WHITBY FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY< NOVEMBER 6, 1974, PAGÉ 13 MAYOR OPENS EXHIBITION Whitby Knob Hill Farms Greg Sanford (12) reaches through the Seneca Flyers defence for the puck. The Hilers lost the game 5 -4 in Provincial Junior 'A' hockey Sunday night at Iroquois Park Arena. Free Press Photo Cable TV Listings WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th 5:00 Durham Report 6:00 Sports with Dave Stewart 6:10 Whitby Report 6:30 In Tune: Folk music with & by youth 7:00 The Education Scene with George Pearce 7:30 Whitby Then & Now: The start of the second season of the history of Whitby - Brian Winter. 8:00 SALZBURGER STIERWASCHER: Austrian folk dance of song presented by German - Cdn. Club Loreley. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th 5:00 Whitby Then & Now 5:30 The Education Scene with George Pearce 6:00 Sports with Dave Stewart 6:10 In Tune 6:30 To be Announced 7:00 3R's: Return for the fourth season of Cablecast 6 Catholic Education Show 7:30 The New Leaf: Gardening with Gord Wiek 8:00 In Tune FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8th The New Leaf Italian Show 3R's Sports with Dave Stewart Whitby Report Do You Remember (Radio Show) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1Oth 2:00 Ritson Road Alliance Church Service MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 th 5:00 Ritson Road Alliance Church Service 6:00 Sports with Dave Stewart 6:10 Durham Profile: Bowmanville High Team 6:30 To be Announced 7:00 Soccer Round-Up: Stan Wiggins with sults and a colour indoor game. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th Soccer Round-Up Sports with Dave STewart Durham Profile To be Announced Italian Show: Italian news and views Durham Report: Bruce McArthur asks questions of local politicians Whitbyites Joiled For Trafficking Two Whitby residents have been sentenced to jail on trafficking in narcotics charges. Terrence Shearer of 215 Perry Street was sen- tenced to five months in jail and at the conclusion, of his jail terni he is to be on pro- bation for one year. During his tern of probation he is to report to a Probation Officer each month. Norman William Edmonds 39, of Il Brock Street North was sentenced to two years and three months in prison on the first côunt of trafficking in methamphetamine (speed). He was sentenced to 18 months on each of the other two counts of trafficking in speed. These sentences are to run concurrent to the one already imposed. He was reminded by District Court ludee Donald Ross Shearer that there is still 18 months. pending to be served on a previous sentence for a crim- Whitby Mayor Des Newman was on hand at the Whitby 'Station' Gallery for the opening of the solo exhibition of Oshawa Artist Laurine Sage on his left. On the Mayors right is the newly appointed Director of the Whitby 'Station' Gallery Linda Paulocik. Free Press Photo by Robin Lyon Whitby's Mayor Des New- man officially opened the solo exhibition of Artist Laurine Sage at the Whitby "Station" Gallery Friday nigh t. The exhibition will run until November 24 and is the third solo display of recent works of Laurine Sage. This accomplished Osha- wa Artist was born in Kirk- land Lake, Ontario, a self inal offence. Mr. Edmonds was on parole at the time he committed the drug traffick- ing offence. Also sentenced on the drüg trafficking charge was an Oshawa youth. Dominic Molinero was sentenced to seven months in jail and at the conclusion of the jail term he is to be on probation for 18 months. During this time he and Terrence Shearer are not to associate with any person who is "associated with drugs in anyway at all. He is to lead a good clean life and report once a month You're bound to come out ahead with this 6 - room 1 / storey brick home, large entrance, separate dining room, living room, garage on spacious lot zoned R-4 in Whitby $10,000 down, vendor will hold Ist mortgage at 10%. Priced at $47,900. Call Shirley Hicks 668-3215 Real Estate 2000 Limited 579-2000 REAL ESTATE 2000 LTD.. REALTORS 579-2000 or 576-2000 Debating soccer re- taught artist, she also attend- ed art and craft courses at MacDonald College in Que- bec. Laurine Sage was active in the founding of the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa, also the forming of the Oshawa and District Art Association. Her love of nature and old buildings is very evident in her work. Her work has been to a Probation Officer. Re- porting to a Probation Offi- cer is a tremendous restric- tion of your activities", His Honor said. As he passed sentence on the men Judge Shearer said, "it is more important that the public in general will not become involved in matters of this type and that they will remain away from and not become involved in the the drug scene. The consid- erations I am concerned about are that the deterrents exhibited with the Canadian Society of Painters in Water- colour, the Society of Cana- dian Artists and the East Central Ontario Art Associa- tion as well as the Oshawa and District Art Association. Laurine is the recipient of many major art awards. Later this month Laurine will be holding a workshop about the versatility of Acrylics. to the accused and members of the public who are likely to be inclined to emulate his activities. The drug situation is causing a great deal of trouble in our communities these days". 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