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Whltbv Fia. Presa, Wedesday,August 26, 1992, Page 13 ! God's Gym fis getting helpt establish Îts new location fo the sanie person who -advisesý Arnold chwarzepnggor-. God's, which is chanmg its name te Whitby Athletlc Club, 9and Kiichi-Sai Judo Club are movinq'to 1375 Hopkins St. Presîdent 'Dan ,Gribben says the Seattle-based consultant advising thein sets up.new clubs and trains staff for Schwarzeneg- ger, who bought the World Gymn chain last spring. "Hoes us our gaine pan, lets us kow w hat we're deahing ~witb;, holda our hand al the 1way thmough it (and) eves us the contacts. and what it takes te do it -- we're just small-town boys, home.» The jgdo clubshould be mev- ing Sept. 1 with the gym moving rover .M (ctobem, accomding te jGribben,, who says both ope- rat ions will be improved. «<Now) we've got our judo and g ym Imixed togother, using -the sanie change rooins. and situif - we're gem g te sejparate thein.» <A "worldcl' las? aerobics roorn,, complote with wooden' floor, is» being built, and new 'Cybex. Seloct-a-rize' and cardio equip- ment added. «Wo already -have the best (free) weight club in tôvï.** «W. want the people ini Whithy ta, qet fit, and wo want them te do it in our club,» says Gribben who notes the new location wl even have a smnalldaycare' centre.' The judo club will be housed in its own, 4,000 sq. foot section. Gribben, who's the Ontarie ,heatvyweight black boIt Chani- kpion, will continue running the classes. P ickering tlrm wins $4.2 million contract JSimmonds Communications Ltd. of pickering recently won the -$4,247,805 contract te provide the radWobased systeins te Revenue Canada, Custeins and Exci se. A new personal- alarin 'and' - security systein designed te increase csons inspecters safety will be installed at 60 bor- dter crossing offices. Dlivery' and systm impIe- mentatien acroas the country will *b. completed by Decemiber 1993. DEBBIE 'LOMBARDO competes- in the -limbo" contestat the Consumers Gas'ana abcu atiemoney.for-the United Way. The United Way campaign begins S ept. 16. Photo bY Mark ROUse.. WbyFm Prosu 5.-ways torev Up your career, (NC)'Are you in a areer slunip? Feeling like you're-'going nowhere? Whether youlre self-emplfyed or working for someone else, here are five >ways te put you in the fast lae --quick. 1. Make a dream 1wa. What bav yo alayswanted te" do? 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When a fund does well each year*and outperforms the- majority in badtUies,- then ites the bést. bet an inivestorbhas ýIt proes hatstdyig pstperformance of ,!a.fundis as closetas investers'can get te, predticting future performance of the' funda of their choice. Consuit with an investment advisor te find a furnl that best suits your needs and goals. Theh-tech-',racýe (NC) In-an' increasngly hi-tech world, how can the entreproer keeo'up?, with the1 big *gens' when youlre hanpered by ýlimited .mesources and' personel but, today, entrepreneurs have te ýconstantly look, ý.for ways te upgr'ade technology. Hemo's what you con do te keepup--or catch up-inth W PAGE 14. Did you know that most people spend more lime planning.-their ana vacation than planning their financial future? If this is a wonry to you then cali me for an'overview ýof your financial health... Included in our discussion wil be: CaHime now for an overview of yourfiînancial health!* XERIjDJJTKA Servp .fflý,ýyMtbvQ-s ehawa, 41