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Future Unlimite by Roger Flint This banquet provided reconition to 25 Junior Achievers for their excellence and effort during this past year. Our program consists of three com- panies which are Achievers in Action (Woodsmen), JA Steelers (KIL), and JA Lifters (RCA). Each achiever has ex- perienced a realistic business .operation first hand. They also learned many aspects of human relations in order to meet the challenge of a successful business operation. Each company returned their $1 share value to each of their shareholders and two companies paid dividends as well. The most profitable company was J.A. Steelers which produced stainless stell ashtrays at Kindred Industries. They received the Company of the Year plaque as well as the Best Shareholder's Report. The achievers worked extremely well as team encouraged and counselled by Theresa Asselin, Midland Industries, Rick Brown, Run Hunt and Ron Sauve, all of Kindred Industries. Their President, Mark Lewis received a $200 sales award while the Treasurer, Charlene Davidson made the $100 sales award and achievers Alien Wright and Doug Simpson received pins for their $50 sales awards. Mark, Charlene and Connie Bastedo, also received 100 per cent attendance awards emphasizing their committment to JA and their team. Their working team certainly developed a positive attitude toward work which is one of the objectives of the JA program. JA Lifter's president, Jill Chapple and Vice President of Personnel, Kelly Norton received 100 per cent attendance awards while V.P. Marketing Dan Straiko received the $50 sales award through his sales, of bootjacks. Their advisors were Horst Janson, (Ernst Leitz) and Cosmo Salamone (Guide Excavating). Two achievers from Achievers in Action at the Woodsmen in Penetanguishene received their $50 sales award. They were Junior Achievement of Midland and Penetang Andre Moreau, V.P. of Personnel and Todd Saulnier, Secretary who also served as Master of Ceremonies at our banquet as well as filling in as valedictorian at the last minute. Todd as well as their company president Denise Preston have been achievers for four years. This company had five of their seven members receive 100 per cent attendance awards! Congratulations to Denise Preston (President), Andre Moreau, (V.P. Per- sonnel), Martin Walker (V.P. Manufac- turing), Carl Weber (V.P. Marketing), and Bruce McNee (Treasurer) who regular committment helped them manufacture two types of peg games. Advisors Herman Desroches (Woodsmen) and Ernst Leitz employees Artur Hemming, Peter Reichel and Rolf Schmid efforts were greatly appreciated. Through the sincere and enthusiastic efforts of program directors Harry Promm (Techform Products).and Eric Recalla (RCA), our program year was a you for your support. Our guest speaker, Mr. William Moss, President of Day Specialties and one of the originator of JA Midland in 1974 em- phasized the importance that business places on the JA program and its graduating achievers. He stressed that this JA experience is just a beginning and the contact that the achievers have made will be valuable in later years. J.A. board vesident, Roger Flint, presented a very special award to Mark Lewis , President of J.A. Steelers and Kelly Norton, V.P. Personnel of J.A. Lifters with alternates, Brad coghill, Secretary and Charlene Davidson, Treasurer of J.A. Steelers. Kelly and Mark will represent J.A. of Midland/ - Penetanguishene at CANJA, The National Conference of J.A., in Winnipeg during August. To all who were involved actively, verbally, and financially with J.A., the board of director extends their sincere success. To our tay contributors, thank appreciation. Good deed First Penetanguishene Cubs were out in full force earlier this week doing their good deed. They helped to "pitch in" around the dock area at the foot of Main Street in Penetanguishene to make the place look tidy by picking up bits and pieces of garbage and debris. Yesterday Corpus Christi kids did the same thing. a ea Ss Pitch In campaign kicked off Me ienys: of Victoria Harbour other townareasFriday Victoria Harbour school school will be out morning. will be out, said prin- cleaning their yards and eh 283 students ee the cipal Henry Bisschop. YOU CAN INSULATE YOUR anic FOR AS LITTLE AS *50. IF YOU QUALIFY * The Penetanguishene Cub Troop kicked off the area's 1982 Pitch-In campaign Monday night by snagging litter around the Penetanguishene Dock area. The _five-province campaign, which runs through Saturday, is sponsored by _ the Ontario Federation of Hunters and Anglers along with Shell Canada in co-operation with the Ontario Ministry of Environment. Lies designed to clean the outdoors of litter and increase awareness of the importance of maintaining a litter-free environment. : Area Cubs, Scouts and * Guides will be out in full . fafee! (hig. weeln' along if your Home was built before with the local organizers, the Georgian Bay Hunters and Anglers Club, Air Cadets and Victoria Harbour Public School. Participants will volunteer their time to pick up litter from US. No. 1 grade RED GRAPEFRUIT U.S. No. 1 grade LETTUCE U.S. No. 1 grade BROCCOLI U.S.No. 1 grade POLY CARROTS Size 56's 3/1 389 75 . 89%... 2 Ib. bag 719° U.S. No. 1 grade : HANGING $47 QQ PLANTS Fuschias, Begonias, Geraniums, etc. 100's to choose from...remember last year. January 1 1971 you qualify for a Chip Home Insulating Grant of up to $ 500.00 NO W AVAILABLE lands and deposit into Evergreens & Shrubs ial rovi » . garbage bags, As low as $ 50.00 Box Plants coming in Orten Crawford of the Georgian Bay Hunters and Anglers said the Cubs, Scouts and Guides will be pitching in all this week and Saturday. The Hunters' and Anglers will be doing their bit along with a group of Air Cadets on Saturday, and students COCA COLA PRO DUCTS Insulate & Suave /\ AS ee \ FIBRE THERM HURONIA INSULATION SPECIALISTS LTD. Smile! You're on police radar Midland Police Department's_ radar units were out in full force last month. The department's monthly activity report CGSB for April shows a total of ; 96 charges were laid Certification under the Highway No. Ont Traffic Act including 57 : for speeding. 101 9 Page 8, Friday, May 14, 1982 ORCHARD FRES WHOLESALE Hwy 27 Midland (next to 0 P P ) OPEN: Mon., Tues., Wed & Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Always open Sundays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Days, evenings & weekends. cat 549-2700 FOR FREE ESTIMATES Special prices in effect from Wed., May 12, to Tues., May 18