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LTD. 9114 Yonge St. Richvale Ontario Land Surveyors Yates & Yates FREE DELIVERY Nov. 26, 1970 INTERIORS LTD. 4 Yonge Street South NURSE-IN-CHARGE MISS JANE BOWMAN Phone 884-6521 STEEL FABRICATING 4901A Yonge Street Willowdale TV Repairs Kept in Stock Portable Crane Service 889-1059 Surveyors To Custom Specifications 2 Otonobee BA. 1-3344 Trucking 884-1013 364-2625 221-3485 ifYouth Has Drug Problem They were Arped Beres, 45, of 316 Dufferin Street in Con- cord, Vaughan Township, and John Majoros, 34, of 394 Pal- merston Boulevard, Toronto. The charges involve an inci- dent in Vaughan Township August 14. Two men were in Richmond The preliminary was continu- A Toronto youth arrested at He hid the loot behind 7721 Hill Provincial Court November ed Friday. and then put over 2:45 pm September 22 in Vaug- Yonge Street. The last Novem- 19 to face charges of causing until Wednesday. han for marijuana possession. ner 6 break-in before he was bodily harm *0 “Ch Omen with Evidence from the prelimin-Pleaded guilty in Richmond caught. netted him $298 in Uni- intent to wound 01‘ disfigure- ary hearing cannot be pubushed Hill Court November 19 and ted States and Canadian funds They were APPEd Beres, 45, until the charge is disposed of, was fined $200 or 30 days. plus bank books, cheque books, of 316 Dufferin Street in Con- either by dismissal here in pro. Donald Scott, 19. of 1200 York cameras, rings and purses. cord, Vaughan TOWHShiP, and vincial court or after trial in Mills Road, Apartment 912. was Judge Charles and Crown John Majoros, 34, of 394 Pal- county court'if Judge Charles convicted by Judge Charles and Attorney Applegath decided on merston Boulevard, Toronto. - commits the accused_ |told that on any future similar a new procedure in dealing with 4£r___- L- ....‘..1A ‘:‘yn‘1v Ln annf “AHMAIIIAE The court was told the charges were serious, there were many witnesses. and testimony would take a long time. Mr. Beres elected trial by judge and jury. and Provincial Judge Maurice Charles started the preliminary hearing on this charge. A Hungarian interpreter was ordered for court sessions in- volving these charges. Youth Has Drug Problem . Serious Bodily Harm Charges, August Vaughan Incrdent: CONTRACTORS! . . . ls ever quite equal to the warm welcome extended to newcomers by the Welcome Wagon Hostess. Her smile may be no brighter. her greeting no more cheer- ful, but she’s made the wel- come moreaworkofartthan a mere greeting . . . com- plete with a galaxy of gifts and helpful information on schools, churches, shops and community facilities. 80 when a new neighbor moves in, follow up your happy hello with a Welcome Wagon greeting. A Hostess awaits your call at Mrs. Owen Trunk Richmond Hill - 884-4690 BENEFIT EVENING YORK CENTRAL ASSOCIATION FOR MENTALLY RETARDED Friday, November 27 All proceeds for benefit of local mentally retarded Unique evening at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre 123 Windford Drive, Don Mills Cocktail Hour ' Complete Sukyaki Dinner Oriental program followed by ballroom dancing Refreshments my“ Jams % FESH &CHIPS N0 HAPPY HELLO... womeng I89 YONGE STREET NORTH PHONE: 884-929] An evening to remember DONATIONS ARE TAX EXEMPT TICKETS $25 PER PERSON 884-8401 - 884-2706 for the The charge against Majoros was adjourned for trial Decem- ber 17. A Richmond Hill mother November 19 here in court told Judge Charles she didn't know where to tum to help her youth- ful son who had an emotional and drug problem. “He‘s been on drugs . . . it’s just one emotional drug binge after another . . . he was at Whitby 30 days (for treatment) . . . they didn't have facilities to deal with young people with drug problems. He threatens suicide. He has complete ‘wipe- outs'. He’s gone gun and knife crazy.” the youth’s mother told the court. The youth pleaded guilty to a July 7 charge of attempting to steal gasoline from the car of a local nurse at the York Central Hospital parking lot. He was pursued and stopped on Maple Road by Vaughan Police. Another youth with him at the time was convicted and fined previously, the court was told. Judge Charles remanded the youth in custody until Novem- ber 30. saying he wanted the young man to see a jail psy- chiatrist. The judge also ordered a pre-sentence report. Picked up by police an hour before. a young Rexdale man in Richmond Hill Court on the afternoon of November 19 was charged with conspiring with two others to commit a $747 gas bar robbery in Vaughan where he worked. Crown Attorney John Apple- gath asked that bail for Kent Foster of 14 Charnleigth Court be set at $1,000 cash. Judge Charles remanded the youth to be back in court Nov- ember 27. with bail set at $500 cash, or $1,000 property. Named in the charge with Foster were Alan Elford and Ken Morton. The Crown attor- ney gave no further information on the incident ' fresh flavour! Donald Scott, 19. of 1200 York Mills Road, Apartment 912. was convicted by Judge Charles and told that on any future similar offence he would likely be sent to prison. S_cott was given 14 days to pay. Two other Metro youths ar- rested with Scott pleaded not guilty and the charges against them were dismissed. The two were Walter Dix of 59 Munroe Avenue and Bruce Wills of '16 Owen Boulevard. The court was told a Vaughan policeman stop- ped a van for a traffic violation. A hookah pipe containing has- hish. a marijuana cigarette, and 2.6 grams of marijuana were found under the dash of the vehicle. Hydrospace Developments Li- mited of 4 Essex Avenue, Lanwg- staff. was convicted and fined under the Excise Tax Act Nov- ember 19 for failing to file a sales tax return and failing to pay over $68 in sales taxes May 1 to October 7. The firm was fined a total of $35 and ordered to pay $68 in sales arrears, being given 14 days to pay. A Vaughan youth in court November 19 admitted commit- ting nine break-ins in Thornhill in recent weeks. Robert Desmeules, 16, was remanded in custody for sen- tence. Formerly of Red Lake. Ontario, he was on probation in Vaughan when he committed the offences. Crown Attorney Applegath told the court the youth would break into homes while the peo- ple were away. He would search for money and valuables, throw- ing away the purses he took. This weekend is the last chance the public will have to visit the authentic pioneer homes and buildings in Black Creek Pioneer Village before it closes for the winter on Monâ€" day (November 30). Christmas Comes Early This Weekend At Pioneer Village The village is located at Jane Street and Steeles Avenue West. It is being developed by the Metro Conservation Authority as an authentic pre-1867 cross- roads community. This weekend will also giVe‘ visitors an opportunity to sample the delicious, old-fash- ioned Christmas dinner being served at the Half Way House Restaurant at Black Creek Pioneer Village, including plum pudding prepared from a recipe used by the Black Creek vill- agers. Visitors will also be able to‘.4 purchase these puddings in white ironstone bowls, in either small or large sizes. at the gift shop. Various other articles made by the villagers are also on sale there, including poman- ders made from oranges, pears, lemons, and apples studded with cloves and rolled in cinam- mon and orris root, then tied ‘with a ribbon. These pomanders are hung in rooms and closets where they provide a pleasant scent. Christmas cake made by the villagers to a pioneer recipe is also on sale in the gift shop for $1 per pound. As well, visitors can buy herbs grown in the village garden which have been powdered and put into small, old-fashioned style glass jars which would add a decorative touch to any kitchen. Ask Higher Pensions For Retired Teachers The Legislature's failure to adjust pensions of retired teachers in line with rising cost of living has come in for critic- ism by the Ontario Teachers' Federation. In a letter to all Ontario MLA’s the federation urged members of the legislature to press for immediate increases for the retired teachers, 48 per- cent of whom still receive less than $3,000 a year. “This matter has drégged on far too long already . . .there have been enough deputations. committee meetings, studies and evaluations to prepare for ac- tion. What is lacking is the will to act,” states the letter dated November 10 and signed by OTF President Mrs. Hazel Farr and Norman McLeod, president of the Superannuated Teachers of Ontario. The federation concedes that there have been “some improve- ments“ for a few pensioners “but thousands of pensioners have had no relief." It points out that interest ac- cumulating from funds of the Ontario Teachers' Superannua- tion Commission “would more thag pay for a proper adjust- ment to pensions of those who taught in the lean years when salaries were cut or frozen.” ‘ They proceeded with a charge on only one of the admitted of- lfences. the rest being admitted Judge Charles and Crown" Attorney Applegath decided on‘ a new procedure in dealing with I Desmeules. l4 by the youth and to be consi- dered when sentence is passed. This saved the court time and paper work. This is the general British practice and can thus be validly adopted in a Canadian court, the Crown attorney and judge agreed. Desmeules was remanded in custody to be sentenced at a future date. Michael Logan, 21. of 16 Ave- nue, Richvale, November 19 faced charges of car theft and impaired driving. He told the court he never had a driver’s license. He admitted the October 3 impaired driving offence and was fined $150. He was remanded to Decem- ber 3 for trial on the car theft charge. Logan was also prohibited from driving for three months. Hiâ€"s breathalyzer reading was 1.0 and 1.1, the court was told. Police noticed Logan‘s vehicle at 12:45 am at Carrville Road and Yonge Street, in Richvale weaving from one lane to the other and almost going off the road. He was doing 60 mph in a 45 mph zone, the court was told. When stopped, Logan jumped from his vehicle and ran through a field. He fell twice and was caught. ‘ Logan wasiforcefully subdued after a struggle with Constable Mike Connor. the court was told Long-handled, two-prong iron forks which were hand- forged by the Black Creek Vill- age blacksmith are also on sale. They are identical to those used by the pioneers for cock- ing round an open fireplace. NEWMARKET â€"- The proposed‘ Safeway Store on Davis Drive opposite the Newmarket Plaza will not be built without an OMB hearing. 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