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PAGE 10, WIUTBY FREE, PRESS, 'WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1989 -* i Alco a presid ent WIllspeakat DRMA meeting Soaps's GETTING A WELCOME from many female fans was Charles Grant, who portrays Evan Bates on the soap opera 'Another World,' during the grand opening of Soap's (3oodtime Laundry, Saturday, May 6. The laun- dromat, at 1916 Dundas St. E., is liquor licensed. Free Proe photo The Durham Region Manufacturersd Association, presents- 'Leadership, Partner- ship nd Pofit in Safety' at the Thusdy,> May 18 dinner showcase to be held at General W. Sikorsld,,Polish Veteran's Hall in Oshawa. ý The aiýeciation wili be welconing C. Fred Fetteroîf, president of Aluminuni Co. of America (Alcoa) as guest speaker for the evening. Fetterolf's concept of "participation and the new safety' professional" wil provide information about imprvingconditions in the A special feature at the showcase will be a sepiinar conducted by Franz Schnýeider, president of Humantech Inc., a consultant specialist in the field of human performance analysis. He will be denionstrating the 'Return On Investment" (ROI) program, designed to provide a company with a, realistic estimate of the costs associated with health and safety performance. This information can then be used to help access the cost effectiveness of' new safety initiatives. For further information contact Linda Porritt at 434-1412. C. FRED EEITEROLF LANGS OFFICE AND COMPUTER FURNITURE 975 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING ONTARIO L1W 3A4' ORDER DESK 831-8469 SHOWROOM OPEN: MON. - FRI.9AM-5PM SATURDAY 9AM-4PM "IWe didn't think we'd ever be able to afford it, until National Trust showed us how7" Everyone has dreams. For some it's a ncw kitchen, for others a dream vacation or a brand new car. But flot every- one knows how to turn those dreams into the real thing. Let National Trust help you make special things happen, today. We'll listen to your plans, discuss your options and develop a financing package 1<) mcclyourindividual needs. NATIONAL TRUST WIIITBY A National Tnisco Compan6 ~~ 3,52 Brock St. S. 666-1800 or 308 Dundas St. W. 668.9324 Consult the White Pages for a Branch near you. Women in ]Business directory The Durham Business & Professional Women's Club bas published a new directory, "Durham Women in Business." The publication is a compilation of approximately 180 naines of female entrepreneurs and their business enterprises throughout Durhami Region. Five feature profiles of successful women highlight the directory and attestý to the virtues of determination and persistence as keys to success. The publication's advertise- ments display a wide. range of businesses and services offered by women in the region. The directory, with a price tag of $5 Per volume. is available to individuals and corporations at the club's regular monthly dinner meetings. Persons wishing to purchase a copy of lhis directorY through the mail should contact Karen Graham, 427-2443, or Joyce Marshall, 668-5504. An additional $2 for postage and handling will be added, mraldng the cost of $7 per volume. The club bas grown in the past two years to, more than 40 members and is increasing its membership each month as women attend meetings through the region. Guest speakers at the club's monthly meetings have addressed a wide range of topics from dogs trained for the hearing impaired te copying with stress, college in an effort te promote high tech and emerging technology training in the region, Durhami College bas established the Durhami Manufacturing and Automation Centre. The centre will deliver a broad range of technological training te area industries. Fred King, bas been appointed as directer of the centre. Activities such as prime/computervision, CAD/CAM (computer assisted design and manufacturing) and MituteYO CMM (co-ordinate measuring machine) training will be housed in the institute. For more informnation caîl Doug Tripp, dean of techiiologY,, àat 576-0210, ext. 321.' office design. Membersbip diversity is evident -- criminal and corporate lawyers, accountants, computer technologists, independent retailers, women in the service sector, vice-presidents and preidnts of companies, ladies in hu'man resources, advertising, journlim, marketing. Eakins to -speak at Chamber me etin g Minister of Municipal A ffairs John Eakins will be guest speaker at the Tuesday, May 23 dinner meeting of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce. Addressing the topic 'Future Cit,' Eakins will discuss provin- cial go vernment assistance to municipal development in such areas as transportation and ser- vices. Eakins, Victoria-Haliburton MPP, is a former Minister of Tourism and Recreation. He is p ast president of the Towns and Villages Municipal Association of Ontario. For information about the meeting and tickets, caîl the Chamber office at 668 -4506. Now on half-days Whitby Uhamberof 'Commerce s6cretary Brian Winter is now ,working half-days at the Cham- ber office at, the Pearson Lane development in downtown Whitby His h urs are now 1 to 4 p.m., Monday to Thursday. Also working out of the office is Deb Filip, executive secretary for the Chamber. SERVICE LTJJ. f Bookkeeping # icorne Tai Staternents 965 DUNDAS SI. W.. SU=TE202 WESII LYNDE PLAZA (DUNDAS & JEFFREY SrS.) 430-1166 WHITBY TAX At IV centre at