PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1075, WHITBY FREEPRESS Words from West Lynde by Norm MoIing This1 past week has seen a great nuniber of activities both within and without our community. TEe bowling league is moving into is last nmontE of play, the Mac's are winning, the election campaign is finally underWay »and the Associa- tion Newsletter has gone to prînt. So let's get at it. W.L.C.A. Mixed Bowling L.eague Teani standings as of February 24, 1975. Bloopers Streakers Kingpins Somnebodies Lucky Strikes Screwballs Headpins Hot dogs Individual Scores: Marg Cox 342 Aline McDermid 317 Isobeli Mason 299 jeapn Booth 195 Marie McCallion 190 High ingle (ELat)' Ivan Booth 425 7 Gerry Schempp 342 Jirn Caneron 313 Marg Cox 368 Ivan Booth 425 Isobel MAson 338 Gerry Schempp 357 Barb Holweg^ 325 Jim Carneron 340 Aline McDcrmid 795 Sharon Brownhill 718 Isobel Mason 686 High Triple Fiat Ivan Booth 899 Gerry Schempp 755 Tom Cox 737 High Triple (Handicap') Sharon Brownhill 829 Ivan Boothi 899 Aline McDermid 819 Steve Blundeil 794 Isobel Mason 803 Gerry Schernpp 794 Ame McDcrmid 205 HigE Average Ivan Booth 238 ONIONS The average Arnerican eats about 03 pounds of onons a year. Ancient Egyptians took sacred oaths with their right hand resting on an onon. The bulbous onion and its many relatives belong to the lily famiiîy. Onons were grown by early coloniss SNOWED IN Snow actualîr lfornis within most storm clouds ail year round. in aIl climates. Even summer thunderstorms produce snow. Then flakes meit into raindrops after passing through the warrn- ing air on their earthbound voyage. AIRCRAFT FUEL Aircralt presently account for nearly eight percent of the total petroleum consumption in the Unted States. Demnawd for jet fuels is increasing ' with the growth of air transportation. Present commercial jet engine fuels are grades of kerosene tailored to air transport industry specifications. Tomý Cox 208 Gerry Schempp 207 The league is, as 1 said, moving into the home stretch. Since Christmas, the Lucky Strikes have the hottest team, and the first haîf leaders, the somebodies have been the coolest. Ivan Booth has solidified his hold on ail the individual categorîes for the guys and Aline McDermid, and Isobel Mason continue to be the most prominent of the gils. With only ,10 points separating the first six teams,,tEe final order of finish is anybody's guess. There is only one sure thing, the Hot Dogs and the Headpins wil finish one- two at the bottom. Another Big Nigit at Iroquois Park The Macs' are on the move. They have won 9 of their last 12 games. This means that they are now playing 500 hockey, and are a solid third, challenging Brantford for second place. Along with this upsurge, fan interest has pieked up tremendously. Over 1,300 fans jammed Iroquois Park last Thursday to sec the Macs defeat Orillia 4-1. The 1,300 were also treated to the sweet music of tEe Lady Godiva Mernorial Band, and witnessed two exciting contests. Representatives of the Students' Councils' of four area higE schools, Ajax, Anderson, Henry and Dennis O'Connor, participated in a skate and shoot contest with Ken Killen of Ajax winning over Peter Siieppard (OConnor), Kim Mos- kaluk (Henry), and Debbie Leslie (Anderson). In the shooting contest, Sister Mildred Moyle, Principal of Dennis O'Connor, beat Mike Peleschak, Principal .0f Anderson, and Dave Williamns, a teacher from Henry HigE. Tomorrow night tEe Macs' play Brantford in a four- pointer. lt's kids night, so Dad why not take junior down to Iroquois and join in the fun. Central Park Developrnent The plans for Central Park are on display in tEe Munic'i- pal Building, and will also be included in the next Associa- tion newsletter. I t is -an ambitious project and as sucE deserves close scrutiny. So watch for the plans, and make your vîews known to the executive. W.L.C.A. Elections The elections are -three weeks away. Somei have corne forward, but not nearly enough. Rememiber, it's your associationi. So get Bye for now. Sec you next week. candidates involved! "LAFF 0f THE WEEK A Community Message From Your Community Financiolj Institutions MAKE SURE The Red Cross is there when you need it. Blood Donor Clinic: Wednesday, March 12 2 -4:30 6 -8:30 Whitby Legion Hall Byron Street South, Whitby For ride caîl 576-1122 GIVE THE GIFT 0F LIFEI . Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 101 Brock St. N., Whitby Mgr. Ralph Ritchie Victoria & Grey Trust Company' Since 1889 308 Dundas St. W., Whitby S Mgr. Lorno D. Reid- Bank of Nova 2 rc t ScotiaN., Whitby Royal Bank of Canada 307 Brock St.S, Whitby Mgr., Frank Bennett "BEFORE YOU OPEN UP ON HIM, MARTHA, BE SURE TO GIVE HlM A CHANCE TO INFORM ME 0F MY RIGHTS." Even a joint bank accouint docsn't excempt somle Eus- bandîs troin giving a complete accoutit of themselves. AI E. Living A twisted irony of fââte is the baiiff's crew 'moving the last stick of furniture out the back door at the sarne tirne opportunity knock's on tEe front door. AI E. Living TOWN 0F WH ITBY NOTICE RE HALF LOADING To ail owners and users of trucks and trailers: Your attention is called to Section 66, Subsections 4 and 5 of the Highway Traffic Act which refers to the enforcement of Haif Loads on ail Town Roads during the months of March and April. R.A. Kuwahara, P. Eng., Director of Public Works, Town of Whitby. zi qoýçq(p