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AS YOUR VAUGHAN REPRESENTATIVE YORK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 3. To represent you on the Board of Education with some new, fresh approaches. 2. To make equality of educational opportunity a reality. as REGIONAL COUNCILLOR, Town of Vaughan JACK GILBERT IS THE BEST MAN FOR THE REGIONAL COUNCIL EXPERIENCE 4 years on Vaughan Councfl 1 year on Ybrk Regknufl Councfl 27 years in the area and knows the problems and the people INDEPENDENCE COMMON SENSE Solving the old problems without creating new ones. Working to improve services while keeping taxes in line JACK GILBERT'S RECORD ON VAUGHAN COUNCIL INCLUDES: 0 No High-Rise -â€" Voted to eliminate high-rise apartments from the Kleinbul‘g Community Plan ’ Voted for the 81,950 per unit levy which means that no one can afford to build high rise and that community development pays its way in Vaughan. Re-elect JACK GILBERT Your vote on Dec. 4th is respectfully solicited for 0 Jobs and Taxes â€" Voted to expand the Keele Street industrial area / This means more jobs ' It also means more of the kind of assess- ment which keeps taxes in line. C More Recreation â€" Responsible for seeing that Kleinburg got its park / Woodbl‘idge Olympic pool and lights on ball diamond / Klein- burg tennis courts. 0 Full Attendance â€" Other than occasional sickness, a perfect record of attendance at Vaughan Council in Maple and at Regional Council in Newmarket. . Work towards bringing the school closer to the community in two important ways: (3) Give parents a greater say in the kind of education their children receive. Education should be a community project of teacher, parent and child (b) Encourage greater use of the school facilities by the community The school CAN be the resource centre for the whole community JACK GILBERT Experienced - Responsive - Responsible FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL Regional Councillor Markham Votes for what is best for the residents of the whole town Not obligated to any bloc. faction or pressure group. O RECREATIONAL O SOCIAL 0 CULTURAL 297-2166 ELECT JOHN POOT INFORMATION - 851-0231 Contractor 889-1943 294-4333 ‘ Keefe with two other per- ;sons faces further charges at ;a future date arising out of 'an altercation with YRP. I He denied a July 6 Rich- mond Hill impaired driving charge and was convicted after Judge Russell Pearse heard police testimony. Constable Bullivant told the court he was eastbound on Centre Street when he saw a fast-moving vehicle southbound on Newkirk Road that went through a red traffic light. He followed the vehicle to the GO Tran- sit terminal. where it enter- ed the lot by the exit and turned out its lights, taking apparent evasive action. He was fined $175 or 30 days jail and given five YRP Constable Douglas Strong, a breathalyzer opera- tor. testified Keefe was brought to the station by YRP Constable Peter Bulliâ€" vant and had a breath test reading of 2.00. This was the equivalent of six bottles of beer or nine ounces of spirits. Strong said from the reading and physical tests, he concluded Keefe’s ability to drive was impaired by alcohol. Bullivant testified he stop- ped the vehicle and told the driver to turn off the engine. This the driver did, but when he came to take the driver's ’keys, he found the driver had disposed of them some- how. Campbell was stopped by police at 2:30 am the day beâ€" fore his court appearance while driving south on Jane Street approaching Highway 7 West. PERJURED EVIDENCE Crown Attorney Kerr said Keefe had given “blatantly false perjured evidence" in an “attempt to perpetrate a fraud upon Your Honor". Keefe denied being driver of the car, saying an acquaint- ance whose last name he didn‘t know had run off with the keys. leaving him in the car. Judge Pearse said Keefe had given an explanation “I cannot believe whatsoever". PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS employee with a child. admit- tea an impaired driving charge and Aa breathqufzer "He must have a tremend- ous capacity for alcohol. I don't think I could get that high without passing out," said Kerr as he told the court of a test reading at a high 2.80. The maximum allowed by law is 0.80. Crown Attorney Kerr told the court Keefe was convict- ed May 15 for impaired driv- ing and December 3 last year for refusing to take a breath- alyzer test. He noted the minimum sentence for this second impaired driving con- viction was 14 days jail, with the maximum being 90 days in jail. He said the penalty should be more than the minimum in view of the accused man’s apparent per- jury. He was convicted after trial. His fines were $100 or 30 days for impaired driving and $50 or 10 days for re- fusing to take his test. His license was automatically suspended for three months on each conviction. ASTHMA, WAR INJURY Coyle was arrested Septem- ber 12 at 1:50 pm because of his driving while south- bound at Kipling Avenue and Highway 7 in Vaughan. YRP C o y l e maintained his physical symptoms of im- pairment were due to asthma and a crippled leg injury when a land mine blew up under him during World War II. He said he tried his best to blow into the breathalyzer machine but was suffering at the time from his asthma. Kerr withdrew an addi- tional charge of failing a breathalyzer test after Keefe was convicted of impaired driving. James Coyle, 57, of Church Street. Colborne, a Transport Department gravel pit inâ€" spector, denied charges of impaired driving and refus- ing a breathalyzer test. CoBstatile Gordon LeMoine told the court. Colin Campbell, 33. of 190 Exbury Road. Apartment 102, Downsview. ia married CN r e7 avd i n g that astonished Crown Attorney Kerr. TREMENDOUS CAPACITY At that he got off lucky because Crown Attorney John Kerr had to withdraw a further charge of suspend- ed driving because a York Regional Police officer had served Keefe with a notice that was on the wrong legal form. A jail sentence. fines and long driving suspensions were handed out to drinking motorists in Richmond Hill Court on Thursday of last Week. A Markham youth al- ready in jail for robbery got three months more for- apartment wrecking. Ernest Keefe, 38, of 4864-A Yonge Street, Willowdale was jailed 25 days and prohibited from driving anywhere in the nation for two years. After that his driving is suspended six months in Ontario by the Transport Department. Drinking Motorists Jailed, Fined, Barred RAN RED LIGHT McDonald was told to supâ€" port his family, have no weapons. stay in the court’s jurisdiction, and r e p o r t changes of address and job. in court, Judge Pearse told McDonald not to associate with his step-brother during the probation period. Jerry McDonald. 28, of 77 Metcalfe Street. Aurora, a man with a pregnant wife on welfare and a long history of jail, was given a $300 fine or 6 months jail for stealing 10 chairs from a public building in Tthornhill. 2 YEARS PROBATION He was allowed to go free with time to pay after $30 was paid into the court. He was put on probation under supervision for two years and ordered to keep the peace and be of good behavior. Having heard McDonald usually gets into trouble when influenced by a step- brother now being sought by police for failing to appear He wilfully damaged a main Street Markham apart- ment the day after he was put on three years probation. the court was told. back his $125 Share of dam- age. She has been active in the York Central Hospital Aux- iliary since its inception and now serves as vice-chairman of the Allenbrae Branch. She also served for many years in executive capacities with local home and school and Scouting associations. The terms of his probation were that he avoid the com- pany of his two co-accused. Bonnie Peters. 17. and Ed- ward Ferrell, 19, and within six months of release pay MRS. CARMEN CLEPHAN Running In Ward 2 During her years in bus- iness, Mrs. Clephan has been employed as an accountant and private secretary. At the present time she is en- rolled in the Business Man- agement Course at Seneca College. weeks to pay, putting the deadline past Christmas, al- though Judge Pearse re- marked he finds some people in his experience seem to have more money to pay fines before Christmas than after. Campbell's license to drive is automatically sus- pended three months as well. A 16-year-old boy who im- properly left the House of Concord and stole a bicycle was remanded back to the Salvation Army residence on $200 personal bail for five weeks to see if he could be- have himself before facing sentence. David Pierce. 18. or RR 2. Gormley was sentenced to three months jail in addition to a sentence already being served for robbery. He was also put on two years proba- tion after release. PROBATION TERMS Mrs. Clephan and her hus- band, John, have resided in Richmond Hill for the past 15 years at 429 Osiris Drive. They have two teenage child- ren, a son Robb and a daugh- ter Gayle. 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