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Wednesday, Feb. 26. 1975 H â€" THE LIBERAL. (Staff photo by Draper) 35â€"z‘ime donors boost Thursday Red Cross push honor certificates for 35 donations of the gift of life at the clinic are (left to right) Charles Roper of 252 Essex Avenue. Mrs. Georgina .Iupp of 23:} Demaine Crescent and Pete Peterson of 100 Cedar Avenue. Clinic hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6 to 9 pm. A new high of more than 300 donations is the target at the Richmond Hill Red Cross blood donor clinic tomorrow (Thursday) at the Lions Hall. Centre Street at Pugsley. A lifetime total of 105 donations is represented in the picture above. Shown receiving Frederick Tennyson dies at 82 Friends in the Buttonville community extend sincere sympathy to the Lloyd Tennyson family in the BUTTONVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. F. H. Leaf death of Mr. Tennyson's ‘ father, Frederick Robert Markham . Tennyson. Telephone 294-5290 He died at the Exten- dicare Nursing Home. Willowdale, February 19. after a lingering illness. He was 82. Mr. Tennyson lived at Buttonville for many years. He and his late wife. the former Irene Walker, contributed much to the community life. Friends were received at the Dixon Funeral Home. 166 Main Street. Markham. and a private funeral ser- vice was held on Friday at 2 pm with interment at Buttonville Cemetery. Surviving are a daughter May (Mrs. L. Parker) of Toronto; son Lloyd of Buttonville; grandchildren Raymond. Len. Susan. Cheryl and Steven; great i I /. grandchildren Kathy and . . x : Laura; three sisters Mabel " (Mrs. H. Harris), Miss Clara Tennyson. and Laura (Mrs. G. Batt). Neighbourhool notes Mrs. Norman Reid has been in Scarboro Centenary Hospital for a heart ailment recently. and Mrs. Edwin Bruce has been in Scarboro General Hospital for similar treatment. The St. Patrick's Day tray at York Central Hospital will be brightened by favors which were made by But- tonville branch members of the hospital auxiliary at a luncheon meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harold Ashley. February 14. The group also made plans for a benefit euchre and sale of home baking and crafts, which will be held at Butâ€" tonville WI Hall on April 25. Final euchre Friday The final euchre of the present series sponsored by Buttonville WI members at the hall will be held Friday. In March and April benefit games will be held for the Cancer Society, Retarded Children and York Central Hospital. Call on us soon. The 3w TORONTO-YORKDALE 3450 Dufferin Street At last week‘s game. the fourth in the series. winners were Mrs. mings. Mrs. Ed Fraser. Mrs. Stella Claughton. Mrs Jack Gough; Bil] Wray, Bill Swain, Alfred Rennie. and Bob Risebrough. Lucky Draws were won by Mrs Flo Scott. Craig. Mrs. Walter and the freezeout Fer/ti DRAPERY CLEANING RICHMOND HILL 334-4411 AURORA 727.9411 Room CLEANING CENTRES Dine in the warm congenial atmo- sphere of our well-appointed dining room. Fine food, attentive service and a comprehensive wine list. You’ll enjoy dining with us. 789-5161 Lucille Cum- went to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Laffertyâ€"Bill Swain and Jon Nigh. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Jim Rodick, Mrs Russell Boyington. Mrs Ken Stots. Mrs. Johr Donaldson and Mrs. Adarr Brown. McCORMICK'S CHOCOLATE CHIP False pretenses, theft, impaired driving cases Hill High law students visit court A group of law students from grade 12 of Richmond Hill High School had a look at the law in action and also talked briefly with one of its administrators last week. The students. ac- companied by their teacher. Mrs Wanda Belza. attended Provincial (‘ourt in Richmond Hill as part of their law course, sitting in on several criminal cases and two show cause hearings. During the morning recess they also talked with Judge Russell Pearse. who answered their questions and gave them a few extra insights into the law beyond their text books. They also learned something about the technical end of court proceedings when Judge Pcarse and Toronto lawyer. t}. J. Elaschuk. debated briefly as to the right of a man who had been con- victed on an impaired driving charge. to retain his driving liconse. his client. Akbar Nizam. 35. of 37 German Mills Road. should be allowed to hold onto his driver's license for the time being. The order could only be made under the Highway Traffic Act. Mr. Elaschuk said. Ilad memorandum Judge Pearse said recent legislation made surrending the license in such cases to the court mandatory. and he wasn‘t going to query the legislation. “If you want to. go ahead.“ he told the defense counsel. K Mart Reg. 3’34 SPECIAL Z PANTIE HOSE However. Judge Pearse admitted he hadn't received official notice as yet. At present. the only such notice was in a memorandum to the court clerk. While that didn‘t make it official. it still meant the accused was under suspension and if he drove his car away from the court parking lot. he would be charged with driving while under suspension. Mr. Elaschuk said he would be driving his client home. Judge Pearse then returned Nizam's license to him. Lawyer right While answering a question from one of the students later. Judge Pearse said the lawyer's argument that he couldn't “go on the memo." was quite right. NEWS He said. also. be was behind in receiving various court documents~“espe- cially in collecting fines"â€" and blamed the current strike of the Toronto mail workers for it. The conviction against Nizam arose out of an in- cident December 14. when police checked him in his car at Leslie Street and Steeles Avenue. A breathalyser test taken showed a reading of 1.6 milligrams of alcohol. sufficient to charge him with having care and control of an automobile over .080. court was told. Nizam pleaded guilty. In another case. a Rich- mond Hill youth. was convicted of theft under $200 as the result of a sleight-ofâ€" hand scheme he pulled off in a local store. A @(glepticaf I COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE ‘ . EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED r . CONTACT lENSES hard a soft ‘ . MODERN FRAME STYlES / . CUSTOM MADE FRAMES . SArm GLASSES FOR WORK on PLAY ' / Hf Open: Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am - 9:30 pm Sat. 9:30 am - 6:00 pm \ r I , r" »’ ‘ rownt a COUNTPYE SQUARE ' s VONGE AI sttttts W " Member: Canadia Guild of Dispensing O ticians Practical Forest Green work shirt has long sleeves and two front breast pockets with flaps. Sizes 151/2 to 171/2. Price Tag Trick Court was told Donald McPhee. 19. of 189 Oxford Street. had taken a price tag for $1.89 off a caulking gun and transferred it to a product selling for $8.65. He then made a similar transfer to a product valued at $11.30. McPhee. who pleaded guilty, was remanded to March H for a probation report. In the meantime he must report to the police station once a week until his court date. James Carey. 30. of Toronto. who appeared for sentencing on a charge of false pretences. was placed on probation for three years. Past record Although he had a past record. including a 10~year sentence for armed robbery. Judge Pearse said he felt the accused had gone to great lengths to rehabilitate ‘himself and succeeded until this latest lapse. Carey. who defrauded Imperial Oil of $827, must make restitution within a year. He must also keep the peace and be of good behavior and stay in the area of York during his probation. PEANUT BRITTLE An all time favorite. Why not try some. Sugar-coated Peanut Brittle at a reasonable price. H. l. Plait Motors Ltd. 315 Yonge Street Newmarket. Ontario VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE ‘ .AUDI Authorized SALES 8. SERVICE . LEASING 895-2366 0 881-1806 364-7917 K Mart Beg. 99° 2/1‘” ‘ ' POTTERY LAMPS One size fits 1‘10" to 5‘8". mi lbs to ISO lbs. All sheer. 100 percent nylon. 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