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ýî'r Sate$man, Bowmanville, January 14, 1976 ~e~ ntAwards at Hollingshead Dinner tTowIciet L John Aalbers, left and Jack Martyn, right were presented with 20-year 15 ca ins were received by Rhea Lodge, John McSorley, Marlene Gray, Robert Houleston and Wes service pins by Bill Stacey, plant manager, centre. Orono United Church congre- gation will be held on Tues- day, Januar 2th, 1976, at 7 P. M. The business of the *evening will be streamnlined so that il can be dealt with during the period of 7 p.m. to approximately 18 p.m. The next part wilI be a timne of entertainmnent with a variety * of interest for ahl, fromn approximately 8 until 9 p.m. The hast portion of the evening will be a time of fun and socializing folhowing the enter- Mr. Stacey also presented 1-year pins to, from left to right, Robert Jeffrey, K nehEllis and Ronald Hayes. Board Chairman Curtis Bruner, right, presented Aime Dupuis with a special award for outstanding service in Manufacturing Services, while President Frank Cameron looked on. Later, Mr. Dupuis was presented wîth his 25-year pin. R. M. Hollingshead and Classic companies of Bow- manville held their annual awards dinner on Wednesday, Jan. 7th, at Port Darlington Marina Hoteý with well over 100 in attendance. Following a delicious din- ner, Presid"nt F'rank Came- ron took over as Master of Judge Batten presided wîth assistant Crown Attorney P. Fletcher and duty counsel K. Van Nest. Pierre Langevin, 50 Trudel St. A p t. 406, Scarboro, pleaded 'guilty" to a charge laid October 29 of driving whihe abîlity was impaired by alc- ohiol or drug. He was also charged with driving without an operator's lîcense on high- way 401. He pleaded " guilty" . Const. Jerratt stopped hlm for a speeding violation but f ound hie had signs of impair- ment. Tests were .16 an di.15 The fine was $200. and costs, in default 20, days, with license suspension. On the second charge the fine was $25. and costs, in default 5 dayS. Michael Leska, 899 Clonsilla Ave., Petérboro, pleaded "guilty" to driviûg December 13 after consuming over .08. Const. Ricard was in a cruiser at King and Liberty Sts. and observed hlm proceed through the stop light. He followed at speeds up to 70 and 80 miles an hour. He struck the shoulder of the road on three occasions. Tests were .14 and .13, The fine levied was $150. and costs, in default 15 days. License suspension 3 months. William Cowles, 50, 237 Bloor St. W. Oshawa, pleaded "guilty" to a December 22 charge of driving after con- suming over .08. Const. Logar topdhim at King anc ierywhere he observed hîm weavîng. Tests were .20 and .19. The fine was $200. and costs, in default 20 days. License suspension was for 3 monthis. James L. McGill, Orono, pleaded "guilty' to driving after consuming over .08 on November 13. Const. Cook observed him eastbound on highway 2 where hie went over the centre line. Tests were .13. The fine was $150. and costs, in default 15 day s. He was given time to pay Charles R. Scott, 3286 West- on Road, Weston, pleaded "guilty" to driving Nçovember 16 after consuming over .08. Const. Foreman observed him eastbound on the Newtonville Road. Tests were .25 and .26. The fine was $200. and costs, or 20 days. with license T ms.Wilson, 310 Elgin St. E.. Oshawa, plea ce "guilty" to dangerous driving on December 7 in Bowman- ville. Const. Schumacher was the învestigating officer. Tests were .12 -and .11. The fine was $250 or 25 days with license suspension six months. A charâge 6f consumîng was withdrawn. Karl Bochenski, 168 Gibb St. ,Lui-rmot1es tor the program that included interesting ad- dresses on the past and future of the comipany by Board Chairman Curtis Bruner and Fred Anderson, U.S. Cassic Sales Manager., Several special plaques for outstanding service were pre- sented by Mr. Bruner to Aime Oshawa, charged with having care and control after con- suming over .08 pheaded guty.A possession of liquor cagewas withdrawn and liquor confiscated by consent.' Const. Foreman came upon hlm sittîng in bis vehiche on a concession road outside a private driveway. Tests were .10. The fine was $100 and costs or 10 days. License suspension 3 months. B. Gendra, 18 Spadina Rd., Toronto, pleaded 'guilty' to driving after consuming over. .08 on October 8 on Cobbledick Road. He was represented by E. R. Lovekin. Const. Kealy answered a private complaint. Tests were .24. The fine was $200 and costs, in default 20 days with three monthÉlil- cense suspension. John Hînton, Jasper, near Smiths Falls,- Ont. pheaded 'guilty' to failing to stop after hitting a northbound car on highway 35, just north of highway 401 on November 20. Const. Jerratt investigated an accident. The car was later f ound in Newcastle. He turned himsehf in at the OPP office. The crown asked for the maximum fine as people were in the car that was hit but no injuries. The fine was $250 and costs, in default ?5 days. ORONO NEWS Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mîlison and Cathy spent part of the holiday season with Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Trafford (nee Mihîson) of Kitchener and visited Mr. and MIrs. Leîghton McGuiness and famnily at Georgetown, also Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Eustace of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winter were recent dinnerguests of his brother Mr. and mrs. Harvey Winter of Whitby. Mrs. Wmn. Wannan recently returned home from spending the holiday season, wîth her son Ross and daugbter-in-law, Mrs. Wannan and chihdren in Belleville. Mrs. Howard. Linton bas been a patient in the Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Dr. and Mrs. C. Maartense (nee Tyrreil) and children of Pembroke, visited with their relatives and frîends in Orono and district during the holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and chihdren were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and Lynn, Kendal. Holiday dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Peter I. Maartense of Sixth Line were his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Maartense of Fowlers Corners. Mr. Gary Dupuis of Manufacturing Ser- vices, Louise Stubbert, Office Services, Jack Sabine, Sales, Don Meredith, SaliesMage ment and Roma Pi geon,ýr office Management. The remaînder of the pro-, gram included pIn presenta- tions for years oe service. Cooper of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Harr y Mercer, Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mercer and Karen. Mrs. A. E. Prescott has been a ptet in the Memorial HospialBowmanvîlle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Staple- ton, Kendal were recent visitors of Mr. and' Mrs. Harold Alun. The Orono Senior Citizens held their January meeting on the af ternoon of the th, in the I.O.O.F. Hall. The Annual Meeting for the' Division 16, (Bowmanville) of Durham Regional Police report four traffic accidents in town during the past, week totalling damage to the seven vehicles involved of some $2, 625. On Friday, Jan. 9, the first of two collisions that day occurred about 1:10 p.m. on Ontario Street in front of residence 112. A 1975 Plymouth owned by Iýeter Hoîkema of Middle Road and being driven at the time by Hennie Schaï of 77 Ontario Street, was travelling south. In doing so, it collided with a 1973 Chev Wagon, ,operated by Larry Trimble of 112 Ontario St., reported to, have been backing out of the driveway. The collision caused dam- age of $450 to the right rear of the vehicle driven by Schat while the Trimble, vehicle escaped with $75 damage. Investigation by Const. Mackey brought charges of failing to yield against Trimb le. At. 6:55 p.m. a two car collision at the intersection of King Street East and Liberty Street resulted in charges of an improper left turn in an intersection against an out of town party. Const. McFeeters investi- gated the mishan in which a 1971 Plymouth operated by Patrick Shalla of Barry's Bay, eastbound on King, made a left' turn across the path of a westbound 1969 Olds drîven by tainment. At approximately 9 o'clock refreshments will be available to be enjoyed throughout the balance of the evening: It is hoped that the congegation will corne out as tamily groups and make it a time of group participation. Crescent. i T he collision caused dam- age of '$500 to the Devries vehicle and $200 to the Shalla vehicle. On Sunday, at 4:15 p.m. on King Street West at Martin Road, a single vehilce acci- dent cause damage of $500 to the front right and roof of a 1975 Honda, and injury to the driver. Rosemary Cascagnette,, 23, of Bond Street East, Oshawa, was proceeding west on King Street when an unknown 1975 Chev pulled across her path from Martin Road. Applying the brakes, a loss of control occurred and the small import slid into a light standard. No charges have been laid as the other vehicle was not located., Finally on Monday evening, ant pm.the intersection of KnStetEast and.Simpson Avenue set the scene for a rear end collision which caused a total of $700 damage. A 1976 Pontiac operated by Edward Foskett of Liber7r Street had been eastbounc but stoppèd to negotiate a left turn into Beaver Lumber. In the process'the Foskett vehicle was struck from the rear by a 1976 Chev operated by Henry Semplonlus of Waverly Road. Investigation by Const. Logan resulted in charges against Semplonius of, follow- ing too close . Neyer place a television set, lamp or other heat producing appliance under or near your thermostat. Rising heat can give a false reading to the heating system. 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