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DELVIN INVESTMENTS _ Limited Phone 669-1975 Needlecraft Domestic Science School Competition Sheep Shearing Demonstration Old Macdonald’s Farm Country and Western Music - Wheatonaires Fashion Show - Beta Sigma Phi Court news An Aurora woman, who slugged a Richmond Hill policeman who was trying to arrest her husband, may have a legal precedent for such action. And it could get her off the hook. / Or maybe it should be that it could get her off a charge by Richmond Hill Constable Earl Hook. The YRP constable told a Provincial Court hearing last week Florence Nattress hit and screamed at him for several minutes in front of Montgomery‘s Tavern last October 24. The altercation took place while he was trying to arrest Raymond Nattress, “Hook said. The latter intervened while Hook was assisting a woman, who had fallen on the steps in front of the tavern. Nattress complained to him about his lateness in arriving at the scene, and continually harrassed him in his actions, Hook said. Hook was finally assisted by two plainclothes policemen Constables David Farquharson and James Forsythe. Hook said that despite Mrs. Nattress' actions, he did not lose his grip on her husband and was finally able to place him in the police car. It was on that admission defense counsel George Marron of Toronto based his argument. Bakin case Referring to the case of The Crown versus Bakin. 1973. he said it had been ruled that: “wilful ob- struction must be to such a degree as to completely frustrate the officer in the completion of his duty.” Marron said Hook’s evidence was that, “at no time“ was he touched by the accused prior to placing her husband under arrest. And She hit and screamed at constable there had been no evidence to show her subsequent actions “completely frustrated the officer." Crown Attorney Robert Warren said the evidence was “quite clear” Mrs. Nattress tried to prevent the constable from arresting her husband. Former Georgina Mayor Joe Dales, a Newmarket lawyer, is the only an- nounced Liberal candidate for the nomination in the new Durham North provincial riding which will include a portion of York Region. Had she not intervened, the arrest would probably have taken place without the assistance of the other of- ficers. Reserves decision Judge Russell Pearse said he “may or may not agree with the county court judge if I read the whole case." However, he might not be able to reach a decision without reading the full case. (A summary of the latter was contained in one of the'law books presented at the hearing.) Members of the new Liberal association will hold their inaugural meeting at the Goodwood Community Centre today (Wednesday) at 8 pm. If he refied on the Bakin case. he would have to En_vironment Minister William Newman is seeking The Municipal Board has given approval for the eight- pack relocatable school to be erected in the Quaker Hills Subdivision, Newmarket, trustees of York Region Roman Catholic School Board were told at their April 15 meeting. Tenders are being called for this “temporary" school on the west side of town, which will be composed of eight portable classrooms grouped around a central core. The new school will have to remain nameless for another three weeks. Municipal Board approves Newmarket separate school Newmarket Trustee Ivan St. John, chairman of a committee to choose a name, reported a suitable name had not yet been found. This new school will enable the conversion of Notre Dame School into a complete kindergarten-to- grade-8 program, with St. John’s School being used for junior and senior kin- dergarten classes. The new school and St. John’s will share a principal and Our Lady of Good Counsel at Sharon will Only Liberal candidate in new riding is Dales Midway Accordion Band Richmond Hill Maiorettes and Drum Band Entertainment - Harvie Howe and the Harvesters with Bev Marie acknowledge Hook's evidence that he had been able to control Nattress, regardless of the in- terference from his wife. “The other side of the coin was that Hook needed two others to help hin} ‘ “So I think I’ll have to read Bakin‘s case to decide on that point," Judge Pearse said. He set July 18 as the date for his decision. Husband remanded Prior to Mrs. Nattress' case. Judge Pearse had remanded her husband to July 18. Nattress pleaded not guilty to a charge of causing re-election in the new riding, where he lives, rather than in his existing Ontario South riding which will become Durham West. No candidates, have been announced for the New Democratic Party. Durham North will consist of the municipalities of Uxbridge, Scugog, Brock, and part of Pickering in the Region of Durham and Georgina and East Gwillimbury in the Region of York. evening. The remand was sought by his counsel on the grounds the charge was “duplicitous,” that his client had been charged with two offences on one information. acquire a full-time pripcipal 7 A11 present the 'principal there is also head of St. John’s. The 1975â€"76 school year calendar for York Region Roman Catholic School System, adopted at the April 15 board meeting, allocates 185 days of the 197 weekdays between September 2 and June 30 for instructional days. The other 12 days are set aside for professional ac- tivity in two fields â€" development of curriculum for the system (seven days) and school level days (six days). This is the minimum permitted under existing legislation. , r October 29 is designated for both levels. The other \days set aside are September 12 and 24, October 10, November 19, December 9, January 29 and 30, March 11, May 21 and June 9 and 30. Yule holidays Christmas holidays will extend from December 22 to January 3 and the winter break from March 22 to 26, Supervisory Officer Frank Bobesich reported. In the case of the winter break he said these dates coincided with those selected by the York County packaged power Nattress also faces RC school board sets year’s school calendar disturbance that same Choose a rugged 14 horse hydrostatic tracror or a tough 14 horse gear dnve tractor. Both overhead valve engines. Both with quick Snowball Corner Enterprises Aurora Sideroad & Dufferin St. 727-6940 “plug-in lock-pin" attachâ€" ment systems. Electric start- ing. 42" mower out And both with day-long stamina and year round versatility. Proven performers in a va~ riety of jobs. Toughest job in from of you is choosing the one you want. BoIens. A good yard ahead -FMC S; fof you_r Workload Consumer Products charges of obstructing and assaulting a police officer. Stole on dare Taking a shirt and a sweater from Sears in Hillcrest Mall “on a dare,“ resulted in convictions of theft and possession under $200 of a 16-year-old Gor- mley girl. Placed on probation for a year and ordered to stay from the mall for the same length of time was Brenda Crane, who pleaded guilty to both charges. Court wés told she walked out of the store March 15 with a $9 shirt in her purse. When investigated at home later on, she admitted to being in possession of a $20 sweater which had also been taken from Sears. When asked why she had taken it, the accused said it had also been the result of a dare. Who had dared her’? “Della. I don't know her last name," Miss Crane said. Father's curfew Her father, who testified on her behalf, said she had since been placed under a curfew and was not allowed out unless accompanied by a “responsible" person. Crane said he, himself, had not worked for nine years because of a back injury. In passing sentence. Judge Pearse said “there must be some deterrent,“ but he would take into con- sideration the thefts had been the result of a dare. Among the other conâ€" ditions of her probation. the accused must continue to obey the edicts set by her father and also “stay away from Della.” Lose licenses . Convictions were also registered against two area men on drinking and driving charges. Orville Myers of Rockport Crescent, Richmond Hill pleaded guilty to operating his car with a blood reading of more than 80 milligrams Board of Education and those chosen by the Metro Roman Catholic Separate School Board and did not conflict with Easter. Good Friday falls on April 16 in 1976 and Easter Monday on April 19. The calendar also contains as statutory holidays Thanksgiving Day October 13 and Victoria Day May 24 and a legal holiday on November 10 for Remem- brance Day (a board decision). A further statutory holiday to be known as Heritage Day may be added in February and an ads justment of the calendar will be made in that event, he said. HILLâ€"CREST MALL, 9350 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL Store Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:30 - 9:30 0 Saturday 9:30 - 6 OPYION CHARGE A CCOUNT * Savings on fashions for the family! * Savings on fashions for the home! COME AND JOIN IN THE TARGET SALE SAVINGS USE YOUR WALKERS OPTION CHARGE ACCOUNT 0R CHARGEX ENJOY WALKERS . . .50 LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO! of alcohol Myers was charged as a result of driving in “an erratic manner" along Yonge Street. March 15, about 1:30 am. He said he had been reminiscing with friends shortly after the death of his wife and hadn‘t realized the extent of his drinking. He was fined $175 and lost his driver's license for three months. Given a similar penalty was William Roffey of Bond Avenue. Oak Ridges, who pleaded guilty to a charge of impaired driving. 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