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22 THE LLLLLL L, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 1, 1973 Drug Traffic Jury Trial For Two Youths Two young men in York Region drug court at New- market October 19 were committed to York County Court in Metro for judge and jury trial on drug traf- ficking charges. Altogether there were close to 160 drug charges on the docket at the monthly regional drug ses- sion that day. Twentyâ€"two young people pleaded guilty ‘to drug char- ges. They were all convicted and fined amounts ranging from $10 to $100. Michael McLennan. 27. of Richmond Hill and Brad- ford elected to be tried by judge and jury on a June 15 charge of having marijuana for the purpose of traffic. BY INDICTMENT Federal Prosecutor Lauâ€" rence Papoff proceeded against. McLennan by indict» ment. McLen‘nan admitted there was enough evidence for his committal for trial and waived the hearing of evidence at the preliminary hearing. MPrbvv'anial Judge Claire Morrison senrt McLen‘nan on to trial. Donald Butler, 25, of 1049 Military Trail, West Hill. elected judge and jury trial on four drug trafficking charges and pleaded inno- cent WAIVES HEARING Federal Prosecutor Papoff proceeded by indictment. Butler admitted there was sufficient evidence for his committal and waived the hearing of evidence at pre- liminary hearing. Judge Morrison sent Burt- ler on to trial and issued a warrent for the arrest of Butl'er‘s co-accused Peter Soucie who failed to appear. Butler June 16 was charg- ed with having the restricted drug MDA for trafficking purposes at Sibbald Park, for having MDA at Georgina for trafficking purposes, for hav- ing controlled barbiturate drugs at Georgina for traf- ficking purposes, and for hav- ing marijuana and hashish for purposes of trafficking in Georgina. Three youths admitted a 12:30 pm June 5 Newmarket charge of having marijuana. Each youth was fined $100 or 10 days jail. with 15 days to pay. Théy were Stephen Har- rington, 20. of RR 2. Cooks- town; Frank Grimm, 20. of IOIO on your radio gets youa GOOD EVENING! DOWN MEMORY LANE and STARLIGHT SERENADE are two CFRB programs that make your evenings "good" musically‘ Ray Sonin's DOWN MEMORY LANE interests young people of all ages. The under-30‘s find it a musical education. For everyone else. DOWN MEMORY LANE is nostalgia ...musical memories all too good to be forgotten. A change of pace occurs at 9:05 with STARLIGHT SERENADE and George Wilson. Enioy beautiful music ...best-loved light classics... @FRK‘J‘H I RAY SONIN 8:05 to 9 p.m‘â€"Monday~Thursday There's morg where this comes from 370 Penn Avenue, Newmar- ket; and Thomas Rose, 19, of Newmarket. Two other charges against Harrington were withdrawn by the pros- ecutor. YRP SEARCH WARRANT York Regional Police went to an apartment with a search warrant and found 20 vials of marijuana seeds, 120 marijuana plants a n d a quantity of marijuana. the court was told. Stephen Bunn. 20. 0f 75 Yonge Street South. Aurora was fined $50 or five days jail, with time to pay. He admitted an April 18 Aurora charge of having marijuana at 10:30 pm at the arena. Donna McCall, 17. of Hare Apartments, Temper- anceville. King Township, admitted having marijuana August 9 in the apartment she shared with Douglas Shannon of that addreSS and 126 Banner Lane, Oak Rid- ges. Shannon pleaded in- nocent and was freed. DISCHARGE REFUSED Judge Morrison ignored the request by the girl's lawyer for a discharge. cases in many of judge said \Qhen he looks at the number of {drug simple possession, he finds simple possession should be equated to a liquor offense. Therefore such cases should be disposed of by a convic- tion and fine. He said this was the best way in view of all the paper work, office procedures, staff work. etc. involved in other methods. unlit-ewfihed the McColl girl $25. TEMPERANCEVILLE SEARCH Federal Prosecutor Papoff said YRP with a search war- rant went to the Temper- anceville apartment August 9 at 5:30 pm and found the drug inside a toy animal bag in a bedroom. The girl later arrived and admitted owner- ship. Her lawyer said she was living away from home for the first time and was living with Shannon. She'd lost her mother when she was 11 and was therefore having a diffi- cult adolescent adjustment. After being arrested she re- turned home to live with her father. John Jakob. 20. of 51 Tor- NEWS e courts, with so them being for familiar selections from stage and c0ncert hall.,.with knowledgeable comment. At 11 p.m..THE WORLD TONIGHT with Erik Thorsen and the news. John Belanger and TODAY lN BUSlNESS. Gord Sinclair's pithy comments on the Quebec scene. and SPORTS with Dave Hodge, Bill MoVean follows with a halfâ€"hour oi music and whimsical comment. At midnight, THE OWL'S NEST with Wayne Van Exan...ideal music and easy conversation for late-late and early-early listening. more Drive, Richmond Hill‘ and Garry Holicky, 21, of 111 Cartier Crescent. Richmond Hill admitted a charge of having marijuana. They were each fined $10 or a day in- jail. CAUGHT 0N STREET They were caught in a vehicle at 1 am October 6 opposite 111 Cartier Cres- cent and admitted ownership or some marijuana found in the glove compartment, the court was told. Robert Harrison, 22, of 90 Gurnett Street, Aurora was fined $25 or five days jail when he admitted hav- ing marijuana October 17. Two YRP detectives found a $2 bag of “grass” when they went to Harrison‘s home at about 2:20 pm that day, the court was told. Kenneth Dobratz, 17. of RR 3, Stouffville was fined $50 or five days when he adâ€" mitted having marijuana at 11:42 am August 2 at Mount Albert School in East Gwil- limbury. When he pleaded guilty, another charge was withdrawn. George Barker, 22, of 10 Esterbrooke Avenue, Will- owdale was fined $25 or five days jail, with time to pay. He admitted having mari- juana and hashish in a car that was stopped at 1:10 am February 19 at Aurora. When he pleaded guilty. a charge against his co-accused John Blaikley was withdrawn. Kirk Purcell, 18, of Lake Wilcox and 48 Holland Street East. Bradford, was fined $50 or five days jail, with two weeks to pay. POLICE CHECK Purcell admitted being caught with marijuana and hashish when his car was stopped by police in a rou- tine vehicle check at 10:15 pm August 4 in Richmond Hill. Donald Holobeck. 21. of 52 Miramar Drive. Scarboro was fined $50 or five days jail. with 15 days to pay. He admitted having marijuana September 2 at Sibbald‘s Park in Georgina Township. Police found the "grass" on a car roof and in Holo- beck's pocket when they were called to a campslte to inves- tigate a noise complaint, the court was told. Thomas Thrower. 18. of 162 Bessbourgh Drive, Kes- wick was fined $50. He plead- ed guilty to two September 8 Georgina charges. having hashish and having marijuana. The illicit material was GEORGE WILSON 9.05 to 11 p m -â€"Monday-Thursday ‘AAVNE VAN EXAN Mrdn-gm 'o 5 30 a 'n found in a car at 1:50 am, the court was told. 2 OTHERS FREED When Thrower pleaded guilty. similar charges were withdrawn for two other Kes- wick youths, Patrick Hodgins and Philip Defore. Albert Linstead, 16, of Main Street, Mount Albert was fined $25 or five days jail. with two weeks to pay. He admitted having mari- juana September 23 at the Mount Albert fairgrounds. HAD LSD TABLETS Gordon Trollope. 18. of 262 Roselawn Avenue, Toronto was fined $50 or five days iail. He admitted having two tablets of LSD when caught July 21 at 9:35 pm opposite the Stouffville arena. Wayne Taylor, 23. of 2 Big- win. Drive, Aurora was fined $75 or seven days jail. He admitted having 8.5 grams of marijuana when caught at 1:45 am June 17 in a car at the A and W Restaurant in Aurora. UNLUCKY FRIDAY 13th Kenneth Willis. 16. of 506 Queen Street East, was un- lucky Friday, July 13 at Newmarket when he was caught with a plastic bag of marijuana in a car at Fairey Lake Park. Willis pleaded guilty and was fined $50 or 10 days jail with 30 days to pay. A sec- ond charge was withdrawn. Howard Breen. 19, of 1660 Bathurst Street. Toronto, was fined $50 or five days jail. He admitted possession of a bag of marijuana thrown from a car Septem- ber 9 in the conServation area at Newmarket. HASHISH PIPE Brian Noftle, 18. of 211 Dupont Street, Toronto, was fined $50 or five days jail. with two weeks to pay. Noftle admitted having a hashish pipe and two YONGE & LEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL on Hangers or Packaged CUSTOM SHIRT SERVICE TRY PIANO LESSONS PHONE 884-2608 DAVE HODGE 1120 p m ’ CLEANING CENTRES pieces of hashish when caught September 25 in a Vaughan field on the east side of Keele Street. south of Highway 7. Susan Gammon, 16, of 795 Arnold Drive, Newmarket was fined $25 or five days jail. She admitted having a bag of hashish in her purse when arrested at 8:20 pm September 29 at 473 Tim- othy Street. Newmarket. FREE CO-ACCUSED A similar charge against Jack Kok of 473 Timothy Street, Apartment 304, was withdrawn after the girl's guilty plea. Kevin Blair, 16, of 22 Greenside Drive, Nobleton. was fined $25 or five days jail. He admitted having hashish September 30 when confronted in the Nobleton arena in King Township at 8:35 pm. Two youths were fined $25 each or five days jail when they admitted having mari- juana in a field off Wilsted Drive in Newmarket Sep- tember 4. They were Mark Evans, 18, of 262 Stanley Street, New- market and Daniel Maskell, 17, of 124 Sheldon Avenue, East Gwillimbury. John Crossley, 17. of New- market was fined $25 or five days jail. with two weeks to pay. He admitted having 27 grams of marijuana in his bedroom when caught at 10:45 am September 28 in Newmarket. FOUND INNOCENT Raymond Maclam. 19. of 212 Davis Drive. Newmarket pleaded innocent to a charge of having marijuana July 11 in Newmarket. The charge was dismissed when police told the court the illicit drug was found covered with dust in the trunk of Maclam’s car. Maclam testified he'd lent his car several times to friends in the weeks before his arrest when caught in a police check of his vehicle. WE MAKE IT EASY AT STORES Neighborhood Notes Sympathy is expressed to the famibr of Mrs. Sarah Jane McIntyre who passed away suddenly Saturday eve- ning in» Scarboro Centenary Hospital in her 88th year. Mrs. McIntyre is survived by one daughter. Rita (Mrs. George Williams) of Berthes- da, one son John of Phoenix. Arizona, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The funeral was held Wed- nesday at O'Neil’s Funeral Home in Stouffville. Mr. Schiralli Giovanni of Bari, Italy. is visiting his son- in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Creti and family. Mrs. Alma Reesor is a pa- tient in Scarboro Centenary Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis welcomed a second daughter last week. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Steckley spent a week’s holiday with Mr. and Mrs. John Eyer and family at Marietta, Penna. Will Wed November I7 Mr. Bernard S. Hood of RR 2, Gormley is pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of his only daugh- ter Cherlyn Suzanne. daughter of the late Thelma Hood, to Mr. Donald Bruce Crowder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crowder, 442 Crosby Avenue, Richmond Hill. The wed- ding will take place November 17. 1973 at 2:30 pm i Richmond Hill Baptist Church. 7 -- Both young p'eople are graduates of Bayvlew See ondary School and after their marriage will be living in Calgary, Alberta. DONALD CHOWDER Gormley Neighborhood Notes CORRESPONDENT: MRS. CHAS. MILSTED - PHONE 887-5445 I The East York Barbershop- home of her daughter, Mrs. s; to pers, Canada‘s Ambassadors Max Sugden. th ah of Harmony won the Ontario Last Wednesday morning a; ed,District Regional Contests in the traffic around the corner E Ie- Toronto at the Four Seasons in the early “go-to-work" t: u'y Hotel, winning the right to rush was something else ‘ ar. represent Ontario in the Kan- when all traffic was re-routed by sas City 1974 International from Woodbine Avenue be- frs. contest. Keith Hard of our cause of the moving of John es- community and Don Brodie Bosworth's house from Wood- .iX. of Headford are members of bine and Steeles Avenue to ‘en this successful group, its new location 23 miles Mrs. John McFadzen of Edmonton spent the weekend with her cousins. Mrs. Charles Milsted and Charleena. Sun- day they visited other rela- tives at Zephyr and Keswick. Mrs. Clarence Steckley is recuperating at her home. She has a full leg cast but gets around her home in a wheelchair. Mrs. Margaret Lewis, a resident here until recently. was moved to Union Villa. Her furniture. etc.. was sold by Auctioneer Alvin Farmer Saturday afternoon at the RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 250 YONGE STREET NORTH RICHMOND HILL 0 Open Thursday & Friday Evenings ’til 9 pm. CHERLYN HOOD Last Wednesday morning the traffic around the corner in the early “go-to-work" rush was something else when all traffic was re-routed from Woodbine Avenue be- cause of the moving of John Bosworth’s house from Wood- bine and Steeles Avenue to its new location 23 miles north in the Newmarket area. Church News Gormley Missionary Church is celebrating its Centennial from Friday evening to Sun- day evening. Dr. Charles Seidenspinner of Emmanuel Bible College. Kitchener. will be guest speaker. The How- ard Baker Family will be ministering in music at both Friday and Saturday evening The Canada Post Office is inviting Tenders for a five year contract for the conveyance of Her Majesty‘s Mails over Richmond Hill Rural Route No. 1. This service will operate Monday to Saturday inclusive. Persons tendering must be 21 years of age or over. Only customers of the distributing post office or offices served enroute are eligible to tender. This includes customers of all rural routes operating from these offices. Closing date for receipt of tenders in Toronto is Wednesday. 14th November, 1973 at _.-- ‘7‘-“ Full particulars as to the detail of travel, tender forms, etc., may be obtained from the Postmaster at Richmond Hill, Ontario. or from the Director, Cen- tral District, Ontario Postal Region, Room 456, 21 Front St. West. Toronto, Ontario M5J 1A5 -â€" Tele- phone 416-369-3173. 0 Custom Framing 0 Stock Frames 0 Assemble Yourself Frames Bring that favorite portrait to life with a truly distino tive frame! Sizes to fit most any picture Richmond Heights Centre TENDER FOR MAIL CONTRACT services 7:30 pm) There are three services Sundayâ€"at 11 am. 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Everyone is cordially invited to these services. WORKS IN A 2 DRAWER PETER SMITH York Home T.V. 306 Bayvlew Ave. (Plaza) 889-1646 - 884-4165 884-4401 Color TV from GET YOUR PH 0T0 SUPPLIES 884-3221