ALL PRODUCTS IN THIS SALE ARE EITHER OVERSTOCKED, DISCONTINUED, PAINTED OR RETURNED. Make OTMH one of the most advanced community general hospitals in Southern Ontario! Have a cheque ready when our Neighbourhood Campaign Team volunteer calls at your door between 5â€"9 on They care about your care. Over 70 volunteers from local businesses are calling on 800 establishments to help make OMTH one of the most advanced community general hospitals in Southern Ontario. Tuesday, May 17th, or. You can help put our campaign over the top! Local Business Teams Mobilize for OMTH TWIN TILT PRIMED DOUBLE HUNG E GLASS ADD $75. PER DOOR VISTADOR WOOD PATIO DOORS 5 FOOT 6 FOOT ASEMEN WINDOWS ‘50% OFF CLAD/PRIMED STANDARD/CUSTOM 1217 KING ROAD, BURLINGTON PHONE: (905)634â€"2365 New Equipment Campaign E CASH AND VISA ACCEPTED iE LIMITED QUANTITIES E FIRST COME FIRST SERVED iE SOME PRODUCTS CASH AND CARRY SPRING SALE 1IDAYIONLY/ Setting a Course for Tomorrow...With Advanced Care Today. 6orarron New Equipment Campaign < H. P All prehung in an exterior primed frame complete with heavy 24 gauge skin as required by building code, fully weatherstripped, durable aluminum sill. Many other styles available. REG. $1080. REG. 527. REG. 498. REG. $63. REG. $339. 209. #55250. 5939. 55210 POLARDOR INSULATED STEEL DOORS SATURDAY, APRIL 30th t h at does it take to transform a functional 25â€"metre swimming pool into a stage fit for a theatrical production? The staff at Centennial Pool. busily 9 am â€" 3pm Right Now! Help our OTMH professionals give Advanced Care. Fill in, and join the OTMH Advanced Caregiver Team. Please make cheques payable (and mail to) to: OTMH CHARITABLE CORPORATION 327 Reynolds Street Oakville, Ontario L6J 3L7 or phone 338â€"4642 CORATOR WwOOD SHUTTERS oncy$19.9®per rair Payable at the rate of $ ______â€"_______ per year for the next years I prefer to pay by credit card. Please charge me as follows: DMasterCard DVSa Accl# ____ _ Date__________ City/Town Signature_ Address Enclosed lsD My cash donation in the amount of $ Show is well synchronize fit for a theatrical production? The staff at Centennial Pool, busily preparing for the annual synchronized swimming show, do it with a little help from their friends in the Parks and Recreation Department. Lush green plants and flowers are delivered to the pool by the town‘s greenhouse staff to be artfully arranged on the deck. The talents of the sound techniâ€" D My pledge over a period of time, as follows Tollgit$ ______ _ mR * OTMH Province Postal Code cians at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts are utilized to proâ€" duce the audio tapes that provide the music for the swimmers‘ routines. Ticket sales are handled by the box office at the Centre. Oneâ€"Ofâ€"Aâ€"Kind Gifts in our Showroom Visit and hear about our new cusâ€" tomer interior line. We are now able to provide our customers with many more services. LINâ€"DEN HOME DECOR Showroom: 472 Chamberlain Lane _(off Linbroock) 905â€"338â€"5642 _ If you have any information\th leads to an arrest in this or any 0t case, you may be eligible for a ca reward of up to $1,000. You ne not give your name and your info mation will be treated with compl anonymity. Crime Stoppers does subscribe to call display. Please call 1â€"800â€"668â€"5151 825â€"TIPS. (That‘s 825â€"8477.) The men sought by police we described as black with slim buil The gunman was in his early Zi tall, and was dressed comple! ly in black. The other culprit was his midâ€"20‘s, 5°8" tall, and wo black slacks and a blue balaclava: A vehicle possibly connected t the robbery was described as a si ver grey miniâ€"van with tinted wir dows. when the night shift attendant the premise at Lakeshore and Bro Road was surprised by two me who rushed into the store area. Qr was brandishing (what appeared be) a semiâ€"automatic pistol as t employee was ordered to lie on t floor where his hands and feet we bound. fF* It was 3:15 a.m. on April 11 f h\ The suspects (both wearing : masks) made off with cigarettes, 1 tery tickets, and some cash. Halton Police are still searchi for two thugs who held up ; Oakville Petro Canada station ty weeks ago. Armed robbers] hit local gas ba FeaturU!> HOME ACCESSORIES and CRAFTS ‘FRIDAY, APRIL 29 9:30 a.m.â€"8 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 30 10 a.m.â€"5 p.m. Ticket prices for The Birds from $8 to $13 with regular discou applying. Seating for the Stu Theatre is general admission with evening performances beginning 7:30 p.m. For tickets or further inf« mation, please contact the Box Offi at (905) 815â€"4049. } Tickets are available at t Oakville Centre Box Office. See Y at the pool! Time is running out to catch Theatre Sherdian production of t lively musicalâ€"comedy adaptation Aristophanes‘ class play, The Birds. The Birds (originally written Aristophanes, freely adapted by G Peterson, Mark Cassius Ferguson, members of the company) runs Theatre Sheridan‘s 65â€"seat Stuc Theatre to April 30th. The cast ranges in age from yo girls starting out to women who h been enjoying this challenging sp for many years. "Your Town" is the name of year‘s show. There will be group r tines, duets and solo routines, the mination of over 30 weeks of inte training and practice. Head coach Marilyn Wallace ages to come up with a unique fin; for each year‘s show. Why not out what Marilyn has planned 19947 Last chance to catch The Birds at Sherida Costumes are sewn, scenery pai ed and hung and props assembled the coaches with a little help fr their families. On May 4th and 5 7:30 p.m. when the overhead li are dimmed and the underwater 1i come on, the audience sees a t stage setting for the aquatic pe We have many new 10(0 April 27, 1