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WHTRY FPUE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1990, PAGE 13 Career awareness. workshops for'edu cators underway, To help ..update high eochool career counseilors in Durham Region, the Durham Industry/ Education Council has organized- a series of 'Career Awareness Worlcshops' for educators one afternoon per week for six weeks. The workshos began April 3. The. workshops.will include six three-hour on-site sessions and interviews with industry, wLectures for business The Durham CoUl esmail business Management progrm offers ' SuccessfulStrat4eiesfor the 1990s, a must for. evezy ma]l business owner. The .course includes a combination of in-class lectures. Business owners spend fou hours a week in theiri place of business, working with their books. The course-,covers goods and service tai detailsý, basic accounting procedures, optimum computer usage, aagn human resouroes, 'early signseo bankruptcy, saving business, understanding insurance and banking requirements, sales and marketing techniques, and smal business technolo. . The classe are offered by varlous experts in their specific fields& AUl classs wiil be held in the main building of Durham Coilege, Oshaway, between 7 and 10 p.m. Thursdays, starting May 3. For more information on how te make a five-year goal plan and carr y it through to fruition, oel Bob« Brooks, Durham Colleoe Management Centre at 576-0210 (rtoi. free, at 1-800-668-584),. extention 484. executive and governinent and labor representatives. There are ive main objectiveq_ for the educator participants: le To assist edi;çators in understanding* the expectations and concernse of labor, management and-government in the comrmnty. e To provide opportunities for éducators te become acquanted firsthiand with the teaching/learning and training resources in the cornmunity. e To develop improved working relationships in the community. *To identf current and emerging career fields in business and industry, and the educational requirements. DURHAM REGION'S LUMBER SPECIALIST FOR 0OVER 50 VEA RS Spring is finally heref Corne in and let aur friencfly staff give you a quote on cedar and- pressure treated lumber for decks arîd'fences. OSHANAà 328 RITSON M'a. el To be4ome acquanted with the major problems facing local business anxd industry through contact wîth management and The first worksnop was held at Lasco Steel on Apil 3. This program is part of the Durham -,Industry .I/Education Councils long-term stritegies te initiate and support innovative programs for in-school youth, and to strengthen the- tes between the education and employment Sectors. EWINCI POOLSund SP(IS Since 1968 INGROUND POOLS Gompletely Installed --From O1 099<500 Why Choos. Ewing Pools *23 Years in the Pool Business *Family Owned and 'Run Business (Gerald Ewing andi his 4 sons) *No Subcontracting *Expert Workmanship *High Quality Products and Warranties *Two Stores to Serve Vour Needs *Free Estimates *Over 2300 Pools lnstalled in the Whitby-Oshawa-Bowmanville area Incudes: Expert Excavation 14 Guage Steel WalIs Cernent Hardbottom Bulînose Coping 30 Mil. Vinyl Liner Skimmer Return Jets PLUS FREE Solar Blanket FREE Solar Roller FREE Winter Cover FREE Pool Chemicals *We'll pay the Sales Tax WHTB A FOR LYTRADITION GoL SAWA 120 Rossland Rd. E. DR 23 YEARS 1251 Simc&'St. N. Whitby, Ontario Dra Region's Largest Oshawa, Ontario 430-1884 -Inground Pîool Installer 7811 *Sand Filter *Pump *Vacuum Kit Maintenance Kit e3-St ep Ladder e Diving Board 0 3 Ft. Concrete Deck ý M-N 11%s-