PAUL lo, WIJIIBY FM REE WR~, ýWEDNESDAY, JUN dý Jim! Souch rece.ives Ford dealer award Jim Souch, president of Mari- gold* Lincoln Mercury, bas been awarded the Dealer Principal QADA Quality Dealer of the Year award for 1990. The QADA (Ontario -Auto- mobile Dealer's Association) and Time Magazine recently -announ- ced the award, given for out- standing achievement as a dealer and also as a leading citizen in the community. Souch was chosen from 800 dealers across Ontario. He now _qualifies .for the Dealer of the Year award across Canada. Souch, born in Oshawa, first work ed part-time for this father, L.M. Soucb, a co-founder of Ontario Motor Sales. Ho was a gas attendant and parts driver for three years and in 1949-51 he worked on bencb, body and paint ehs graduated from the General Motors Institute, Flint, Mich. dealer program 'in 1951. Ho worked bis way into car sales in 1953, and thon te sales management. Over 26 years, be rose from mechanic te chairman of tbe .... ..... .. board at Ontario Motor Sales. Ho retired for one year, then purcbased Marigold Lincoln Mer- cury Ford delaersbip for tbis cbildren's future in tbe aute business. David Soucb is manager of the new Bowmanville division, Terry Souch is general manager at Whitby, Peter Soucb is service manager, and daugbter Carol is involved in accounting, with sup- port fromn daughter Cathy and wife Joan. Jim Soucb if a former pro- sident of tbe QADA and cbair- man for botb the OADA and TADA (Toronte Automobile Dea- ler's Association) government relations committee. His extensive community i- volvement bas included or in- cludes membersip witb the Kiwanis Club of Oshawa, Whitby Obamber of Commerce, Whitby Genoral Hospital, Oshawa Chamber of Commerce, United Way, Ontario Regiment Offilcers Mess,' Durham Diabetes Associa- tion and Juvenile Diabetes Researcb Foundation, among manay otbers. LIUC MAKING BANKING MORE CONVENIENT FOR YOU. Monday - Wednesday 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday 9:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. EFFECTIVE JUNE 8, 1990 CIBC, 101 BROCK ST. N. (DUNDAS AND B ROCK) will now be opened extended hours to serve you better. Corne In. Fred Wynistorf, Manager, and staff are proud to serve you. We always have time for you; anytirne. If you have any questions about CIBC accounts., rates and services, please cal us at 668-3351 or please cal CIBC Contact 980-CIBC Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.rn. - 6:00 p.m. Ce ws rkingfOryOU! w41)1 CANADA STUDENT Employment AI Furlong, Whitby Chamber of Centre recently held a grand open. Commerce president Bob Stanley, ing at its Bru>ck St. S, office. From councillor Lynda Buffett, and left are student employxnent officer Anderson CVI student prime minis. Tracy Spear, Durhamn Centre MPP ter Janice Nunney. Fr.. Pr. photo Nanny servioLe begun to meet daY care. needs By Trudie Zavadovios About four years ago Moyra Pudleiner was searching for an answor te ber day care needs. Today sbe owns and operates CardinaM Nannies and coin- panions nc., a company that bandles tbe needs of many parents and seniors tbroughout tbe Durham Region. Newly located on the tbird floor at 101 Mary St. W. i Pearson Lanes, Cardinal Nazi- nies and Companions Inc. pro- vide nannies te look afler chil- dren on a part-time or fuli-time basis for lo1ng- or sbort-term periods. Tbyofr the saine service for seniors wbo prefer to stay at home,' yot stili noed helfp i getting tbings dono. UWe offer a personalized ser- vie" says Pudleiner. "I meet witb ail my clients abead of turne in tbeir home. I h-y te got a feel for wbat tbey want and need.» Pudleiner says tbat, for chil- dren, most parents profor te hire help only when tbey need it, as opposed to, tbe ¶ve-in' nanny wh o was popular in tbe past. They do ofer tbe 'live-in' nanny services te those wbo want and need it. "We bring people from ovor- seas. We mainly deal witb Great Britain and the Caribbean. It takes anywbere from three months te a year te, bring people over. «Most people are looking for people only wben they want them. I think with two peoplo working i the family, when they do get fanily time, tboy want it to, themselves.» When P'idleiner firat started, she had 10 nannies on staff, now she has 120. Ail nannies go through an extensive screening process. "I check lat least tbree refer- onces," says Pudloiner. She- says The staff and students of Henry Street Hlgh School would 1ke to thank the followlng organîzations for their participation ln the 1989-90 Co-operative Education Programme: E.A. Fairman Public Sohool Perry House Durham Regional Police Dr. Goldberg's Office General Motors of Canada Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority Gus Brown Motors GR8 Waves Hair Design Totten, Sims Hubicki Aqua Plumbing Whitby Christian Assembly Snell, Fraser, Siksay & Mutch St. John The Evangelist Separate School Nurse Chevrolet Oldsmobile Astin Gardon Centre Du Pont of Canada lnteg Offi!ce Services Whitby Chamber of Commerce CKAR Radio MacKay Animal Clinic St. John's Ambulance Ajax Day Care Centre F.M. Heard Public Sohool West Lynde Public School Kids' Campus Whitby General Hospital Dr. S. Milman Ministry of Revenue (Communication Dept.) Bank of Montreal Hardiman, Mount& Associates- Ministry of Revenue (Tax Assessment) Glen Dhu Public School Kathleen Rowe Public School Falcon T.V. Leslie McFarlane Public School R.A. Hutchison Public School South Pacific Wear Canadian Tire Palmerston Public School Ontario New Home Warranty Program tboy must also bave a dlean bill of health and bo bondable. Pudleiner feels tbe need for day care is on the rise meaning the services provided;by ber com- pany will bie more idemand than ever. Newest Moto Photo opens in Whitby ByTue Zavadovic. Aioor Govani of Mote, Phote ini Whitby says nogatives can be made into positîvýely the best pictures possible by hand print- mng each negative and correcting flaws i the procoss. "If we always give <0w! custo- mers), very good quality, wo always have their business. Wo bave very strict.quality control '" says Goviani, prinjpal photegra- pher and general mâa or of tbe store owned by bis brothor Talib Noormohamed. "Wo try te correct flaws and use top of the lino machines." Moto Photo is an Ainorican franchise tbat is becoming well entrenchod in Canada. There are now *25 stores tbrougbout Ontario. Besides on- premise printing of custornors' filmsMoto Photo offers portrait photograp , pos- ters, picture business cara , pic- turo greeting cards and lanxinat- M§One thing we have done witb portraits is teget people te, see the proofs and make their own choices. We also allow for mixing poses.» Old, treasured photos can be gvna fresh new look by resb- ooigthem. Ho says i many cases they corne out far botter than the original photo. Moto Photo also offers a club membership that gives menibersi 25 per cent off photo-finishing and 15 per cent off ail store merchandise. There are now about 900 custoiners taking advazitage of membership oppor- tunities. The store sols a wide range of camneras and camera eqnpnnt as well as frames, Moto Photo is located at 80 Thickson ]Rd. .1 1 1 -1 Li lis qmw