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Woodside Library renovation receives boost from $375,067 jobsOntario grant The stage is now set for the long awaited facelift of the Woodside Library, thanks to a grant announced Thursday from the jobsOntario Community Action program. According to Culture, Tourism and Recreation minister Anne Swarbrick, Oakville‘s library A â€"team of â€"â€"student ‘investors‘ from White Oaks Secondary School placed ninth nationally in Wilfrid Laurier University‘s annual fall Stock Market Competition for high school students. Team members included Bryand Adlam, Rob Ellis, Cy Ingrey, Edgarâ€"Jan and Kevin Shand who turned $100,000 into $123,443. A team of four students from Collingwood won the competition with a $177,051.83 tally. The Stock Market competiâ€" tion was established in 1968 as part of a first year business program at WLU, was later played by high school students across Ontario and then went national in 1983. The purpose of the contest is to give contestants a realisâ€" tic understanding of how the stock market operates in Canada. \'o se L VNJ \21 i s’r“ C | APPETIZER 1 oaxviuce EAEJaoun \. j EXPIRES JUNE 30/94. _ j n 6x WOSS students place ninth in stock market competition "Oakville is enhancing its eduâ€" cational and informational strucâ€" ture that will not only contribute to the skillsâ€"based work force, but also stimulate economic activity, generate revenues and create jobs," said Swarbrick. board will receive $375,067 from the province to renovate the library. Plans in store for the Woodside branch include a new public entrance completely accessible to pedestrians, drivers and those using wheelchairs. CORRECTION We wish to draw your attention to the following error in our "Get Ready for Summer For A Lot Less" fyer. PAGE 3: The price boxes for Tricep Lawn Week Killer #1 (59â€"3730â€"6) and Chlorisect Insect Killer #2 (59â€" 3748â€"6) should be transposed. PAGE 9: 85â€"1020â€"4, Compact 18" Charcoal should read each, not your choice. We wish to draw your attention to the following error in our current "Great May Sale" flyer. PAGE 2: Item #7, 50â€"2957â€"2, Fisher Price Tumble Darts should read 16.99, Reg. 19.99. Item #8, 50â€"2756â€"0, YoYo Ball should read 6.99. PAGE 10: Wynn‘s Rainâ€"Away should read "Just Wipe on For Superâ€"Clean Windshield and Effective Rain Beading Action, 200ML liquid. We wish to draw your attention to the following error in our current "Spring Car Care Values" Mini Book. PAGE 2: Illustrations for Motomaster 3.5L Citrus and Heavy Duty Hand Cleaner should be tri PAGE 4: Illustrations for Dynaâ€"Plus Filler 310 (47â€" 5603X) and Putty Cote Filler #11 (47â€"5660â€"8) should be transposed. PAGE 4: lllustrations for the Auto Body Fillers, items 7,8 and 9 are incorrect. The copy and prices are correct. PAGE 21: Item #16 41â€"8154X, 72â€"Spoke Wheel Cover and item #17: 41â€"8106%, Steel Trim Ring Wheel Cover, the 30% savings does not apply. PAGE 18: Item #13, Replacement Mirror Head. Reads: 36â€"2576X, available in black or white casing, 15.99. Should read: 36â€"1087X, available in Chrome, Black or White casing, from 14.99. PAGE 30: For Aerostar copy reads: 1986â€"92, V6 should read: 1986â€"88, 4 Cy. PAGQE 30: 12â€"2246â€"6, Muffier should read 149.95, not 144.95. PAGE 36: Item #2, Mass air Flow Sensor should read 23â€"0452x, 119.99 each, up. Item #3, Oxygen Sensor should read 23â€"2800%, 44.99 each, up. Item #4, Throttle Position Sensor should read 23â€"0421X, 39.99 each, up. PAGE 32: 13â€"770X, Inset should read Shoe Hardware Kit, not disc Pad Shims. PAGE 38: Turboâ€"Charger and Installation Kit should read 523.80 up with tradeâ€"in not 523.80 up. We wish to draw your attention to the error in our * current 1994 Annual Catalogue. PAGE 43: Spacemaker Pro Rack, 68â€"0364â€"4 should read 3 shelves, not 5. PAGE 110: Item #3, 57â€"4144X, Rubber Mallets are available in 14 or 28â€"0z sizes, not 16â€"0z. There will also be barrierâ€"free OAKTOWN SHOPPING PLAZA â€"o 550 Kerr Street 844â€"5732 UPPER OAKVILLE SHOPPING CENTRE Upper Middle at 8th Line washrooms, parking spaces, pubâ€" lic telephones and study carrels. The main floor will be expanded to encompass the library‘s entire public collection for easy access. The renovation is expected to generate 2,000 person days of construction employment. If you are a GIC investor, whether it be for your RRSP or RRIF or as part of your savings program, it will certainly be worth your while to drop into the Fiscal Agents office on Speers Road â€" across from the Oakville Beaver â€" and meet Phyllis Lewis. This pleasant, noâ€"nonsense local resident is a recent addition to the staff of investment specialâ€" ists at Fiscal Agents and brings with her 27 years of experience helping people manage their money. Formerly with a major bank, Phyllis understands the firm foundation GICs bring to investment portfolios. "GICs are conservative investâ€" ments and many people like their relative safety and simplicity," says Phyllis. "The advantage that Fiscal Agents has for GIC buyers is the variety of institutions that we represent and the flexible prodâ€" ucts we offer. Clients really like the fact that they can sit down with me and let me help them select their GICs, RRSPs and RRIFs from a large number of institutions. Because I am not confined to offering just one institution‘s products, clients know I have their best interests in mind." For those not familiar with Fiscal Agents, it is a oneâ€"stop shopping office for investors, offering a wide variety of serâ€" vices from its centrally located office at 466 Speers Road. The company gathers pertinent investment information from more than 190 banks, trust comâ€" panies and insurance companies, and other financial institutions across Canada. The information is made available to Fiscal Agents‘ local clients and also for newspapers like the Toronto Star, Financial Post and Toronto Sun, where the comprehensiveness of the data is appreciated. "We survey the market daily to be able to recommend the best possible rates of return for our clients, complete all the necesâ€" Fiscal Agents‘ Phyllis Lewis fully appreciates what GIC‘s â€" bring to investment portfolios MONEY MANAGEMENT MADE EASY!Y sary paperwork and deposit the client‘s funds into the financial institution of their choice," says Phyllis. "Frequently we can offer interest rates higher than those available from local institutions because we receive higher rates for volume business and because many of the institutions we repâ€" resent don‘t have to open and staff expensive branches." Fiscal Agents‘ clients do not pay fees for the service they receive; instead, the company is paid by the financial institutions. Representatives, such as Phyllis, will take the time to explain the investment options, compare them, provide business profiles on the firms involved, advise the client of tax implicaâ€" tions and finally, offer recomâ€" mendations. "We are virtually an agency office for many different instituâ€" tions," comments Phyllis. "We will provide all the appropriate documentation of the investment, followed by a certificate or conâ€" firmation from the institution. We also provide a comprehensive report of the client‘s portfolio through "Your Manager Statement Account System"Y", and clients receive a periodic newsletter with more general financial information, all without charge. When an investment is Phyllis Lewis, who recently joined the staff at Fiscal Agents, says, "Let us help you design a total program to plan, organize and keep track of your hardâ€"earned savings and investments." * DEPENDABLE _ x WE THINK GREEN * QUALITY * FAST FUSSY For A Free Estimate 845â€"3777 Our Goal ... Certa ProPainters up for renewal, I will give ample advance notice, and follow up on each investment." Fiscal Agents is a member of the Federation of Canadiaw Independent Deposit Brokers and specializes in helping people place money in GICs, RRSPs and RRIFs, in addition to providâ€" ing a full range of insurance company services such as Annuities, LIFs, Life Insurance and Segregated Funds. For those inclined to make a deeper study of Canadian instituâ€" tions and their markets, Fiscal Agents publishes The Fiscal Reports and The Financial Services Source Book. Many, financial institutions rely on these publications to keep abreast of the industry and their competiâ€" tors. And even though Fiscal Agents does not handle mortâ€" gages, the research staff compiles and compares mortgage informaâ€" tion as well â€" just to be thorough. "We really try to provide personâ€" alized service for our clients, in a relaxed, nonâ€"threatening environs ment," summarizes Phyllis. For more information about Fiscal Agents or to reach Phyllis, call 844â€"7700. SHOP CANADA‘S HIGHEST GIC RATES David Wilkins Serving Oakville Since 1986 a P N %;3'@:;'” N A, y