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WHITBY FREE PRESS'. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE R 1 5. 1975, PAGE 7 Wordsfiron "PWesLyiie by Norm Mealing This bas a veiy seanty week for news and stuff. For this reason,- there is not a lot for nme to shiare. with you other tha«n the bowling standings and scores, and our last words on the now famous West Lynde bighrises. Mike Bible, the efficient and ever-popular Statistician of the West Lynde Mixed Bowling League, provided the foilowing league standings and individual scores. Team Team Standings±as of7]LIOL75?L Team Won Lost Pinfall Points Total Points Pat's Cats 4 2 Tean Won Los t Pinfaîl Points Total Points Pat's Cats 4 2 2 10 Sweathogs 4 2 2 10 YoYo's 4 2 1 9 Hotshots 4 2 1 9 Gutter - Crawlers 3 3 1 7 Blood, Sweat, etc. 3 3 1 7 Dynamos 1 5 0 2 Alleycats 1 5 0 2 Individuai Scores: (as of 7/20/75): Ladies High Single, Jan Bentley Fiat Ute Schempp Lzan Booth High Single, Handicap Jan Bentley 312 Utc Schempp 297 Annette Thorburn 292 High Triple, Jan Bentley Flat Karen Crawford Utc Schempp Men 286 Ivan Booth 254 Gerry Schempp 251 Tim Crooks' Gerry Schempp Ivan Booth Leon Thorburn 744 Ivan Booth 626 Len Logan 613 Jimn Cameron 376 332 274 381 376 313 910 733 705 1350 THE OSHAWA STATION- WITH BOB BURR AND JIM GIL CHRIST FOR AUL OSHA WA GENERAIS GAMES HOME AND AWAY Highi Triple, Jan Bentley, H-andicap Ute Sclempp Janice Blundel High Average Jan Bêîtley Barb Holweg Jean Booth 822 Ivan Booth 742 Gerry Schcmpp 717 Leon Thorburn 217 Ivan Booth 190 Tom Co~x i89 Mike Bible "-4" x 22 301# x 22 36" x 22 910 834 776 251 221 210 The HJirise s (Final): On Tuesday, October 7th, on the 7:30 a.m. newscast on radio station CKLB, it was reported that Whitby Council had cnded the rnonths-long battie over the highrise towers planned for the sou thwest corner of Dundas and Jeffrey Sts., and had issued a building permit to Doobili Holdings Limnitcd for the construction of the first two, of four, twenty-storey highrise apartmnert towers. The news report quoted Regional Councillor Gerry Emm as having said that Councl, and the Town, would flot be welI-served by contin- uing the court battie. So, ladies and gentlerneiit, the great high.rise fight is over, and, once again, the interesis of people are sacrificed to the interests of dcvelopment. The people of this community, ably represented as they were by Bd Dawson and compiny, artictilated our oppostion to this devlopmcnt in clear, concise terms over a period of some seven months to as many levels of government as would listen. They pointed out continnally that there was no need for these towers, that the eftècts on traffic, transportation, schools, services, and the cnvironment would be undesirable, and that the people of our commiunity were opposed. But, to what cnd? The logic of their approach was lost in the il-logic of the decision to proceed. The forthrigh tness of their objections was lost in the convolution of the rebuttals. So, we wiIl have sitting high in the west a highrise tower complex for ail to sec and rcflect upon. And whcn reflecting upon it, remnem ber the following: A. it is based on figures of need which the Town Council said publicly are not factual; B. it has been described as a mistake by the former Mayor of Whitby; C. it does not have the support of Town Council, or the community; and, D. it is low-rental. Why it finally came to pass, we will neyer know. Sh.ýr! Scribbles: Don't forget Thursday night 16, they play Lan cers. the Warriors play their home games cvery at Iroquois Park. Tomorrow night, Oct. the Ieague's newest entry, the Lindsay Bye for now. Sec you next wc ,ck. Ail Saints' Guild sponsors The aftcrnoon guild of Ail Sainits' Anglican Church is sponsoring *an exhibition of quilts and coverlets on Satur- day from 2 to 5 p.m. at the parish hall. The exhibition will include an aftcrnoon tea and film exhi*bit showing entitled 'Patchwork Quilts'. Admission is $1. PUBLIC NOTIC'E 0F THE1 CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the, Cor- poration of the Town of Whitby wiIl be holding a Special Testimonial Evening in honour of former Mayor Desmond G. Newman as a tribute to his dedicated service to the citizens of Whitby and for having served the community for a period longer than any other mayor in the history of the Town of Whitby. The Evening will be held at Heydensbore Pavilion on WVednesda,,, November 5th, 1975, commencing with cocktails at 6:00 p.m., followed by dinner and entertainment. Tickets are available f rom the office of the Clerk for $7.50 per person. Wmn. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., CLERK, The Town of Whitby, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontario. BUILDING I SUPPLIES 244 BROCK ST. SOUTP WITBY, ONTARIO PHON E 668-9391 Evpr 9@arch for Ip In a FLOORI SHEET 'V AS LO VISIT US for Good OId-Fashioned NG SPECIALSI /INYL FLOORING M AS $3.19 yd. 1 Service & Savings! 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