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

STAINLESS STEEI?DORES Taken to 28 Division and later released on his agreement to attend Winnipeg Court yesterday was Allan Frederick Spraggett, 46 of Longhill Drive. KEEP DOORS LOCKED, IF YOU CAN‘T DRIVE At about 6 pm. on January 12, Darell Driscoll of MacDonald Drive in Aurora and another man were both travelling northbound on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill when Mr. Driscoll cut the other driver off. While stopped at a red light, the other driver pulled Mr. Driscoll from his vehicle and punched him in the face â€"â€" giving him a frac- tured jaw and a deep cut to the left eyelid. Rose Tanenbaum, Old English Lane; Jack Hoffman, Simonston Boulevard; Hazel Pacitto, Morgan Avenue; Stephen Rappapolt, Tamarack Drive; Jack Heffeli, Norrisway; Albert Bergson, Willowbrook Road; John McConnell, Jondan Crescent; Venda Palter. Grandview Avenue; Lucille Hazel, Apple Orchard Path; Sandra Ross. Royal Orchard Boulevard and Theodore Calder also of Royal Orchard Boulevard. The same suspect has also been charged with an additional 16 counts of break, enter and theft and break and enter with intent in connection with offenses allegedly committed in Scar- borough. He Was to have appeared at a show cause hearing last week. GROSS INDECENCY CHARGE On February 20 at 11 am. a Richmond Hill man was arrested at his home on an outstanding Canada-wide warrant held by Winnipeg Police for gross indecency. The same day a search warrant was carried out at the man's home and a quantity of stolen property was recovered. A further investigation resulted in another 11 charges of break, enter and theft for Mr. Fotheringham. The following Thornhill home owners were victimized: During an investigation he admitted breaking into the following residences between December 1978 and February 19, 1979: 1)Mario Masucci, Clarke Avenue, 2) Martin Essig, Clarke Avenue, 3)Leon Woodward, Johnson, Street, 4)William Ruse, Johnson Street, 5)Betty Gossier, Johnson Street, 6)Roy Jolicoeur, Bayview Fairways Drive, 7)Giovanni Lombardo, Vanwood Road, 8)Richard Long, Hampton Way, 9)Ross Brown, Brook Street. Total value of the stolen property is $10,000 and nothing was taken from the Woodward residence. Charged with nine counts of break, enter and theft. break, enter with intent and possession of goods over $200 is Gary Sheldon Fotheringham, 29, of Eglinton Avenue East in Toronto. BREAK, ENTER 8: THEFT CHARGES On February 19 at 2 pm. a man was seen leaving through the back door of Herbert Gerrard‘s home on Brook Street in Thornhill. He was arrested shortly afterwards on Yonge Street and taken to 28 Division. Arrésted on Febrfiary 21 and charged with York Regional ' Police News Briefs Don ’t be la to...Bost Selection is NO W. sonny. (arr BOXES EXTRA Sale on STUCK ()NL Y while it lasts SHOPPERS WORLD ALBION SHOPPERS WORLD BRAMPTON Albion Rd‘ at Kipling Hwy. '0 or Steeles Ave. 742-1075 451-1625 the Best Price 1' wh ere elegan ce isn ’t ex tra vagan ce 5-Pcv Place Setting m- cIudes: Teaspoon. Dessen Spoon. Hollow Handle Ser- rated Knife. Dunner Fork, Salad Fork. ONEIDA® DELUXE STAINLESS S-Pc. Place Setting Sale Price Regular Pnce $17.50 950 On February 23 at 2 am. the same three suspects were stopped for a routine check on Wooten'Way in Markham. At that time a search of a vehicle revealed a pair of bolt cutters. plastic surgical gloves and a screw driver. BUSY UNIONVILLE YOUTH On February 22 at 11 pm. Penguin Petroleum Products on Kennedy Road in Unionville was entered by forcing open a small sliding window. One of three assailants took the keys to the premises and opened the door. Two of the youths entered while one acted as a lookout. Stolen was a cash drawer containing a quantity of change. All three then fled. Both boys received cuts to their wrists and were treated at York Central Hospital. As a result, police arrested Harry John Lantuiti. 16, of Alsace Road and‘ Brian McNamara. 16, of Ocean Side Drive for mischief to private property. They were both released for a Richmond Hill Court appearance on March 5. v PARROT PINCHED A scarlet macaw worth $2,000 was found missing from its cage at Toronto Aquarium in Hillcrest Mall on February 19 between 5 and 5:30 pm. A police investigation showed the bird was likely stolen. Arrested for break, enter, and theft, possession of burglar tools and conspiracy to commit a break and enter was Michael Stacey, 16, of Fred Varley Drive in Thornhill and two 15- year»old juveniles. As a result of a search warrant carried out on Michael Stacey‘s home on February 23, he was arrested and taken to 28 Division for alleged thefts from four places. It was learned that two suspects entered the Unionville Centennial Library on Kennedy Road on October 18, 1978 and stole 150 long playing records. . FATAL INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT On February 25 at 10 am. while Antonio Falcone, 39, of Symington Avenue in Toronto, was cleaning a laminating machine at Topper Artistic in Concord, the press was started. His head was forced into the base of the press and Mr. Falcone was decapitated. He was pronounced dead at the scene at 11:15 am. and a post mortem was held on February 26. STRANGE PLANT PHOBIA At 12:30 am. on February 24, two youths were at the J. Valente and Son Limited greenhouses on Crosby Avenue in Richmond Hill. They smashed 140 south-side windows with their fists. Stacey was released for a court appearance on March 5 and the juveniles were turned over to their parents, court dates pending. assault causing bodily harm was Greig Stuart Titmarsh, 20, of Harper Way in Thornhill. He was released for a court appearance on March 12. Astoria Regular $44.00 $2735. CAROLYN “' Blue Hill, Tahoe, Raleigh Regular $27.00 Regular $33.00 Misty in town SERVING 5 piece Place Setting m a In m ore patterns at Sale Prirps HILLCREST MALL Yonge St., Richmond Hull 884-5440 setting GREEN HILL $1995 1695 setting setting The latest report about the proposed hydro towers through Markham, Vaughan and Rich- mond Hill suggests the possibility of moving them closer to King â€" but only by about 100 feet. February 15, the Parkway Belt Steering Committee delivered a report on the redesign of the Parkway Belt. from Bathurst Street to Bayview Avenue, to representatives of the affected municipalities, local MLAS and residents of 29 properties on the north side of Longbridge Road in 'I‘hornhill whose lands are af- fected. Members of the steering committee plan a presentation of the “possible redesign“ of the parkway, Thursday March 1 at 8 pm. in the Thornhill Community Centre. Consultants for the Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications (MTC) had com- pleted a study for the steering committee which revealed the amount of space required for Highway 407 and a diversion for Highway 7. They found the Ontario Hydro $1th Vi Towers can shift but not by much Warning: Health and Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smokedâ€"amid inhaling. Av. per cigarette: 0.7 mg. “tar” 0.07 mg. nicotine. Libéral The perfect Colour Portrait Package for the entire family at a super Kmart price, and in a variety of poses and backgrounds. One sitting per subject. No additional charge for groups. Poses our selec- tion. Satisfaction aiways or deposit cheerfully refunded. Tues Wed Thu! Fn Feb 27 26 M011 2 Doily 10-6 EXCEPT Albion Moll: Doily 10-8. Sat. 10-6 AVAILABLE AT ALL METRO TORONTO K mort STORES EXCEPT OAKVILLE, WHITBY. PICKERING. . . .THE SAVING PLACE 350 YONGE ST. HILLCREST MALL RICHMOND HILL rightâ€"ofâ€"way could be shifted farther north to increase the distance between the towers and the homes. With new designs the centre line of the nearest tower to the property line of the homes on Longbridge would be ap- proximately 200 feet in the Yonge Street area and 150 feet at the extreme westerly limited of Longbridge Road. The report from MTC said the new design would allow maximum separation from the Longbridge Road area, while ensuring no further en- croachment toward the Boyle Community, Langstaff Com- munity and the sugar bush on Bathurst Street. This design, said the report, was not satisfactory to MTC but could be considered acceptable. The wider separation was provided originally to reduce salt spray contamination of tower line insulation as well as a visual separation of the two facilities. MTC report states the squeeze will crowd the Highway 407 and 7 corridors. Sow NO NAME INTERLOCK 60" wide, 100% Polyester Choose from prints and de- signs 8 colours. FABRICLAND N0 FRILLS PRICE NO NAME FASHION EYELET 14" to 45" wide. Assorted contents, washable. Select from scallop borders, designs Er colours, FABRICLAND N0 FRILLS PRICE NO NAME 1-LB. BAG CHIP FOAM NO NAME GABARDINE 60" wide 100% Polyester. Choose from brown, blue, beige, rust, gold, pink, navy. FABRICLANDS N0 FRILLS PRICE FABRICLAND N0 FRILLS PRICE BRINGS YOU NO FRILLSâ€"NO NAMEâ€"FABRICS We specialize in Drapery No Extra Charge to Measure your Windows Repairs & Service to all Makes of Sewing Machines CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY .88“: THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, February 28, 1979 â€" A-fl $297 $39? $393 SHOWROOM, 7685 JANE ST CONCORD York Region (operated by the Children's Aid Society of the Region- al Municipality of York) invite you to The board of directors and staff of Family and Children’s Services of MARYHILL WOODWORKING & FURNITURE Kitchen cabinets, vanities, book shelves, Chesterfield reupholstering attend the annual meeting on Wed- nesday March 14th, 1979 at 7:30 (north west corners of Yonge St. and Eagle St. Newmarket, Ontario.) The bylaws of the society will be considered at this meeting. EACH at the York Manor Auditorium NO NAME ’ DRAPERY ASSORTMENT NO NAME 1-LB. BAG POLYESTER STUFFING .u. A 45" wide No Name contents Select from stripes & plains, etc. in assorted designs. 60'” wide No Name contents. Select from prints, stripes Er assorted designs. FABRICLAND N0 FHILLS PRICE NO NAME COTTON PRINTS FABRICLAND N0 FBILLS PRICE NO NAME WOOL it DOUBLE KNITS ASSORTMENT D l urrqu s Great for toys, pillows, etc. 1 FABRICLANDS N0 qus PRICE EACH FABRICLAND N0 FHILLS PRICE 36" wide 100% cotton Lrlends, prints, designs and colours. 669-4523 Just south of Hwy. No‘ 7 $193. $100 $199