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SETTLEMENT HOUSE SHOPS has the following part-time positions available: o Sales Associate * Product Receiver Housekeeper Please submit resume by mail, fax or E-mail to: Terry Wilson, c/o Settlement House Shops 183 Queen Street, Port Perry, ON LIL 1B8 Fax: (905) 985-4082 E-mail: info@scttiementhouse.com SETTLEMENT HOUSE SHOPS, has a full-time Retail Office position available. This exciting, challenging position requires a sharp, multi-tasking individual with excellent people skill, must be computer literate and with excellent com- munication abilities and able to learn new skills. Accounting knowledge would be an asset. Please submit your resume by mail, fax or E-mail to: Michele McCormack, c/o Settlement House Shops 183 Queen Street, Port Perry, ON L9L 1B8 Fax: (905) 985-4082 E-mail: info@scttiementhouse.com OFFICE SUPERVISOR orsech a positive team-builder who can Waka on ovaasezhe com) bution to our organization through supervision of our and streamlining of our office operations. Reporting to the Vice President of Operations, you will be required to analytical and specialized administrative support to the Plant Kano R&D Manager, Business Development Manager and Yair soir som i a LR pn i A bg 8 fs candidates should send their resume with a cover letter by September 6, 2000 to: Hermann Laue Spice Company inc. Re.: Office Supervisor 119 Franklin Street og ON, L9P 1J5 Fax: (905) 852-1113 WOODWORKING ction Sal Immediate opening in our Milling - WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6 SALE TIME: 4:45P.M. Auction sale of fumiture, antiques and collectables for a Port Perry home, selling at NEIL BACON Department for an energetic self-starter. This is an excellent opportunity to learn good Basic AUCTIONS LTD., 391 woodworking skills. | = gegional Rd. 21, Port Apply in person to Perry, 1 km west of Utica. Traditional To include: 2 pc. Bur- Woodworking gundy leather chesterfield 115 North Port Rd. and chair (new), leather Port Perry side chair, wardrobe (like > new), wooden table, white desk, wicker plant holder, VAN HALTEREN humidifier, cot, goalie MACHINE & TooL equip (pads, chest pad, helmet, skates, blocker, QUALIFIED catcher) all in excellent MACHINIST condition, plus large quan- minimum 5 years tity of glassware, jewellry, experience collectables, plus many - other interesting items. Competitive wage Sale managed and sold and benefit package | py NEIL BACON AUC- Call: TIONS LTD. 905-985- 705-878-0042 | '%% Fax: 705-878-1538 PORT PERRY STAR ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A CHALLENGE? The Port Perry Star has a new Position open in the ADVERTISING SALES department. The perfect candidate will be a well-organized, energetic and creative self starter. A solid sales background is essential. If you're looking for a positive work environment that is con- stantly growing and challenging, fax or mail your resume to: The Port Perry Star 188 Mary St., Port Perry, ~ ON, LOL 1B7 Attn: Deb McEachern Email: port.perry.star@sympatico.ca Npicon UCTIONS oe AN 391 Reg. Rd. 21 Port Perry, ON L9L 185 1 km west of Utica (905) 985-1068 Furniture, Antiques, Tools, Farm Machinery AUCTIONS Auctions Thursday nights at 6:30 pm. Call before you come RANDY POTTER AUCTIONEER Durham's Premier Auction Facility Estates & Consignments Our Specialty 2699 Brock Rd., Pickerin (905) 683-0041 or if busy call: (905) 683-0046 Fax: 905) 576-2267 (2) DON CORNEIL'S AUCTION LTD. Farm, Estate, Livestock, Business Closures, Auction Barn Facilities SALE AT 5:00pm. SHARP! 3 MI. East of Little Britain On County Rd. 4 3) Phone Fax (705) 786-2183 GARY HILL AUCTIONS CARL HICKSON AUCTION SERVICE TOWNSHIP OF UXBRIDGE e Farm - Estate - Antiques e Professional Computerized Auction & Appraisal Services e On site or at Vanhaven Sales Arena 722 Davis Dr., Uxbridge © 905-852-9538 or 18006544647 Cattle, machinery, household & Over 40 years experience o Phone (705) 324-9959 Mobile 749- Reaboro, Ont. Real Estate A complete Sales Service Call us anytime Mabee Auction Centre AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Specializing in Farm Machinery, * Antiques ® Marine * Estates Sales on Hwy. 35 - 1 mile north of Rosedale ROSEDALE 705) 374-4800 © (705) 454-2841 'WEEKEND STAR' CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES WEDNESDAY - 10 AM: Annual festival scheduled for Sept. 8-10 at Elgin Park It's fair time again in Uxbridge Ready Teddy! Go man go! Straight to the Uxbridge Fall Fair on Sunday, Sept. 10. Between noon and 5 p.m., bring your "injured teddy bear" to the fair for minor first aid and a check-up by the hospital staff of Uxbearies on Main St. If your bear is found to need major surgery, the "medical" staff will discuss with you what needs to be done and help you make the necessary arrangements. Just one of many fun things to do at the 136th edition of the Uxbridge Fall Fair. All systems are "go" for the fair and those wishing to enter exhibits are urged to act fast. Scheduled to be held from Friday, Sept. 8 through Sunday, Sept. 10 at Elgin Park on Main St. in Uxbridge, the fair fea- tures many new exhibits and events as well as the traditional ones you know and love. The gates, midway and build- ings open at 5 p.m. on Friday and the tractor pull is featured starting at 7 p.m. Next day, Saturday, the gates open at 10 a.m. The sheep and junior dairy calf shows plus a bran yard rodeo are high- lights in the afternoon while the ever popular demolition derby gets underway at 7 p.m. sharp. On Sunday, the horses - Morgans and saddle breds plus the heavy horses - show their stuff starting bright and early at 9:30 a.m. More Morgans and American saddle horses show at | p.m. while the always exciting horse pull starts at 2:30 p.m. Between events, you can check out the cruise-in car show starting at 10 a.m. All weekend, the buildings will be jammed full of entries with many new and revised classes. They are also the place to see the quilts, flowers, crafts, baking, woodworking, photography and all kinds of children's work. The midway, open from 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday, is sure to be pop- ular with the young crowd. Everybody is invited to the Uxbridge Fall Fair. For more information, a fair book and entry forms, please call Bruce Beveridge, secretary at (905) 852-7003 or the manager, B ] Hall at (905) 852-5069. Paving from Manchester to Port Perry to be completed by late October 7A resurfacing contract awarded to Miller Paving The award of a $1.6 million project to resurface 5.0 kilo- meters of Highway 7A has been announced by Transportation Minister David Turnbull. The contract was awarded to Miller Paving Limited of Markham. The project is for the resurfacing of Highway 7A with from the junction of Highway 7/12 easterly to east of Water St. in Port Perry. Work will also include widening of the road- way to provide a left-turn lane at Perry Street. Work started in late August, completion in late October. This investment is part of the government's five-year, $20 billion SuperBuild initia- and tive. The program is designed to build for the future by improving capital planning, priority setting and invest- ment. The government's goal investment process more strategic, more responsive more accountable. SuperBuild will facilitate the largest infrastructure building program in Ontario's history, so that the province's infras- tructure is ready to meet the is to make the entire capital | future needs of Ontarians. You can now find us on the web at www.portperrystar.com " Sul RT he Lis a roa Sa Lo Ai i A oi Jenga dh vn A A ay & & hit Ap - Re Fro " "4 Lad