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Hold Inspection1 of St. John Ambulance Brigade eh nits o the t onAmulane Briade were on hand for the annual review held on Sunday, May 28, at th saa Armores The rviewing oficer (above) was B. General G.R.A. Coffin, CStJ,CD Oari Provincial omissi-oner, St. on Ambulance Brigade. He was accompanied on thereiwb Ji c Potcry, Myro shawaMjr W lre himn Ohw rnh n -Col. M.J. Koster. imPt.a Myro ak'caraOhw nh nThere were well over a 100 members on parade and approximately 75 spectators. The ceremonies included an introduction of the new Corps Superintendent Peter Etmanskie, SStJ, a demonstration of proper first aid practices, and presentations of service medals and provincial certificates. Both Mayor Potticary and B. General Coffin made short speeches. One of the biggest and most popular p arts of the St. John Ambulance annual review held on Sunday, May 28, at the Oshawa Armories, was te demonstrations by units of proper and improper techniques of first aid. Here a pseudo drunken hunter lies passed out while two St. John Ambulance personnel come to lits aid after his friends had been unable to revive him. It turned out, apparently, that it was just a case of alcohol poisoning. May 30, 1978 Judge Runciman presided with Mr. Hfiiman Assistant Crown Attorney and D. Halikowski as Duty Counsel. Ronald w. Canin, 18, Bow- manville, pleaded 'guilty' to break, enter and committed the offense of theft. His car had broken down near the Foundry and he broke a window ta use the telephone ta caîl a tow truck and took a can of coke. He was represented by D. Barber. The fine was $200. and costs, in default 30 days. Probation for one year, ta keep the peace and be of good behaviour., Bench warrant ta issue for Tracey Embley. Several pleaded 'guilty' ta offenses under the game and fisheries act: The foiiowing were levied a fine of $100. and costs la default 15 days. Allan Freethy, 18, Newcastle; George Bowen, Jr. 20, Bow- manville; Tracy R. Adams 20, Bowmanvilie; Philip Barreli, 20, Bowmanville; Jeffrey Donaghue, 17, 35 Waverley Rd. Bowmanvilie; an.dolph Badluk, Pontypool; Michael Staiker, 25, Bowmanville, Thomas A. Couch, North St. Newcastle; Kevin Konopacki, 17, 24 Hunt St. Bowmanvile; Douglas Conneli 17, 329 Rosedale Dr. Whitby; Glen D. McGivern, Scarborough. Six men from Scarborough each received a $50. fine and costs, in, default 5- days for charges laid under Game and Fisheries Act: Michael Van Leuven 25, Glmar Sirelpuu, 21; Gardon Hosking, 21; Michael Knopp, 21; VIernon Toppings, 60. and Robert Toppings, 21. Barry Robert Beers, 16, Bowmanviiie, pleaded 'guilty' to a charge laid March 13 «did have canniabis marijuana in his possession.' TIwo officers checked a vehicie in which he was a passenger and he was searched. The fine was $150. and costs, in default 15 days. Ernest wick, Switzeriand, was levied a fine of'$100. and costs, an a charge laid May 28, 'did drive after consuming over . 08.' He pieaded 'guilty'. P.C. Fitzgerlad went toaa single car accident on Highway 401. Tests were .10. Henry Méester, 17, Enniskil- len, pleaded 'guilty' ta 17 counts of mischief. He was placed on suspended sentence THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 163 Simtoe St. South Oshawa 579-8752 OpnMn. ta Sat. and evenlngs - by appointmeot only Clinic Pharmacy Bowmanville Professional Building 222 King Street East Telephone 623-7611 Pharmacists Nea le McLean - Nancy Coffey We part icipate in: - Ontarlo Drug Benef its for Senior Citizens - Blue Cross as wel 1 as most prescription plans -DELIVERY SERVICE - " SPRING OPENING, CLOSING 8 DEAI " WEEKLY MAINTENANCE EQU " REPAIRS, RENOVATIONS M SPE( " CONSULTING FILT " CHEMICALS - CHLORINATORS 3 SOI " FREE WATER ANALYSIS M PATI VOUR NEWCASTLE & AREA POOL SERVICE COMPANY for two years with strict terms and a curfew. Restitution in the amount of $1,750 is to be made starting at $100. the first of June and each month thereafter until paid. Harvey F. Partner, Jr., 26, Orono, was charged February 14 'did drive after consuming over .08.' He pleaded 'guilty.' He came out of the Eimhurst Parking Lot. He showed the usual signs of impairment. Tests were .17 and .15. The fine was $300 and costs, in default 30 days. Arthur Mitchell, Nestieton, represented by D. Barber, pleaded 'guilty' to three charges laid ln the Township of Scugog. Possession of a restricted weapon wlthout a permit, did telephone giving a threat to a constable, did have a firearmr dangerous to the public peace. The firearms were seized and some were loaded. The Judge told hlm, 'it was a serious charge.' He was placed on probation for two ayearsto keep the peace and eof good behav iour, to report once a month ta wholly abstain fromn alcohol, he is not ta possess a fire arm, to seek psychiatric counselling as long as probation officer ths it is necessary. He is not ta attend any place where aicohol is sold. Ronald D. Hendriks, 19, pleaded 'guilty' ta a breach of THE SIGN 0F A GOOD BUSINESS NEIGHBOR . (ln THE SIGN 0F A MERCHANT WHO CARES ABOUT PEOPLE.. This emblem identifies the civic-minded businessmen who sponsor <SFef(V)<jy. in the community. For information cail Marg Bain Phne 62-26 aies and Services ýLER FOR JACUZZI & OTHER JIP MANUFACTURERS ,CIALISTS IN PROMPT -ER & HEATER REPLACEMENT LAR COVERS, WINTER COVERS. SUPPLIES JIo FURNITURE - BAR-B-OUES 987-4893 probation on May 9. He was out after his 10 p.m. curfew. The fine was $200 and costs in default 30 days. James W. Crosby, 33, 8 Ryewood, Downsview, pleaded 'guilty' ta a charge laid May 1, 'did while ability was impaired by alcohol or drug had care and control. He was further charged 'did without legal excuse fail ta provide a breath sample' and pleaded 'guilty.' On the first charge the fine was $300. and costs or 30 days. The second charge brought a fine $150. and costs and an additional 15 days. License suspension 3 months. Given two months ta pay. Wm. Kennedy, 402 Markham Rd,, Apt. 408, Richmond Hill, was charged April 15 'did drive after consuing over .08'. Hie pleaded 'guiity'. Cost. Keyes mnvestigated an accident on Regional Rd. 34, Conc. 7 Darlington. Tests were .14 and .13. The fine was $300 and costs, in defauit 30 days. License suspension 3 mont hS. Larry B. Watson, 17, Newcastle, was charged May 13, in Oshawa, 'did with latent ta niislead a police officer ta cause him'ta enter an investi- gation by reporting a theft of a car when it didnot take place.' P.C. Allen received a caîl ta the Shopping Centre that his CANCER and HAIR DYES I.have been askeéd a lot of questions on the safety of hair dyes. Recent television, radio and newspaper reports have also raised ques- tions. These questions are the results of misin- car was stoien. He pleaded 'guilty'. The fine was $150 and costs, in default 15 days. Jay Tembery Leslie, 16, Pineridge Training School, Bowmanviiie, pleaded 'guilty' ta theft of a 1967 Plymouth and was placed on probation for one yèar. Pbilip W. Perras, 40, 80 Hamilton St. Waterdown, was charged January 28 'had care and contrai after cansuming over .08V He pleaded 'not guilty'. P.C. Miraglia investi- gated a jack knifed tractar trailer westbound on 401. Perras was observed behind the wheel and ignition running. Tests were .15 and .14. On, evidence of Officers Miraglia and McCoy, he was found 'guiity' as charged. The fine was $300 and costs, ini default 30 days. License suspension three months. F REE Your Child's Portrait In vivid color "9$W,4 a* l4etù~ e NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY J ust drop into our store during the days and hours iisted belbw. Vour lovely gi ft picture will be taken FREE by a professional children's photographer. One gift portrait to a family which may include groups. It's our way of saying "Thank you" to our regu- lar customers, and "Welconie" to everyone else. Thur. Fri. Sat'. June 8 June 9 Junel10 A Gift To YouFrom BOWMANVILLE MAL-L terpretation of scientific facts, which clearl1 on- firm the safety of hair dyes. I would like to discuss some of these facts, which were received in a report just last week. You can decide for Sourself on the safety of air dyes. A substantial amount of scientific researchi includes several major animal studies and four important studies, of human experience. This researchi confirms the safety of hair dyes. The Natfionalf Cancer Institute tests were not intended to be definitive measures of human safety. Questions about hair dyes have been based on screening tests in which rats. and mice were fed massive doses of one hair dye ingre- dient at a level equal to a person drinking 25 bot tles of hair dye a day, every, day of his life. As yuknowY, hair ,dyel is applied to hair shaft approximately 30 min- utes once a month or less. These tests were not intended as defini- tive measures of safety in normal huinan use. Tests involvinq painting the shaved skin of rats and mice have been done with no evidence thatp uts the safety of hair d1yes in question. FaLr studîeb Sonduct- ed by the .American Cancer Society and scientists at Yale, Uni- versity, Oxford Univer- sity and the University of Toronto, based on human experience show no difference in cancer rates between people heavily exposed to hair dyes and t hose who are not. A 13-year studyby.the Bowmanville, June 7, 1978 5 Courtice Fire Hall Tenders Received Tenders have been received by Totten, Sims, Hubicki and Associates on behaif of the town for the construction of the Courtice Fire Hall. John Hlubieki reported to the planning and development committee recently that the tenders had been duly adver- tised and received and every- thing was proceeding as per schedule. Mr. Hubieki and the committee reviewed the status of the proposai to date and made several requests of the town: for the approval for drilling a well on t he site; for the installation of an entrance culvert;- and for an application ta, the Committee of Adjust- ment to allow a 30 foot sideyard. The next meeting of the adjustment committee is on June 28 and any applications must be submitted by June 14. The tenders have not yet been awarded. American Cancer Socie- ty showed no difference in, cancer deaths be- tween a group of 5,000 hairdressers and a mat- ched group of non-hair- dressers. The National Centre for Health Statisties reports that total female cancer mortality was down between 1950 and 1975, while the maie cancer mortality rose 23 per cent. During the samne 25-year ..period, hair dye usage increas- ed. flair dyes have a 60-year history of safe use by millions of peo- ple. This, together with the studies of human experience and the skin painting studies of ani-, mais, confirm the safety of hair dves. If you have any ques- tions, please write to Beverley Martin, c-o The Canadian States- man, P.O. Box 190, Bowmanville, Ontario, REKKIER For your vegetable garden we have green and red cabboge plants, lettuce, tomatoes, sweet peppers and many more. Westili have a good supply ofbedding plants:. Jtb/ta~tgo~d, &4ite~nbckgta. 6Pan~y. CPh~oy, cPo~tu~aea, Provincial Court