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8- PORY PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 13, 1996 Durham College to offer casino training courses Durkss College is of- fering a Casino Training course next month at its Whitby campus. With the recent open- . ings of casinos in Ontario the need for experienced dealers has increased. The Durham Manage- ment Centre of Doran week skills training pro- gram in casino operations and the art of dealing blackjack. Components of the course include identifyin the functions of a ae hierarchy, terminolgy of blackjack, calculations, forms of blackjack, cus- tomer service expecta- tions and protocol, profes- sional techniques for chip, cheque and ard handling and the procedures of the game according to the On- tario Gaming Commis- sion. : : The course will run By Kelly Lown ~The Port Perry Star Carol Higeli set up her own web sit "the internet and she has garnered in College, in partnership Payouts and cheque con- from September 3 through with the AnigawncigigIn- vesions of blackjack, iden- October 4 from 9-3 p.m. stitute are offering a five- tification of the various = daily. The 125-hour course costs $989 with all » . materials provided. rt festival coming up | "rola students must have a Grade 12 or The Oshawa Art Association is holding its Fif- teenth Annual Samac Art Festival at Scout Td Sa- moe; 1711 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa on Sept. 5 to Admission is ies and the show and sale is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. ad than 60 oe artists are participating in all mediums or original art. Homemade refreshments are available. equivalent, be 19 years of age, customer service ex- perience, excellent math and English skills, good manual dexterity and be 'willing to obtain Croupier licence. To register call 721- 3340. For VISA registra- tions call 721-3000. (GARRY TRIPP] BULLDOZING * Residential * * Commercial * * Industrial « Scugog Memorial Public Library Tartan Celebrity Golf Classic The Tournament Committee wishes to thank the many individuals and businesses whose generous support made our second annual tournament an outstanding success. The following are deserving of special recognition: Country Style of Manchester Laurentian Bank (Port Perry) Royal Bank (Port Perry) Apotex Inc. Lance Brown, CFTO The Framer's Gallery Oakridge Golf Club Port Perry Auto Glass Port Perry This Week Big V Pharmacy (Port Perry) Gany & Ken Carruthers SmithKline Beechum Pharma Inc. Thunderbird Golf & Country Club Penny & Associates Accounting Services AGF Mutual Funds Management George Burnett, Binghamton Rangers Charton Hobbs Inc., Wines & Spirits Dynamite Fang Management Ltd Fidelity Investments Canada Mackenzie Financial Corp. Radio Shack (Port Perry) Bob Russell, RBC Dominion Securities Elizabeth and Steve Russell Templeton Managment Inc. Trimark Investments Managements Inc. Special thanks to all the golfers who attended. DOZER TRACKLOADER Owner Operated 26 years exp. (905) 579-5813 Specializing in Final Grading Berlex Industries Eli Lily Ine. Algonquin Breweries Durham Pharmacy Ken Shaw, CFTO Chuck Dewhirst Ocala Winery COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY Ifit can be upholstered -we can do it! Modern or Antique also MINOR REPAIRS DONNA ANDERSON 705-328-1156 Dr. Steve Russell, Tournament Chairman UXBRIDGE TREE SERVICE * Expert Tree Climbers @° Professional Chainsaw Operators & TREE, SHRUB & HEDGE * Removals >~. * Pruning * Trimming Complete Clean-up! (fully insured) Your satisfaction is our satisfaction David Watts B.Sc.(Agr.) Bus. (905) 852-5313 STUMP REMOVAL | with the idea -to s bagie designing patterns a year ago. national res ponse to her work as are The rt woman, who started her own busi. ness "The Stitcher's Habit" over a year ago is | excited about the response to her cross stitch designs. Although she has been cross stitching for some 20 years, she only came up date Mrs. Higeli has | designed 10 patterns, including Oh Canada depicting a beaver, Sunflower and Moonbeams, Canadian KissMoose, The Wizard and Spring's Promise. She is currently in the process of completing her latest design entitled Silly Goose. Mrs. Higeli studied art in college and has tried her | hand at various crafts, but says nothing has kindled her heart like cross stitch. She has stitched some 250 pieces herself. After attending the Sewing and Needlework Festival in Toronto last to the internet for her su year she was encouraged by the interest the city showed § in her work. 3 3 Six months ago her husband set up a web site for her on the internet and the inquiries into her work have been astounding to Mrs. Higeli. 3 . Hoffman, a company in Alabama, picked up all of 10 her designs, including an order for 1,000 patterns of The Wizard. Hoffman will be representing her at an upcoming trade show in North Carolina, hoping to garner even more interest in her work. ' The internet is also responsible for calls from potential clients in Europe, Australia and Spain. Currently her patterns are being avail- able in stores in Toronto, Acton, Calgary, Ottawa, Illinois, Utah, North Dakota, Virginia and Connecticut. : She says the internet was the best move she ever made. "It allows me to compete with others who have been in the business longer. It not only gives me the tools to get my name and work known, but it levels the playing hile wice Tuesday and | with a combined pres 21,000 Copies For further infor