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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY il, 1979, PAGE 9 Man drives car, over cli.ff KOZLENKO, mm GODFREY On Saturday June 16, 1979, Karen Lynn Godfrey, daughter0f Mr. &Mrs. D.R. Godfrey of Whitby, and'Paul Kozlenko, son of Mr. V. Kozlenko of Whitby, were united in marriage. The ceremony took place at Camp Samac' in Oshawa. Pastor Ralph Dunn officiated.' The bride wore satin gown with a sweetheart necklin, long sheer sleeves, and a cathedral -,length train. The bodice and sleeves wer embroidered with lace and pearis. A sheer'hat trimmfed with lace and silk flowers completed the ensemble. Cathy Ross, of Whitby, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Joanne Ross, Jenny Naderer, and Sandra Whitfield, sister of the bride, aIl of Whitby. Tracy Whitfield, niece of the bride, acted as junior bridesmaid, Tammy Whitfield, also niece of the bride, was flowergirl. David Whitfield, nephew of the bride, was ring-bearer. Glenn Hulîs, of St. Catherines acted as best nman. Ushers were Ronald Rensink, and Stephen Wood, both of Whitby, and John Godgrey, brother of the bride, of Oshawa. The reception was held at West Shore Community Centre, Bay Ridges. The couple are honeymooning in northern Ontario. Upon their return'the newlyweds will reside in Whitby. Photo bv Bob Nelson Library gets Italian ]books The Whitby Public Library has received a donation of 92 books in the Italian lan- guage; for both children and adults, froni the Dante Ali- ghiieri Cultural Society. JOHN 134N1)URCHJN Ckartered Accountant SUITE 103 MARY-BROCK BUILDING 185 B ROCK STREET NORTH WHITBY, ONTARIO TELEPHONE 668-4341 J YOLT DON'"T PAY FOR YOUR MISTAKES at M.B.M. PHOTOGRAPHY When you bri ng i n a rol of f il1m to be prooessed, we charge you 'W'IONLV FOR THE PRINTS THAT COME OUT -W'ialso be there to give you friendly, professional advice (if you want it) and show you where you made your mistake. M.B.M. - The Fiendly Pro fessionals M.BDM. PHOTOGRAPHY 131 BROCK STREET NORTH WHITBY 668-6111 Mon, Wtd, 9 -67 Thu.rs, Fýr't* 9 - 8; sat 10O«5 About 9 p).m. on June 28 William A. Newman, 21, of R.R. 1 Ashburn, was driving south on Thickson Road, Inspector David Fleming said. 11ewas southbound on Library plans carnival events Several special events are planned the week of July 30 *through Aug. 3 by the Whitby Public Library in conjunc- tion with the County Town Carnival. July 30, there will be a special full-length family feature film shown free o0f charge at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. July 31, there will be enter- tainment from 7 p.m. to 9 p.nri., with Joanne Alexander and Lynda Wells singing and playing musical instru- ments. Aug.* 1, there will be enter- tainment from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with Philip Kerr play- ing the guitar and singing. Aug. 2 the story hour will feature the film "Beneath the Big Top". Children are invited to come dressed as their favorite circus perfor- mer. Aug. 3 there will be a Paddington Bear Party at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 4, the County Town Carnival Parade will pass, by, theA-ibrary, on its. way to Iroquois Park. the way to Lake Ontario. Dri ving conditions we're very poor as the foggy conditions reduced visibility. Mr. Newman suddenly noticed a sign indicating the end of the road as he- drove along Thickson Road'south. H1e was not able to stop his car in time and both the car and driver went over a 50 foot embankment. The car rolled over once and landed upright on the beaQh of Lake Ontario but it did not reach the water's edge, Inspector Fleming said. Mr. Newman was taken to the Dr.- Ruddy Hospital, where he was treated for minor injuries. There was $2,000 darnage done to the car as a resuit of the rolling over as it went down the embankment to the lakeshore. Police said there were no charges laid as the accident was due to the poor visibility caused by the foggy weather conditions. -J' CUE TIP BILLIARD LOUNGE Has reopened under the new Managementof THE MASTER BI LLIARD MECHANIC LTD. 12 years experienoe in Billiard Service and Supply. *Professionally attended tables and equùipment *Hot and cold snacks *Complete lune of supplies for home and commercial use. ONE HOUR 0F POOL MAKES YOU ELIGIBLE FOR OUR CONTINUOUS 2 PCE. CUE RAF FLE. 1 LAD) ES PLAY -FR EE1IF ACCOMPANI1ED BY A GENTLEMAN. -WHITBY MALL NEXT TO MIRACLE MART- * HALF HOUR. FREE POOL,, 0, WITH PRESENTATION 0F THIS AD LIMIT 2PER COUPONe 10a.m. -i a.m. - 6 days a week after 10:00 p.m. lOùaýr..-ll p.m. Sunday use rear door) I