The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

An approval of this proposal will enable the Bayview Fairways Tennis Club to act as pioneers for all future developments. The 5-year-plan for facilities in the 1978 capital budget will in- clude a priority recom- mendation that the residents themselves can contribute towards certain costs. By NAZNEEN SADIQ 881â€"4408 The residents of Bayview Fairways “won’t be playing tennis this fall", says Brian Wigglesworth, director for parks and recreation for Markham. The residents' petition to have tennis courts constructed in Duncan Park was presented to the town council but money was not available at the time. N0 tennis for residents this autumn “The idea is not unique in Ontario. The most sophisticated operations, having gone on for three years, are in Kingston and Windsor, but there are some in Ottawa, Sudbury, Peterborough and Orillia,” he said. Answer: The southwest corner of Yonge St, and Major Mackenzie Drive. Judge T.N. Moore of the provincial family courts in Newmarket, Betty Fields, assistant co- ordinator of group homes and Merlin Green, senior probation officer, are all in favour of the project, said Mr. Diner. Where is the proposed lo- cation of our futwe Civic Centre? DISCRETION Children committing offences such as theft, vandalism, attempted assault, shop-lifting and joyriding are left up to the discretion of the judge whether they should be eligible for the restitution projects. Some of these contacts are parks and recreation departments, elderly homes, helping the mentally retarded or the! crippled, and working with animals. “The projects usually last only about two or three weeks and right now we have 10 children working,” he said. “We have had great success so far; the projects have therapeutic value, the family and staff can see changes in the child. The projects re-direct their energy into constructive channels.” If the juvenile works well in the project, he or she returns to the court and the case will be ad- journed sine-die, meaning the case is forgotten about unless the child commits another offense. CO-OPERATION “We have received fantastic coâ€"operation from the community with the restitution projects,” Mr. Diner said. “We have‘ 13 contacts where the children can work to pay‘ off their debt to society, so to speak.” There have been Then. the restitution project worker, the juvenile and his family would develop a contract to do some service for the community or com- pensate the victim. The juvenile must plead guilty in court to the of- fence he committed after which the judge would‘ refer the child to the restitution project and adjourn the case. “The purpose of the program is two-fold; it is to show that the juvenile is responsible for his wrong doings and that in working for the com- munity, he will develop a higher self-worth and a more positive outlook on life," he said. , By DIANE MARSHALL A restitution project as an alternative to probation for juvenile delinquents aged 12-16, has been in operation since June of this year in York Region. said one of the project’s organizers. Mr. Len Diner. Probation alternative Restitution program underway in Region _____â€"vâ€" --- RASPBERRYSEVILLEORANGE MARMA‘LADE WITH EECTIN. 24 FL. OZ. JAR '7 AYLMER SIBAWBERRYJAM 4 roll pkg. Assoned Colours 2-Ply 2roll pkg Delsey Boutique Bathroom Tissue Assoned Colours Kleenex Bqu_tique Towels Canada Grade Medium White Eggs Dozen 100's box Royale Facial Tissue Assorted Colours 3Ply The advantage or disadvantage of probation is that it keeps negotiations with the York Region Police to see if full diversion could be possible. that is, if children who complete the programs properly could possibly remain without a criminal record but these plans are not finalized yet according to Mr. Diner. CH EF MASTER MARGARINE WHITE SLICED BREAD Pony Tail Wrap Champlain 24 OZ. LOAF 100% Vegetable Oil Parchment Wrap ROYAL ORCHARD PLAZA 1 LB. PKG. One case. Mr. Diner mentioned was that of direct restitution in which a delinquent who had But in the restitution programs, it is up to the individual to make up for what he has done. the child within the court‘s jurisdiction more or less but it is easier to shrug the responsibility of their crime onto someone else. E.D.Smith Igmato Ketchup 321l.oz_ bll‘ 2 litre square Canuck 10 lb. b'ag Vanilla 01 Neapolitan Charcoal Bfiquets Frontenac Ice Cream Beans With Pork 14 ll. oz. (in Van C‘ LUNCHEON MEAT lamps Pink or Clear Concentrated Steinberg FROZEN LEMONADE 12-1/2 FL. OZ. TIN SELF-WORTH “I am very interested in comparing the self- worth of a delinquent who has been on probation to that of someone who has participated in a restitution project, before and after,“ said Mr. Diner, a social work vandalized a building by painting it, spent his project time cleaning it off. 12 OZ. TIN He is working on an Experience '77 grant for the summer on the restitution projects and sometimes as a probation officer He has his Bachelor of Psychology, and wrote a paper on the rights of juyenile delinquents. student who is returning to Sir Wilfrid Laurier University in the fall to obtain his Masters. SEEDLESS GRAPES Ready to eat Mary Miles Boneless Dinner Hams 3 oz‘ pkg Sliced Smoked Beef Buddig Pouch Pack Sliced 1 lb. pkg Chicken. Mac 5. Cheese Mary Miles Lunch Meats Sqore Packed Hot or Sweet Italian Style Sausages CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES Product of U.S.A. SLICED SIDE BACON Empire or Pioneer 1 LB. PKG. 2 LB. BAG Steinberg J .78 118° Regular GO Bus service to Finch Subway. Transfer at Finch to Subway or to T.T.C. premium -fare Express Bus to Exhibition Top Quality Maple Leaf Polish Sausage ramous '0! Uuallly Store Sliced Schneider’s Lunch Meats Chicken, minced ham. DICkIE 8. plmento. dunch. mac 8. cheese LB. Store Sliced Cooked Ham Famoué lor Qualin Stove Sliced 602. pkg Mary Miles Cooked Ham «as IIIIE / m ETHE EXHIBITION YOUNG VEAL CHOPS Fresh Shoulder or Blade QUARTER POUND SIZE Sliced BEEF PATTIES VFrozen Store Packed ROUND STEAK ROASTS lelgg Ige LB. Cut from Canada “GRADE A” Beef Boneless Bottom Cut THE LIBERAL. Wednesday GREEN ONIONS 0R Ontario Grown BUNCH RADISH Field Cucumbers Ontario Grown Canada No.1 Grade Ontario Grown Canada No. 1 C New Table Potatoes 10 lb. bag Cut from Canada “GRADE A” Beef NEW ZEALAND LAMB LEGS WHOLE OR SHANK HALF 1 Grade RU M P ROASTS Bone In, Full Cut Frozen Imported . August 17. 1977 â€" C-7