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Secretary group formed A Durham Region chapter of the Professional Secretaries Association has been formed. A meeting was scheduled for Wednesday this week (5:30 p.m., at 1148 King St. E.) while an organizational meeting was scheduled for June 22 (7 p.m.) in the staff lounge at Durham College. "We're kind of learning as we go along," says Kim Perrin, vice president for the chapter. She says the association is not only for secretaries but also ad- ministrative assistants and executives or "Anyone involved in the business world. "It's much broader than just "secretary" says Perrin. The assodiation began in Kansas City in 1942 and is -now worldwide. Local organizers, almost all from Oshawa, are hoping for par- ticipation from across Durham Region. Perrin says the association provides an opportunity for get- togethers and offers seminars on continuing education. Patricia MacPherson of Oshawa is president, Jeanne Searle of Oshawa is secretary and Mary Ann Cousineau of Whitby is treasurer. Perrin can provide more info. Call 433-0011. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE.17, 1987, PAGE 9 whitbybusiness Stores join Anderson students second Three Anderson students fared eXtremely well in the recent On- tario Business Education Association business studies con- test held at Durham College. Cheryl Houghton, a Grade 10 student, placed second in novice keyboarding; Dana Lynn Stewart, Grade 11, came second in junior keyboarding; and Jody Walmsley was third in shorthand. Stewart's third-place finish .was excellent considering her shorthand was completed last semester. Anderson sent a contingent of 12 students to compete in the three dif- ferent competitions. Overall, there were more than 100 from various high schools throughout Durham Region. The marks will now be compted with others throughout Ontario to determine provincial winners. Motivation speaker here Bob Proctor, an internationally known speaker on personal motivation, will make a presen- tation on "The Power Within You," on June 22 at the Whitby Yacht Club. Sponsored by the Whitby Cham- ber of Commerce, the evening will begin with a social half hour at 6 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. Seats are available at $24 per person, with seating being limited. Anyone wishing to attend is advised to reserve early by calling the Chamber of Commerce at 668-4506. Proctor, described by the Toron- to Real Estate Board as "the foremost motivational speaker in North America today," has spent 25 years fulfilling the needs of a multitude of business and professional clients with his highly acclaimed series of seminars. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY The 1986 Audited Financial Report and Financial In-. formation Return for the Town of Whitby are available for the information of the residents of the Municipality. Copies will be made available, on request, at the Treasury Department, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, during regular business hours. THE CORPORATION OF THE Whitby General Hospital ANNUAL MEETING Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Corporation will be held THURSDAY, JUNE 25,1987 commencing at 8:00 p.m. In the Cafeterla of the Hospital The Meeting will be held to: 1. Revlew Minutes of previous meetings. 2. Recelve Reports. 3. Amend Administrative Hospital By-laws. 4. Appoint Auditors. 5. Elect Members to the Board. 6. Discuss any matter raised at the meeting. Copies of the Hospital By-laws and Financial Statements may be examined at the office of the Secretary at any time during normal business hours or will be mailed to members on request. By Order of the Board, James R. Miller Secretary JAYNE WYVILL (1) glues material while Natalie Blouin paints on the Dundas St. W. sidewalk in front of Kid's Play Supplies and The Book Between. Free Press photo for summer Two local businesses have teamed up for the summer to provide a "fun service" for children. Barb Harris, owner of the "The Book Between" in downtown Whit- by, invited Chris Stevenson to display items from her Kid's Play Supplies. Stevenson had operated her business from her Henry St. home. She sells educational games and toys and art supplies. "This is a new venture for us," said Harris, who has operated her store for seven years. . The two merchants say the set-up will offer "the best of the new and the best of the old" to entertain children over the summer months. Stevenson's philosophy behind her store is "Our playing is our learning, our learning is our playing" and she has collected stimulating durable toys and games that encourage use of a child's imagination. She says, for example, that once a child masters the art behind' a solar-powered cardboard kite, the child can later design or build a vehicle made of "junk box con- struction materials." F. ! 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