668-6901 ABLE ANTENNA SERVICE 513 Perry St. Whitby, Ont. MAY CLEARANCE SALE USED COLOUR T.V. OVER STOCKED 25 TO CHOOSE FROM $129.00 up to $399.00 CONSUL COLOUR T.V. 60 day warranty OPEN DAILY 9-6 125TH ANNIVERSARY ~ 1855-1980 THE CORPORATION 0F T HE TOWN 0F WHUTBY PROCLAMATION MINOR BASEBALL WEEK TAKE NOTICE THAT THE WEEK 0F MAY 24 TO 30, 1980 IS HEREBY PROCLAIMED AS "MINOR BASEBALL WEEK" IN AND FOR THE TOWN 0F WHITBY. ALL CITIZENS ARE REMINDED 0F THE OPENING DAY PARADE FOR THE 1980 BASEBALL SEASON IN WHITBY THAT IS TO BE H ELD ON MAY 24, 1980. DATED AT WHITBY, ONTARIO, THIS 21ST DAY 0F MAY, 1980. MAYOR J.C. GARTSHORE TOWN OF WHITBY AC"Iband prcticing for concert ACVlpresents. "Muslic'Night '80:" On Thursday, May 22, 1980, the Music Department of Anderson Collegiate Vocational Institute will be 1)J2eenting "Music Night 180" at 7:30 p.m. in the An- derson Auditorium. The evening features the Ander-. son Concert Band,- Stage Band and also the 1980 edition of the Junior Band. Several student soloists will, perform.* The varlous musical groups will be under the direction of Andrew J. Uranowski, Head of Music at Anderson. Tickets for the perf or- mance, available in a limited number, may be ob- tained in advance from the members of the band, at the sciioci or at the door. Ticket prices are - Aduits $2 and Students $1. Corne out and enjoy what promises to be an evening of relaxing musical entertain- ment. For more infor- mation, cail Anderson Colleglate at 668-5809. The members of the An- derson Concert Band would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people and organizations who sup- ported us in our successful 24 hour play-a-thon. Your generous sponsorship has helped us to corne a step closer to our goal of pur- chasing new band uniforms. Society urges more owner care of pets for smmer now that the summer bas arrived their work is only just beginning. "If we had a shelter as big ARE U 00 IAKUNG? ANS W. are tier for yor comple baking neds. Corne in anff oir assort ment of Bakinq supplies Raisins. dates,glazeâ fruit, baking nuts, dried fruit, spices, teas, candiei. R iverside cheese. 250 bags, 2 cup RED. ROSE TEA KING PASTRY FLOUR, white satin 2.5 kg. LAYS POTATO E CHIPS 200 g. asst. pure ground BLACK PEPPER 1 lb. bag CINNAMO N STICKS 5 inches long, 1 lb. bag BACON BITS 7ioz- cannister CARMEN DISCOUNT BAKING PRODUCTS 320 Marwood Ave., Unit 3, Oshawa 579-2948 HOURS: MON. - SAT. 10Oa.m. - 5 p.ni. 4J59 1.00 1.99 1.19 Take Wilson'Rd. Soujth of Wentworth to Ma rwood We're in thec Inodbstrîat Mai J as Maple Leaf Gardens animais would still have to be put to sleep. " said Carole Lang, the Whitby shelter supervisor. Lang warned that with the warmer weather more people would be sixnply opening their doors to let pets roam where they wan- ted. She said part of the problem' la that many pet owners will not get their dg or cat spayed or neutered. This situation causes a boom of unwanted animais.' The operation Costa P35 and is performed in a veterlnarlafl'5 office in town. The Society la not equipped to perform the. task. At present there la a six week waiting Ilat in Whltby for owners who want to get their animal flxed. The image that the public hai picked up of the. Society, bas Lang bothered. "We don't stand for mein- bers of the public saylng al we doilakilanimais." Stray doga are kept at the shelter for seven, days while animais brought in by their owners are kept until adop- ted or as long as conditions allow. Lang said that people don't like to hear what la being done to 50 many strays each year but that the Society has to live up to their committment ini an "'up- front" manner. She would rather know that her pet was being put to sleep in a humane manner than being neglected. About 7,000 unwanted animais are put to sleep each year according to the Ontario Human Society and D. THAPAR Denture Therapist 214 Dundn St. E,# Whhlby 66U,7797 HOURS; Mon. - Sut. Eveoliqs By Appointmbnt Only 1 N - FREE PRESS PAGE 16, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 19 80, WHITBY