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Tho (‘anada Works (:ram responsible for emphyingflhwvmumm Hureau (‘o-ordinalor. Sharen Smith. will expire- Hclober 26. llelpm‘ale lnformatibn is looking lo the public to support its Volunteer Bureau. otherwise it appears the community service will have to be dropped llelpmale (‘o‘ordinalor‘ llh‘eldu Slockall. said. “We just don't have the money to keep Sharen on ufler lhal date." In January of [his year xhe service was established in Richmond Hill Io match volunteers with jobs available “The volunteer bureau is a central place where someone can get an overview of the kinds of volunteer jobs available in the community.“ said Mrs Stockall. A very high percentage of the placements have been people who have never done volunteer work before she added. suggesting people wanted to volunteer before but didn't know where to go. Sharen '3 job depends on public support ’ GLASSE? The fronl'office door was forced open and a large quantity of power’ tools, mechanical equxpmem and auto parts were laken. Du-More Disc Jockey Services at 7321 Victoria Park Avenue was broken into. when someone smashed the front window. A quantity of stereo equipment was taken. Radio Shack on Wellington St reet. Markham, was also broken'into and a quantity of cash is missing. WOODBRIDGE THEFT Irwin Marine and Sports. at 40 Leisure Lane. Woodbridge. was the victim of a shop-break-in between September 7 and September 10. The five have been charged with malicious damage and possession of stolen items valued at more than $200. MARKHAM BREAK INS 'l‘wo Markham stores were the victims of break-ins on the weekend. Two of Ihé juveniles entered the school by means of a window on July 28 and look a quantity of school supplies and three laperrrecordersfi _ Four of thé five juveniles entei‘ed four portable classrooms and caused damage estimated at $2.500. JUVENILES ARRESTED Five juveniles have been arrested and will appear in court October 17 as a result of a police investigation into vandalism and theft at St. Anthony‘s Separate School. Thornhill. Pasquale Pietrantonio of 37 Moonstone Place, Woodbridge is missing a quantity of foreign and ('anadian currency as a resun of a break in aI his home. A quanl ity of jewelrSI wasâ€"taken from the home of Liberato Guida, 111 Jeanne Drive. when his home was looted. Gerriu ,Nymann of 10 Riverview Avenue had his home broken into. but nothing was taken. because the culprit or culprits were apparently frightened away. 0n the same street. Lorenzo Demenechi of 157 Jeanne Drive is missing jewelry. silverware and coins after his home was robbed. Several Woodbridge residents were the via lims of housebreakings September 14. _ Gordan S. W00d 5 Year Term interest paid annually Consult the white pages of your telephone dltectory for the bunch nearest you. It is not known how much lhe theft totalled 10350 Yonge St., Richmond Hill The Royal Bank Centre 884-2463 FITTED TO YOUR EYE DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION Police Briefs PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Member Canada Deposil Insurance Corporation Mrs. Siockall said financial cutbacks in Social Services in the weegiengahauewvbeenâ€"#SB tremendous"~ that all agencies must look 10 the volunteer sector to fill iheir needs. In the period from January IO August. the Volunteer Bureau recruited 252 people for 45 differem agencies in the region. V ' 30-59 Days 11.25% ' 6089 Days 11.37311 Minimum $5.000. Interest paid at maturity, “Rates subject to change G“°T'f:.“sly(€ Ilelpmate approached the Town of Richmond Hill asking for funding. but were advised it was loo late in the year. Mayor Dave Schiller said the town does not have any grant money available at this time of the year and advised Ilelpmate to go through the normal process of applying for grants between December and February. Mrs. Slockall said llelpmale will look hopefully lo the United Way for partial funding. The sum needed to keep the Volunteer Bureau alive is between $5,000 and $10,000. said Mrs. Slockall. Lteed "lime Deposits Minimum Investment $500. Inquire about our other interest rates for periods of 6 months to 5 years. The International Year of the Child has prompted hundreds of businesses to feature children in promotions. Shoppers Drug Mart Stores are showing their appreciation of this year‘s significance by participating in a ‘Children and Poison Don‘t Mix' campaign. All shoppers in the Shoppers Drug Mart Store at Hillcresl Mall will receive . a free brochure on ponsons and Drug mart features brochure on poisons SUNDAYS At 3:00 P.M. GLOBAL TELEVISION Stop in at Sears Tire and Auto Centre at Hillcmst Mall, Upper Canada Mall and Markham Place for all your automotive needs Call for an appointment today! Hillcrw Mall 883-1444 ext. 22¢ 898-2300 ext. 228 Come in today and let Sears experts tune up your car! Most 4-cyl. Most 6-cyl. Most 8-cyl. ' 3578 3856 4809 Tune-up pans/service Sears accurate tuneups for most popular North American cars. We'll insta. new Champion® spark plugs, points. condenser. rotor. scope check engine. compression test. adjust timing. clean battery terminals. check and adjust tan belts. pressure test cooling system. verify coolant strength. check air. gas filters. Additional parts and service extra if required. Call for your appointment today! (See numbers below). Sale prices in effem until 5:30 pm. Sat, Sept. 22nd, while quantities last. AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE STRAIGHT TALK FROM THE BIBLE 0nd HIII Also included will be a handy wall chart with places for emergency numbers and more. how lo deal with them The Children and Poison Don't Mix camâ€" paign is the theme of a national program on poison control sponsored by the (‘anadian Phar- maceutical Association. Every year more than 50,000 children in Canada are poisoned through carelessness and 90 per cent of these are under the age of five. Newmarke‘ Upper Canada Mall pans/service Charge it on your Sears All-Purpose Account . . . your key to convenience! 1840 Children’s Bedroom Grouping 881-6600 ext. 290 Markham Place Don Valley Pkwy & Steeles parts/service, 0 Over 140 individual pieces of furniture on display 0 Showroom open 7 days a week, _m 103.m.t06p.m. Dine furniture at its best ! o Locatedj ust 30 miies nolrth of Toronto. 0 Free delivery within 150 mile radius 54% Maintenance-free battery Stock up on auto accessories! Sears 48’ ‘TELESHOP’ for real shopping convenience! 452-8111 Squa'e One M \\ “a“ ;, Geneva Square -Paoe 5 Gel 2 a L ,mr Group 22FC THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. September 19 horn loconlq HWY 9 AWN: a-15% off parts. Tuneup kit. Contains point set, condenser. rotor. feeler gauge. grease capsule and instruc- tions. 28R 043 400 series. Reg. $319-$379 ....... 32.71-33.22 b-Save on Champion® spark plugs. 28R 061 000 series. Regular plugs. Reg. $1 .39 ......... 99¢ Resistor plugs. Reg. $1 .69 ....... $1.39 015% 011 parts. Hypalon wires/silicone wires. Hypalon wires: silicone core wire sets Durable Hypalon jacket and boots. Silicone wires: Durable silicone jacket and boots. For todays hotter running engines. 28R 043 700. Reg. $479-$2499. Only ................ $4.07-$21.24 d-15% 011 parts. Corls. Oil tilled for maximum electrical strength and cooling. 28R 043 000 Reg. $699. .............. . $5.94 e-15 % oft parts. Distributor caps. Gauged for accuracy 28R 043 600. Reg. $249-$369 . . 52.11-53.14 Save $25. Deluxe test kII. Contains all the instruments requrred to do a complete ignition tune up. 28R 045 046 (Not shown) Reg $149.98, .. .. . $124.98 ‘TELESHOP’ Provides the cold cranking power to help start your car in cold weather. again and again. Maintenance-tree construction means greater resistance to over-charging Group sizes to fit most cars. 28R 010 500 series. A complete line of batteries may not be carried at all 5 retail stores but may be ordered. AUTOMOTOVE CENTRE MM! 400 883-1511 0 NulIcvest Mail Ruchmom Mull: & Connie; Cus'omevs Call ' Mavhham Place Furniture of the 1800’s 332 Main StreetSchomberg Tel. (416)939‘2310 TOT. 3635040 MANUFACTURERS 895-1623 ' Upper Canada Mall 1979