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Pag e sports. bowling MOTORING with Mike Burgess Ontario Anti-Pollution Devices Another Political Football if this isçCal ifornia, where is ail o ur b ea ut i fut1 weather ? Before you t h in k 1t've lost my marbi es and taken a turn for the worst; and send the men i n white coats (or blue shirts), please let me explain. f ed upi l'Ive go t nothing against conforming (if there is a good reason), nor would t want to lkok that beautiful word "lec- ol1og y"I and atti 1t stands for, but wvhen ait these beautifut things are being us- ed (or rather abused) as pot itical foot- ball1 s, (t adders, chariots, etc. ), it r e att1y ge ts m y dander up. In other words, l'lm just plain fed up! Who is running aur Provincial Gov- e rnment anyway? Is that mass of hum- ani ty w e cal I aur et ected representat- i ve s r e a t1 y OUR representatiVeS or jus t Catifarnia capy-cats? Because if aur provinciat fathers are incapable of thi nk ing for themselves, and have ta rety an the Cal ifarnians for guidance, whatdowe need them for? Just think of att the money we would save if we did awaywithOUR governmelt and tet our- se tIves be governed DIRECTLY by the Cal i forn ians. Laugh number one is our automobile anti-pollution devices required in Ont- ario ta meet California specifications. Now this i s a sure way ta get votes by r apping big business (car manufactur- ers), but who wvinds up paying $100 ex- tra for $50Oworth of anti-poll1ution junk ? Andwho pays out more money for gaso- line because their gas miteage has de- creased? Now I donIt pretend to be a profes- sionat graduate ecotogist (if that's what 1967 I3YC-K WILDCAT CONVERTIBLE Ful'toerimmaculate. Lic # 348I9A. 19 NTIAC LAURENTIAN 2 door, automatic. A-I. Lic # 36291A. $1495 $595 *,,IMaranAuto Ltd. 7* Grenfett at King St. W., ý4 (2 blocks eaSt Of Oshawa Centre) 72-90Oshawa 728-5179 p.m FbULoy) they are calt1ed), but when 1 dr ive down Don Valley, or over the Burtington S k y w a y, or even right here in town, and see the clouds of btack smoke bel- chiîn g out of chimneys 1 can't hetp but c huc k te. And they worry about cars! But Cal ifornia did it, sa..d'a t nc iden tattly, if you wouldtlike to have a car*without anti-pollution eq- uipment, ail y ou have ta do is import it and ticense it in Quebec. Apparently Quebec hasn't got on the anti-potlution band-wagon yet. So if the Quebec Gov- ernmentkeepsrefusing ta join the Ont- aria-Catifornia ctan wve are going ta be facedwith a real problem: - How do we k eep Quebec's Poltluted air out of Ont- ario? 5-mIIe-per-hour bumpers Our next laugh is courtesy of aur newest innovation: 5 mph bumpers. Just th ink. .. i f y ou ar e t ucky enough ta be the proud owner of a 5 mph bumper, you can bump in to brick wall1s, or get into tots of accidents, and provided your speed h asn'1t exceeded 5 mit1es per hour, you "can d r ive home happy. But a word of c au t ion, ptease don't drive down the 40 1 at 5 mit1es pe r hour... somebody might hit you doing 70 mites per hour! As f or 1 ock ing steering wheels, t knaw that it is IMPOSSIBLE for ANY- TH ING ta go wrong wi th a car, but 1let 1s assume yautre in the process of dniving around acurve and your steering wheet tocking device mal functions and LOCKS ..goodbye Chartie! If 1l mbeginning ta sound pessimistic it's probably becauseî1am. I find it very di sheartening ta continue documenting governmental goodies or pot iticat foot- bal ts, or whatever yau want ta cai them. If Ithey' want ta pass constructive t e gi s1ation, why donIt they insist on mare important things tike disc brakes, r a diat1-pt1y tires, safer suspensions and mare pasitive steering mechanisms ? But they probably woutdn't get as many v ot es a s they wil11keepilg onWaving the magic EOLOGY banner... s01 g ues s the choi ce depends on whether yautre sitting in a car seat, or a part- iament seat. 'Tit next week, Happy Motoring! IPLUMBING DiSCOUNTý C FIXTURES & SUPPLIES I701 Brock st. N. Wkitby 20% DISCOUNT DIRECT TO YOU Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon-Fri Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p. m. 668-6601 i. *1 5-Pin WNITYMENS' LEAUR IVEINESOAT), HIGH TRIPLES: L. Haley 832 (359>, O. Jones 823 (354), G. Houghland 793 (353), G. Broome 788 (3 03),e R. Ch!ilds 777 (316), B. Jack 773 (282>, O. Moore 768 (280)7 G. Chil1ds 747 (256>, J. Town- son 702 (275>, F. Kingyens 700 (252>. H-IGH SINGLES: B. Salisbury 317, Hans Zimrner 3 0 5, R. Murray 298, R. Orme 294, B. Pentesco 292, L. Pizzolato 286, E. PhiIIips 268, R. Vail- ant 266, W. Crawford 263, & L. Reed 260. T EAM STANDINGS: Shorty & Son Bil1i ards 17, H a rold Hughes B. P. 17, Don 1s Spur Service 16, A&TMo to rs 161 B&R Transport 14, Gus Brown M o to rs 1 4, M itton Electric 12, Royal Hotel 12, J. S. McMuIIlan Real Estate 12, Pickering G. S. Il, Mifflints Barber Shop Il, Whitby Dodge Chrysier 1l, Jimbo's Publ10, Hookers 9, Tony's Men's Hair- styling 8& Duff's Towing Service 2. si. mum~ Moab"" rflW HIGH TRIPLES: Allan Oerton 693 (2129 254, 227>, Jerry Ouellette 689 (169e,21 g,301), Rol gnd Ch 1as- son 654 (208P 200, 246), Ric Arbour 642 (248,197e 1 97>), Pe r ry L emon 631 M27,290,124), Dorothy L e8B I a nc 6 06 (227,191,190>, Gary De Simio 607 (le 85,208, 214), Len Broderick 601 (238, 174, 189)e R i c h a r d eko 597 (191, 229, 177), Mary Donahue 5 93 (1 8 7, 196, 209), Cathy Arbour 592 (189, 252, 151), Fran Schatzmann 585 (203, 206, 176). H I G H S I NGLES: Mike Engel 268, Lina McComb 237, Yvette Chiasson 231, Phyllis Gallagher 230, Gai 1 Anderson 228, Jeannette Lemon 220, John F rendo-Cumbo 219, Bi 1 Schroer 216, Judy Cor- coran 213 & Paul Frendo-Cumbo Jr. 210. TEAM POINTc. HoIy Bowiers 7, Screwballs 5, M is f its 5, U ps + Downs 4. Fuddl e-Duddl es 3 H u rricanes 2, Sixth Dimension 2 and Two + Two + Four 0. Ladie1s' Flower League TEAM POINTS: Lilacs 17, Bluebells 16, Orchids 1 9, Carnations 10, Violets 6, P-ýeonies 9, Tulips 6 & Gardenias 17. HIGH TRIPLES: Doris WoIo'Nec6SI (237, 229,185), M a ry Re ed 677 (173,266, 238), Gwen Brear 660 (236,199, 225), Ev Curtis 611 (175, 247,189), Janet V er n on 7 15 (273, 244,198), Ruth Weatherell1 661 (154, 306, 201), Babe Duggan 630 (150e 190, 290>. H I G H S I NGLES: Jutta Fruhner 215, Mary Am- e Il 2 1 8 , Muriel Mcllwain 208, Marguerite Gibbs 2 10, Phyllis Wa r man 209, Shirley Batton 235, Fr ed aM cC o y221, Katie Van Dyke 200, Gloria R i t z 2 39, Marg Pascoe 249, Joan Cathcart 221,e Ann Klarin 239, Annie Hartford 244, Marg Con- nel1 1y 202, Marie Vaîlieres 253 & Dorothy Le- Blanc 201. Moore 503 & O. Gough 502. HI1G H SI1N GLES: EE. Jeppesen 286, 226, 215; G. S an d fo rd 2 76,»212, 201; H. Moore 273; M. Read 2 69; J. King 267; J. Pickard 260, 221; M. Brooks 256, 229, 220; D. Kehoe 255, 203; Mar ion Sturgess 254, 243; B. Ch il1ds 254, 216; M. L intner 243, 205; D. Stannett 237; M. Farquhar 231, 217; Marg Stur- g es s 2 26; F. Lott 215; E. Avi son 215; L. Munns 215; F. Kal ar 213, R. Roberts 206, 205; A. Powell 204; D. Gough 203 & 0. Huinink 200. proOu UIyrui 011 *DXO0L<* "ason43d le6, 1 ou