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A . wr" 4 -- Scugog Citizen -- Wed day, May 22, 1996 Connect at business network meeting The results of a survey of Scugog' Chamber of Commerce members "+ 'clearly showed they are interested in participating in opportunities to meet "their fellow members of wp) \ - The Scugog Fire Department, Hall 1, presented the business munity. The Ch er has responded with a series of megtings beginning with Business After Hours: Leads and Referrals - An Evening to Network, May $4,000 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association last week. Firefighter Stuart Houthuys made the presentation to Rick Harrison, of the Durham Association. H] CIR ATTA SUSIE SAREE Sra oil 27 The Second Hand > for Kids and other Treasures Good Value for Gently Worn & Loved CLOTHING, TOYS & ACCESSORIES Visit us at: 159 CASIMIR STREET Unit 2, Port Perry 985-7795 Tuesday, to Saturday 10 AMto 5 PM Consignments accepted daily to 4 PM. - 28. Meetings will be held at the Chamber office, 269 Queen Street, Port Perry, starting at 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker, Donna Messer is a networking expert. Several years ago, Ms. Messer began to hold what, she termed "success nights" for entrepreneurs who needed guidance in mapping out their future. Acting as a facilitator, she + successfully guided more than 200 people through her "success" process. She founded Co tUs - a workshop ogram designed to help entrepreneurs needing direction. She states, "the three R's of good networking . . ; through effective networking you can repackage your skills, recycle your dens and re- Guides kept busy The Blackstock District Girl Guides have had a busy Spring. Sparks decorated themselves from their head to théir toes. They made new bonnets for Easter, which they paraded to the Guides. Then they painted socks to wear when they and their special guest "artists" sang Black Socks. 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La lA A F- North of SACOKLIN 655- 5866 15.99 The Guides T have been busy; learning how to make candles the old fashioned way on their trip to The Scugog Shores Museum, helping out at community events and spending the weekend camping at Camp ac. % The Pathfinders. went camping too, but they didn't have the same conveniefices as the Guides. They braved the rain and cold in tents at Heber Downs. Rangers have been sweating it out in a hot kitchen, preparing, serving and cleaning up after a number of the Blackstock Hall dinners. All of this will be coming to an end on May 27 when the District finishes off the year with the Guide Plus One Banquet. , Following will think your current situation. Networking will help everyone connect with new opportunities and discover strategic alliances that 'will build bridges to economic security." The evening will begin with Ms. Messer, guidi skills with a discussion of how to set up a leads and' referral program. Space will be provided for all Chamber members to display their business cards or promotional material. The meeting is free to Ch participants in developing the skills necessary to effectively network. be an opportunity for everyone to Jdntroduce themselves and 'practice their new found From Page Three manages more than 100 casinos in numerous countries around 'the world. Chief Edgar also pointed out that the First Nation band council wants all of Scugog Township to "benefit from the project and money will be turned over to the local hospital, minor sports and recreation, the volunteer fire department and Scugog Library. "Even after the way we have been treated, we (the band council) want to share with others," he said. With the recent and - $5.00 for non members. May 28 . . . bring a friend and meet someone new! Everyone is welcome. For more information, and to R.8.V.P. call Darlene Brown at 985 - 4971. 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