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•T he IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, Septem ber 26, 2013 19 Join usOctober 23rd for our We are always TRANSFORMING, just like YOU! GRAND RE-OPENING! Join before October 31st and Spin the Wheel to WIN GREAT PRIZES! For event details visit us at: www.baoinstitute.com/spintowin 905.877.0771 • 232 Guelph St., Georgetown Plus! Download a coupon for your BAO Gym Bag!* Scanmewith your smart phone! *Offer valid when you join today! your smart phone! • FITNESS • NUTRITION • WELLNESS • � � � � This week only when you spend $1.00 on a delicious chocolate chunk Smile Cookie, Tim Hortons will donate the entire proceeds to Stay Home and Play in Halton Hills Campaign. To find out more visit timhortons.com ©Tim Hortons, 2010 Mold-Masters devoted an entire week to celebrating its 50th birthday with the days dedicated to various aspects of the company's history, starting on Tuesday, Sept. 10, with the Mold-Masters Museum, featuring old products, along with photos of past events, employees, products, and tradeshows. Wednesday was Ice Cream Day, as an old-fashioned ice cream truck came during the lunch hour for employ- ees to enjoy a cold treat. Thursday was the Cafeteria Carnival during the lunch hour with games such as redneck horseshoes, bean bag toss, a tricycle race, as well as a bake sale and prize raffle, where all mon- ey raised was donated to the Georgetown Bread Basket. Friday was Coffee and Timbits, serving coffee and timbits to em- ployees in the cafeteria. Saturday was the Family BBQ and Carnival at the Croatian Centre. Bouncy castles, games, tug-o-war, a DJ, face painting, balloon clowns, and a BBQ was the order of the day. Mold-Masters became the first com- pany to exclusively manufacture hot run- ner systems. It was started by Jobst and Waltraud Gellert, a husband and wife duo, in a small shop in Toronto in 1963. The Gellerts later moved the company to the facility at 233 Armstrong Ave in Georgetown, in the early 1970s. The Gel- lerts contributed locally to the communi- ty, including substantially to the Gellert Community Centre and Mold-Masters SportsPlex, which bear their name. Mold-Masters has grown to have over 1,750 employees, with offices and manu- facturing facilities reaching every corner of the globe. Mold-Masters was recent- ly acquired by U.S. plastics machinery company, Milacron, in June 2013. Mold-Masters celebrates its 50th birthday Mold-Masters kicked off its week-long celebra- tion of the company's 50 years as (from left) Ron Krisanda, President, Mold-Masters and Chief Operating Officer, Milacron; Tom Goeke, CEO, Milacron and Rick O'Leary, Chief Human Resources Officer, Milacron, cut the cake to of- ficially start the week's activities. Photo by Ted Brown