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Their friends may think they‘re just fast talkers but these three Grade 8 Separate School students are the best communicators in the region for this year. First place in public speaking went to John Liberal Wm no” om“. wan. outcl- AGENT 10255 YONGE STREET SUITE 205 RICHMOND HILL ONTARIO L4C 382 TELEPHONE: 8844 529 Hill? “I’ Two of the three accused in the thefts, both 16‘ were charged with 11 counts of break. enter and theft. three counts of attempted break, enter and theft and one count each of break, enter and intent. The victims: Garry Knott‘ Henry Carson Place; Leslie Lyons, Henry Carson Place; David Johnson. Sir Brandiles Place; William O‘Brien, Roseway Drive; John Paferson, Sir Kay Drive: Agnes Neu, Pomander Drive; Solange Wallace, Wootten Way; William Gerard. Sir Lancelot Boulevard; Anne Jenson, Hawkridge Road: Jenny Delaney, Ramona Boulevard; Junior Chin, Sir Lancelot Boulevard; Avedis Bozabalian, Liebeck Crescent; Bruce Rodman, Summerfeldt Crescent; Ka Young Tsoi, Liebeck Crescent; Tony Provisionnato. Sir Kay Drive and Robert Watson, Wootten Way. STATE FARM Insurance Companies MARKHAM RESIDENTS FEEL IDES OF MARCH Between March 15 and April 4. three youths broke into or attempted to break into homes belonging to several Markham residents, stealing more than $4,000-worth of merchandise. The Youth Bureau of York Regional Police carried out a search warrant and recovered some of the property at a 15-year-old juvenile‘s home in Markham. The juvenile was charged with three counts of break‘ enter and theft, one of break and enter with intent and one count of possession over $200. ATTACKED WITH A CROWBAR On April 15 at 8 pm. Jeffrey Nourse, of Bramalea, drove a woman, who is separated from her husband, to Poplar Drive in Oak Ridges While he was waiting for his companion. the woman’s husband approached the car, opened the door and struck him in the face with a crowbar. "A" ul- "nu-nu! Mr. Nourse received a out which took four stitches to close. He ran from the scene and then his attacker smashed all the windows of his car with the crowbar. The Newmarket man was arrested at 12:30 am. April 16 and released for a court ap- pearance on April 23‘ ARMED ROBBERY SPUTTERS During the evening of April 8, three men stole a 1977 Dodge taxi from a garage at 241 Church Street in Toronto. - ' ' Nothing was obtained but Jeffrey Curley of Thornybrae Drive in Thornhill was assaulted. Several windows were smashed and then the assailants left. They then drove to Paul Monaco Texaco on Woodbine Avenue in Markham at about 2 am. on April 9, entered the service station and armed with a tire iron, demanded money. BRIAN MATHER YOrk Police Briefs with See me ads Barrack of St. Patrick’s Markham (left). Second was Eugene Pivato of St. Charles Garnier and third was Sherry Lynne of St. Luke‘s in Thornhill. Contest was held April 10 at St. Michael's. The suspect is described as male. white, 20-25- years-old, about 5‘6"-5'8“ tall and weighing 145â€" 165 pounds. He has straight, medium-length light brown hair and was wearing light pants and a 34- length tan jacket. . PC Sine investigated the stolen vehicle and made the arrests. The three men were taken to 28 Division for further investigation and held for a show cause. One of them‘ a Toronto man. was also arrested for impaired driving and blowing over 8 milligrams of alcohol in a breath test CLIMBER GETS AWAY On April 15 at 3 am. York. Regional Police responded to an alarm at Simpson Sears Limited at the Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill. A man inside the building had gained entrance by scaling a 10-foot wall on the west side of the store. When the intruder left the building from his point of entry, he noticed the police and fled the scene, leaving stolen radios, leather jackets and records behind. THORNHILL FIRE On April 14 at 1 p.m., a fire started in the home of Chaim Katz on Rosea Court in Thornhilll Markham Fire Department is investigating the $20,000 blaze and the cause is yet to ,be deter- mined. There was extensive smoke and heat damage as a result. VANDALS PREY 0N CARS At least four Markham residents had malicious damage done to their cars last week, between April 5 and April 11. Sometime between Aprils at 5 pm. and April 9 at 10 am. Donald Chisholme of Normack Drive had $150â€"worth of damage done to his car while it was parked at his home They were all charged with theft over $200, robbery, weapons dangerous. mischief to private property and possession over $200. Damage amountâ€"ed to $400 and $200 respec- tively and occurred between 6 pm. on April 10 and 9 am. on April 11. Rebecca Froude of John Street in Thornhill had two CB antennae worth $70 stolen from her truck at about the same time. ROBBERY ON OLD ENGLISH LANE On April 15 at about 8:30 pm. the home of Lydia Burchert on Old English Lane, Thornhill, was entered through a south side window. The master bedroom was ransacked and a quantity of jewelry was stolen. Damage and loss totalled nearly $13,000. Somebody got into cars belonging to Michael Marshall and Whelman Stone, both of Cedar Avenue in Markham, and sprayed the interiors with a can of red paint. Are you looking for your Girl Guide Cookies? Don‘t worry. the little girl who took your order hasn‘t forgotten you. She’s probably just as anxious to deliver her cookies to her customers Letters Guide cookies are on their way Thursday. April 19, 1979. at 8 pm, there is a meeting at the Thornhill Community Centre. The public is invited to give their views on the proposed mall at the corner of John Street and Bayview Avenue. This mall, to be built on land adjacent to the Community Centre, will provide shopping, theatres and office space for the east side of Thornhill. However, as the plan now stands‘ the road into the plaza goes right through the front door of 285 John Street, the fine old house built in 1858, the house now owned by the Town of Markham. If the plan is to go ahead as proposed. the building must be either demolished or moved ,Bolh the Local Architectural Conserv- ation Advisory Comâ€" Public invited to discuss fate of historic house as you are to get them You see our‘s is a scheduling problem. Obviously the millions of cookies needed for the Girl Guide Cookie Campaign cannot be available to everyone at mittee (LACâ€"AC) and the Society for the Preser- vation of Historic Thornhill <SPHT) are convinced that some way of preserving this building must be found. Our councillors are not yet so convinced. Some of Last year there was a woods at Yonge and John Streets in Thornhill. A builder promised if he built town houses there, he would not cut down the big trees. He broke his promise yesterday (April 3) and cut down most of the big trees on the corner. The Board and staff of the Richmond Hill Public Library wish to thank all residents of the com- munity for their support of our recent raffle organized to raise funds for the building imâ€" provement fund of the Charles Connor Memorial Branch. Builder broke his promises A special thank you is extended to patrons in the Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox area who so generously donated their time and expertise in handcrafting the “Dresden Plate“ quilt and “Forgotten Harvest" wire sculpture. Library rafer goes over top It is through your en- thusiastic support that our goal of $1,000 went well “over the top‘ We congratulate the winners of these prizes and thank you again for this outstanding support of your libraries. The roots of the other 0Arts 8 crafts 'concert bands, choirs OPuppet performances °Fo|i< dances, french Classes OGymnastic displays 0Woodwork, eskimo art ON YONGE STREET, JUST 1O SHORT MINUTES NORTH E. J. Bremner. Chairman. the same time, so dif- ferent areas of the Province must work with different delivery dates. To add to the confusion, some areas prefer to take orders in February for delivery in April or May, while others prefer to EDUCATION WEEK AT HILLCREST MALL APRIL 23 THROUGH APRIL 28 NEW REALITIES them are just now becoming aware of the fact that anyone cares about this building. The meeting Thursday night is a perfect place to let them know you care. Sharon Brain LAC-AC, Thornhill ones got cut by the tractors. He promised to save the old ones and I liked the old ones better. The builder said he will put nicer new trees up. You shouldn‘t break a promise. The Bond Lake Skating Club executive would like to express sincere ap- preciation to Millie Stewart and The Liberal staff for the continued coverage of club ac‘ tivities throughout the year. Appreciation is also due to the following merâ€" chants in Oak Ridges who were generous in donations for our last fund raising venture: Skaters say ’thank you’ L & M Highway Trailers; Upper Canada Glass; The Other World Restaurant: Cashway; Rudy's Fish & Chips; Barrel Pizza in Aurora; and to the skaters' parents who helped out, too. Many thanks again. Bond Lake Skating Club Oak Ridges Michael Loewith. 6 Village Squire Lane, Thornhill Thornhaven School, Richmond Hill High School, Don Head Secondary School, Jefferson Public School, Pine Grove Public School, Woodbridge Secondary School, Pleasantville Public School, Sixteenth Ave. Public School, St. Roberts Separate School, Woodbridge Public School, Bayview Secondary School, McKilIop Public School, Charles Howitt Public School, Kleinburg th School, J.A. Gibson Public School, Ross Doan Public School, Crosby Heights Public School, Roselawn Public School, MacKenzie Sr. Public School, Beverly Acres Public School, McConaghy Public School, Walter Scott Public School. Richmond Hill Library Board Participating Schools “blitz” by selling the actual cookies from door to door. ()ur area, north of Steeles Avenue, has always leaned towards the safety of taking or- ders. while to the south of us. Metropolitan Toronto this year decided as a whole to blitz the city. Consequently their cookies are available early in April for their campaign. making our delivery date (May 1) appear later than ever. (SHOP'N SAVE AT But never fear. they will arrive fresh at your door soon and you'll still be enjoying yours long after Metro Toronto has finished the cookies and is looking for more. This year our York South Division took orâ€" ders for 2,645 cartons or 31,740 boxes of cookies. This figure is up by 400 cartons over last year. To get them to your door. explained Division ('ookie Convener Mrs. (lloria Brown of Rich- mond Hill, Christie's first ALLENCOUHT PLAZA ~ BAYVlEW it MARKHAM GWEGFS’EEE AVAILABLE ONLY AT ALLENCOURT @‘ Bayview & Markham Rd., Richmond Hill WE RESERVE THEfiIGHT T0 LIMIT QUANTITIES 'MONARCH ASSORTED CLARKS WITH PORK CLOVER LEAF IGA PIECES & STEMS SDCKEYE SALMON KETCHUP GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR SPECIALS EFFECTIVE TIL SATURDAY. APRIL 2109 have to deliver on the average 350 cartons to each District Cookie Convener. She must then notify the Brownie and Guide Leaders to come to pick up an average of 60 cartons for her own unit and these have to be handed out to each Brownie and Guide who then start delivering to you at your home. Once the cookies do arrive in each District, the people involved try to After reading the editorial on Alf Stong’s proposal to introduce the “Innocent Persons Protection Act" which reaffirms you’re innocent until proven guilty, I feel the editor of The Liberal deserves a great deal of praise, for the stand he is taking by not naming people who are charged Person is ’branded’ when name appears THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. April 18. 1979 â€" Taking part in the ceremonies MON., APRIL 23rd - 11:00 AM. MARKET COURT 9 02. pack °Mayor David Schiller OOpening ceremonies 3I$100 0 M PP Alf Stong 32 oz. ¢ bottle °Crosby Heights Stage Band New Realities OFolk Singer Klaas Vangraft 7% 02$ 1 I'm EA. 599 speed up the delivery process as much as possible. So please be patient. Your wait will be worth every delicious bite and this year we are assured that the cookies have been made with real chocolate. As this year's ad- vertising jingle says “She‘s offering her best to you ' l‘L-in M..b..:.. tin I'm glad to see this editor has blood, as well as ink, in his veins. Mrs. J.D. Hunter, 3 Jasper Drive. Aurora l also’agree that once a name appears in the paper, or is heard on the radio, that person is branded. by the police Chris McBain. Public Relations, York South Guides