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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 28, 1979 Section Two Celebrated His Firat Birthday Bowminville Marcb 20. 197q Judge Bark presicied witn Acting Crown Attorney G. Pollitt and Duty Counsel N. McGregor. Wm. Jas. Parent, 20, 227 King E. Newcastle, pleadcd 'guilty' to -a December 5 charge, 'did have in his possession cannabis marijuana.' Const. Markle in- vestigated a car in wbich he was a passenger. The fine was $125. and costs or 10 days. Norman C. Hussey, 17, 39 Woodrow Ave., Toronto, pleaded 'guilty' to 'failing to appear for finger printing af- ter being charged with possession of narcotics. The fine was $250. or 20 days. Given two weeks to pay. Glen Soban, Pineridgc Training School, Bowman- ville, rcceived a suspended sentence for possession of marijuana MarchB8. He was returned to the school. Bench warrant was issued for Burnie Olsbeskie. Paul Robert Henry, 28, 506 Normandy Blvd., Oshawa. pleaded 'guilty' to four charges, possession of a dangerous wcapon, con- tributing to juvenile delinquency and two of com- mon assault. On January 1 he threatened to throw bis two sons out of a window. The Jud ge told. him the two children have been perman- ently damaged. The cbildren need psycbological help more than you need it. You have wrecked your own life. He was placcd on probation for three years, to keep the peace and be of good behaviour, report to officer every two wceks or as requircd. Provide for spouse and dependants, abstain com- pletcly from alcohol or drugs non prescribed. You will not icave place of residence without consent of probation Prrovincial court officer. You will take such psychiatric treatment as decmed necessary. You will not possess fire arms ar amn- mnunition for five years. Jos. Vachon, 32, 438 Drew St., Osbawa, pleaded 'guilty' to going into a building through an unlocked door at bis former place of cm- ployment and taking a small sum of money. He claimed he had been laid off without a weeks notice and the money should be coming to hlm. He phoned his former employer and told him what he had donc. He was placed on probation for two years. He is to report once a month. Margaret Ann Gray, 25, formerly 177 Nonquon Rd,, Oshawa, and now 313 Dingle Crt., Bolton, pleaded 'guilty' to a charge laid February 11, 'did without intent cause bodily harm to ber husband.' Consts. Markle and Laton in- vestigated. She was in a highly emotional state. The crown said it is a very serious charge. The judge said from evidence heard and two let- ters, the proper sentence' sbould be probation for three years. She is not to sec her husband at any time unless tbrough office of ber lawyer, she is to report once a month to probation officer, she is to take such psychiatric treat- ment as necessary. Any breach of probation she can be brought back to court. Lyle T. Bligbt, 37, R.R. 2, Newcastle, pleaded 'guilty' to failing to stop after being in- volved in an accident on Hîghway 35. He crossed over the centre line and side- swiped another vehicle. Damage to both cars $2,000. The fine was $250. or 29 days. One month to pay. License suspension tbree months. Gary George Strong, 18, Pontypool, pleaded 'guilty' to two charges laidNovember 22, one was for dangerous driving and second driving while disqualified. He had been involved in a high speed chase, at some times he was going 100 miles an hour. He went through two red lights. Judge Bark told hlm 'you are making a mess of your own life. He also told him to forget about ever driving a car for a long time. Your driving was atrocious and some one's good fortune they were not killed.' On the first charge he was given 30 days consecutive to time serving from another court. On the second 15 days consecutive. License suspen- sion will be left to ministry. Gary Cole, 32, 438 Cham- plain~, Apt. 3, Oshawa, pleadcd guilty' to driving alter con-' suming over .08 on March 17. P.C. Keyes observed him driving west on Highway 2. Tests were .12. Fine $250. or 14 days. Wm. R. Porteous, 177 Nonquon Rd., Oshawa, was charged March 16 'had tare and control after consuming over .08.' He pleaded 'guilty'. P.C. Bracken checked a vehicle parked on Highway 401. He was asleep slumped over the whcel. Fine $250. or 14 days. Hi! My name is Michael Cryderman. On Feb. llth I was, one year old. My parents are Ken and Lillian Cryderman of London, %t. My grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cryderman of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Borne of Sarnia and my great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lou Tresoor of Sarnia. First of Lenten Bible Studies Discusses The B1ody of Christ Part one of the series of bible studies was hcld at St. John's Anglican Cburcb on Thursday, March 15, led by Dr. P.P. Miedema. The theme of the cvcning's discussion was The Bodyof Christ, and its text, John 1: 1-14. Dr.. Miedema noted that- the Bible describes Jesws Christ as physically unattract- ive, bomless, and thoroughly dcspiscd by the cburch and state of is day. The cburch as it was and is, bas no room for this man of truth; he is a stumbling block. The truc churcb is the body of Christ, witb Christ as its hcad. "Christianity" bas tomn the cburcb limb from 11mb, caîl- ing itsclf variously Anglican, Roman Catholic, United, Pen- tecostal, etc. How can a severed'limb have life? Yet, "The light -(the- Word, Jesus) shines on in the dark, and the darkncss bas neyer quencbcd it." John 1:5. Those who wcrc close to this despised littlc man from Nazareth, recognized bis grace and truth. 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