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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 28, 1989 Paul Van Camp graduates with top 5% marks in Canada At 26, Paul Van Camp isn't do- ing too badly for himself. He married his high school sweetheart, Yvonne, and the couple is expecting their first child in May; he opened his own accounting business last May; and not too long ago he completed the final stage of a gruelling five year education in accounting--the char- tered accountant's standard Canada- wide exam. Four thousand people across the country wrote the exam last year, and Port Perry's Paul Van Camp finished with marks in the top five per cent. No, he's not doing too badly at all. Since he was 16 years old, Paul knew he wanted to be a chartered accountant, and he started his for- mal education at the University of Waterloo in 1983. After complet- ing the co-op program, he ob- tained 45 credits in accounting courses, went through the School of Accountancy, and then finally, last Fall, he passed the final Cana- dian exam with astounding marks. Over the years he has gained plenty of experience in the field, mostly through a large firm in Toronto called M. Finkelstein and Partners. Most accountants in their first few years expect to be working at large firms, and are happy doing so--very few have their own busi- of it as boring because some of nesses so early in their careers. But Paul does--and he credits ac- countant Dave Muir, who recently closed his own accounting busi- ness and turned over many of his accounts to Paul. "I owe an awful lot to Dave for the opportunity," he said. Paul's really happy to be work- ing in his hometown (his office is on Water St.) instead of a big To- ronto office. "I'm not a big corporate man," he explained. "Plus, Port Perry is really growing and that helps." His favourite part of the busi- ness is helping businesses and in- dividuals, "really helping people," he said. He says he'd like to concentrate on giving up-close personal atten- tion to small and medium sized businesses, helping entrepreneurs realize their dreams. "I like to think of myself as an advisor, a consultant," he added. _ While many people harbour the impression that accountants are "boring", Paul says that's not so. "I can see how people can think the work can be tedious," he said. "I want to throw that perception aside. I think I'm a colourful per- son!" His wife Yvonne runs the ad- ministration side of the business. rn oe " Mahlberg - 86 percent - 1st place. Music festival results The following piano students recently participated in the "Sunderland Lions Club Music Festival" and were successful in achieving these results. Con- gratulations are extended to all for their dedicated efforts! These students are all piano pupils of Mrs. Paula Copithorn A. MUS. Ped. R.M.T. of Port Perry. Beginners - 11 or 12 yrs. old - Sean Sauter - 84 percent - 1st place. Pre-Grade 1 - Shawna Beesley - 84 percent - 3rd place; Alex Dell - 82 percent; Andrea Edgar - 81 percent; Kristy Walker 80 percent. Duet - 8 yrs. old - Alex Dell & Andrea Edgar - 82 percent - 2nd place; Kristy Walker & Shawna Beesley - 81 percent - 3rd place. Grade 1 - (Country Dance) - Christy Mahlbery - 80 percent. Grade 1 (Mist) - Christy Holtby - 78 percent. Grade 2 (Miniature Rondo) - Lisa Eddy - 85 percent - 1st place. Grade 2 (Intrata) - Ryan Edgar - 80 percent; Melissa Pereman 78 percent. . Grade 5 (Minuet) - Cathy Pavlik - 80 percent; Michael Pothier 80 percent; Daniel Mabhlberg - 78 percent. Grade 5 (Sonatina) - Daniel Grade 5 (Canadian Comp.) - Cathy Pavlik - 80 percent & Grade 6 - Erin Edgar - 80 percent. Grade 6 - (Valse) - Lori Hall - 80 percent. Grade 6 - (Sonatine) - Sara Hopkins - 82 percent; Lori Hall - 81 percent; Becky Gower - 80 percent. Grade 8 (Popular Choice) - Chris Wokral - 85 percent - 1st place; Heather Munro - 77 Our continuing growth requires dynamic, hardworking owner/operator to join us in a new Paul Van Camp has opened his own chartered ac- location in countant company In Port Perry, with the help of his percent. wife Yvonne. See story for details. Grade 8 (Canadian Comp.) - PORT PERRY Joanne Eddy - 83 percent - 3rd place; Heather Munro - 82 per- cent; Jennifer Blanchard - 81 per- cent; Stefanie Craning - 81 percent. Grade 10 - Niki Bardeleben - 82 percent - 2nd place. If you are seriously interested in a business . opportunity with a strong return on investment; have a total net worth of $315,000 with $110,000 cash and want to become an independent business person with one of the most successful Franchisors in Canada, we'd like to talk to you. 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