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To all, have safe one. To our Southern cousins, come join us!

Global warming will have the golf courses opening earlier than usual in 2011.

They even spelled your name right! Congrats, Simcoe will never be the same . . . I'm still waiting for mine, I won about 10 years back.

Welcome back John, Hope it will go away for ever very soon. Was kind of wondering why you were not posting your articulate well-thought-out responses. But one's health come first and foremost. Keep well and glad to have you back. :clapping: A

All the best to you both.

Hope you have a good time . . . I did get out to Brooklin on Wed and Thurs. afternoon to visit my first grand daughter who arrived in this world all healthy on Monday. And also visited one of my typography teachers who lives at Anderson and Winchester.

Great job . . .

Rob Hyatt Outdoors on Nip. Ice bungalows I did an article for Ontario Tourism on him in 2009. I did it once (not with Rob) and it was great, got lots of these. BTW welcome back D! robhyattoutdoors.com (705) 752.1727

The smaller the better!

HAMILTON, Ont. — Provincial police say the body of a missing 58-year-old Hamilton man has been recovered from Lake Erie. The search for Marshall Sharpe began last Friday when a small boat was found travelling in circles on the lake about a kilometre from the shore. Investigators say the boat had been launched earlier Friday from a private boat launch at Horseshoe Bay Road in Haldimand County. Police were notified Monday by a member of the public that a body was observed in the water of Horseshoe Bay. An autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday to determine the cause of death, which police say is presumed to be drowning. Condolences to the family.

Log onto the Ministry of Natural Resources and search for Urban Fishing Opportunities in Toronto and Surrounding Area,

According the the guide for Eating Ontario Sport Fish it contains largemouth bass and rock bass Yes, they have found a few dead bodies in the park over the years!

Spiel Custom Rods

My son in law is the GM for a Canadian Tire outlet. A few years ago he was in the store at 1 pm when one of his employees asked him why he had taken such a short lunch. What lunch he said? "I just saw you drive out of the lot no more than 10 minutes ago!" Went to his parking spot an his brand new Honda SIR was gone! Not a trace was ever found. An Ad agency that I worked would give us Lexus to drive if we wanted. The account person had his car in the shop so he took one, LS400. $85,000+. Went out to dinner and when he came out two hours laters it was gone and all they found was the lock sitting on the pavement! The cops told him it was probably packed in a container and ready for shipping! I took one a week later but it was always inside for the time I had it!

Great work! Do any fish? Brookies would be great to see . . .

Thanks for the replies. The battery is not that old, but I'll have it checked. The alternator is two years old and the starter is also new. Has Bernie suggested I have clocks running, a screen that indicates unlocked doors low coolent etc, etc, also a dash light which is always on for the alarm system. So it may be a drain problem. I'll charge it and when not in use I'll disconect it. Thanks again A

Two months ago I parked my 95 Jeep Grand C inside as I got a smaller Jeep (Compass). Plan to use the Grand C in the winter . . . For the first two weeks or so I started it and all was well then one day it didn't, I put a charger on it and off it went. Last week I let it run for a bout 1/2 hour or so moved it to a new parking spot, went to start it and nothing got it going again. Last night the same thing, wouldn't start. Should I be disconnecting the battery when the car just sits there, I've never stored a car before . . . I've had this car for many years and NEVER had a problem with starting until I parked it.

But can you paint a ceiling? great work Mercman

Make into a night stick.

You are right Roy! Just like the guy who walks into a restaurant and asks the waitress what was on special toay. She replies it was oxe tongue sandwich to which he replies "I don't eat anything that came out of an animal's mouth" The waitress then asks "what can I get you" "a fried egg sandwich"

I'm sure Billsthebassman is referring to the number of people (no fins) that will be there. You best get out really early to get a good spot.

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NEVER! Locked in my Natural gas many years ago at $.28 a year later my neighbours were paying $.16 If the room is empty don't have lights on. Change to energy efficient bulbs, programable thermostat works wonders etc. I'm with Johnnybass stick with you local supplier, my 2500 sq ft home uses about $1550 in electricity per year.

Or just Peaceoff . . .