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Every year, leading Canadian artists contrib- ute distinctive designs for the Canadian Christmas card program. The sale of cards is a. major activity and the local CANSAVE branch welcomes support and new sales outlets in the area. change. Each year, CANSAVE sends special Christmas stockings to many countries. These go to children who gave never known any kind of Christmas gift. Recent earthquakes in Turkey and the war in Vietnam and other disasters continually deplete the fund. In Vietnam, CANSAVE contributed toward a convalescent centre for children burned or crippled. In conjunction is a creche for the children of wid- owed mothers as well as a vocational training centre, so that widows and older orphans may learn a trade to support themselves. HOW WE CAN HELP Besides the penny beggar bank, the fund has a new and used clothing program with a depot at 68 Hayter Street Toronto. Diapers and babyp clothing are high on the list of needs Local committees are being develofied in Uganda which assume responsibility for the welfare and improved conditions of their children. The Eskimo layette program is playing a sig- nificant role in the overall efforts to reduce infant mortality in Canada’s northland. Warm clothing and blankets are sent regularly to Moosonee and Lab- radar. CANSAVE contributes regularly to support of welfare workers at Hymettus and in Hong Kong. In Israel, children from many nations are given vocational training at the children’s centre, a project of Youth Aliyah, also aided by CANSAVE. The objective of CANSAVE is to help people to help themselves. For example, the small nurseries in the Greek villages of Alphori and Korena. have become a focus for revitalizing village life, resulting in improved agricultural programs. Mothers are given training in hygiene, nutrition, environmental sanitation and child care. In Korea, welfare workers were helped to initiate the first factory day nurseries so that working mothers may actually nurse their babies while they work. A rescue centre for lost and abandoned child- ren was set up. (Continued from Page 2) their one hot meal of the day because of a CANSAVE feeding program. catching up. The sanctuary is being raised by means of a specially constructed, portable platform, so that even those seated at the very back of the church will be able to see. This is being built in the base- ment by John Collins and his crew. It will be cov- ered with sail-cloth and all ingeniously disguised to blend in with the church itself. The pulpit is being converted into a pillar. Essential to the atmosphere of this drama is the music, and the choir will chant under the direc- tion of choirmaster Jack Large. Much of the music and plain song was composed for “Murder in the Cathedral” by Healey Willans. This production is a great team effort by the congregation of St. Mary’s, and will certainly draw the very theatre-minded population of Richmond Hill and surrounding districts. The only people who should stay away in droves are children, who would surely be bored to tears. For information on reserving programs for November 14, 15 and 16. please call Marni Twidale at} 889-1401, or inquire after church services at St. Mary’s. (Continued from Page 2) a part, and all his ministerial duties, he is a very busy man. and last night at rehearsal when he wasn’t H on ” Rambling Around In The Spotlight Why settle for less? This major Canadian Trust Company, federally incorporated and supervised, pays the highest interest on savings. Your balance grows faster at Guaranty. GUARANTY TRUST he was darting into his office for a. little COMPANY OF CANADA Capital and Rm: 331, ,000. 44 Yonge St. South 884-1188 A man came all the way from near Sudbury last week to testify in Richmond Hill Magistrate’s Court how his car was stolen from the parking garage of the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, on June 29. But he might just as well have stay- ed at home. John Robertson, of Lively. Ontario, was the key Crown witness in the case against two youths. Mircea Copilu. 18. and Vaughan police officers tes- tifying for the Crown were, De- tective Arnold Leeder and Con- stable R. Blackweu, the inves- tigating officer. who has since resigned from the force. Serg- eant Tom Shields took photo- graphs of the scene of the acci- dent. A mechanic, Orlando Runco, of Downsview, testified that he had relined the back brakes of the truck and readjusted the front brakes about three or four weeks before the accident. He had also tested the brakes with a full load two weeks be- fore, and found them operating satisfactorily. Another mechanic, Dino La- bardo, of Downsview, said he tested the truck’s brake drums and shoes and wheel cylinder after the accident. and found them in order. The condition of the truck made it impossible to check the hydraulic lines and bydrovac, he told Mr. Cooper. Crown Attorney John Ap- plegarth admitted that “this is not a strong case on the evi- dence,” but argued there was sufficient to justify a trial. He disclosed that a key Crown wit- ness. a taxi driver who witness- ed the accident, had not turned up for the hearing. The truck being driven by Shelly was a 1967 Mercury dump truck belonging to Gul- lietti and Constantino Sand and Gravel, of Weston. At the time of the accident, Shelly was tak- ing the sand load to the Jane and Finch area. In the statement, which was read to the court, Shelly con- tended that his brakes had failed â€" they had “gone hard” â€" making it impossible for him to stop. He had not noticed Hynd’s red Pontiac approaching fhe intersection from the east until too late, otherwise he would have driven the truck into a ditch, the statement declared. “There is not a scrap of evi- dence to show advertent negli- gence on the part of the ac- cused." asserted Mr. Cooper. Defence counsel. Austin I Cooper of Toronto, argued that' the only evidence heard deal- ing with how the accident took place was a voluntary statement made by Shelly to Vaughan Township Police the day after the accident. | According to evidence pre- sented at the preliminary hear- ing. the truck was travelling south on Dufferin and had not stopped at the stop sign at the intersection with the Maple Sideroad. Thomas Hynd. 17. was killed hen Township Police. Whereâ€" when a fully-laden dump truck upon Magistrate Russell Pearse being driven by Shelly demol- dismissed the charges. ished his car at the intersection Copilu and Cole were de- of Dufferin Street and Maple fended by Alf Stong of Rich- Slderoad at 2.50 pm. June 13. mond Hill. Magistrate Russell Pearse the case was dismissed for lack ruled in Richmond Hill Magis- of Crown evidence. trate's Court October 24 that For some reason. not expres- there was sufficient evidence in sed in court. Crown Attorney the preliminary hearing of the John Applegarth closed the charge for the trial to take case for the prosecution mid- place. way through the testimony of Shelly elected to be tried by the investigating officer, Con- judge and jury. stable Barry Delaney of Vaug- John Shelly, 24, of Melton. Milton Cole. 17. both of the vill stand trial in Toronto on House of Concord. Dufferin charge of dangerous driving Street, who were charged with rid following an accident June stealing his car, a gold Valiant 3 on the Maple Sideroad in Barracuda. vhich Thomas Hynd of Maple He wasn‘t long out of the was killed. witness box, however. before ”rucker To Be Tried On Charge .aid After Maple Road Fatality Are You Burning Good Money? WE OFFER THE BEST SOLUTION WHEN CONSIDERING REPLACEMENT OF YOUR PRESENT HEATING SYSTEM CALL A COMPANY 0 WITH 25 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE 0 OVER 10 YEARS IN THE AREA 0 WITH MANY MORE THAN 0 THAT USES ONLY THE 3 W” BEST QUALITY UNITS wk... hea'w' ANTHES 0 THAT CAN OFFER YOU THE ”10“" GA MODELLGB BEST PRICE Get the facts on “ANTHES” Forced Air Gas Furnaces CARTER BROS. WASTED JOURNEY 889-6431 For a Free COMFORT SURVEY & Estimate without obligation SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Authorized Consumers’ Gas Dealer DATED at Toronto this 9th day of October. 1968. All persons having claims against the Estate of MILTON PALMER. late of Maple. On. tario. who died on or about the 7th day of September, 1968. are required to send a state- ment of their claims to the un- dersigned before the 6th day of November. 1968. after which date the estate will be distrib- uted, having regard only to the claims of which the undersign- ed shall then have notice. Housecleaning of the town- ship’s bylaws will be under- taken by the clerk's office at the instigation of Deputy-reeve S. J. Gadsby. The 2426 bylaws on the books will be gone over in an effort to find and elimin- ate those which are outdated. EXamples were cited as one which deals with coal oil drip- ping on a roadway and another which forbids horses on persons’ lawns. “Don’t put a time limit on it,” asked Clerk H. C. T. Crisp. “I couldn’t spare help that long.” Council agreed. TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF MILTON PALMER Council has also given two reading to Bylaw 2426 which would permit a pedestrian crossover on Steeles Avenue opposite Brebeuf Roman Catho- lic High School. However, third reading was postponed so that a second crossover at the bus terminal on Steeles might be considered also. Department of Transport approval will also be required. Under Bylaw 2425. Markham Township Council has appoint- ed two new mtembers to the committee of adjustment â€" Leslie S. Frost. solicitor, who lives on German Mills Road, who will serve for the balance of 1968 and for 1969-71 inclu- sive and Robert Frank Reesor of the Markham area, who will serve until the end of 1970. Council held over a request that the salary of the commit- tee's secretary be increased un- til other businegs is attended to. They will join Hugh Macdon- nell, Steeles Avenue; Robert Sherwood, Thornhill and Nor- man Reid of Buttonville. 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