a’)

* The Host Program is tooking for volunteers to spend time once
>. a week ‘assisting newcomers learn more about Canadian life
“and helping them practice their Erglish skills. Volunteers cen
fearn shout another culture and language and make new
friends, There is no financial obligation to join this program.
7 For more information, call Golnaz
of the North Shore Multicultural Society
at 988.2931.
‘This program is feraled hy Cinzenship
and Immigration Canada.

CORRECTION NOTICE

In our B9-2A Home Safe flyer,
Gravy boat with tray on page 3 is
not as shown in photo. Mikasa
Diamond Fire glass serveware on
page 4 should read “Last 8 Days.
Sale ends Sun., Oct. 12.° Oki
Country Roses Damask table
coordinates an page 5 should
have read “Last 7 Days. Sale ends
Sat., Oct. 11."

in our 89-2C CK Headquarters
flyer, Principie Oresses on page 8;
Classic Pooh satin bound receiv-
ing Dianket on page 36; Bundle of
Joy Fféece sets on page 38 will be
iate — rainchecks wilt be available
at the store. Classic Pooh dizper
bag on page 36 should have read
“Our reg. 19.99 & 36.99, Sale
each 14.99 & 27.74". Home-
cami} boys' jog set on page 36
will be substituted at the store.

In our B9-2 Shoe Spectacular
flyer. Soft Spots “Acclaim” pump
on page 4 will be late — rainchecks
will be available at the store.
Young men's basic tops & hot-
torss on page 20 should have
be Sd clear” not Sale.

Sorry lor any inconvenience
this may have caused.

“One lathedaes: Tt,

qeciction
Loaded incl. 17” alloy wiseels, 5.4L V8 plus
“more, $3000 down, 24 mo. TP. $12,336

THE Court of Appeal in
London, England, has turned
down Thomas Moringiello's
challenge to his fraud convic-
tion and 18-month prison sen-
tence.

Although Moringicilo was
able to prove that Judge
Richard Hamilton had stept
through portions of the testi-
meny at tral the year before,
the higher — court said
Moringiello was not harmed
because Hamilton still was able
to give a summary of the case
for the jury’s deliberation.

eee

In the summer, in the
midst of the training-instruc-
tor sex scandals, a pair of two-
star generals at the Pentagon
headed a quiet attempt to
quash a major jurisdictional
battle.

Military conimissaries
(which sel! mostly food) start-
ed to self flowers for gardens,
and post or base exchanges
(department stores}, which
thought they had the exclusive
right to sell bedding flowers,
upped their sales of food items.

“This is war,” said one offi-
cial who was sympathetic to
the exchanges.

e¢8e

Winston-Salein, | North
Carolina — On Interstate 40,
Shakeitha Hardee, 17 and five
months pregnant by a guy
named Keevin, sported Keevin
in the passenger scat of a car
driven by Melody Carroll, 21
and also five months Pregnant
by Keevin.

The nvo women shouted at
each other side by side at 55
m.p.h. until the road narrowed
to one lane because of con-
struction, at which point nei-
ther would yield. Both banged
their cars against the other for
about 500 yards.

Carroli’s car finally hit the
end of a guard rail and was
totaled.

Said Hardee's mother, “If
(Keevin) would just fet them

fuw witch one he wanted,
you know?”

A group of lawyers and
state legislators have petitioned
the Illinois Supreme Court to
halt all executions immediately
and appoint 4 commission to
study why, in the 20 years since
the state reinstated the death
penalty, more death row con-
victs have subsequently been
found innocent and freed
(nine) than have been execut-
ed (eight).

Arlington, Virginia --
Produce clerk = Salvador
Rodriguez, 38, was charged
with tying to fondle a female
customer at a Giant Food store
in August.

According to the woman,
Rodriguez approached her at
the spinach bin and told her he
knew where she could get
some even fresher spinach, and
she followed him to a back
room,

And in July, Jeffrey
Maurice Young, 19, was
arrested in Gastonia, N.C.,
and charged with assault.
Police said Young had hidden
under a table at the Bloomin’
Crion Steakhouse and had
begun to touch the legs of two
womean who had sat down to
eat (and who at first thought
there was a loase thread on the
tablecloth).

When discovered, he fled
the restaurant bur was cap-
tured nearby.

rd Ford Pio S2aa/nro.
RIC of cond, XLS
$1500 down, a4 months, T.

Fre Melis not &f BC

“Call Danny Mcdonaid at 3527-7752
_ Cell Cael or. 1-300-993 G7.

2 desport or 4 dr. XLS; loaded, no leather
$3000 down, 24 | months, $12,576

WRi we RA Bas th

JAMES POYNER

Lawyer

988-6321
408-145 Chadwick Court N. Van.
(Lonsdale Quay Plaza)

The best f saieeioe ag $A Sg SATE 5
pec? or SS HEPAIA OR REBULLD.

235 Donagliy Ave, N. Van “aaa

NORTH SHORE
TRAVEL NEWS
$77.1 million is spent each year on personal air travel
and package tours by the North Shore residents.
To reach this market of globe trotters, place your ads
where the readership is.

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