad. MR. REC ROOM Whitby Mail Phone 728 - 2762 Fastbail News The Whitby Canadian Ti- remen took it on the chin in the opening game of their O.A.S.A. playdowns in Cob- ourg on Thursday night by the tune of 5 - 2. This was the first game of a best of three series with the second game slated for Whitby Tues- day night. Cobourg scored single runs in the second, third and four- th innings and put the game away with a pair of runs in the bottom of the 7th inning. Harry Livingston, the clas- sy left feilder of the Cobourg club led the attack with a perfect four for four, al singles. Pitcher AI Fenton aided his own cause with a pair of hits including a bases empty home - run in the four- th inning. Second sacker Ed Smith hï 1 two hits in four tries. John Vesters led the hitti- gn attack for the Tiremen with a pair of singles in four tries. Jim Spiers, Stu Higham and losing pitcher Ken May each had singles for Whitby. The Tiremen scored one run in the second on three hits and the same in the third inning. From there on in Fenton had a rather easy time as the Whit- by bats were dead with Vest- ers getting a single in the 6th for the final Whitby hit. We chatted with the team manager Jack Townson and he was very disappointed and felt his team got off to a good start picking up six hits and a pair of runs in the first three innings but then they just went sour. He said that Higham looked real good in relief of May on the mound and was con- sidering starting Higham on Tuesday night. DAte and place for the third game if needed has not been decided at the time of writing. LAGROSSE In the girls league of Gar- another game Local 222 beat rard Road Minor Lacrosse Dodd & Souter 6 - 4. Local during the past week Local 222 goals Margaret Fraser 5, 222 defeated Ajax by a score and Sherry Taylor 1. of 5 - 1. Local 222 scoring led by Margaret Fraser 4, ln the Eastern Ontario and Sherry Taylor 1. In Tyke Tournament at Rexdale our Tyke taem Sinclair Sun- WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1973, PAGE 9 Canada Permanent De.bentures an'd Guaranteed Certific'ates are now paying 2years 1year ,14 Canada PermanentTrust CANADA PERMANENT MORTGAGE CORPORATION 22 King St. W., Oshawa Phone 728-9482 GARRARD ROAD MINOR LACROSSE The Garrard Road Ail Season Sports were 3 time winners to capture the Eastern Ontario Novice "B" Honours at a Tournament at Malton and Streetsville during the past weekend. The first game against Cornwall the Garrard Road team won 7 - 2, then ousted Nepean 8 - 6 and winning the final game over Scarborough by a score of 5 - 3. Ail Season Sports came close to the trophy in a tournament in Orillia by winning the first three games and then losing to Clarkson in the last. A very decisive 13 0 win over Toronto Beaches was first, the second 12 - 4 over Orillia and then 5 - 4 over Chinguacousy and finally a loss to Clarkson 5 - 2. In Novice House League play Gaven Investments beat Brooklin Oddfellows 2 - 1. Novice B Mel Ron Construction won by a score of 9 - 1 over Cobourg. In Novice A play this week All Season Sports tied Ajax 6 - 6. In another game Orillia defeated Ail Season Sports by a score of 14 - 4. Ail Season Sports beat Huntsville 10-6. In Eastern Ontario Tournament at Malton Mel Ron Construction lost the "D" competition by losing both games to Sudbury (17 - 3) and to Belleville (10 - 0.) In a game of the Girls League Local 222 beat Dodd & Souter by a score of 4 - 1. oco were eliminated from competition by losing their first two games in "B" div- ision our team was over - rated as we were no match for the teams we had to play. 3 ya0 3-4-5- years NOMINATIONS Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Whitby in the County of Ontario that in compliance with The Municipal Election Act, 1972, chapter 95, the period for nominations in the said Town of Whitby is the period from the 6th day of September, 1973, until the 10th day" of September, 1973 at 5 o'clock in the afternoon (being the period between the twenty - fifth and twenty - first days before polling day) for the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for the office (s) of Mayor, by general vote, 2 members elected by general vote as members of the Council of the Town of Whitby and of the Regional Council, 4 members of the Council of the Town of Whitby only, one elected in each of the four wards, 1 Trustee to the Ontario County Board of Education to be elected by the Separate School Supporters of the Town of Whitby, Town of Ajax, Village of Pickering, Township of Brock, Township of Thora, Village of Cannington, Village of Beaverton, Township of Pickering, Township of Scugog, Township of Reach, Township of Cartwright, Village of Port Perry, Town of Uxbridge, Township of Scott, T ownship of Uxbridge, by general -vote, 2 Trustees to the Ontario County Roman Catholic Separate School Board to be elected by the Separate School Supporters of the Town of Whitby, Township of Brock, Township of Thorah, Village of Beaverton and Village of Cannington of which all Electors are hereby required to take notice and. govern themselves accordingly, and if a greater number of candidates than required to fill the said offices are nominated and make the required declarations, polis will be opened on the dates stated below for the purposes of taking the poli from Il o'clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Advance Poil - 29th day of September, 1973, being two days before polling day. Polling day the 1st day of October, 1973 Given under my hand this 21st day of August, 1973. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T. Returning Officer