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c-2 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, April 11. 1979 Operation Catch-Up has a waiting list made up of ten students who are having problems in regular classroom situation â€" but no volunteers. Operation Catchâ€"Up takes these students with problems out of the class room and gives them individual attention half days in small groups that meet in libraries. church halls or private homes Help‘mate Volunteer Bureau in Richmond Hill has a call out for volun- teers to work with children in both Thornhill "and Richmond Hill areas. Volunteers needed for ten students ECQN®MIQ4 MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Matthew William Boyer, born at 6:27 p.m. April 3, basks in the admiration of mom Barbara and dad Bill. Barbara and Bill have now taken their new son home to Thornhill, where he will be the toast of the town. Look who ’3 arrived Betty and Wayne Benneyworth, Newmarket, a Son at 7:31 am. Susan and Robin Munro, Thornhill, a daughter at 8:50 am. Linda and William Laceby, Nobleton, a son at 11:56 pm. won a future as dopenowoe as out past esvobhsned l871 on Canoe-on Sunday, April 8 Pamela and Douglas Birnie, Newmarket, a daughter at 1:24 am. Jennie and Paul Seymor, Scarborough, a daughter at 4:38 am. Frances and Patrick Olive, Richmond Hill, a daughter at 10:46 pm. Monday, April 2 Donna and Dennis Miller, Agincourt, a son at 7:18 am. Robin and Frank Wear, Newmarket, a son at 8:33 am. Michelle and Robert Maisonneuve, Lake Wilcox, a daughter at 10:27 am. Tuesday. April 3 Elise and Douglas Warren, Unionville, a daughter at 4:15 am. ~ Barbara and Bill Boyer, Thornhill, a son at 6:27 pm. Carolyn Denâ€"Engelsman, Richmond Hill, a son at 3:29 am. Christine and Silvano Zacchigna, Richâ€" mond Hill, a son at 8:13 am. Sharon and Jerry Hopkins, Aurora, a daughter at 6:57 pm. IF SOMEONE IS INJURED ON YOUR PROPERTY, WILL YOQ EVER Getting hit with a personal injury or property damage claim these days could be a rude awakening. Your pre- sent liability insurance may not cover the cost of today‘s inflated medical bills and property damage senlements. To keep yourself adequately protected. ask your local Economical insurance agent for advice. Richmond Hill Barrow Insurance Services Ltd. 884-1551 Willowdale Neil G. McDonald Limited 226-161 1 RECOVER? Thursday, April 5 Friday, April 6 l Wayne Benneyworth, Sharon Smith from the Volunteer Bureau, said volunteers do not need to be teachers. “just in- terested in kids and helping out,“ she said. The other need for volunteers in the Thor- nhili area, where a young girl in junior kinâ€" dergarden needs “a little special attention" said Ms. Smith‘ Volunteers would help in the class room, af- ternoons, reading stories, helping with crafts and physical activities. “In both these areas, the need is fairly urgent," said Ms. Smith. Unity group wants to conduct survey in York’s schools The Ontario Federation for Canadian Unity, a privately funded group. will ask the York Board of Education for approval to conduct a county-wide “People to People Petition" in secondary schools next month. The idea is to give students. teachers and anyone else interested a chance to express their feelings to the people of Quebec about keeping Canada together. The federation intends to present signed petitions from across the country to Quebecois who believe in their cause, especially since the Parti Quebecois will likely announce a referendum date for its concept of sovereignty-association. Executive Director for Ontario Federation for Canadian Unity Brian Thompson and Aurora High School history teacher Paul Bennett sounded out a committee of the board to see if their request is appropriate enough for a presentation at next Monday’s regular meeting. The chairman’s committee agreed to have the delegation to let the whole board decide on the merits of the petition. Mr. Thompson ex- plained the federation got started after a small conference of influential businessmen, who are also Rotarians. met at Charlottetown, P.E.I. shortly after the Levesque government was elected in 1976. Lumberklng Beaver Lumber Cashway Lumber See entry forms for contest details. Contest ends June 30, 1979. me! 3 @W1 Contest Rules: by phone or mall by the contest |udgmg members of their Immediate families 0! Johns- 1. To enter‘ pnnt your name. addless and grgannzatnon _ H ‘ I ‘ ‘ Manvdle Canada Inc .115 advemsmg agency. 50 GRAND PRIZES fig You may win one of 50 Grand Prizes of $50000 each a f \, ...L2_|. -m.” L- at»)ka )1 Youvmay win one 0150 Grand Prizes of 350000 each which could be usedtooflset / " ' ’ next year's fuel r bills. k ‘ 450 SECOND PRIZES J ohms-Manville’s Handi-Pak*is.the handy way to comfort-condition your home and save money! 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Superintendent John Kippen asked that the presentation to the board not preclude the par- ticipation of the elementary schools as well. Mr. Thompson stressed the federation has had the Honorable Pauline McGibbon, Lieutenant- Governor, sign the petition â€" the only petition she has ever consented to sign._ Orlole Lumber 7181 Woodblne Ave. Markham Ralcmfe Lumber 4340 Highway #7 Unlonvllle back A Public Meeting will be held by the Planning Committee of the Town of Markham to consider a proposed Community Shopping Centre to be located on lands east of the Thornhill Community Centre between John Street and Green Lane as shown on the map below. The proposed shopping centre would be an indoor mall type of centre and would consist of a department store, food store, theatres, retail stores and business offices. The lands affected are presently zoned Rural Residential (RRl); a rezoning would be required to permit the proposed development. T. 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