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Page 8, Whitby Fee Press, Wednesday, January 10, 1996 TAKNOASTAN-D Anti-racism strategies to be discussed at confierence 'Anti-Racism Change and Network Building'are the themnes of a conferenoe organized as part of the TaIng a Stand program of the Soce3.il Development Council of Ajax-Pickering. The conference will take place Saturday, Jan. 20, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St. Durîng the, morning, the conference will feature a panel discussion on building an anti- racism network; a discussion on personal and organizational anti- racism.i strategies; and an evaluation of the impact of the Taking a Stand program. The afternoon session will feature an interactive role-playing exercise entitled 'The World Histomy of Racism in Mfinutes (WHORM).' The conference binids upon past O ý CnnnStoks Over time, common stocks may outper- foi-m many types of investments. Cail for information. Subjeet to. availability. $7,5WH) minimum. 5 year. Simple interest 6.75% 0 Mutua F Nds Professionally managed and diversified. Cali for information. 0f CM"da Bonds 7.28% *Tem pleton initiatives of the Taking a Stand program, but it will also provide participants with the ekilla they need. to develop their own personal or organizational anti-racism strategies," says Tanya Gulliver, anti-racism project coordinator for, the Social Development Council. "WHORM is a unique activity that traces the development of civilizatien fromn 30,000 B.C. to the present and shows how racism emerged within society. It is an interesting experience and we are fortunate to have Tim McCaskell, creator of WHORM, joining us te act as the facilitator," adds Gulliver. Taking a Stand is a projeet of the SocialDevelopment Counils equity and race' relations committee and is funded by the Anti-Racis3m Secretariat of the Ministry of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation, and by The TriIlium Foundation. .For more information or to register, cail Gulliver 686-2661. $103millIon woIrtho! buidingIi 9 There wasn't as much activity as in 1994, but Whitby still ended 1995 with more than $100-million to Invest 'With Edward Jones Please cail or corne by and find out how you can take advantage of these attractive mnvestments. Memnber CI PF >Richard A. Rhodes 580 King St. W. (sland Plaza> Oshawa, Ontario, LU1J J (905) 725-4142 EdwardJones Serving Individual Investors *Rate exprssed as the Iower of yled ta maturity or yleld ta call. Subject to availabllty. Markoet risk s a considaration on Investmants aild prior ta mnaturity. Building Financfal independence worth of construction projects. The Town of Whitby issued permits for $2.27-million worth of projects, mostly residentia], in December te bring the 1995 total te $103.7 Million. That's just over haîf of the $200-million in construction in 1994, but still put Whitby over $100 million for the lOth consecutive year. And, adds Mayor Tom Edwards, CAPIC to meet lXiesday The Canadian Association for Production and Inventory Control (CAPIC) Durham Chapter, will hold a dinner meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 16, starting at 6 p.m., at the Earl of Durham, 227 Brock St. S., Whitby. Dale Northey, who lectures in accounting, materials management and distribution, and information systems, will ciscuss "Wanted Unwilling Empl6&ees-P Members cost is $20, non-member $25. For registration, cal Pauline Bailey at 721-3320. 1995 saw a "substantial increase" in non-residential building. Permits were issued in 1995 for $12.6 -million worth of commercial projects and *11-million worth of industrial projects; 1994 figures were *14.3-million for commercial, $3.9 million for industrial.' Deoember 1995 permits included a $360,000, 12,900-square-foot addition te Whitby Woodworking Ltd., 1615 McEwen Dr. Deoember 1994 permits. were for $64-million worth of'construction* Workshop for 'Creating Effective Brochures' will be the subject of a workshop in Pickering Jan. 20. AB Communications is offering the workshop as one in a series of five for emaîl business owners. .The workshop will be at the Pickering Central Library, 1. to,4 p.m. Cost is $30 per person. For more information and registration, cail 905-831-5654. -- mostly residential as builders, sought, te avoid 1995 levy increases - thus stibstantially boosting '94 numbers. HomepIrneurs wài iee t The Durham Homepreneur Group wiIl meet on Thursday, Jan. 11, 7:30 te 9 a.m., at the Annandale Golf & Curling Club, Ajax. Those- attending thýe next three meetings (Jan. il and 23, Feb. 8) qualify for election te the board of directers. Elections are in March. For more information, calI Bilan at 905-839-4014. Seminar on Ieadelrschip The National Businesswomen's Leadership -Association will present a workshop in>Oshawa Jan. 29. The program, 'Leadership & Supervisory Sills for Women,' costs $125. Cal1-800-477-4749 for more information. T2x sentinars for business Small business tax seminars, at no charge, will be held at Edward Jones, 580 King St. W., Oshawa. Seminars are on Jan. 17 or 23, 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., and-Jan. 25 or 31, 7:30 te 9 p.m. For more information, cal Rhoda at 725-4142. Dr.Willia Cecutt is pleased to announce the relocation of his family practice Effective Mon., January 15 Cali 430-5305 for further information 3050 Garden St. N., Whitby (Loblaws Pllaza) 71