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PAGE 4 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1987 Waterloo Regional Police report the following break and enters for the week May 11â€"17: s â€" Westvale Dr., entry garage door, jig saw and chain saw taken Sunpoint Cres., entry unknown, taken unknown. Chronicle Staff Those children will be remembered May 24 at 2 p.m. when Child Find of Kitchener and Waterloo marks National Missing Children‘s Day by releasing 1,000 balloons from Waterloo Park, each bearing the photograph and statistics of a missing child. The Kâ€"W group joins nine other cities in Ontario and most of the major urban centres in Canada which will be staging similar releases at the same time. "Ours is a really safe community. We have one of the lowest (numbers of missing children) in Ontario...it‘s one of the safest communities in Ontario and Canada. We have to work to keep it that way," said Patti Brooks, public relations director for the Kâ€"W Chapter of Child Find (Ont.) Inc."There‘s a lot of negativity involved with this. Sometimes you get people who call and say don‘t you overâ€"emphasize the problem. But with 5,000 children missing you can‘t overâ€"emphasize this." It is estimated that there are between 3,000 and 5,000 children missing in Canada. â€" o â€" o The Kâ€"W chapter of Child Find has been operating for three years. Since its inception it has grown to include more than 60 volunteers, whose main objective is to raise awareness of the situation through public speaking and help streetproof the community by running the Kid Check child fingerprinting program and other programs. The local group also raises funds for the Ontario office, which operates the association‘s child recovery program. _ Local National Missing Children‘s Day activities begin at 12: 30 and will all be held in Waterloo Park near the bandshell. Also on hand will be clowns, a magician and face painters. Balloon release marks Missing Children‘s Day 9 Willow St. Waterloo SUSPECT DESCRIPTION: Over a period of five days in May 1986, a woman opened 7 bank accounts in Cambridge banks using a fictitious name of Rose Anne MARSHALL and by depositing worthless cheques. She returned to the bank at a later time to a different teller and withdrew most of the remaining money in the account. The suspect defrauded the seven banks of thousands of dollars. If you have any information about this fraud or any other crime, call CRIME STOPPERS. CRIME STOPPERS is offering a cash reward of up to $1000 for information that leads to an arrest in any serious case. TIPSTERS do not identify themselves nor testify in court. The special CRIME STOPPERS number is 1â€"800â€"265â€"2222. Remember crime doesn‘t pay. CRIME STOPPERS DOES!!!!! Break and enters Waterioo Chronicle Second Class Mail Registration Number 5540 Published every Wednesday by Fairway Press A Division of JEMCOM Inc. 225 Fairway Rd. S., Kitchener, Ont. May 20, 1987 e Female, white, early thirties e 5 feet, 6 inches, slim build, ruddy complexion e Blue eyes, shoulder length brown hair. Waterloo Regional & /7/3 Worthless cheque bank fraud 1â€"800â€"265â€"2222 STOPPERS 884â€"4220 DECORATING AND DESIGN CENTRES QUALITY BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS AT _ SUPER SPECIAL SAVINGS liquid coating for;appaica;ign- to homes, 1600 Weber 81. L. 4 L