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Conference for Halton women seeking work Uniernployed'? Lookiisg for work? W'ant to leam new skilîs? t can seem overwhelming, especially if you've been out of the job market for some lime. Find out where t0 begin at Options: The Conference that Works for Women. This two-day conference will be held next Tuesday and May 31 at the Holiday Inn, 3063 South Service Rd., in Buringlon from 8:30 ar.. 0 3:30 p.m. Building on the success from last year's conference, Halton women wil11 leam about job prospects for tihe future, local trainng programs, resources available in the com- munity and tips for balancing work and family. Working in smaîl groups, partici- pants will also spend lime identifying per- sonal akills, strengtbs and intereats 10, help tind the type of job that suits eacb person. The conférence is open 10 Halton women at no charge. Assistance with transporta- lion lu the conference is available. Participants must pre-register by calling (905) 825-6000, ext. 4170. 'Studentfinalist in contest Milton District Higb Scîsool student Tenille Lou-Hing was one of three winners chosen for the Intergenerational Essay Contest. Thse contest, sponsored by the Halton chapter of Canada's Association for thse Fifty-Plus (CARP), was open 10 ail sec- ondary studenîs in Halton. Each school was requested 10 submit ils best entry 10 the chapter. The winners wili be announced at the group's meeting tomorrow night. Prizes of $300, $200 and $100 will be awarded. The students will also have lIse opportu- niîy 10 read or teIl of their intergenerational experiences. Jonathan Tien of St. Ignatius of Loyola Secondary School in Oakville and Katharine Wallace of Assumption Secondary School in Burlinglon will also be recognized aI the meeting. Members and the general public are wel- corne 10 attend. For more information, cal Harry Bowers aI (905) 335-5717. The Canadien Champion, Tuesday, May 22, 2001--9 Be, sure to read about ail the local arts and entertainment happenings in this Friday's Champion. A&E appears every other Friday. F' ull Aesthetic Services In An $.Intimate Relarlng Atmosphere *Aesthetics b * Manicures & Pedicures * v4 v e b y b 'S'A à, b! f b Haut - Facial Treatments Make-up Application Electrolysis - Waxing *Brow & Lash Tinting - Body Treatments *Specialized Treatments Spa Packalges & GIft Certlficates Available 9059nl943 E 42 Broute St. &. Iust south of Main St) Mmbw ~-1hauus " e Fdim" e * iwa9-4 Cld o.d& Moday l-IF-- (7Ur Chevrolet Sorts Centre" ,J CHU VROL ET TRIED TESTED1 ~Serving Milton For CIARISON Tesensible way to buy a car or truck RBESOLD SALES HOUAS SERVICE HOUAS NWO H O Mon-Thurs. tam-9pm Mon.-Fn tam 5pm RVOSBNRPCE Fdday 8am-6pm Tues 8am-8pmAN L COEF$2,0 ___________________________- P HWY. 25 S. AT DERRY RD., MILTON $00DW.OMNYDW