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JANUARY NEWSLETTER
Meeting was held on Wednesday, January 09, 2002 at Ellas Restaurant, 702 Pape Ave. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE: January's meeting was excellent, a good turnout with 37 people in attendance and our speaker Suzanne Park did a great job on her teachings about dispute resolution. Which I am hopeful all of us enjoyed so we can now look at conflicts and resolutions a little more with the information that was given. I also had the pleasure of presenting New Member certificates to Michel Lefebvre, Operations Manager, O&Y Enterprise Commercial Management, North American Centre and Collin Jones, Operations coordinator, Adason Properties Ltd., Canada Life. Also, a new associate member Centrifugal and Associates who was represented by Jason Pond was presented their certificate which represents a company dedicated to participate and assist the association in meeting its goals. With all the effects on our daily lives from current events, September 11th, Economic downturns, War, unstable investment markets, massive layoffs; I would like to offer you some good news, our industry is growing. In my recent travel throughout the GTA I have seen no sign's of construction being at a standstill, companies are pursuing renovations to make their facilities more inviting and things are continuing to take place in our industry. We as a professional Association will try to bring you all the latest updates on training for which you can personally benefit and be more technically prepared. Yours Truly, Yours Truly, YEARBOOK At Our January Meeting, Mr. Ken Vanderputt our yearbook chairman kicked of our 2002 reference and buyers guide ad renewals by asking those in attendance to check our files for their contractors and suppliers to ensure they have a chance to renew before our deadline, new ads are welcome too. Renewals and new ads are a very important part in keeping our associations growth, education and social activities at a high standard they are today so please continue to help us by supporting our suppliers and advertisers as they do us. All you have to do is ask! Please use the enclosed 2002 order form and fax it directly to Ken at 416-296-9222 or the TBMOA hot line 905-509-8272 or contact Ken Vanderputt at 416-296-2918. Please remind your contractors and suppliers to sign up they will appreciate it. SOCIAL
The T.B.M.O.A. has committed to having our Annual Golf tournament at the Sleepy Hollow Golf and Country Club for September 17th 2002. Anyone wishing further details, sponsorships etc are to contact our committee chairman Brent Hotham of Service Excellence at 416-717-0065 or 1-800-825-7177 EDUCATION Come to the General Meetings and find out what's new! Opportunity to network, share solutions, find out about the industry and the people in it. PHONING -
Our sincere condolences go to Mr. Bill Herridge and Family on the loss of Bills mother, and to Mr. Rick Keddy and Family on the loss of Rick's mother. MEMBERS CORNER If you have something to say please let us know and we can put it in print. Attached to this special edition newsletter that is going out to all our advertisers is a letter from one of our past presidents in hope you will share in a worthy cause. Erv has also asked us to pass along the date of Monday July 22nd which will be the 6th annual Batten Disease golf tournament at Mill Run, Live auction, Silent auction and lots of prizes. Call Erv at 905-831-7517 for more details or check the Batten Web Site at BDSRA.org
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THE CURRENT YEAR 2001 DAILY REFERANCE AND BUYERS GUIDE IS AN EXCELLENT SOURCE OF INFORMATION, USEFUL TOOLS, AND MOST OF ALL, LISTINGS OF THOSE WHO SUPPORT THE ASSOCIATION THROUGH ADVERTISING.
Please show your support to the contractors and suppliers that advertise by using them.
Keep your calendars open for our annual Theatre Night, which is February 28th 2002 at the CBC's Broadcast Centre. We will be attending a tapping of the Royal Canadian Air Farce. Keep posted for further details. 
Please contact Tony Almeida at 416-864-0834 (24hr. voice mail) or respond via e-mail to 
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