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Manufacturer of Exclusive Urilite Moulds requires persons to manufacture a variety of ornamental products for the building trade, landscaping trade and local garden centres. By using sand, cement and water and 2 hours a day, you could earn up to $35. per day or more. Company supplies equipment, training and advertising. Minimum of $1,000. required. For appointment to view write to Box 206, Whitby, giving full name, address and phone number. WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAYJULY 19, 1973, PAGE 15 COURT REPORT When Gregory S. Tant, 19, formerly of Scarborough, now of RR1 Queensdale, York County, and Edward Dennis Myers, 19, of 122 Edwards Street, Stouffville, appeared in Whitby Court for sentence on six charges of break, enter and theft they learned they had to make restitution for the unrecovered goods that had been stolen. Due to the fact that Mr. Tant is single he was ordered to make restitution on his portion of theft totalling a value of $2,588.45, by paying $100. a month until complete restitution is made. The passing of sentence was suspended for 12 months on the condition that both teen - agers report to the Probation Officer once a month. Mr. Tant is 'bound to stay in York County, live at home and not move from that address or from his present job without permission from the Probation Officer. Mr. Myers is married and has a child. Because he has a family he must pay $75. per month until the last three months when the rate per month must be increased so the entire amount of restitution is completely paid. You have got a lot of responsibilities, you must see to it," Provincial Court Judge H.W. Jermyn said. Mr. Myers is to observe similar probation stipulations as set out for Mr. Tant. The break, enter and thefts ranged from summer cottages in Uxbridge Township with the theft of a television set valued at $562. along with a rifle. Some of the goods was recovered to Club houses. Last December 25th entry was made onto the Good- wood Club grounds where wire enclosures holding 11 partridge and 22 ring neck pheasants was cut. The birds, valued at $121. were stolen and they have "been killed and eaten." In January, a horse barn at the Port Perry Fair Grounds was entered and a quantity of harness and race horse tack was taken. The goods valued at $282. has been recovered. In Uxbridge the Boy Scout Camp was entered and 12 mugs, a 20 place setting of dishes and a toaster were taken. Last December Sth the two drove to Uxbridge. By taping the Tannery window and breaking it they entered the Tannery, loaded fur rugs, leather coats, and other leather and fur goods into the car. A total value of $3,848 of which $524 worth of goods have been recovered. There are goods valued at $3,324 which have not "as yet been recovered." When a search warrant was executed on March 13, 1973, on the Myer's residence Police found a fur throw rug. On March 7th a search warrant was executed on tbe Myer's residence and at that time they found some of tbe stolen ammunition on the back seat of Myer's car. When this searcb warrant was executed Mr. Myers was in custody of the Uxbridge Police Department. was in the custody of the Uxbridge Police Department. [ater Mr. Tant voluntarily admitted to the Ontario Provincial Police, Wbitby Detachment that he had broken into the Osbawa meet and Gun Club, East Whitby Townsbip. Constable Harold Hockins of tbe Ontario Provincial Police, Whitby Detachment, reported that bis investigations sbowed forcible entry had been made into the building via a basement window. The upstairs portion of the building was entered by kicking in the door. Among the tiems taken from the Club House were: a toaster. a quantity of chocolate bars and a number of boxes of ammunition. There was a total value of $1,729.90 worth of goods stolen from the Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club of which $25.88 worth of goods have been recovered. As he passed sentence Provincial Court Judge Jermyn saud "it a serious matter when two young people go on a rampage over a period of two months. In most courts it would be a jail term but you are both working and you both have indicated that you are willing to make restitution and. this is being taken into consideration." @zmý