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John Horton, Director of Bayview Secondary School’s 7th Annual C.A.P. (Children’s Adoption Plan) Telethon, appeals for support to the tune of $3,000. (Photo by 885 student Vic Tosello) - Volunteer Week in Canada, April 23 to 27 gives Sharen Smith an excellent opportunity to advise area residents about the 100 different volunteer jobs she has available. Sharen is the Volunteer Co-ordinator of Helpmate lnformation‘s special Volunteer Bureau and she said Volunteer Week emphasizes needs in the community as well as giving recognition to those who freely give their time. Volunteer bureau ready for big week Carl Nixon, who often sings at the Richmond lnn, will entertain local viewers Saturday, April 28 when they tune in to the 9th annual telethon for CAP. He’s only one of several singers who’ll appear live on Cable 10 for the Tuesday, April 24, Ms. Smith will bring together a number of different agencies in the region at Richmond Hill Public Library to hand out pamphlets, answer questions and tell what they expect of volunteers. Thursday, April 26, the Volunteer Bureau will hold an open house in their offices at York Central Hospital inviting people to come in, have a cup of coffee and talk to Ms. Smith about what kinds of things there are show. Following is a list of winners from the Aurora Bridge Club: Wednesday, April 4 â€"- Northâ€"South: Jean Honan and Pat Rawlinson; Grace Saunders and Rose Morel]; Cleta Dieken and Verda Moore. East-West: Jean Goodwin and Marg Melnichuk; Fred Mills and George Armstrong; Elsie Wells and Gladys Palmer. Friday, April 6 â€" North-South : Ruth and Gerry Browning; Peter Osborne and Ann Payment; Sandy Jenkinson and Cleta Dieken. East-West: Bob and Ann Manning; Bob and Edna Dunn; Fred Dieken and Ross Jenkinson. Monday. April 9 â€" North-South: Geoff Parker and Sandra Berni; John and Wendy Hunter; Bob Dunn and Fred Dieken. East-West: Victor Cronshaw and Henry :ral Hospital inviting )le to come in, have a of coffee and talk to Smith about what is of things there are For Volunteer Week, the volunteer co- ordinator urges everyone to “come out â€" find out â€" and volunteer”. Bridge Club to do on a volunteer basis Tuesday and Thursday are two big days when special activities have been planned, but Ms. Smith suggests anyone with some time to offer. call or come in to the Volunteer Bureau at anytime. Right now the biggest need in the community is for' teachers’ aids. said Ms. Smith, in public schools, day care centres and the Operation Catch- UP group. For horse lovers, the Community Association for Riding for the Disabled (C.A.R.D4) needs people to saddle and lead horses in their program on a farm near Stouffville. Helpmate’s Volunteer Bureau has been open since January of 1979 and Ms. Smith said she has already placed 66 volunteers. Natale; Jan Miller and Ruth Browning; John For information or partners, call Natalie Platner,» 884-1689; Ruth Browning, 727-2580; or Bev Jones. 833-6334. Lewis Nigkifork and John ,. p Q \ v I“. :40 pm. Earlybirds EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT V wen, APRIL 18th CONSOLATIQN JACKPOT $500.00 MUSIGO WITHIN THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE John St. and~Bayview_Aye., Thornhill _-‘-A F’fi'fc'fiitifiiiibu THORNHILL LIONS 57 8:00 pm. Regular Games OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN ONTARIOâ€"SEE QOUR PHONE BOOK FORVTHE ONE NEAREST YOU A bucket 0! lb pleces or nnger IICKln g0< Kentucky flied akicken for the special price of just 600 M $ an of agar: Special t e Month tutti: chickenviflm APRIL 2lst & 22nd A bucket of IS pieces of finger Iickin’ good