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r Annual Interclub Meeting Held at Lions Centre it âLLLï k ,1 i Ï! Entertainment at the annual interclub meeting, popular Harmonicàts, consisting of local artists $March 26 at the Lions Centré, was provided by the play a wide assortment of instruments. |> Sportsmen among the •(service club members who ^attended the interclub din- k'ner on March 26th, were ^provided with an insight Jiinto the conservation efforts rof Ducks Unlimited Canada. 1. The speaker was Richard •iJohnston of Peterborough kjwho described his organization organization as a private, non-profit gone whose goals are to pre- Bserve, restore, .develop and ^maintain waterfowl breeding breeding habitat in Canada. K It is part of an international international network in the United JiStateSjMexico and New Zealand. Zealand. The Canadian organi- Jj zation received its charter in £ 1937, has a board of directors directors of 81 members and its {• headquarters are in Winni- »! peg, Manitoba. Ji As a result of contribuai contribuai tions received from water- fowl conservationists 5 throughout North America, •j over four million acres of h waterfowl habitat have been jjboth secured and developed Jh from coast to coast, g During the evening, the ■2 presidents of the several ser- t vice clubs were introduced jj and welcomed to the dinner C by Chairman Stan Dunn, g representing the Royal Ca- v. nadian Legion hosts. E Entertainment was pro- j vided by Trudy's Harmoni- s cats, a local group of musi- Jcians who performed, with Gladys Brown accompany- J ing tneir efforts on the pia- £no. who WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE cffiDASHWOOD 1200 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa 436-1344 $$3$ II II «ffloouns In Our Fourth Successful Year! SEMESTER CONNECTION* ACCOUNTING AND ^ WORD PROCESSING Features • FREE TUITION • MORNINGS ONLY • FREE BOOKS • DIPLOMA CREDITS • STATE-OF-THE-ART COMPUTERS * SEMESTER 1: Five Months (September to January) If you are interested Call Garth Gilpin Head of Business, Courtico Secondary School at 436-2074 Before April 27,1990 CLASSES BEGIN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1990 College Receives $123,000 Grant For ECE Centre Allan Furlong, MPP for Durham Centre, recently announced a $123,000 grant to the Early Learning Centre Centre of Durham College, in Oshawa. The funding will be used over a two-year period to assist in the development of licensed child care in designated designated new schools built in Durham, Northumberland, Peterborough, Victoria and Haliburton. Mr. Furlong said that community development consultants employed by the Early Learning Centre will help set up new non-profit child care centres, assist newly established boards of directors to prepare for licensing, licensing, and act as a resource resource for the boards as well as the ministry. "This welcome assistance from Mr. Beer's ministry to the Early Learning Centre I'm sure will help in the establishment establishment of many new child care centres throughout throughout the regions of Durham, Northumberland, Peterborough, Peterborough, Victoria and Haliburton, Haliburton, said Mr. Furlong. Funding for services to support the establishment of non-profit child care centres throughout Ontario is among the priorities contained contained in tne ministry's "New Directions for Child Care". Priorities include the provision of capital toward the' establishment of new non-profit child care centres, and grants to assist with improvements improvements or upgrades to existing ones. Tlie Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 4,1990 19 Ribbon Cutting Officially Opens Kirby Power Equipment • • -- : ' » ■ ••• ■ v •• - •- - . . * .- • .. Kirby Power Equipment Limited in Kirby recently opened their doors to the public with a grand opening School Holding 25th Reunion staff and community have been working for the past several months to organize the event. Many hours have been spent trying to locate former students and invitations invitations have been mailed inviting inviting them to attend the reunion. reunion. Anyone interested in loaning pertinent memorbi- alia for the St. Paul's Elementary Elementary School's 25th Anniversary Anniversary Reunion May 27th, 1990, is asked to contact the Principal, Bob O'Rourke, at 742-2991. Suggestions include include scrapbooks, photos, workbooks, textbooks, etc. The 25th Anniversary Reunion Reunion of former students and staff of St. Paul's Elementary Elementary School, Peterborough Peterborough is only a short time away. Scheduled for May 27th, 1990, the gathering promises promises to be an event former students students and staff won't want to miss. A welcoming reception, entertainment by St.Paul's students, viewing projects relating to the history of the school, are a few of the happenings happenings planned for the celebration celebration day. Members of the St. Paul's on March 31. Local dignitaries were on hand to launch the store with owner Bill Reid and his brother, Robert. Located on the Clarke Museum road and highway highway 115, the new business will be open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday to Thursday; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday; and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. I DR. MARLENE SPRUYT wishes to announce the relocation of her practice to her residence at 87 Mill St. N., Newcastle (2nd Floor) Effective April 1,1990 987-1896 Guest speaker at the annual interclub meeting, March 26th was Richard Johnston Johnston of Peterborough, the Contributor Services representative of Ducks Unlimited Canada. In this photo he is being welcomed to the meeting at the Lions Centre, by Stan Dunn, right, past president of Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion who were hosts. Retail Selling Course Offered At Durham Durham College Management Management Centre, in co-operation with Durham Region Action Committee for Training, is offering a new course in Retail Retail Selling, scheduled for Monday mornings, April 30 to June 25 (8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.). The ability to assist people people with their buying needs and purchase decisions has been identified as the single most important requirement of the retail industry. The course, which is funded through the Canadian Canadian Jobs Strategy, will cover such topics as understanding understanding customer behaviour, helping customers buy, successful successful selling techniques, the importance of product knowledge and dealing effectively effectively with challenging customers. customers. Durham College Management Management Centre, in co-operation with the Durham Region Action Action Committee for Training, Training, is offering two new courses in Telemarketing. Telemarketing Sales Management is scheduled for Wednesdays, May 30 to Juno 27 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.). This course will enable an organization to set up and manage a profitable telemarketing telemarketing sales and customer customer support effort. Some of the effective implementation strategies of n telemarketing program that will be included included in the course of planning facilities, selecting, hiring and training telemarketing staff, creating telemarketing reference materials and tracking results. Telemarketing Snlcs Skills is scheduled for Mondays, Mondays, starting April 30, This course begins with an introduction introduction to Telemarketing. It includes topics related to building skills in qualifying prospects, pro-call planning, post-call analysis, building rapport with customers, uncovering uncovering the needs of customers, customers, handling dissatisfied dissatisfied customers and service problems, Those courses nro funded through Canadian Jobs Strategy and are for employed employed people, For further information, please contact Lornn Hoi- oorn-Moy, Durham Management Management Contre, at G7G-0210 or 1-800-G08-C843. To register, employers should call D.R.A.C.T. at 480-8511. % , te .'l : . .. zjj ■\/'Z iZ;, • -If EVftOPEM 1 * 1 ®, "VM- ... IP W - 4 . 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