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

North York Mayor Basil Hall prepares to cut the ceremonial ribbon at the opening of a new Steinberg Miracle Mart in Towne and Country Square, Yonge at Steeles. With the mayor are Steinberg President Mel Dobrin (right) and the new store manager Harry Smith. If you discover a burglar in your home, can you legally shoot him. Or, if you write a cheque knowing that you don‘t have enough money in the bank, but intend to deposit additional money before the cheque is cleared, can you be charged for this? These are sample type questions the national television audience will have an opportunity to answer when CBCâ€"TV presents Canadian Crime Test, a special quiz program based on Canada‘s criminal code, to be telecast in color tonight Thursday, Feb. 27, at 10 p.m. (Thursday Night is preâ€" empted) . TV crime quiz Terse verse During this hourâ€"long special viewers will have an opportunity to pit their knowledge of Canadian law against that of a studio audience of law students and laymen, plus a previously polled national average. The winter is long. F But the days stretch longer. As we reach for spring Our thoughts grow stronger. Of trips, Of ships, Of Daffodils, And rolling hills. But there in my mail / Each day without fail I‘m faced with winter‘s bills. The quiz show is designed to entertain and at the smae time Wrm. It is based strictl ‘the criminal code and delves into such areas as traffic â€" law, abortion, forgery, responsibilities of citizens, theft and other areas. Host of the crime test is Fred Davis. The Hon. Mr. Justice Charles D. Stewart, of the Supreme Court of Ontario, and Professor Desmond _ Morton, of Osgoode Hall Law School, are the expert panelists. Participants will be asked a total of 16 questions (one a test question) about the various aspects of Canadian law. Questions are of a yesâ€" orâ€"no or multipleâ€"choice nature and the studio audience and home viewer will be given a time limit in which to answer. The team scores of the studio audience are Jac Terl The Feb. 21 issue of TV Guide will contain a question and answer form for viewers to fill in during the quiz telecast. Canadian Crime Test, sponsored by Canadian National Railways, is written by David Harriman and researched by Hal Tennant. The special was produced by Bill Bolt and has been patterned after his previous CBCâ€"TV quiz specials on â€" Canadian History, Driving _ and Physical Fitness. To answer this need, Dr. Donald P. Swartz and his colleagues in the obstetrics department initiated in 1963 a family planning clinic. In a report on five! years‘ operation of the clinic, Dr. Swartz said that registrations â€" ‘increased sharply from 215 the first year to 2,313 five years later. On the other hand, deliveri¢es decreasedâ€"from 3,684 to 2,777. â€" Admissions _ for abortions were cut in half. "Cafeteria Approach" Women are offered the soâ€" called "cafeteria‘‘ approach â€" a choice of contraceptives. The physician reported that oral contraceptives, the most popular choice, conâ€" tinue‘ to gain popularity. Seventy percent now choose calculated â€" and results flashed on a scoreboard. Each of the questions will be dramatically illustrated by Canadian actors filmed on location in settings around Toronto. One of the illustrations was filmed at the border crossing at Rainâ€" bow Bridge in Niagara Falls, Ont. Family planning accepted by poor When expectant mothers were interviewed in Harlem, one of the poorest areas in the USA three out of four said their pregnancy was unwanted and nearly 90 percent _ approved of preventing or spacing children. A: survey among obâ€" stetrical patients in a Harlem Hospital indicates that the poor are as inâ€" terested in planning their families as are richer women. Service By Louise Chase Women‘s Medical News birth control pills, 20 percent pick intrauterine devices, 10 percent divide among other methods. And the women stick with their conâ€" traceptives. When a checkâ€" up was made more than a year later, seven out of 10 of the women were still using their particular method of birth control. Our Tykes had a very busy week playing three exhibition games as well as two league games, It all started on Sunday February 15 while playing host to a team from Richmond Hill the game ended in a 1 â€" 1 tie with Mike Evans getting our goal. Monday they played Finchurst and lost 5 â€" 2 with Wayne Galata .getting our two goals. On Wednesday they played a return match with Richmond Hill in Richâ€" mond Hill and beat them 4 â€" 1 with, Paul Gingras, Wayne Galata, David Thorn and Peter Bodanis putting the puck pass thir goalie. Back home on Friday Humâ€" berview downed our boys 2 â€" 0. They then took a trip to Midland on Sunday to play to a 4 â€" 4 tie with the Midland Flyers, Wayne Galata netted two goals and Paul Gingras and Victor Nakamoro putâ€" ting the other two in. Wilf Stevens reports that our THL squad are still hanging on to a slim lead in their division. They helped their cause this week by downing Frankland Haulage 4â€"1 in a fast encounter which saw single goals scored by Bruce Standing, â€" Paul Douglas, Ron King and John Cirillo. Don Mills were defeated later by 5 â€" 2, marksmen were Ron Seaton with a pair, followed by Bruce Standing, Gary Greenwell and Ike Makos. Minor Bantams split their games this week, winning the first against Goldstars 4 â€" 1 on goals by the reliable firm of Bryan Cleaver 2, Paul Guiliani and Peter Crouse. Goal tending by Mark Haladyn was a big feature of this game who up to this date had allowed only three goals in five games. However, like: all good things, the streak stopped Even among the women who had declined hospital contraception services, Dr. Swartz found, 81 percent had changed their minds and were either using a medically _ acceptable method or were interested in obtaining such a method. As, with patients of private doctors, patients:at Harlem Hospitals were keenly inâ€" terested in. . discussing contraception immediately following delivery, Dr. Swartz said. Harlem women proved their interest with their feet. Return visits for postâ€"delivery _ checkâ€"ups zoomed from .45 percent before the inauguration of family planning services to 75 percent last year. * +++ Give so more will live! Give Heart Fund _ 4+++ Help your Heart Fund help your heart North West Boy‘s Club .mfi" i’!‘l a Sos L s ie siea . when Duffield B.C. tagged our boys by 5 â€" 2 Gord Sweeney and Bryan Cleaver were the only accurate marksmen both scoring on long slaps from the blue line. MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE In Mite play Val Agnellie 2, Bobs Towping â€" 1 Robby Thornton scored both goals for Val‘s and Ray Koch scored the point for Bob‘s Towing. » In Tyke play Herb Lance and Benson and Decillia ended their game with a 2 â€" 2 tie with Steve Winger claiming the honours for Herb Lance and Billy Needham and Brian Bosch a goal each for Benson‘s. York Town Tavern â€" 3 Leo Conâ€" tractors â€" 3, this was a hard fought game with some real close checking. S. Statagies has credit for 2 goals and Mark Stewart 1 for York Town and singles on Leo‘s were Dave Lewis, Bob Benson, and Roy Sicord. In Atom play Casino Pizzeria â€" 5 Jane Exbury Towersâ€"1, Doug Lavin found the spot twice also H. Echler and a single for P. O‘Quinn. Jane Exbury‘s marksman was R. Satori. Midcontinent â€" 2 Millen Shell â€" 4. The Dineno Brothers again swept the board with equal sharing for David and Don. On Midâ€" continent Steven Stewart was the man to score. In Bantam play, Borg Bros. â€" 4 Doms Auto Parts â€" 3, it was hot and heavy with each side working very hard the goal keeping by Steve Fone for Borg and G. Pasowisty for _ Dom‘s deserves a mention Ed. Knox, Bill Marquarot, Frank Infusino and Jim Bagshaw the scorers with singles for Borg Bros. J. Muto putting Dom‘s Auto parts on the score board with 2 and R. Marra a single. DATSUN 1000 . . . You think maybe we left something out ? were: Gail O‘Quinn â€" 233, Debra Butterwick â€" 180 Alex Tanaskow â€" 199, Cheryl Jordan â€" 165, Donna Sewell â€" 144, Mike Crowe â€" 182, Julie Ann Chietra â€" 212%, Reg Baldwin â€" 253, Larry Catania â€" 163, Andrew Pollock â€" 149, Randy O‘Quinn â€" 145, and Keith Garlick â€" 230, Our coach Janie Gemmell coach of the Mod Squad came out on top with a 235 flat. Our coach of the week is Sandy Tanaskow. Sandy coaches the team called Hells Angels, consisting of six girls. Sandy coached a bowling team last year and with a busy schedule of ph ) Other countries $9.0U per year. [â€"] Please deliver by carrier. YES.... x ft. 1 Would (Fâ€"#7T. Like To \g Subscribe _ ;;\ T [ To The g‘ ay 2 0 WESTON TIMES 241â€"52 1 1 1 enclose Mail Subscription of $7.00 per year in Canada. 2159 Weston Rd. An official receipt will be mailed to you. padded _ Padded * | 1*. ty ‘,,‘,)// A’ _ y =T* 6 Sge mffi' §\\ ?4 fg‘f hss uC m " “' l\ ( [ W w ?\ -. w @ R Clip Here â€" preparing for her forâ€" thcoming marrieage to Claudio Silenas she has taken the task again this year. Thanks again Sandy and all the best in your new life as Mrs. Silenas. t turning circle Body side Hashers