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, May 17, 1994 A = 23 Scugog Citizen - Tuesd " CITIZEN CLASSIFIED 985-NEWS Deadline Monday at 12 Noon FAX 985-1410 pons Wanted | P Work Wanted | 3 Auctions | 3 Auctions TT sTupENT "NEED YOUR GAWDEN | OUTSTANDING HOLIDAY with own equipment and rototilled or that rough in ESTATE AUCTION SALE transportation will cut rolled and aerated? Antiques, Collectibles, your grass once weekly, Call 985-9224 Household Contents for the season. oni a Bn . a Push mower available. TRUCKS - TRAILERS - CARS iawing at10; Call James 985-1622 i i Agricultural Building, mes Ar Biecine. & Hydraulic & Erslies 3 Failgrovns MIKE'S MOWERS nora repairs and safoy cor. ake Main St Orono,ur east a ereers, Semers) repairs and sglely at Olco Statich, follow signs.) Snowblowers, Lawn Tractors, Call 986-0028 Maoliagors West Auctiogs Chain Saws and Weed Eaters. RNS 1905-987 or 905-983-5! 'Mower Spring Tune-up ESSMAKING TIAL aE * Specs) - 320 50) ALTERATIONS Monday, ay 2d 10:30 AM For details call 985-9655 by exper y, May Joo rates and ANTHONY RITTER personalized service. on NeCouan ous or of Houe Ep ROYEMENTS Call Anne at 985-1476 Royal Doulton Figurines, Tea eh and Cabinets, Wagon, Di Antique Bathrooms, Decks, Drywalling. Custom Fumiture, etc 985-9053, free estimates BOAT TOPS i~ii+i CHRIS Mooring Covers - Biminis Windows Replaced - Tinted or Clear Seats Reupholstered Motorcycle Seats Recovered A-FRaME SERVICES (90S) 985-9904 » Help Wanted | b Help Wanted . MATURE BABYSITTER required in my home for school- age children, Monday to Friday shiftwork. Non-smoker. Reply to : Advertiser # 48, c/o Scugog Citizen, 36 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1J2 $475. WEEKLY Homeworkers needed to make stylish beaded earrings, year-round, at home. Info. send a self-addressed stamped, 'envelope to: ACCEX CRAFT, 829 Norwest Road, St. 813, Ex. 3130, Kingston, Ontario K7P 2N3 wanted for temporary assign- ments, mu: ve own { transportation and be willing to travel within Durham Region Computerized accounting experience required (Accpac, Bedford, etc.) Must be personable and understarty financial statements Reply to Accountant, P.O. Box 500, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1AS STUDENTS from gride school to high school ago Monthly prizes tered charity. After scl io and Saturdays. Call (905) 985-8917 $70. WEEKLY POSSIBLE at home - Simple, easy, pleasant wrk. Info $2. plus self addressed, stamped envelope to: P.O. Box 263, Port Perry LOL 1A3 . SERVING & KITCHEN HELP required. Experience an asset. Apply with resume, in person to Winchester Arms, 189 North St, Port Perry. Previous applicants need not re-apply. Say You Saw It In THE CITIZEN Sofa, Knick-knack Shelves, Milk Cans, Wood Wheelbarrow, Washstand, i Ladder, 'AUCTION SALE Thursday, May 19th - 5 PM atthe slave t Hall, sland. Viewing from 2 PM. Partial estate from Port Perry. Pump organ (excellent cond.), 8 pc. di suite, fridge, & dryer, PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 655-8073 or 985-9807 at hall. Dishes & Glassware, many more items. Terms cash. EARL GAUSLIN, Auctioneer 640-3079 AUCTION SALE B.N.F. Perennial Nursery and Real Estate - Going Out of Business - Lot 17, . 7, Cartwright Township. Take Hwy. 7A east to Nestioion, tum left, go 1/2 miles THURS, MAY 19th - 6:30 PM Real Estate - Lot 1/3 acre, brick bungalow, 4200 sq.ft, 3 bdrm., country kitchen, living room, 4 pc. bathroom, partial basement, 2 car detached garage. Terms : $5,000. down day of sale, cash or certified cheque; 30 days to close. Reserve bid. Property offered 1 at8 PM. May'7 - 15, 2106 PM. 10,000 - 4° sq. pots; 600 - 2 1/2* Jiffy pots; 3 Var. Perennial Plants and Herbs; 2 Water Tanks on Trailer; 250 Sowing Trays; Torch; Electric Chipper; JD-Garden Trail; Desk, Step Ladders, Tools, 25 Cedar Posts; Shading cloth 50% 3x100'x12" with eyes; and many more items. Terms : Visa, Cash or. cheque with ID. Lunch avail. Bruce Kellett, Auctioneer Ca (705) 328-2185 AUCTION SALE The Property of DONALD J. SUTCLIFFE Lot 4, Conc. 14, Manvers. Hwy. #35 west on 14th Conc. Victoria Cty*Rd. #57, 7A east to Janetville and follow signs north. SATURDAY, MAY 28th, 1994 10:00 Sale of Vehicles & Machinery starts at 12 Noon. 801 Ford Tractor, 2 Furrow Plough - 3 pth., 3 pth. Blade, 6' Mott Mower, 29 Tooth Triple K Susur 2 Wheel Trailer, '89 The following employment positions are now available with the Kawartha Reglon Conservation Authority through the Summer Experience Program and Environmental Youth Corps Program. ENVIRONMENTAL YOUTH Song PROGRAM POSITIONS: Visi Student Ei | SUMMER EXPERIENCE PROGRAM POSITIONS - Conservation Field Technicians (3 positions) - Nature Trail Technicians (2 - Kawartha Water Quality Environmentalists (2 positions) - Stream Rehabilitation Environmentalists (2 positions) |. - Water Quality Technicians (2 positions) - ii in Technicians (4 positions) All positions are at provincial minimum wage. positions) A more detailed hours of work and employment duration may be found at the B61 Mack T/A Dump, Joyair Compressor, 16 Log Platform Dump, Set Single 1000 X 20 Chains (new), 2 Sets Pads for D717A and D69U, 40° Mobile Fast Food Van (tually equip.), 4 Chain Saws, 1 Sel Propane Torches, 1 Set fy lene Torches and Cart, 500 1 & 2° Maple Plank, Lumber Saw Only 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, Tires - 1800x25, 60016, 1000x20, 265x29, 32 Ply, Tools, 12 Gauge Ivers Johnson Shot- un. ANTIQUES : Carpentry fools and Chest, Hand Chum, Sawyer's Cast Seat, Grain Cradle, Harness & Buggy Parts, many more items. Terms : Vita, Cash or cheque with ID. Lunch avail. ! local Canada and Student Ei Fleming College (Frost All applications must reach who apply, however, only contacted Peterborough, local municipal offices or the Kawartha Region Conservation Authority office All applicants are requested to send a resume clearly marked with the name of the position applied for 10 : KAWARTHA REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY Kenrel Park Road R.R. 1, Lindsay, Ontario K9V 4R1 1994 to be considered. The Authority would like to thank all Bruce Kellett, Auctioneer of the above JCal (705) 326-2185 Centres, Sir : Campus), Trent University in NEIL DeSHANE our office by 4:30 PM, May 26th, those to be interviewed will be Ld AUCTIONS MW Antiques B Livestock ® Farm Equipment BW Appraisals ® Estates BW Real Estate 6-0846 NEIL DeSHANE OmZ2=-ro>mo REAL ESTATE LLUTET EVE 5:00 PM SERVICE DIRECTORY [EVES 5:00 PM FAMILY MATT=RS [AGEN 5:00 PM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Mondays 12 Noon DISPLAY ADVERTISING (ILENE 12 Noon SCUGOG CITIZEN We're User Friendly! Just call us 985-6397 Sarah Churchill gives Tiga a big hug. She's a black Lab that falled to make the grade as a seelng-eye dog but Is now a much loved family pet. See story. Rejected as guide dog, Tiga is a fine pet for family by Heather McCrae A dog that was rejected as a candidate in the Canine Vision Program has now been accepted into the: hearts and home of a Port Perry family. Three dog guide programs sponsored by the Lions Foundation of Canada are the Canine Vision, Special Skills Dogs of Canadd ind Hearing Ear Dogs of Canada. Tiga, @black Labrador, had been donated to the Canine Vision as a pup. Having gone through the entire training process she had failed the rigid requirements that would enable her to become a seeing eye dog and consequently was adopted by John and Joan Scott as a family pet. The process of starting a puppy in the training program until it graduates from one of the 3 programs is a fairly long one. Ruppies are received into the dog guide programs by way of donations from reputable breeders, private individuals and the Lions Foundation has their own breeding kennels too. ' The training begins when it's 8-12 weeks old and placed in a fostdr' family that will take the responsibility of raising the pup, teaching it proper house manners and basic obedience. It's very important to have the puppy raised by a good foster family as these people help establish the dog's personality, attitude and increase or d its ch of b a dog guide. Becoming a foster family to these young pups can be a worthwhile venture and the Foundation is always looking for people who will 'adopt' a dog in its first year" of training. Dog food is supplied and all the basic veterinary expenses are paid for by the Lions Foundation. After a year of being fostered the young dog is recalled to the training centre in Oakville for an assessment of which program it will be best suited for and is assigned to a trainer for another 6-8 mopths of specialized before graduation. Special Skills Dogs are trained to offer assistance for physically, disabled individuals such as pulling wheelchairs, turning switches off/on, opening doors, "retrieving articles, summoning help and other specific needs. Hearing Ear Dogs are trained to alert the hearing impaired to sounds of everyday life, such as smoke detectors, fire alarms, door bells, alarm clocks, telephones, baby cries and more. And, of course, thé Canine Vision 'dog is used to help the blind or visually impaired person. Turn to page 26