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18 I Carpentry l LEONARD R. ROSENBERG & ASSOCIATES Chartered Accountants 887-5720 - 889-2741 84 Yonge St. S. Aurora, Ontario Transmission Ltd. 9677 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL By Competent Tradesman Prices on request or by hour R. P. (Bob) BOSS 130 Centre St. W. - 884-1788 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 55 Yonge Street North Phone: 889-8275 - 884-8851 J oscelyn, Laughlin, Harper, Tory & Associates Chartered Accountants 121 Yonge Street North Richmond Hill, Ont. 884-4474-5 91 Geneva Street St. Catharines. Ont. 6844177 Brian H. Cowen Engineering Outside lighting maintenance Equipped with ladder truck. All Commercial. residential and industrial wiring. Hydro electrical modernization plan available. NEWMARKET: Town coun- cil is negotiating purchase of four business properties. A $75,000 town offer has already been accepted for the Rusto Fruit Market Lim- ited warehouse on Cedar Street. The municipality takes possession December 31. 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They were allowed by Federal Prosecu- tor Eric deBecker to plead guilty to lesser charges, then were convicted and pu- nished. ing and 710 Yonge Street. Richmond Hill, at the time of arrest a town employee, faced three counts. He is charged for May 15 East Gwilimbury cultivation of marijuana. possession of marijuana for trafficking purposes and possession of hashish. George Deciantis, 26, of West Street. Holland _I_.and_- JUDGE AND JURY Deciantis elected judge and jury trial on all counts. His Defence Attorney Alfred Sbong. of the Richmond Hill law firm of Lawler. Leclaire, Stong and Nevins, said it was admitted there is enough evidence for commit- tal to higher court trial. Ston-g waived the hearing of evidence at preliminary and Declantis was committed for trial by Provincial Judge Maurice Charles. Robert Britt, 20, of Metro denied a November 24, 1972 charge ,of having in Vaughan Town 3.4 grams of restricted drug MDA for trafficking purposes. Federal Prosecu- tor deBecker proceeded by indictment and Britt elected higher court trial. 1,4; Youths Sent To Trial On Drug Traffic Charges Britt’s lawyer was late. Brit-t had a previous preli- minary hearing and had been previously committed to trial on the same charge in Richmond Hill Provincial Court by Judge Russell Pearse. But because at that time Britt was also without lawyer and because of other unusual circumstances. the hearing of his charge was started over again. Provin- cial Judge Charles was at Newmarket to sit instead of Judge Pearse especially to conduct this preliminary. N0 LAWYER AGAIN When Britt again turned up without his lawyer. Judge Charles conducted the new preliminary anyway. When Britt’s lawyer did turn up, Judge Charles refused to conduct a third one, saying he had made a decision to commit Britt and that was it. YRP Constable Gord Ma- son testified during the pre. liminary that at 2:25 am ‘November 24 of last year he was on patrol in Vaughan and checked the 'Dhomcrest Motel, checking a car in front of unit 2. He found four youths in the car. a bag of a suspicious sub- stance, a syringe with fresh blood and some plastic bags. There were fresh puncture marks on the inside of Britt's arm, and also on two others. Total weight of the sus- picious substance. found to contain MDA, was 165 grams. Brit-t said the stuff was “Tang” orange juice. Cafistabl‘e 'Mason itold the court. Hans Flubaoher, 26, of 1484 Highway 7 West, Con- cord and 23 » May Avenue, Lake Wilcox, denied having marijuana for trafficking purposes August 10. He said he'd admit the lesser and in- cluded offense of marijuana possession. SEARCH WARRANT RAID Federal Prosecutor deBec- ker said this plea was accepâ€" table. He told the court YRP armed with a search warrant at 5:30 o'clock in the mom- ing raided Flubacher's resi- dence and found six ounces of marijuana, an ounce of marijuana seeds and 10 oun- c'es of marijuana stems in the possession of the steady worker fitter-welder. “You’re very lucky the Crown accepted your plea. Conviction for trafficking means jail." Provincial Judge Charles told Flu- bacher. He fined the convic- ted man $200 or six weeks in jail. with 15 days to pay. David Wallace. 23, of lot 6 Oriole-Centennial, New- market denied having hash- ish at Richmond Hill for the purpose of trafficking Oc- tober 18. He admitted having the hashish, though. Judge Charles convicted him of possession and fined him $50 or 14 days jail. SECOND CONVICPION Wallace was also convicted on an October 18 Richmond Hill charge of having mari- juana. On this charge he got a suspended sentence and 12 months probation. Brian Thomson, 18, of 282 Richmond Street, Rich- mond Hill. admitted being caught June 28 at 9:30 pm with marijuana when YRP raided his father’s house armed with search warrant. They found two bags of the illicit substance in the sleeves of his coat in his room. PREVIOUS CONVICTION A working laborer having with a friend, Thomson had a previous four-ounce mari- juana conviction in May of 1972. He got a suspended sentence with 18 months probation requiring him to He was caught with a marijuana cigarette, half an ounce of hashish and a bag containg half an ounce of marijuana, the court was told. stay away from drugs and drug associates, be home at 9 pm for three months ex- cept on holidays, be home at 11 pm Friday and Saturdays, reside with his parents and abide by their rules of dis- cipline. "If you‘re not prepared to mend your ways. You're going to go to reformatory. It's up to you now,” Judge Charles told the youth. Michael McAlinden, 16, of 388 Alper Drive. Richmond Hill admitted being caught with two marijuana cigaret- tes with some other youths at 9:50 pm in a wooded area July 6. Working and not at school, McAIinden got a conditional discharge, 12 months proba- tion and a warning to behave and stay away from drugs. STIFF WARNING “If you comply you get an absolute discharge. If not, you'll be brought back and sentenced." said Judge Char- les. Robert Bowden, 17, of 21 Birch Avenue, chthvale ad- mitted having marijuana October 20 in a Markham school parking lot. Also working. he was given a conditional discharge, 12 months pmbption and a warning about what he must doif he wants his discharge to be absolute. He was with two others and was seen to throw away an object. It a cigarette package half full of mari- juana and to police he ad- mitted ownership, the court was told. fiichard Netherton, 24, of Win a Sun or Ski ‘ HOLIDAY FOR 2 . NO PURCHASE NECESSARY ~ GreatPlaces. “ T1“. :nfomflHAan I‘ll 1k MORE WINNERS - Congratulations to: o M. Lawrie, Edith St., Georgetown 0 L. Neal. Craydon Rd., Whitby O P. Cassis, Nicklin Cr., Guelph fie {865560831 hélidéy'clfib. 1407 Royal York Road, To- ronto, a working man. admit- ted being caught with an ounce of marijuana in his brief-case while driving this car down Davis Drive in Newmarket 'November 5. He was fined $50 days in jail. John Ward, 19, of 2 Camp- bell Court, Unionville, ad- mitted being caught wiflh a 1[pounce bag of marijuana in a car October 31 in Mark- ham. He was given a condi- tional discharge and 12 months probation. 3 ARRESTED TOGETHER Three Newmarket young people admitted June 15 marijuana possession char- ges. Peter Hall, 23, of 315 Roy- wood Cresent got a condi- tional discharge and 12 months probation Lorraine Draper, 19. of 66 Niagara Street, got 12 months probation and a conâ€" ditional discharge, NEWMARKET: Sections of Park Avenue. Eagle Street, Queen Street and Millard Avenue will be torn up dur- ing construction of a sani- tary sewer this winter. Work has already started on the project. The sewer will run from near Lorne Avenue and Ontario Street through Has- kett Park, down Park Av- enue and Carol Avenue to join with the pipe under Sandford Street on the south side of Eagle. same address got a $50 fine or 14 days jail, 30 days to pay and 12 months proba- tion. He had a previous con- John Dickie,'21, of the All these great Holiday! in- clude Re'urn Air Fare ond Fun-Clan Accommodchon ior one week's Hal-day for Trwor, hom the lMunot-vonol Hol-doy Club, “GREAT PLACES". 0 ACAPULCO 0 51'. [MIA 0 PUERTO RICO 0 NASSAU O ASPEN COLORADO NEWS or 14 viction A similar charge against Glenn Charming was with- drawn by the Crpwnii ‘ YRP raided the Niagara Street residence armed with a search warrant and found a burning marijuana cigarette and the makings on‘ the table. Hall admitted ow- nership Dickie arrived later and along with Draper ad- mitted ownership of some other marijuana police found. Dennis Quinn, 17, of Lot 35 Don Mills Road, Gormley and Joseph Ouellettve, 16. of 450 Judlea Crescent, Rich- mond Hill admitted being caught in a car with mari- juana in the glove compart- ment October 28 in Rich- NOTHING HELD BACK! Newest Decorator Shades & Types included QUALITY SHAGS, TWISTS, CARVES, PLUSHES, SCULPTURES, AXMIN- STERS, ACRILANS, ACRYLICS. KODELS, POLYESTERS, NYLONS, WOOLS, PROPYLONS, POLYPROP- ELENES, KITCHEN & COMMERCIAL CARPETING. - WE CUSTOM CUT FROM THE BALE YOU CHOOSE AND PROVIDE EXPERT INSTALLATION & UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEE THE QUALITY OF WORKMANSHIP FOR THE LIFE OF THE CARPET. BALES, PART-BALES 8. BALE-ENDS ON SALE (new ‘He thought it wag NO MONEY DOWN NO INTEREST, 90-DAY PLAN, OR No Payments Until March ON OUR DEFERRED CREDIT PLAN mond Hill. Both living at home with parents, they were given conditional discharges and put on 12 months probation. Their curfew was set at 8 pm every night except for 11 pm on Friday and Satur- day, except for holidays du- ring the next four months. Anthony Meech. 18, of 241 Silverbirch Avenue. Newmarket, a second offen- der. was fined $50 or 14 days jail plus 15 months probation for having a bag of marijuana seeds in his pocket May 31. HOME SEARCHED David Contols, 23, of 216 Market Square, Newmarket got a conditional discharge RUSTPROOFED' fie CHUM-1050 CARAVAN will be with us SATURDAY & SUNDAY SHOPSY’S 0 ROSES BALLOONS O C-PLUS ORANGE FROM CAN- ADA DRY. FREE!! Gifts Jefferson Airplane ‘6Bark!’ Albums on RCA MUSIC o FUN o PRIZES AND SURPRISES and 12 months probation when he admitted having a gram of marijuana August 21 when his home was searched by YRP as the re- sult of a complaint. Patrick Kennedy, 16. of RR 3, Sutton, got a conditio- nal discharge, 18 months probation and an 8 pm week- day curfew when the admit- ted haiving 18.7 grams of marijuana August 3 in a car parked at house in Sut- ton. 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