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2The Canadianl Statesman, Bo)wmanville, July 23, 1975 P r Ov*1inF'6cial0Curt Provincial CourtL, Bowm-an- ville, July 22, 1975. Judge R.B. Baxter presided with Crowni Attorney MNr. Howvell, Oshawa and duty counsel Mr. K. Van* Nest. Benceh warrants to be issued for HarryI Balson and Richard Kennedy. Bencb warrant in discretion for John Alan Woods for Oct. 21 and for William Ayres for August 5. David E. Armstrong, 37 of 1 Iroquois St. Oshawa, pieaded 'gui ity' to dri ving with over .08 on dune 5. Const. Jerrett investigated an accident on Solina Rd. The car left the road and struck a tree. He had lacerations. Blood Tests were .17. A careiess driving charge was withdrawn. The finle was $200. and costs, in default 15 days. H1e was prohibited from driving for three months. Harold Arthurs, 36 of 41 John St., Pontypool, pieaded 'guilt' to a June 4 charge of wil;fully obstructing P.C. G. Mitchell who investigated a violation of the liquor control act by throwving 7 botties of beer. Constable MNitchell was working at Mlosport Auto races and in a truck observed a quantity of beer. He placed unie case, in the police cruiser and from a second case the botties were thrown. Arthurs became violent and ran into the b)ush from which he was apprehended. An intoxicated charge was withdrawn. The fine was $50 and costs, in default 5 days. Hle was gîven two weeks to pay. John Bosgraaf, 25, 1513 Dufferin St., Apt. 2, 'Whitby, pleaded 'guilty' to a dune 12 charge. did drive after con- sumning over .08. He was travelling on a secondary road at a hi gh rate of speed, going to fast f or a curve and was in a collision witb another vebicle. The fine was $175 and costs, in default 15 days. 11e was prohibited from driving for three months. Paul Gearing, Orono, was put on a voiuntary $500 bond for une year, to keep the peace and be of good bebaviour toward Robert Gerradd. Danie L. Gibson, 39, 203 Donway W., Don Milîs, plead- ed 'guilty' to driving after consumning over .08 on dune 16. Const. Fitzgerald investigated a vehicle in the ditch on 7A higbway near INestieton. His eyes were bloodshot. Tests were .18 and .17. A liquor- charge was witbdrawn and liquor confiscated by consent. The fine was $250 and costs, in defauit 20 days. He was prohibited from driving for 6 monthis. H1e was given 2 mlonths to pay. John M1cQuat, 51, of 736 Simncoe St. S., Oshawa, was charged June 10 with driving after consumning over .08. H1e pleaded 'guilty,'. Const. Laton was dispatchedl to a complaint of a car driving siowly in Hamipton. Test were .27 and ,26. H1e now works in Otawa. The fi ne was $200 and costs, in default 15 days. He was prohibited from 'driving for 3 months. H1e was given 4 weeks to pay. Allan F. MNeraw, 17, of 224 Alexandler St., Tweed, was charged May 13 with baving the care and control after consuming over .08. Const. 'BTUEU mANSjrg ~ THIS WEEK'S Markle itývestigated a one vehicle accident on 401. The car entered the miedian and rolled over. The blood samnple sbowed .160. Damage to car wvas $2,000. The fine was $180 andc costs, in default 15 days. He was prohibîted from drîv- ing for: 3 months. He was given 2 months to pay. ~Kirk Mitchell, 18, Of 9 Thatcher Ave., Scarborough, wýas charged MUay 21, with driving after consuming over .o8. Hie pleaded 'guilty'. Conist. Kiely investigated a one care accident at junction of 35 and 115 hîghw.mays. Damiage to car was $600. Ten guard posts were also damiaged. Tests were .12. He was southbound and wheels went off on, shoulder and he lost control. Tbe fine was $150 and costsnin default 10 days and prohibited fromi driving for 3 months. Dale R. Rundie, 17, of 47 Trhird St-, Bowmanitýville, pleaded ' guilty' t'o a "May 24 charge that hie unlawfu)ily ,did an indecent act on highway 2. He was a passenger in a car with other youths on King St. E. where hie positioned him- self in a rear window after remnoving his clothes. The crown asked for an absolute discharge. Judge Baxter gave him- a warning 'this is not a smrart thing to do and perhaps you should be taken out to the woodshied and deait with'. Robert L. Sutton, 46 Cam- bridge St. S., Lindsay, charg- ed May 3 with driving after consuming over .08 pleaded 'guilty'. Hfe was northbound on highway 35 wxhen a vehicle in front made a left turn and as it was leaving southbound lane Mýr. Sutton jammed on bis brakes suddeniy and the car following o bserved it had been weaving. This car could flot stop in time. Damage to the Sutton car was $2,000 and the other car $2,500. Tests were .22 and .21. The fine was $200 and costs, in default 15 days. He was prohibited from driving for 3 m-onths. Four young men were each finied $100 and costs, in default 10 days for- possession of marijuana. Ahl pleaded 'guil- ty'. Terence Carlson,, 19, 46 Hlunt St., Bowmianville, Ian Spencer Hughes, 15 Nelson St., Bowmanviýie, Daniel G . Jeans, 17, 32 Wellington St., Bowmanville and Peter Gau- thier, 19, 511 Irving St., Pembroke. Christopher Allan Prit- chard, 20, Wolseley Barracks, London, Ont., charged June 13 with having care and control after consuming over .08 pleaded 'guilty'. Const. Fitz- gerald învestigated a car =stopýped on the shouider of 401 ndCourtice Rd. The driver was asleep on thec driver's side. Tests were .16. The fine was $150 and costs. He was prohibited from driving for :3 months. He was given one month to pay. Beer Garden (.Continued Frorn Page One) words of praise for many people. "I can't say enough about the bel p we've been given. A mnont h to plan and organize an event like this is cutting it a littie fine, but with the co-operation we received fromn people like the Town Hall staff and the Works and Recreation Department, our job was mucb easier. We were assisted in every possible waT by a great number of people." He added that even the L.L.B.O. inspector did bis share to expedite the Jayee proposal. After satisfying the L.L.B.O. and the town offi- ciais, then there are the customers to consider. . .Truck in 50 cases of beer, 150 pounds of hot-dogs and hamburgers, round up the picnic tables, the tent, and the cooling and cooking gear, and get your bottie opener ready... The Molson sound truck provided some iively Bavar- ian beer hall tunes, and a few Legion Pipers added some live entertainment, later on in the evening. By10:30 p.m., the bubbly -as Aold futAd her police of the area and high- way. The air patrol of the highway is being undertaken at least once a week now, and there are increased patrols to keep traffic wîthin the 50 mile per hour limnit recently drop- ped from 60 miles per hour. Mllveen said the policing is being watcbed flot only at the sehool entrance, but at "the three gasoline alleys- along the highway, whicb serves as a major transportation link fromi Hwy. 401 north to the Peterborough, Lindsay and Haliburton district. Mr. Creighton had told tbe Cabinet, "Traffic continues to escalate as evidenced by the increasing number of fatal- ities along this route. There is potential for catastrophe and you are respectfully requested to direct your senior officiais to affect, without delay, a permanent solution to this problem." Guide Pretf y June Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dewel Phyllis Joanne Coates and Douglas Edward Dewell were married in St. George's Anglican Church, Oshawa, on Saturday, June 28th. They are residing in Oshawa, Details of the wedding appear on page three. No Surplus (From Page One) Lall to the effect that the Board of Education should have to collect its own revenues. He felt it might make board memnbers more cautious about increasing sehool expenditures. Such' a move has been suggested previously but has neyer been considered feasible because it would mean highier costs overaîl by having two collec- tion agencies, instead of one. On Friday, for two hours, council struggled wvith budget details, sought advice from Treasurer Joe Descent and Hugh Hasson, the representa- tive from the Treasury, Econ- omies and Intergovernmental Affairs minfistry, an-d finally on a recorded vote, passed the budget with~ only Councilors Kik Eïnt\ý,lsie and A1in Cowafl voting against it. The budget's so-called in equi ties, for residential public scbool supporters show a 27.40 miii increase for Ward 1 (Darlington), 12.85 for Ward STA RI JULY 29th Ward III (Clarke) and 24.64 for Ward 111 (Newcastle). The main reason for the changes frum last year had to do with surpluses that were brought into the amalganlated -New- castie municipaiity at its formation. These were credi- ted back to those mniicipali- ties last year in the formy of reduced miii. rates, su Just aren't there this year. Dar- lington benefitted by more than 18 milîs last year, Bowmanviile hiad 9..58, Clarke 27.19 and Newcastle 20.33. Total amount of monley to be raised locally by taxation is $5,514,937 with GeneraI Pur- poses taking $1,548,369, Area Rate $164.568, Regionai Pur- poses $861,510, Public School $1,569,583, Separate School $67,44l and High Scbool $1,303,466. ThIis Year's Miii Rates For Ward Il (Dartiitgton') the followîng rates wilbDe in effect: for Public Schooi Supporters, Residentiai: 165.15, plus where applicable 4.30 for Hampton street lighits and 6.21 for Enniskillen street ligbts; Commercial 187.95, plus 4.30 and 6.21. Separate School Supporters, Residen- tial: 152.58 p lus 4.30 and 6.21, Commnercial 173.99, plus 4.:30 and 6.21. For Ward Il (Bowmanville), Residential Public School Sup- porters, 149.79 and Commner- cial 171.47; Separate Scbool Supporters, Residential 141.83 and Commercial 162.62. For Ward 111 (Clarke), Public School Residential, 204.79, plus Orono Area Rate aights 4.47;sComestrcial 237, plu 4.09, 17.24,erc0a6 and3.47Forusepa09ate724,choo6 Suppo47.ter sesideiai191.1 Suplusrs 3.4, 1.241063and194.47; Commercia 172,18.3,aplus4.09, 17,24, 10.63 and 4.47. Kinsiuan T Bal There wiil be a Boys and Girls T Bail Tournament at the Memnoriai Park on Sat., July 26tb beginning at 2:30 p.m. Ail players in the T Bal League in Bowmanviile, Orono, and Newcastle are asked to be present. Tyke Tournament The Nýewcastle Recreation Tyke Basebali Championsbip at Soper Creek on Sat. July 26th. The gamne will bc starting at 9:00 a.m. The Consolation Series .will also be beld at Vincent Massey Scbooi on Sat., July 26th. The games will start at 9:00 a.m. Ward 111 (Newcastle), Pub- lic School Residential, 135.67, Commercial 154.7:3. Separate School Supporters, Resîden- tial 128.24. Commercial 146.48. Remaining tax instailments will faîl due on Sept. l5th and Nov. l7tb . Comparison To clarify the situation for those not too familiar witb mill rates, the town obligingly worked out a set of figures to show the difference in dollars that ratepayers will have to pay thîs year as comnpared with 1974.' On property assessed at $3,000, Ward 1 (Darlington) Public Schooi 1 supporters paid tax of $413.25 last year. This year, that wilI increase by $82.20 to $495.45. Ward IL (Bowmanviile) paid $41083 in '74 and this year wili pay $449,37 or $38 .55 more. Ward 111 (Clarke) paid $487.23 and this will jump to $614.37 or $127.14 more. Ward ILIA, (Newcastle) paid $3M.09 and will pav $407.01 or $73.92 more.- Bill Deegan (Continued From Page One) To mulk by) hand is quite a trick, Somne cowýs are slow and others kick. Last year you won so muecb fame This year you can try i t aga.în, l'Il mneet you then at Blackstock Fair And we will miake the people stare. WVith pail in hand we both wi, pull Make sure you don't get a bull And suonAugust twenty-three The match isý on for you and mie. Bill Deegan has accepted! Canada is the major world p roducer of creeping red fescue, a lawn grass. The slumip in housing starts in North Amnerica bas hit the 3escue mnarket, so that Peace River district farmers are now receiving less for their sýeed than it costs to, produce it. DELOITTE, HASKUNS & SELL! Chartered Accountants OFFICES IN MAJOR CANADIAN CITIES Bell Canada Building OSHAWA CENTRE, OSHAWA Partners: Josef Adam, B.Sc. <Econ.), C.A. Gordon F. Sedgewick, C.A. Burt R. Waters, F. C.A. I Phono 728-7527 - 839-7764 Holi1day Garbage Collection Gairbage which would normally bep icked up Monday, August 4th. will be picked up on Tuesday, August 5th. Ail garbage to be placed on the boulevard near the edge of the pavement. J. Dunham Director Public Works. FRESHLY PICKED and at our stand HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. 2:30 p. m. - 7:ý30 p.m. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10: 30 a.m. - 7: 30p. m. Raîspberr*Ies PICK YOUR OWN HOURS: Tues. - Thurs. 9: 00a. m. - 8:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00a. m. - 5.30p. m. (No Reserve> Phone for aur Pre- Recordled Crop Report 623-7252 ~QiALiTARfFRESH PRODUCE lC 3K3 1eIL46623 7252