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unior Achievement held a Future : ois Banquet to wind up the year *Of activity. Several awards were - presented during the evening and here are some of the winners. From left to Award winners Steelco), Tony Savage (Top Achiever Award), Bill Moss, president of the Howard Walker Award Magrac) and Linda Cox (Top Executive Award). ' group, right are: Carol Day, (Top Sales Award Twenty-five students participate (Top Sales Staff photo by Pat McGee The young business men and women of tomorrow celebrated the end of another successful year at the Future Unlimited dinner and dance for Junior Achievement. Approximately 75 people attended the roast beef banquet at the Athenian Hall on Tuesday night marking the third year of the program in Midland. The Junior Achievement program is designed to give high school students some first hand experience with the business world. The group was divided into two small corporations and they had to decide on a product to make, then produce it, market it and with a little luck make some profit. The com- panies sold shares, paid salaries and at the end of the year liquidated. ote Jed eneleOut Achievement company Steelco was sponsored by Kindred Industries Ltd. and they produced metal ashtrays. Magrac, the MSS second in commercial contest Secondary School students recently had the opportunity to put their commercial skill to the test at the Simcoe County District Commercial Contest held at Eastview Secondary School in Barrie. This annual contest involves two students per event from each secon- dary school in the county. The students competed fol accuracy and speed in . events of typing, shor- thand, machine math, spelling, law, data processing and _ ac- counting. Midland Secondary School was well represented with 25 out of the possible 26 students in, ' Penetanguishene the 13 events. The team efforts resulted in Midland coming in fourth Pe leaerc. ec and Seco- ndary School came in sixth out of the 12 schools who participated. In Grade 9 typing Bev Fitzgerald of -Penetanguishene earned first place and Aline Lesperance received an honorable mention. In the Grade 10 Typing Janet Pause, also of Penetang, received honorable mention. The Grade 11 Typing event brought a third place to Marilyn Moriarity and Rick Nigro won honorable. mention. Both are from Midland. Lisa Magloughlin of Blue Mountain School of Music opens July 3 The Blue Mountain School of Music is of- fering several summer programs this year. Among them are or- chestra, band, con- temporary music and an art program, and they will be offered in two sessions, July 3 to July 16 and July 17 to July 30. The school is located just outside Collingwood, right at the base of the scenic Bruce Trail. Accommodation is available at Tyrolean Village Resorts in modern chalets, and the aim of the school is to develop amateur music for all ages in a vacation setting. Any questions you may have can be answered by calling 445-3430 or con- tacting the Blue Mountain Foundation for the Arts at 22 2nd Collingwood. Street in Midland was_ given honorable mention in the Grade 12 Typing and John Powell received an honorable mention as a Midland entry to the Personal Typing event. Terry Geroux of Midland placed second in Machine Math and Erika Deininger of Penetanguishene won honorable mention in the contest. Michele Gauthier, also of Penetang, placed third in the Junior Accounting and Frank Palmer of Midland was tied for second in the Senior Accounting. In the Law event Leona Tranter of Midland came in second and in the Data Processing contest Kim Pruess 'of Penetang earned honorable men- tion. Terrys Billiard Tables and Supplies from *495 TERRY HADDOCK Buns wick Billiard Tables STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: Balls, 4 Cues, Chalk "A name to trust for value & dependability" -- * NEW LOCATION * In Barrie at the Underwood Broadloom Storein North Barrie Plaza - 737-2530 1812 Kennedy Rd. at Ellesmere 7310 Woodbine Ave, N. of Steeles. m, the creator - , completely: larantees all of their ond rings for one year, almost all are available amatching man's 18K - gold wedding band, Orange Blossom--symbol 9g ofadream. . "The Diamond People" 303 King Street Midland 526-6481 The students represented both of the schools business education departments in an enthusiastic and energetic manner and all participating are thanked for their contributions. second company, produced - Plywood bookshelves and were sponsored by R.C.A. Mayor Moreland Lynn was a guest speaker for the evening and opened his remarks by congratulating the Junior Achievers and _ the program. 'It's learning by doing and it teaches us about the impracticality of the school system,"' said Lynn. 'Until you've taken the risk and done it yourself it's just theory." Lynn made the analogy of the Rocky Mountains, you can see pictures and read books about them but until you experience them you never really know them. Mayor .Lynn told the Junior. Achievers not to "get hung-up with paper qualifications." Go as far as you think you should, he said, but the important learning is on the job. Board president William Moss then made a short address to the group, giving thanks to the 'many concerned and announced Herb DeJong will be replacing him as president next year. Achiever awards Several presentations were made during the evening. Achiever Award pins were earned by Hans Hainke, Tony Savage, Wayne Stevens, David Swales, and Howard Walker and Junior Executive Award Pins were given to Claire Cox, Linda Cox, Carol Dey, Katherine Grosvenor, Greg Lyons, Sharon MacMillan and Laurel Massey. The Top Achiever Award was presented to Tony Savage, with Top Sales TOWNSHIP OF TAY NOTICE TO DESTROY WEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of lands, in accordance with Awards going to~ Carol Dey (Steelco) and Howard Walker (Magrac). The Top Executive Award was received by Linda Cox (Steelco) and she is also the chosen delegate to the Canadian National Junior Achievement Conference which will be held in Winnipeg August 22 to 27. But the achievers weren't the only ones to receive presentations. Mayor Lynn was presented with a pen and pencil set from the board of directors 'and the achievers gave him a book rack as their token of appreciation. The achievers also presented Kirshed Irani, the program director, with a gift and a special plaque for him is en route from Toronto. The advisors were recognized for their contributions and Moss presented each with a plaque and a bottle of . wine. Among the advisors for Steelco were Hudson Co a ae ee ee en, ee ee ee \- Junior Achievers honoured at year end banquet Leavens, Ron Sauve, Don McKee, and Doug Snider. Advising the Magrac Company were Jim Belanger, Charlie Colling, Tom Massey, and Tom Perks. The evening was then topped off with a dance. Family Portraits Wedding Pictures Industrial & Commercial work done am? Larry Wright PHOTOGRAPHY com: Hillsdale 835-2490 NOTICE TO DESTROY WEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of lands, in accordance with the Weed Control Act 1972, Section 4.14 and 20, that noxi HS. the Weed Control Act 1972, Sections 4.14 ae Hal i ir | ; d ithi = Ba We : f ST. AMANT and 20, that unless noxious weeds growing 8 8 ebeelid S within the Municipa ity 0 & SONS on their lands. within: the Municipality of Penetanguishene are destroyed by the date of LTD. | the Township of Tay are destroyed by date June 20th, 1977 and throughout the season, the Plumbing June 20th 1977 and throughout the season) § Municipality may enter upon the said lands and Heating the -Mankerpaline clay' eh pate ee have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs e DOMESTIC lands and have the weeds destroyed, ; . ' SHEET METAL worK| | Charging the costs against the lands as set against the lands in taxes, as set out by the Act. SURAER out in the Act. -- The co-operation of all the citizens is earnestly COTTAGES The co-operation of all the citizens is} #@ solicited pag abet earnestly solicited. : Pda saa Weed Inspector, FW. Linn, Weed Inspector. Bessa Township of Tay. 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