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Neda lB ne ak Sh ES ESS RR EARS SANE ER a SOI Ls EA Abn i rbd hii basil ol RC AIR Salon a Lai PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 1S, 1986 -- 43 Sport, recreation and community service organizations Durham College is hosting a con- ference on Volunteer Service for members of area sports, recreation and community service organiza- tions. The conference will take place form 6:30 p.m to 9:00 p.m. on Fri- day, April 18 and from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturday, April 19. It is sponsored by The City of Oshawa, the YWCA, The Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation and Durham College. Conference registration will take place Friday starting at 5:30 p.m. in the Main Foyer at Durham College. The opening address for the con- ference will be in the College Dining Lounge at 6:30 p.m. and will be delivered by Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey. It is recommended that those interested in the conference notify the organizers as soon as possible as the number of -par- ticipants is limited. Cost for the con- ference is $35 and this fee includes Saturday's lunch and dinner. The fee made payable to The YWCA should be sent to Donna Davidson, YWCA, 199 Centre Street South, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 4A8. The con- ference is designed to identify the common leadership needs of volunteer executives in the Durham Region, and to improve ad- ministrative skills and organiza- tional effectiveness. It will increase contact and co-operation among community groups. The Friday night program pro- vides a choice of three workshops scheduled from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Donald Endicott, Department Head for Public Relations at Durham College, is to be Louise Patterson Craft Guild 'The Louise Patterson Handicraft Guild met on Wednesday 12 for the regular March meeting with a good- ly number in attendance. The craft of "Paper Tole" was demonstrated in the workshop period, and after lynch Barbara Porter spoke to us on 1-day trips available in the district.' The remainder of the meeting was devoted to finalizing plans for the Craft Show on April 17-18. Hope to see you there. The Louise Patterson Handicraft Exhibition at St. John's Hall, Port Perry will be Friday April 18, 2-9 pn. and Saturday, April 19, 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Directors needed Nominations are now being ac- cepted for positions to the Board of Directors of the Durham Recycling Concerned and interested citizens across Durham Region are invited to present names of D.R.C. members to stand for election. Election of officers will take place at the Annual Meeting of D.R.C., Tuesday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. in Boardroom 7A of Oshawa City Hall, 50 Centre St. S., Oshawa. The general meeting is cordially invited to attend the Annual Meeting. Nominations must be received by April 7th, by mail to Durham Recycling Centre, 717 Wilson Rd. South, Unit 4, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 6E9, or by calling Glenda Gies at 579-5264. For further information, call 579-5264. facilitator for a session aimed at im- proving PR capabilities of Volunteer Association. Laura Palmer Korn and Tom Horlor, con- sultants for the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation will lead a to assist volunteer executives plan effective meetings. Al Furlong, a Durham Region lawyer with much experience in the areas of insurance and liability will lead a session on this subject. On Saturday, David Wilkinson of the Sport Marketing In- stitute will present an over-view of marketing and sport marketing followed by workshops on SMI package sponsorships, public rela- additional cost per delegate is re- quired for the SMI manual. The Saturday Sport Market Institute presentations run from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Also on Saturday morning one can choose a session on 'Power and Durham to host conference for vo Negotiation- creating change in your organization led by Judy Carter-Smith, a Leadership Development Consultant or on "Managing Your Organization," led by Susan Vail, a consultant in the area of Human Resource Manage- ment and Organizational Planning, After a noon luncheon in the Durham College Dining Lounge, on Saturday afternoon, there is a choice of two wo . Judy Carter-Smith will assist participants Some items are not necessarily as illustrated. rw Sor 5 PILLOW SOFT COMFORT Modern design, 100% non $7 QQ77 - Reg. Sofa & Chair. Reg. $1,049. $529. FRENCH PROVINCIAL BEDROOM BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY FINISH Triple dressser with framed mirror, queen size headboard and 5 drawer chest. 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DINETTE .............. arenes 2168.00 err we *158.00 lunteers on the areas of Volunteer Recruit- ment and Motivation and Susan Vail will lead a session on "Volunteers and Time Management." the afternoon sessions, there will be a social hour and dinner in the Durham College Dining Lounge. For further information on the Volunteer Service '86 Conference at Durham College, call 725-1111 (Oshawa Civic Auditorium) and identify your interest in the Volunteer Service Conference. IMMEDIATE PICK-UP or TT vd Sill KING BY. 4