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3 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, July 31, 1974 Two Youths Draw Sentences Nine Months Break, Entry Provincial Police Court Judge Russell Pearse cited the "alarmingly high rate" of residential and office break- ins in the Region of York as he sentenced two youths to nine months in reformatory Tuesday afternoon of last week in Richmond Hill. "It's getting so that people are afraid to go out of their homes or leave their places of business," observed Judge Pearse. 3 “The duty of the courts to sentence such persons so as! to deter such practices and also to protect individuals and society as a whole. This court must and will take aet- ion in these cases." Sentenced to nine months definite and 12 months in- definite for four counts of No Postal Service On Civic Holiday There will be no postal‘ service on Civic Holiday (August 5). the Canada Post Office Central Ontario DIS-i trict has announced. All post. offices will be closed on that Monday. Central Ontario Postal Dis-i trict stretches from Clarkson to Ajax and from Lake On- tario to Stouffville, Gormley| and Brampton. Letter carrier delivery.. rural route and suburban de- livery service and wicket service all will be cancelled.1 it was stated in the announce- ment. There will be lobby “lock box" service only when staff is on duty or continuous "around-the-clock" service is. normally provided. Regular postal service will- resume August 6. Imply Losing Money Result OI Delay Land Division Applications York Region's land division, committee is 300 applications! the 30-day limit was another behind in its dealings and‘ more are coming in every day. As a result. real estate salesmen, lawyers and their clients complain they are los- ing money because of the delay. Newmarket real estate agent. Robert Broadbent, said he knows of a $100,000 deal where a man is losing money on a mortgage because of the holdup. “None of this kind of thing happened before regional government came along," he said. The land division com- mitte is responsible for hear- ing applications for land ser- erence and variances under the Planning Act within 30 days of receipt of the appli- cation. The committee was ap- pointed from nine area com- mittees of adjustment last February when the provincial government shifted powers to the municipalities in matters of planning. However, a squabble as to. how much the members should be paid. helped to prevent the committee from getting underway until nearly three months later. Another real estate agent, Ivan Eves, said he had five building lots tied up with the land division committee. "Conservatively. these lots are worth $20,000 each, and as far as I know, my appli-. cations are Just Sitting there personality in both business buried," he said. John Hall, secretary-treas-l urer 0f the committee. blame a professional cosmetic con- ed lack of staff for the delaY.1 sultant who takes charge of He said the committee ‘his cell when the amount more. break and entry and theft of a car was 18-year-old Rand- .3, olph Smith. RR 1, Milliken.l' His brother, Lesley, 16. of no1 . fixed address, received a sim- ilar sentence for five counts of break and entry and theft and assault. _ The two were charged af-I ter a series of break-ins and‘ theft of merchandise includ- ing guns, liquor and other items. Judge Pearse noted that Randolph Smith had been previously put on probation following conviction on other break and entry and theft offences. III III III In another case. Judge Pearse found Brian Frederick McDermott. 18, of Downs- view, guilty of mischief in the smashing of a plate glass window in the door of the York Region Police Station at Concord March 16. McDermott was fined $50 and costs and was also order- ed to pay for damages to the window totalling $102.20. Police evidence revealed that McDermott had been arrested for failure to pay outstanding warrants for $64. He was later released from was paid by another person but was "very upset" at the time. Enroute to the door to leave he was reported to have smashed the glass pane with his fist breaking it. McDermott testified that he was upset about a number of things but maintained he had pushed the glass with the palm of his hand extended and had accidentally broken it. He displayed wounds on the palm of his hand to indi- cate he hadn’t used his fist. However, getting down to thing again. 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