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HELPWANTED ADVERTISING SALESPER- SON positions available. Full- time and part-time. Please fax your resume to the Publisher at 519-853-5040. ATTENTION students. Make a lot of money selling chocolate bars. New products available. Nothing to pay in advance. Fast delivery 1-800-383-3589. (B) COMPUTERS. No previous computer experience neces- sary. Exciting opportunities now available in computer program- ming. We will train suitable appli- cants. CMS 1-800-477-9578. (B) and Kay Lane. Wednesday af- ter-school delivery. Phone Linda or Marie: (905)877-1113. KITCHENhelp wanted. Alsowait- resses needed. Apply in person to Andy's Family Restaurant, 15 Mill St. E., Acton. No phone calls please. (4) NEWSPAPER CARRIERS - Youth and adult newspaper car- rier positions available in Georgetown area, especially Georgetown South, including Currie St., Eaton St., Craig Cres., Nixon, Miller, Barber Drive, Gooderham, Gollop, Split Maple OUR BEST PRICE - YOUR BEST COVERAGE [i TESS Classified Coupon Reach 25,000 area households with a "Power Classified Ad!" RESPONSIBLE person for car- pet cleaning. Monday to Friday. Training and equipment pro- vided. Must have own vehicle. For more information, call 519- 856-4422 after 6 pm. (4) SPORTS REPORTER - Per- manent part-time position. Weekly duties include reporting results from local minor and adult sports leagues. Fax resume to the Publisher (519)853-5040, or phone 853-5100 for more infor- mation. YOUR.AD WILL GO TO: GEORGETOWN, ACTON, ROCKWOOD, ERIN, HILLSBURGH, RURAL ROUTES & NORTH MISSISSAUGA! To place your ad, fill in this form and drop off before our Monday Noon deadline. Or place your ad over the phone by using your VISA or MasterCard. Power Classifieds must be prepaid. 15 Words or Less: $12.50 (plus GsT) Additional words: 20¢ each PLEASE PRINT YOUR AD HERE: Two "POWER CLASSIFIED" Locations to Serve You: The Acton Tanner 12 Church St. E., Acton L7J 1K4 + (519) 853-5100 The Georgetown Gemini Unit 47, 360 Guelph St., Georgetown L7G 4B5 + (905) 877-1113 FAX US YOUR AD: 853-5040 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS & GARAGE SALES: $15+GsT FLAT RATE LIVESTOCK/PETS PAY TELEPHONE SERVICES HEDGEHOGS: Healthy, 6 to 8- week-old weanlings available. Friendly family pets. NAHA reg- istered breeder. Call (519)853- 1966. (6) LOST & FOUND LOST BEAGLE. Torn right ear. Red collar. Male. Answers to Duncan. Missing since Tuesday Aug. 13 at 11 pm. Acton area, close to Fairy Lake. Any infor- mation appreciated. If you have seen Duncan, please call 519- 853-2667 or 905-877-7650. (4) MEDICAL ELECTRIC SCOOTERS (for sale/lease) forthe physically chal- lenged - payment plans available - some used with new batteries. For free demonstration call Scooter Jim: 1-800-850-3012. (B) 20/20 WITHOUT GLASSES! Safe, rapid, non-surgical, per- manent restoration in 6 -8 weeks. Airline pilot developed, doctor approved. Free information by mail: 406-961-5570, ext. 253; fax 406-961-5577. http.// www.visionfreedom.com Satis- faction guaranteed. (B) RUBE'S OF ST. LAWRENCE MARKET (Toronto) has a fine assortment of gluten free pastas for those with celiac and other wheat allergy problems. 416- 368-8734. (B) MUSICAL INTEREST PIANO, keyboard, organ - Mod- ern, Sacred, Royal Conserva- tory music and theory rudiments - All ages and special needs welcome. Marilyn Sunnucks ARCT, (905) 877-3659, Mountainview at Sinclair, Georgetown. (6) GOD-GIFTED PSYCHICS with amazing, strong, powerful skills. Stop searching! Immediate solu- tions to all problems. Sensational results! Call now! 1-900-451- 3778, 24 Hrs., 18+, $2.99/min, L.C.C. (B) HEAVENLY PSYCHIC Answers serving over 50 million readers and multi-talented psychics. Free astrochart with your first treading! Relationships, Future, Career. $2.99/ min. 18 + 24 Hours 1-900-451-3783. (B) CANADA'S MOST GIFTED psychics have answers to your problems or questions about health, love, relationship, money, lucky numbers. $3.49/minute, 18+, 24 hours, 1-900-451-4336. (B) PETS & LIVESTOCK - other sizes available - misc. clearance. Paragon - 24 hrs - 1- 800-263-8499. (B) BUILDING SALE..."ROCK BOT- TOM PRICES!" When they're gone - they're gone. 25 x 40 $2,879.00. 32 x 44 $3,798.00. 30 x 50 $4,316.00. 38 x 60 $6,438.00. 46 x 66 $8,466.00. Others. Ends Optional. Pioneer 1-800-668-5422. (B) DURA BUILDING SYSTEMS - Monthly discount prices on qual- ity Canadian-made pre-engi- neered steel buildings. We spe- cialize in agricultural, commer- cial, industrial or recreational buildings. Call for details - 800- 663-7538. (B) VEHICLES FOR SALE 1986 Pontiac Grand Am. 6-cyl., automatic, PS, PB, AM-FM stereo. 85,000 km. certified. (519)853-0564. (4) SIAMESE KITTENS. Also Balinese kittens. Ready now. Several colour points. Vacci- nated, registered. Loving. 853- 4872. SERVICES HAIRCUTS in my home. Low cost. Alternative dyeing. B.Y.O. Music. Call Tim at (905)877-8191 (12 to 2 pm) to book appoint- ment. (t) PROFESSIONAL SEAM- STRESS. Booking until Aug. 30. Specializing in patterns, cos- tumes, weddings. Call Eleanor, (905) 877-8191, 9 tonoon, Wed. to Sat. (t) FOR SALE 1984 Parisienne Brougham. $1,200 as is. Call 853-1477. (5) WANTED KEEP HALTON HILLS CLEAN of scrap autos. Call Halton Hills Auto Recyclers. Free pick-up! Fair prices paid on the spot: (905) 873-5226. (t) WANTED TOLEASE EXECUTIVE family looking for large 4+ bedroom, country home with acreage in Halton or Peel. 416-384-5252. Call anytime. (ci- 4) STEEL BUILDINGS BEST BUILDING PRICES - Steel Straitwall Type - not quonset - 32x54 $9460, 40x72 $14,233, 50x90 $20,443, 60x126 $31,314 WANTED TO RENT APPROX. 600 sq. ft. of storage space in or around Acton. Call between 10 and 5:30. (519)853- 4398. (4) Housing program is A federal program, which is proving successful in foster- ing innovative ways of im- proving housing affordabil- ity, has been extended three years by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). SR 11111010 ROYAL LEPAGE em 11111 Aum Higher.. S| IMIS, Royal 'ePage Rea! Exvate Services Le. Frakes 1973. This certificate entitles a residential property owner to one market evaluation by Gary Brand, and'a complete presentation of the New Royal LePage Home Marketing Program, and the Royal LePage Exclusive Personal Service Guarantee. This service to be performed without cost or obligation to you. Return this valuable certificate or call Gary for an appointment. GARY BRAND, FRI, Associate Broker (905) 877-0173 (1-800-387-2230) 170 Guelph Street, Halton Hills (Georgetown) L7G 4A7 This is not intended to solicit properties listed for sale or valid while listed for sale. Gary Brand, FRI Associate Broker In announcing the exten- sion to the Affordability and Choice Today (ACT) pro- gram, the Honourable Diane Marleau, Minister responsi- ble for CMHC, said "This pro- gram encourages municipali- ties and the housing sector to work together to develop, demonstrate and promote in- novations in local planning and building regulations which can lead to improve- ments in housing affordability and housing choices." Marleau also thanked the Federation of Canadian Mu- nicipalities (FCM), the Cana- dian Home Builders' Asso- ciation (CHBA) and the Ca- nadian Housing and Renewal Association (CHRA) for their ongoing support in partner- ing with CMHC to manage and promote the program. Now entering its seventh year of operation, the pro- gram has provided $990,000 in federal assistance to 94 projects spread across all re- gions of Canada. The decision to extend ACT was based on the find- extended ings andrecommendations of arecently completed program evaluation. It showed that ACT projects are having ben- efits ina wide variety of areas such as, streamlining project approvals, establishing alter- native development stand- ards, allowing new types of housing and enabling inno- vative infill and adaptation projects. The evaluation also con- firmed that ACT has fostered greater cooperation between municipalities and the hous- ing sector and has succeeded in transferring information on new approaches to housing problems to municipalities across Canada. Jerry Roehr, CHBA presi- dent, calledthe programa very significant contributor to Canada's housing objectives because it encourages com- munities and industry to work together. "Our joint initiatives, pro- moting reforms which benefit everyone, are a positive way toachieve tangible results for housing comsumers."