PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1976, WKITBV FREE PRES HAVE VQU EVER THOUGHT - 0f goingshopping with a friend - Teacbing street signs, traffic'safety, swimming, basic skills and crafts. Give a retarded person hope for a better life. Be a Volunteer at Durham Centre 668-7745 ext. 435 Programs run each day and evening. PRURFINN Imports Gifts fronm Scandinavia ha@ Reopened ini the Whitby Mal Beindeer hides fromLapland Introduction Sale 20% off fiegular price free gift with $5 purchase 728-0280 NOTICE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY STOPPING UP A PORTION 0F HICKORY SIRE ET AND BEECH STREET Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass a by-Iaw for stopping up and cîosing portions of Hickory Street and Beech Street, more particularîy described as folîows: (1> Hickory Street fromn the intersection of Hickory Street and Beech Street soulherly way&beingPart-2 on-a plan prpard b Gus Brown Motor's wins t-bai crown The Whitby Minor Base- bail Association T-Bail divi- sion has complctcd its play- offs, bringing to an end one of the most successful scasons in the fivc year his- tory of thc beague. Nine clubs played in the group in the season which extcnded from June until Iast weck. Thc convenors of the group, Ray Bergstrom and Theo Gerrits, did an outstand- ing job supervising the nine clubs' through their sixteen game regular sehedule and their round-robin playoff series. At the end of the regular schedule the league was broken Up into three divisions for the playoffs. In division "A", Broolin Aluminumn, the league leaders were hooked Up with Gus Brown Motors who ended in second spot and Dupont who were third place finishers. In the playoffs Gus Brown defeated Dupont 24-21 and then went on to take "A" honours with a 33-31 tri- umph over Brooklin Alumi- num. In series "B", McNamara Marine, fourth place finishers, were pitted against Pete the Plumber in the fifth slot and Van Stavern Garden Centre who ended up sW~th in regular play. In the' playdowns MacNamara came out on top by defeating Pete the Plum- ber 25-18 and winning out over Van Stavern 17-16 in a tight final. In the "C" group were Nurse Chev-OIds, who were in- the seventh spot in the P04406 AOVANCE POILS. FOR THE PURPOSE 0F RECEIVING THE BALLOTS OF VOTERS WHO EXPECT TO BE UNABLE TO VOTE ON THE REGULAR POLLINGODAY IN THi POLLING SUBDIVISIONS FOR WHICH THIRA NAMES APPEAR ON THE LISTS, WILL BE HEtO SATURDAY AND MONDAY SEP TEMBER 13 SEPTEMBER 15 12 Noon to 9p.m. E.D.T. 12 Noom to 9p.m. E.D.T. FRIDAY SEPT. l2th 9a.-m. to 8p.m. E.D.T. tAT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: 15 NORTH STREET BROOKLIN, ONTARIO ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH HOUSE 200 BYRON STREET SOUTH, WHITBY, ONTARIO AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE KNIGHT'S ROOM CENTENNIAL ROAD, AJAX, ONTARIO TOWN 0F PICKERING MUNICIPAL OFFICE COMMITTEE ROOM 1710 KINGSTON ROAD WEST, PICKERING, ONTARIO THE BALLOT BOXES FOR THE AOVANCE POLIS WILL NOT BE OPENEO FOR THE COUNTING 0F THE VOTES CAST FOR EACH CANDIDATE UNTIL THE CLOSE 0F THE POILS ON THE REGULAR POLLING DAY, BEING THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18,91975 8pgm. E. D.T. 233 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY ONT. IVEN UNDER MY HANO AT WHITBY August 211h. 1975 NOTICE TO VOTERS RE: Lé AD VANCE POLLS FOR THE ELECTION NOW PENOING TO ELECT A PERSON 1O REPRESENT THE VOTERS IN H LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBIY 0F ONTARIO FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT 0F DURHAM WEST MRS. BETTY OUANTRIL RETURNING OFFICER reg-u1ar sehedule, Dairy Queeni who ended up in the eight spot and Staffords who were on the bottomn rung. Dairy Queen were the winners of the crown in the "C" division winning out over Staffords 35-19 and defeating Nurse Chev-Olds 27-15. Brooklin Aluminum fin- ished the season in first place with 11I wins, two ties and three losses ror24 points. Gus Brown Motors ended up in second place with. 22 points on 10 wins, two ties and four losses. Dupont followed close behind with 21 points on 10 wins, one tie and five losses. McNamara finished fourth with fine wifls, two ties and' five losses for 20 points. Pete the Plumber ended the year with 17 points on seven wins, three ties and six losses. Van Staveren wound up in sixth spot with six wins, three ties and seven losses for 15 points. Nurse Chev-Olds and Dairy Qucen tied for seventh spot as they recorded identi- cal records of four wins, one tie and I11 losses for nine poin t'S. Staffords ended the season n the cellar with seven points on three wins', one tie and 12 osses. Television celebrity w*Il be at plowing matches Marg Osburne, television star of the CBC series "Don Messer's Jubilee", wiil head- line the entertainiment under the Massey-Ferguson "Big Top" at the International, Canadian and World Plowing matches, being held near Brooklin September 23 to 27. Also appearing will be Elmer HohI. four-time world horseshoe pitching champion, who returns to the Massey display for the third year in a row. Shows will be hield each aftemoon, alternating be- tween Marg Osburne and Elmer Hohi. Outside the tent the Massey balloon, piloted ors the cololtelineofot twelve tractors built by MF. ail fou rcombines. fari mach- inery accessories, J'amiîimpie- mnents, lawn and garden tractors. snownliobiles anid four miodels of the MF lino of industi al backh oc loaders. Speciality products. sudli as the distinctive MF caps. jackets. and the new bine tif Masse>' Chain saws. ývîII alm.o ho on display. Cartwright -McCullough Diane Lynne' McCullough, daughter of Frank and Isabelle McCullough, of Whitby, became the bride of Gregory John Cartwright, son of Horace and Lillian Cart- wright of Brooklin on Saturday, August 3Oth. The cere- mony was held in the Grace Chapel of the Ontario Ladies College. The maid of honlour was Jayne McCullough, the bride's sister. The bridesmaids were Mrs. JoAnne Young of Holyrood, Miss Kathleen Cartwright of Brooklin, and Miss Julie Emm of Ashburn. The best man was Peter Parrinder of Whitby; Barry Davis of Whitby and Ian Leonard of Oshawa were the ushers. The couple wiIl reside in Kingston, Ontario. Photo by Mike Burgess, MBM Publishing and Photography lnc. by the by-law, and who applies-to be heard by so notifying the Clerk in writing no later than 5:00' p.m., on the 2nd day of October, A.D., 1975. Ail material regarding this subject is on file and open for public inspection in the office of the Clerk. Dated at the Town of Whitby this 3rd day of September, A.D., 1975. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., Cierkic The Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontario.