services for a day this weekend to raise funds for St. John's Ambulance Brigade.

The service is part of Sedgwick Group and Sedgwick Noble Lowndes' second annual National Volunteer Day on October 19.

On the same day volunteers from Sedgwick offices across North America will participate in local community service projects of their own choice.

Locally, Sedgwick staff will hold a car wash at Collector's Hill Esso Service Station and a bake sale on the verandah of the Bermuda Library on Queen Street in Hamilton.

The funds will go toward the purchase of a defibrillator for St. John's.

Sedgwick spokesperson Denise Somerville said the company selected St. John's Ambulance Brigade because the organisation "did so much for so many people''.

St. John's Ambulance Brigade chairman Colin Curtis said: "We are pleased that the business sector is realising the need to support volunteer causes. The more businesses become involved in volunteer efforts, the more our local community will benefit.'' THEFT FROM HELATH CLUB CRM Theft from health club Police are investigating the theft of a quantity of cash Sunday morning from the patron of a Front Street health club.

The complainant reported that just before 10 a.m. he placed his knapsack containing a wallet into a closed but unlocked locker. He then went to the gym.

A short time later when he returned he observed a man running from the room.

When he searched his belongings he discovered a quantity of cash had been removed from his wallet.