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Page 8, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, April 13, 1994 DRMA plans trade show A transportation trade show will ho held by the Durham Region Manufactuirera Associa- tion on June 2 in Pickering. 'Moving Goods & Services in the 90's.' sponsored by The Mackie Group, wilI ho hel dat the Metro East lfrade Centre. The trade show «promises to ho themost effective and efficient marketing method to meet custe- mers, suppliers, and te network with industry professionals," states Peter Le-Bel, chair of thÈe trade show committee, in a bro- chure publicizing the show. «Because of the ever changing demande by oranizations te, become more effic ient and coin- petitive by reducing costs, coin- bined with the necessity to, approach markets on a global export scale, DEMA bas created a trade show te both educate and technically informn about moving products and services in the 90 's,» states LeBel, who is Whitby's economic development dirertor. There will ho 'diaplays and semin ara, and the keynote speaker before a 7:30 p.m .dinr is Minister of Transportation Gilles Pouliot. Seminara are 'Moving Hazard- Oua Gooda,' ' Producta Liability Insurance' and 'Exporting -- Governuient Assistance Pro- graine! The coat cf a display booth is $200 for members, $250 for non- members. Dinner is $4 for mem- hors, $45 for non-meînbers. For more information call 434- 1412. Secretaries 'bettering their best'" In celebration of Professional Secretaries Week, April 24 to 30, the Durham Region Chapter of Professional Secretaries Inter- national is presenting a full-day workshop and a luncheon on Wednesday, April 27, featuring Bud Stoner of Bud Stoner and Associates, training consultants. Both events will take place at Rarmonyý Creek golf centre, 1000 Bloor St E., Oshawa from 8:30 a.m. te 4 p.m. The theme will ho 'The successful office professional, bettering our best in 1994.' Topics to ho discussed are motivation, manager/secretary teain building, managing anger and 'Attitude - your most priceless possession.' Victoria Earle, director of senior services for Durhamn Region, will ho the Iüncheon speaker. Tickets are $75 lor seminar and luncheon or $2 for executive luncheon only. For more information, contact Heather Globe at 668-5851 or Joanne Evans at.432-6152. '994 BROCHURE GARDENS. FOR CULLEN Students conduet EDS. audi*t On Tuesday, students froin Anderson CVI and an environ- mental technology teacher and student from Durham College discussed EDS Canada waste management issues and did a waste audit. The audit was held at the EDS offices at the Whitby Mail, and included finding a representative sample, brealcing it. into waste types, weighing the inaterial, totalling weights and prorating to annuel quantities, determining recyclables, non-recyclables and recyclables within non-recyclable paths, and evaluating the "ystem. The prograin will ho ongoing in order te meet the requirements of,- the Industrial, Commercial and Institutional Waste Managevnent Act that requires corporations te K UMGN ..is coming to your neighbourhood * and your child wilI benefit for LIFEI For over 35 years the KUMON Method has helped millions of chlldren worldwlde, aged 4 to 15, to master mathematics, Improve sef-confidence and bulid good stucfr habits. The KUMON Method can be a benefit to any child whether to correct an existing problem or to avold future ones. Regular Kumon practIce over time makes ail the difference! * KUMON, it's an investment In your chiid's future. * O OUR PENsUE : Brlng your chlld for a free placement test. TH URSDAY, APRI L 21IST, 7:-30 P.M. Whitby Civic Recreation Centre, 5055 Rossland Road East, Whitby m&IPKUMON* Programns that get RESULTsd&\,\ comply with,,gnandatury source separat ion, waste audit and production work plans. 'Synchronous Production' will ho discussed at a meeting in Whitby on Tuesday, April 19. Warren Clark, manager of quality su pport office for General Motera cf Canada in Oshawa, will be speaker at the meeting held by the local chapter of the Canadian Association for Produc- tion and Inventory Control. The dinner meeting will ho at Maggies (upstairs) at the Earl of Durham Restaurant at 227 Brock St. S., Whitby. Cost is $20 for members, $25 for non-mnembers. For more infor- mation cail Lyn at 721-3320. A brochure publicizing Cullen Gardens & Miniature Village was one of the winnera of, a North American competition.' The Association of Professional Brochure Distributors presented the award to reconz the Cul- Ion brochure's «cfreative design and concept, and its competitive advantages as a display brochure designerto serve the needa of the traveling public..." CTM Brochure Display, Ltd. aubmitted the brochure as an entry in the 1993 North America Brochure Award competition held in Vancouver, B.C. last Octohor. Ail brochure entries were eva- luated through competitive coin- parison, and judgedt by industry profession aIs representing bro- chure distribution and dispi ay companies in North America. Companies learlito stay 6'One Step Ahead' Andrew Campbellauhor of 'One =epAheaa -eetingYour Compan Cmpetîtive, wilI ho gs paker at a breakfast meeting in Ohawa on Wednes- da& May4 e=i% a ecognized Canadian authority on personal corporate maiagment. H ei s eat on rejuývenat- ing. cpanies and mamizing teircoptitiveneasthrough strate'c m anageent planning. Cot of the befat meeting, held by the Durham Region Manufacturera Association at 7:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn, is $20 for inembers,' $25 for non- members. For more information eall434- 1412. Diner design in new restaurant By~ Sharon Stevenson The Empire Diner is a place to relive smre old memories and create new ones. The new restaurant, that opened in March in the No Frilis plaza on Tickson Road North, is in a long,narrow unit and the dîner thm resulted during design and docorating. «It juat sort of evolved that' way aswe did it,» says ownor Hoco mbra. Decor includes fif- ties and sixties paraphernalia. The restaurant business1 is nothin ne to Ambra who used te wor ài> hie family at Tat'a Restaurant in the Osh*&wa Centre, and who has been in the restaurant business for il1>c.ars. He chose the new plaza as a location because ho feels it is in a growing area. -Empires specialties -are «great homemade burgers,» fies and «good coffee.- But they also serve daily spe- ciels, salade and a wide variety of homem ado desserts. An emphatic "Positive!" is how Ambra describes customer reponse thus far to what could become a well-known eating place in the neighbourhood. 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