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He issued a cheque for $2,500 as a down payment and the machine was to be delivered in October, 1978. In all cases, entry was gained to the premises by using a crowbar. The man was arrested by Peel Regional Police on other matters but he admitted to the offenses in York Region. He Peel Regional Police on other matters but he admitted to the offenses in York Region. He appeared at a show cause hearing on April 27 at Brampton Court. OBSCENELY CONNED A female employee of the Hillcrest Mall received a call at her home at about 7 pm. on April 24 from someone claiming to be a Metro Toronto Police Officer. He said he was in- vestigating obscene phone calls and asked that she participate in one to help with the in- vestigation. Another man came on the phone and made numerous obscene and suggestive com- ments. HABERDASHER LOSES HIS SHIRT Bewteen April 23 at 11:30 pm. and April 24 at 9:30 am. David Temple Gentlemen’s Clothier on Main Street North in Markham was entered by forcing the doorâ€"lock cylinder with a pair of pliers. It was never built. Mr. O’Neill visited the suspect company‘s premises but was told they were no longer there. Numerous other victims are being questioned and the investigation is continuing. PERSISTENT PASTOR At about 1 pm. on April 24, an elderly man entered the Central United Church on Main Street in Unionville and stole a tape recorder and two microphones from an office. The Minister saw the suspect leaving the building and chased him. He caught the thief and managed to recover the tape recorder. The assailant ran off with the two mikes. The recorder is worth $40. The suspect in the case is described as male, white, 55-years-old, 5’7”, weighing 140 pounds and having grey hair and a reddish complexion, wearing a grey blazer, olive green shirt and brown pants. ' A quantity of suits, pants, cash and jewelry worth $26500 was stolen. Between April 26 at 4:30 pm. and April 27 at 9 a.m., $100 in cash was stolen from a file cabinet in the office of St. Mary's Anglican Church on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill. Police have no suspects. At 12:30 a.m., the suspect was taken to York Central Hospital for treatment of a broken collar bone and nose after apparently falling down stairs at his home. He made good an escape from the x-ray department of the hospital but was re-arrested at 3 am. on Bathurst Street. A further charge of escaping lawful custody was laid and the man appeared at a show cause hearing April 30. Traditional houses, Energy Saving Features, trees and a stream, all in Richmond Hill. "Quality built by Karindon Inc." 884-0651 The suspect is described as male, white, 25-30 years old, 5’10”, having a slim build, dark brown hair, a swarthy complexion and no accent. He was wearing rimless sunglasses, a dark blue toque and a three-quarter-length coat at the time of the holdup. After an investigation, York Regional Police arrested a 35-year-old Toronto man for armed robbery at 10 pm. the same night. A small amount of the stolen property was_recove_r_ed._ YORK IMPORTS PEEL CRIME On April 18 a 21-year-old man entered the Thomhill Baptist Church and the Holy Trinity Church on Brooke Street in Thomhill and stole a quantity of money. On the night of April 22 and the morning of April 23, the same man entered the Aurora Bowl in Aurora Barth’s Cleaners, Aurora, and Case Real Estate Limited also in Aurora and stole various sums of money. ARMED ROBBER DOESN‘T GET FAR On April 27 at about 1 pm. a man entered the Savex Apothecary and Perfumery on Fred Varley Drive in Unionville and produced a large, black revolver. He demanded and received a quantity of controlled drugs and $300 in cash. ACT NOW TO BENEFIT FROM SPECIAL PRICES fONE ACRE ESTATE HOMES Po_|ice Briefs ONLY 3 LEFT SERVING THE TOWNS OF: RICHMOND HILL MARKHAM AND VAUGHAN 11108 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL 884-7600 881 -9993 Mr. Herman said his party supports the working and oppressed people of the world for genuine social and national liberation, freedom and progression, Marxist-Leninists name candidate in York-North The Marxist-Leninist slogan is “The only solution to the crisis is making the rich pay", whereas Mr. Herman said he feels the slogan for the other parties running in this election, is “Make the people pay for the crisis â€"â€" preserve the status quo â€" prolong the life of the ‘man eating‘ capitalist system of wage slavery and oppression". Chief Crawford told P-m regional councillors that 3_W3 four new patrol areas “me would be created for H He said he feels three main parties parties of the rich, working people are represented. If the Marxist-Leninists are elected, it would have a positive effect for the workers in Canada, said Mr. Herman, “then they would have a voice in parliament". Marxist-Leninists would expropriate the monopoly of capital without compensation, they would throw the US. “imperialists” out of Canada and end all foreign domination. they would end war preparations and oppose Canadian participation in any “imperialist and aggressive war", as well as oppose U.S. “im- perialism, Soviet social imperialism and all other imperialism including the Chinese social imâ€" perialism ”. There will be more police constables patrolling the south end of York Region probably starting in May, police chief Bruce Crawford said Thursday. “Marxist-Leninists is the only oppositional party in the election," said Mr. Herman. The Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada has the solution for the crisis facing the Canadian people, says Paul Her- man. the candidate running in York North riding. Mr. Herman said his party feels there are two sides in this election â€" the rich versus the working class, and his party represents the working class. Libéral Chief steps up patrol in south York SHIP ELGIN MILLS RD MODEL HOME ON BURNDEAN / COURT From $1 39,900. NO. 7 HWY BROOKSIDE RICHMOND H|L_l_ the are the not p.m. and taking men away from duties at other times. “We don’t need as They will be manned by creating a fourth shift between 3 pm. and 11 peak hours only in the south end of the region “as soon as the new police vehicles arrive from the manufacturer”. as well as supporting the People’s Socialist Republic of Albania, “the only genuinely socialist country". There are 145 canâ€" didates running for the Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada. across Canada. The leader is Hardial Bains of Toronto. 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The York Regional Police Force, created in 1971, now operates with 16 patrol areas in the southern section of York Region, covering Markham. Vaughan and Richmond Hill. “It is shocking that that is the second lowest rate Don Valley Pkwy. 8. Steeles THE MOST IMPORTANT THINO YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT HENOVATINO YOUII HOME WITH AI.UMINUM IS THE OEALEII. in Canada,“ the chief said/ H:- admitted that his statistics did not show a drop in injuries as a result of seatâ€"belt laws and could not explain why. “In the broad picture, I do believe that wearing seat- belts does cut down on injuries.“ He said that malicious damage was the number one problem across North America and that the courts should recognize that and start handing down stiffer penalties. The chief said that he thought most of his of- ficers wanted to get away from the uniform after an eight-hour shift. Georgina Mayor Joe Dales brought up the problem of young gangs who seem to think it is “macho to kick over a flower bed.” But a program in the United States in which He suggested‘ that many of York Region’s police officers might like to work with youth in their spare time as a community project. An Alcan Authorized Dealer not only carries our products, but our name and the reputation which goes with it That‘s why you'll find him to be everything a dealer should be He’ll offer you his advice on the exterior renovation you have in mind. He'll give you a free written estimate He'll do the job professionally and as quickly as possible Alcan Authorized Dealers are independent bUSl- nessmen appointed by Alcan, and they carry a full selection of Alcan home improvement products ' You'll need a dealer with a full line of aluminum home improvement products. And the expertise to install them. 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