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Auto Tenders Dropped Return to Old After calling tenders, Council concurred having staff examine and request and put out tg investigate those tenders, and a list of items and the wasting several hours of they were usually bot committee and council time, the town. Newcastle's council has Four companies thrown out- the tenders on Pineridge Automotiv, auitomotive parts and told its low bid, however, th( staff to return to the old lors were unhappy method, of purchasing method used in thet sueplies.j and have decided tog Wallace Auto Supply had allowing staff to shop requested council tender out is needed. the business when it realized "We sought prices1 that more town business was bought the items befc going to its' competition. Jack Dunham, dir According to Wallace, it was public works whose, in the effort of getting a fair ment was doing1 deal that it made the request. chasing. "And 1 do System with the that certain allE tenders on, were let g6 sho e quantity let go. Council )ght in by that we go for went for quote* bid and staff bas done ve was the a supposed t e council- before you, an with the made a decisioi tendering go back to, The major co: pi for what councillors was overaîl price of before we was good, fre", saîd necessarily the]1 rector of much bought j ;e depart- freeze. This, the pur- could mean tha >n't think town would co: shlort endi ofthei Councillor Rc also notedg pancies on soi For instance, a, fluid ranged fi $3065 dependii tender you lok When-the moti the old systexi Mayor Garnet Mr. Dunham t take this as confidence in thg was handling th ýgations which- Duld have been recommended quotes and we s. Seems that everything it o do--now it's .d you've not >n yet." =plaint by the that while the the lowest bid it was not best price for a itemn like anti- they cla imed, t in the end, the )me out on the iestick. tobert Dykstra great discre- e of the items. case of starter from $14.28 to ng on which ïed at. ion to return to n was passed,' Rickard told bhat he could sa vote of he way his staff ,e matter. -MiU On Saturday, June l7th, 1978 at 4:30 p.m. in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, Reverend E. Schamerhorn united in marriage Chris Massey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Massey, 4 Park- way Crescent, and Gary Thiessen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thiessen, 62 Simpson Avenue, ahl of Bowmanville. The organist was Mr. Douglas Dewell, and the soloist Vîki Massey, of Toronto, sister-in-law of the bride. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formai gown of white poly jersey. Featured were a low scooped neck, an Empire waist and long, full sleeves. A (amweqCWeddtig chapel train fell from the waist. A matching Juliet cap Of seed pearîs and lace held a chapel legth veil and she carried long stemmed yellow roses. Maid of honor was Lori Werboweski of Glencoe, and the bridesmaids were Niomie Massey of London, a sister-in- law of the bride, and -Kathy Bromley of Newcastle. They were gowned alike in formal gowns of lemon yellow with flowered yellow matching capes, daisies and baby's breath for headpieces and carried baskets of spring flowers. Best man was Paul Thiessen and the ushers were Wayne Thiessen, both brothers of the groom and Don Artistie Barber Shop, and Beauty Salon Dominion Sto re Plaza, Bowmanville 233 King St. E., 623-2931 We are proud to introduce L'Oreal Produets to our salon. We invite you f0 have a FREE Hair Analysis, Hair Coloring for only $5.00 or any FREE advice on your hair problems by L'Oreal Color Technician Lynn Adderley on Thursday, JuIy-6th from 10:00 a.m. We are pleased to introduce ( BETTY ELLIS. ...Betty is highly qualified in th-e use of L'Oreal products and wJiI bepleased f0 serve you anytime. Massey, brother of the bride. Ail are from Bowmanville. Receiving the guests, assisted by the groom's mother, at the reception held at the Royal Cgnadian Legion Hall, Queen Street, the bride's mother wore a formai gown of sapphire blue polyester, and a blue tinted orchid. The groom's mother wore a formai gown of green nylon and a green tinted orchid. Leaving for a honeymoon in Northern Ontario, the bride travelled in a white cotton sundress and a corsage of mixed spring flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Thiessen will be residing at R.R. 4 Bowmanville. Photo by Piper's Studio, Oshawa KENDAL on Thursday afternoon, Miss Stewart, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Lawerence and Mrs. Touchburn attended a Garden Party at the home of Miss Florence Hart in Oshawa. It was held by Oshawa Branch of the Superannuated Teachers in honour of the teacher who had been teachiing on or before 1918. There1 were several retired teachers who received this citation including Miss Kate Foster who taught in Orono Public School for many years. There was a community shower held in Kendal Sunday School room last Thursday evening in honour of Miss Dale Manders who is being married in July. Dale received many beautiful gifts and thanked everyone. Mrs. Allan Downes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little of Fraserville, celebrated their 5oth wedding anniversary Sunday with a dinner at Rock Haven, Peterborough. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downes, Roger and Bary Downes, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Little and Joel fromn Millsville, New Brunswick, Mr. Carl Little of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. David Little and family, Karen, Tim, Paul, Peter and John of Keane, Mr. and, Mrs. Clifford Little and family, Rieki, Jeff and Scott of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. LaMore, Jenmifer and Alex of Peterborough. The family gave themn a 400 day anniversary dlock. St. John's Anglican Church at the Marsh sent roses which were among the many gifts the honoured couple received. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Zanders entertai ned Mr. and Mrs. Jack White to an evening of bridge recently. The ladies held the high score for the evening. Mrs. Margaretta Stevens and Miss Catherine Stewart spent a couple of days last week visiting friends in Peter- borough. They called on Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery. They report Mrs. Montgomery is improvîng and can get around with the use of a walker, also able to go for drives in the car, etc. Miss Catherine Stewart and Mrs. Edna Dobson attended the Lofthouse family picnic held at Heyden Shore Pavillion last Sunday. There was a good attendance including friends who wree visiting from California. Master Michael Brown of London returned home with his grat aunt, Miss Stewart for a holiday. At Church on Sunday Rev. Tizzard took the whole service and spoke on Communion after which the Sacrament of Communion was served. Mrs. E. Foster was at the door greeting friends. Mrs. Helen Woods played the organ. S$teven Hellebust played the piano before the service. This is the last service before the holidays when the church will be closed for the month of July. Visiting with Mrs. M. Stevens overnight were Dr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens, Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Hellebust and family, Toronto. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. 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