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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1985, PAGE 29 Whltby's Most Wldety Resd CILASSIFIFD ADS P A'TE1 PART-TIM E RETAIL OPPORTUN ITIES Comblned Merchandisers Inc., a subsldiary of Loblaw Companles Limited, have imnmediate openings ln their new store location at Liverpool Road and.Highway 2, Pickering, for the following part-time vacancies: *Grocory Clerks 'Dell and Flsh Clerks Indivîduais must be flexible enough to work nights or days for Grocery Opportunities and days or evenings for Dell and Fish Opportunities, and enjoy working with the public. Some previaus retail knowledge would be an asset. lnterested applicants are Invted ta appiy in person ta: 1400 Bayly St., Unit 5 Pickering, Ontarlo (across f rom Plckerlng GO Station) The Weodman Requlres DRIVERISPRAYERS Must be neat and have good driving record. Appiy: 190 Waterloo St., Oshawa Between 9 a.m. to 12 Noon I4PIWANTED APPLE PICKERS Apply now at The Canada Farm Labour Pool. 41 TEMPERANCE ST. BOWMANVI LLE ABOVE POST OFFICE E.c.E. rEAcHER, assistant teachers and supplies requirad for new daycara. Phone 66"-200. CAREERS IN TRUCKIN. Driver lob training and placement heiP la avalabie. Cali Rodgers Scttooi at 4167693546. BABYSITTING, Iliht housakeapIng wunted for 2 chIidren ages 3 years and 17 months, daytime, muet be non. smoker. have drivers license, wages $4 pet hour, location Coronation and Taunton Rd., WhItby. Cali 6554606. RN. NEEDS babysilter in my home. Puy excellent tor matura, responsibie parson. Muet hava car, auperianca requIrad, tor 3 month oid and 3 peur oid, soma weekends und aariy evanIngs, maximum ime not guurantaad. Pickering, 8390849. NEEDEO 2 parttIma heip. cter schooi und waalravds, high school studants, grade 10 or t1, tor Brookin vatarînurian Hospitul, Winchester and Thickcon Rd. Phone 6553336. WORD PROCESStNO Program. ming, Lotus, dbase, I and 111 and more, with certificatsaund lob pacement. Govrument up. provad, inanciai assistants analable, tas deductibla, grade 11 and 12 credit courses. Thoea wili est 2 months. Enrol now. 6832228. EcE. tli;tIme position la Brookiin duycura. Cali 427-8437 atter 6 p.m. NEW IN TOWN? tL Uus PUT DUT THE MAT FOR YOU! Piant 6688943 Ajax car winner Ajax resident Richard Littie vas one of 12 lucky winners in Telecom Canada's recent National Long Distance Contest. For placing three long distance caîls and submitting a contest entry form, Little has won a 1985 Nev Yorker Chrysier turbo. The automobile, donated by Chrysier was presented to Little last week by Telecom's Chantai Gobeil and Bell Canada's Rocky L. Salera. Pictured for Village Plymouth Chrysler in Ajax. Free Press Staff Photo Registration for English as a second language course to be held at St. Mark's Church on Sept. 10 and 12 Registration for aduits in English as a second language viii be held on Tuesday, Sept. 10 and on Thursday, Sept. 12, at Centennial United Church, 19 Rosehili Bivd., Oshawa, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., and at St. Mark's United Church, 201 Centre St. S., Whitby, betveen 1: 30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The free classes for aduits and their children vhere ap- plicable, in English as a Second Language are jointly sponsored by the Durham Board of Education and the On- tario Ministry of Ctizenship and Culture. The English classes are geared to teach Mayor to be roasted The Whitby Jaycees viii roast Mayor Bob Attersley at a dinner Sept. 5 at the Heyden- shore Pavillon begin- ning with a social hour at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 each and can be obtained by caliing Keith Wagar at 668-1612. Proceeds viii go to the local chapter of the Multiple Scierosîs Society of Canada. Engiish to people vho either speak no English, or vho have difficuity with the language and wish to acquire fluency. The emphasis is on practical language, mainiy through conver- sation, although some reading and'vriting are gradually introduced as the students progress.' While parents are studying in informaI classes of three and four conducted by volunteer teachers, their children may participate in the free pre-school ac- tivities vhich also form part of the program. The chiidren of both the students and the volun- teers get the chance to cultivate Engish language skills in a structured program conducteci by qualified E.C.EÉ. staff. Volunteers are needed to teach in the aduit program and to assist in the chiidren's program at the Oshawa location. Training and continuing consulation viii be provided by the teacher co-ordinator, Monica McCure, vho is available at aIl sessions. No experience is necessary and volun- teers find that both they and their children enjoy being involved in in- troducing Canadian language and culture to nevcomers and those brushing-up on their language skilis. If you vish to volun- teer, or if you or someone you knov are interested in improving your English, you can find out more either by attending one of the registrations, or by phoning Monica Mc- Clure at 666-3137. Book Reviews By EDWARD KAYE Uw u Crime Inc. by M. Short sa availabie from Methuen publications. Based on a T 'V series, this Is the story of organlzed crime. The author spent three years travelling around North America to Iearn about the Mafia. He interviewed bosses of top Mafia familles, criminais who became informers and hit men. He met eyewitnesses to major crimes and spoke to police and racket busters and, lawyers, businessmen and politicians accused of working wlth the mob. Photos included. 360 pages. The Noonday Sun by V. Pakonham Is avalable f rom Methuen Publications. When Edward VI became King n 1901, the British Empire took ln a large part of the worid partlculariy In the tropical reglons. This Is a portrait Britons who went 10 f ar off regions of the world as soidiers, sportsmen, land grabbers, missionaires and colonial officiais. The material In the book is mostiy based on memoirs, diaries and let- ters. Dozens of black and white photos are Inciuded. 250 pages.1 The Arab World by E. and R. Femnea Is pubiished by Doubieday. Written by an American couple who spent neariy 30 years worklng In the region, this is the human side of the headtines, an insiders look at the realiiy of life in today's Arab world. The write of the impact of the civil war in Lebanon, urban decay in Cairo, the sudden oul riches of Libya and the effecîs they have on their daiiy lives. Since the authors un- derstand Arabic they were able 10 pick up things other visitors usuaiiy dont see. Back and white photos. 360 pages. The Hidden Game of Basebal by J. Thorn and P. Palmer is avalabie f rom Doubieday. The author of fers a revoiulionary approach to basebali and ils slalistics. Questions they deai wilh Ihat shouid In- terest basebali fans include the best players of ail lime and of today, what Babe Ruth wouid hit today, what wouid have happened if Joe Dimaggio had piayed in Boston and Ted Williams in- New York, whether a walk is reaily as good as a hit and why dlut- ch hitting Is an opticalIllusion. Dozens of charts and graphs. 410 maes. Become a carrier for the thWhitby Free Press today. Become the outstandlng carrier of r e p ltth e m o n t h a n d b e c o m e a w i n n e r ! Learn lo be a business person wilh responsibility whiieearning money. CALL CIRCULATION- 6*68.61 11 <ROUTE CARRIERS EARN $$$I) 66-42 Tyewriter . RENTALSI also SALES & SERVICE