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' ul, They're shown here turning over $2,400 to tay Braddock for Midland Salvation Army's Red Shield Campaign. (There's Dedicated Penetang Legion members pitch in for a worth There's a very good reason why these members of Penetanguishene Legion were smiling, Monday night, despite the rain. Monday night. whinge os Y CAUSE school busing will be more to come, the Sally Ann's official was assured by these folks). Photo was taken Applied social researchers program slated for college A need for trained researchers has led to the development of a new post-diploma_ co- Operative education program being offered for the 1985-86 year at the Barrie Campus ot Georgian College. The Applied Social Researcher program has been developed by the General and Applied Arts Division to meet the research needs of business, industry, government and social institutions. The program offers specialized career training in behavioral and social science research. skills, in- cluding courses in PGH Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, 28 Main St., Penetanguishene, announce the birth of a boy April 17, weighing 8 Ibs. 1 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Genier, Hwy. 93, Penetanguishene, announce the birth of a boy April 20, weighing 8 Ibs. 13 oz. Patricia Buttineau, 30 Sheridan Ee Penelanguishene, announce the birth of a boy April 21, weighing 6 Ibs. Mr. and Mrs. David Gisele Cote, 29 Robert 'Spal West Penetanguishene, announce the birth of a boy May 1, weighing 7 Ibs. 131» oz. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moreau, Box 1528, Penetanguishene, announce the birth of a girl May 3, weighing 6 Ibs. 9!» 02. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stephens, 539 Bay Street, Midland, an- nounce the birth of a boy May 3, weighing 8 lbs. 81. Oz. research methodology, statistics, computer applications and report wriling. A research project supervised by the in- structors will be con- ducted through the College's Research Centre. This project will provide students with opportunities to apply their knowlege and skills in a controlled setting. The 18-month program emphasize the practical side of research. Each students spends two semesters at the College where research theory and training situations are featured. The final semester consists of a co-op work term which allows students to use the skills they have learned, gain - work experience, earn a salary and provide a valuable community service. "The program is 60 percent practise and 40 | percent theory, allowing students to learn skills and apply them," said program . Teaching Master Wendy Reumper. Research is a highly employable skill. The graduate will be fully prepared to fill a variety of jobs."' The program is open to anyone with a diploma, degree- or the equivalent, with coursework in the social sciences. For further in- formation about the program and-or ad- mission - qualifications please contact Wendy Reumper, General and Applied Arts Divison, 728-1951, ext. 397. Simcoe County Summer Youth Band to come Simcoe County Board of Education will again sponsor the Simcoe County Summer Youth Band Program for students Grades 7-13. The' three-week program will be held. from July 2 to July 19 at North Collegiate in Barrie from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. : provided for students from outside Barrie. Cost of the summer band program is $100. A beginning program will be offered for students who have never studied in- strumental music before. This "head- start'? program -will provide private lessons from professional music feathers, "petenaalce in small ensembles and junior band classes. An enrichment Smithing, cooking courses offered at Sainte-Marie Basics of blacksmithing, and fireplace cooking, are {wo summer courses being offered by the Friends of Sainte-Marie. Sainte-Marie's blacksmith Pierre Lefaive will teach the basics of blacksmithing, using the forge at Sainte-Marie. The course runs the evenings of the four Tuesdays in June. On June 12, cooks are invited to learn to cook a complete meal in the Sainte-Marie cookhouse fireplace, using ingredients available in the 17th century. The evening concludes with the eating of the results. For more information telephone Sainte-Marie among the Hurons. 'to life July 2-19 program is being of- fered for students in the advanced grades, which will further develop the students' performance skills and musical knowledge. Senior students' performance skills and musical knowledge. Senior students will be provided with private lessons from professional music teachers, performance in senior ensembles and senior band classes. Again this year students will participate in a special 2 day band clinic and special ac- tivity days which will provide an opportunity to experience vocal music, jazz band and special concerts. The Sinicoe County Summer Youth Band Program will conclude with a concert which will feature the junior and senior bands and the best ensembles. Successful students will be issued a certificate of achievement and one- third music credit. Registration forms are available from each of the county elemen- tary and secondary schools. Deadline for registration is June 7. Further information aboul the Simcoe County Summer Youth Band may be obtained by contacting Wendy Laking at Barrie North Collegiate 726-6541. Pulsar Quartz an Elegant GIF] for yourmom... Trust Pulsar to put together a collection that Mom will love. They're all filled with the features to make her day more pleasant. And each one helps show your love. Trust Pulsar to keep the prices really affordable. Leblanc, 270 William St., Midland, announce the birth of a girl, April 26, weighing 4 Ibs. 15 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Denis, SS 1, Site 10, Comp 5 Ya Cae Penetanguishene, announce the birth of a boy April 26, weighing 8 Ibs. 7 oz. Crash course in corn for kids Children age six to 12 can have fun Saturday planting corn, "Cooking corn, hearing myths about corn, making a Homeowner's Equity ans ® up to $50,000 ® 15 years to repay ® fully open ® commitment within 24 hours ® competitive rates craft out of corn, and youu, learning why corn was RON important to the BR mes Hurons, SKN Brpant's The program runs from 10 a.m. to noon at the municipal in ee | | Newell ihe Hurons. Telepnone |-S@VINQS & loan corporation fay ewellers 526-7838 to register a |248King St. (Just South of Dominic) 526-42 66 Main Street aa ak ea ar ©. | Mountainview Mall 526-2273 Pevietaris isha set is Page 14, Wednesday, May 8, 1985 Killa : Sou me