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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 22, 1978, 15 PROVVINCIALCOUR ~K7$~ed4 A good turnout of photo buffs greeted talented photographer David Lewis recently when he visited the Photo Gallery in Bowmanville's Public Library to ,lecture on his nbn-silver print-making techniques. In the accompanying ,pictures, the photographer is shown discussing one of his more popular shots, ,the crowd listens attentively, to his lecture, and then some of the group demonstrate how much they enjoy the display ýby "sniffing the prints. " The expression is courtesy of Neil Newton, and is used to describe a high degree of interest shown in some exhibits of photography. -Photos by David Cook of Image Plus Decide Today On Village Water Plant Durham Region council is expected to vote today, Marcb 22, on two tenders needed to complete the Newcastle Village water supply plant. The first tender covers tbe construction of a 1.8 million gallon per day water supply plant. The recommended tender on this project totals $2.09.000. A second tender is for the construction of a trunk water- main from the water supply plant to the village. A tender of $285,608- is being recom- mended for this project. Total cost of the Newcastle Village water supply project is estimated at approximately Say 4"HIAPPY EASTER with Flowers CAnd eut owm~ We alIso have a good selection of pottery, dried f Iowers, un,- usual hangers, ter- rariums, and even a touch of the tropics. We are slight.ly out of the way, but Weil Worth the effort. j Two Locations to Serve You R. R. 2 Newcasle, Ont. LITU(3 miles East on Hwy. 2) Phone (416) 987-4670 Vanderstoop's Greenery 7 Walton St. 885-5000 Port Hope, Ontario On Saturday, January 14th, 1978, at 3:30 p.m., Sandra Diane Werry was united in marriage by Reverend H. Kempling, to Jeffrey Michael Grills, in Enniskillen United Church. The oranist was Mr. Ross Metealf. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Werry, R.R. 1, Enniskillen, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Grills,' Toronto. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formai gown of white jersey, with high neck collar, trimmed with maribou on the sleeves. hood and- train. She carried a cascade of yellow roses, mums, white daisies and stephanotis. The matron of honor, Mrs. Gary Hanewich wore a formal gown of emerald green jersey with matching tied jacket and she carried a presentation buetof rustdase and m~ums. The bridesmaids Mrs. Bill Preece, sister of the bride, Youth Junior Boys Team Standings Erwin 53, Hammond 45, Richards 32, Wesselius 31, Kirkton 28, Els 21. High Singles S. Kirkton 250, B. Hammond 216-215,, R. Kirkton 213, R. Anderson 208, S. Brimble 206, G. Smith 201. 1High Triples B. Hammond 576, S. Brimble 530, S. Kirkton 524, R. Anderson 517, S. Wesselius 516, M. Erwin 500. Junior Girls Team Standings Seto 54, Almond 41, Stephens 38, Luxton 37, Van Goor 31, Lane 31, Hancock 25, Applegath 23. High Singles K. 'Simpson 228, M. Van Goor 236-216, L. Smith 213, K. Sawler 211, B. Seto 2ï0. High Triples M. Van Goor 621, K. Sawler $3.1 million. This figure includes the construction of a water intake pipe which costs just over $500,000. In a report from thepublic works department, regional staff indicated that the intake will be completed in the summer of 1978. A contract for the water intake was awarded lastyear. and Miss Elizabeth Werry, cousin of the bride wore identical gowns of rust jersey with lace trim and carried presentation bouquets of white daisies. The' junior brides- maids Misses Allyson Lee and Carolyn Werry, cousins of the bride, wore formal rust jersey gowns and carried present- ationý bouquets of white daîsies. The flowergirl was Miss Stephanie Richmond wearing an emerald green gown and carrying a basket of yellow and rust mums. The best man was Mr. Peter Grills, of Peterborough, brother of the groom and the ushers were Messrs. Brian Fraser, Montreal, Quebec, LÔney Brown, Sherbrook, Quebec, and James Werry, the bride's brother. The ring bearer was Master Gregory Vickers. The groom and bis attendants wore brown tuxedos. The receptioti was hield àt the Lions Centre, Bowman- ville, where the bride's BowIing 591, K. Simpson 553, C. Applegath 526, K. Desousa 517, L. Brooks 516, B. Thompson 508, C. Moore 503. Senior Mixed League Team Standings P. Reynolds 63, M. Reynolds 4912, Taylor 44, Leavis 44, Hopcroft 40, Leddy 38, H-ayward 37%, Jo Anne Holroyd 31, Van Goor 31, Halîman 30,' Judy Holroyd 27, Murphy 27. High Games B. Leavis 263 (696), Jo Anne Holroyd 254,(666). P. Reynolds 274 (665), D. Cary 285 (661), D. Taylor 263, D. Murphy 253, F. Smitb 252, G. Erwin 251, R. Sutcliffe 250. Wantedl Detached house in BowmanvilIle, preferably in the north end. Four bedroomns. No agents please. Cal 987-4790. Private Bowma nvi lie Three bedroomn, two storey, double garage, famnily room with fireplace, dish washer and gas barbecue, broadloomn throughout plus many other extras. Asking price $61,900. Phone 623-4974. No agents please. REWARD OFF ERED $25 reward offered for information leading to the recovery of a 14 ft. cedar strip boat, 1trailerand motor. The boat white and blue exterior, varnished interior with tan vinyl covered covered seats, trailer licence number 36171V. This boat, trailer 'and motor was removed around March 9th from the west side of Simcoe Street, Windfields Farm. This boat could be-in your area. If you have any information please caîl, 723-8228. mother received the guests in a formal gown of sapphire blue jersey and a corsage of yellow roses. The groom's mother, wore a long, brown and white knit two piece dress, matching jacket and a corsage of peacb roses. The bride's uncle Mr. Brian Lee, Oshawa was master of ceremonies. Leaving on a honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico, the bride chose a thrèe piece knit suit, chocolate brown blouse, brown accessories and a white daisy corsage. The bappy couple are now residing in Peterborough. Out of town guests were present from Sherbrooke, Quebec, Montreal, Peterbor- ough, Kitchener, London, Toronto and Hamilton. Prior to ber marriage tbe bride was honored by showers given by Mrs. Wally Grinnin and daughter Heatiher Gorgera*, a 'lunýcheu--ir-ani-i linen sbower by Mrs. Tomn Sobil and Mrs. B. Hawley, a miscellaneous sbower by Mrs. J. McLaughlin and daugbter Brenda Lepin. A luncheon and Around tbe Clock shower by Mrs. Grant Herron and Mrs. D. Cole. Classmates of Jeff present- ed bim with a gif t and a sum of money. The rehearsal party was entertained by the groom's parents at tbe Flying Dutcbman Motel, and a trousseau tea was beld at the home of the bride's parents. 'March 21, 1978 Judge Baxter presided with Acting Crown Attorney J. Humphrey and Duty Counsel D. Barber. Ernest McPhee, 34, RR. 6, Bowmanville, was charged December 23 at Bowmanville 'did drive after consuming over .08'. He pleaded 'guilty'. Const. Schumacher observed him travelling west on King St. at a hîgb rate of speed. Tests were .20. The fine was $300 and costs, in default 15 days. License suspension was lef t to the department. He was given one month to pay. Ronald Wayne Àbernethy, 22, 63 Jackman Rd. Bowman- ville, pleaded 'guilty' to a charge laid February 26 'did drive after consuming over .08'. Const. Vandyk observed hlm eastbound on Church St. Tests were .20 and .19. This was a second offence. The fine was $350. and costs, in default 17 days. License suspension will be for six montbs, making a total suspension 12 months. Given one month to pay. Ronald Welsh, 24, Bancroft, was charged February 5 'did drive after consuming over .08'.* He pleaded 'guilty'. Const. Woods observed hlm out of gas on Highway 2. Tests were .15. The fine was $100. and costs in default 5 days. License suspension 3 months. One month to pay. James E. Gardner, 16, Blackstock, was charged February 7 witb break and enter, at Cartwright PUblic School. He pleaded 'guilty'. A few minor articles were taken and later recovered. Counsel stated 'it wasthe spur of the moment incident.' He was placed on probation for two years. 1Michael A. Hynes, 26, tilt. 3, Bowmanville, was charged February 27 witb 'having in his possession cocaine and cannabis marijuana.' He pleaded 'guilty' to both charges. A search was macle of his house and he said they were given for his own use. The crown prosecutor asked for a substantial fine on the cocaine charge. On the marijuana charge, the fine was $100 and costs, in-default 5 days. On the cocaine charge the fine was $400 and costs in default 20 days in addition to the above imposed. Daniel McRobbie, 20, 2 Jane St, Bowmanville, pleaded guilty' to having cannibis hash oil in his possession February 26. Const. Redmond checked him in a motor vehicle and found a vial with a small quantity. The fine was $100. and costs, in default 5 Recreation Hockey Atom, March 9, 1978 Lange Gane - 5 - Bruce Cooke 2, Michael Vander- wouden 2, Andrew Davey. Orange Crush, - 3 - Kevin Fowler 2, Bob Hellam. Pee Wee, March il, 1978 Hutton Transport - 7 - Grant Gibson 5, Greg Bell 2. Rotary Kings - 2 - Troy Brady, Tim Childs. Nichols Motors -. Rusty Maynard, Ken Gazley, Allan Cleland. Dennison Mfg. - 2 - Edward Bird, Sheldon Jackson., Cable T.V. - 2 - Don Daigle 2. Larry's Sports - 1- Sandy Wiseman. Goodyear Rangers- 3 - Robert Geidlinger, Wayne Bragg, Keith Olan. Mr. Sub- marine - 2 - Jim, Fraser. Midget Exhibition Attersley Tire - 7 - Steve Cole 2, Keith Dennis 2, Marc Richards, Paul Marner, John Klompmaker. Voyageurs - 2 - John Ayre, Brad Bell. Novice Exhibition, March 11, 1978 Cross Town Cleaners - 5 - W. McGarvey 2, F. Milîson 3. Consumers Gas - 3 - Robbie Davidson 3. Atom, March il, 1978 Larry's Sports - 5 - Brett Blundell 3, Mark Hill 2. Osborne & Sbank Insurance - 5 - Danny Player 2, Steve Baker, Tim Davidson, Jeff Groves. Darlington Auto Centre - 3 - Rob McCann, Steve West, Kevin Nagel, Shut out to Doug Logan. Newcastle - 3 - B. Milîson, J. VanHiaverbeke, S. Todd. Kins- man - 3 - Tracy Stephens 2, Randy Smit. Bantam Barry's Variety - 3 - Scott Hillier, Robbie McKay, Hugh Francis. Kool Enterprises - 2 - Ted Witherspoon, Kevin Taylor. Grape Crush - 4 2 Andy Maxwell 2, Duane Bronson, Darrell Engley. Local 12219- 3 - Tony Rupa, Roy Bxfocks, Don King. Midget Reddie Chef - 6 - 'Doug Pickell 2, Greg Langford 2, Gary Vyfshaft, Jim Maltar. Canucks - 4 - Scott Down 2, Rick Irvine, Terry DeLuca. YOth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Kirkton 45, Smith 33, C. Tripp 30, Stichbury 29, Gallant 25, Desousa 24, Simpson 24, Crawford 20, Gibbs 12, M. Tripp 8. High Games M. Smith 148-144 (292), P. Gallant 139-116, (255), J. Smith 151 (246), C. Tripp 113 (197). Bantam Boys Team Standings Cowling 46, Buma 43, Wesselius 38, Woolley 35, Jewers 27, Luxton 21. Higb Games R. Cowling 234 (590), R. Jewers 168 (487), H. Wesselius 153 (430), M. Lugtenburg 182 (428). Bantam Girls Team Standings BUrns 49, Carolyn Connelly 49, Kennett 46, Cathy Connelly 36, Greenley 23, Applegath 7. -High Games L. Buma 211 (474), K. Greenley 150, (428), Carolyn Carpet S ale Continues with Savings up to 50 %Offê at Carpe t Warehouse 110 King St. W. We' re open Mon. to F r . 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturday 9a.m. to 5 p.m. UR ITRUCKS, ARETOUG TOiur BEwAT! ,,,ANDSO AREODU'RDEALS, Special during MacDonald Ford's Truck Week. 1978 BRONCO 4 WHEEL DRIVE Stock No. 8B80 MANUFACTURER'S SUGG. LIST $10,708.30 TRUCK WEEK SPECIAL PRICE $9987.00 1978 ECONOLINE VAN Stock No. 8ET53 MANUFACTURER'S SUGG. LIST U,831.50 TRUCK WEEK SPECIAL PRICE $6193.00O SIMILAR GREAT SAVINGS ON AIL NEW aind USED TRUCKS IN STOCK! 219 King St. East Telephone 623-4481 I y 728-0292 Oshawa LAn