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' a \_ BUY 3 GET 1 FREE! ) ( ACTION PRICED! ) LIBBY'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 FL-OZ _ TIN Midland College offering business seminar Leading business consultants and authorities will help area businessmen answer this question during a unique three-day Business Seminar to be presented in Barrie through the co- operation of the Ministry of Industry and Tourism and Georgian College Designed for the owners and managers of small to medium-sized manufacturing and product processing firms, and entitled "What's Happening in Your Business?"' the seminar is scheduled for Wed- nesday, May 19, and Thursday, May 27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Thursday, June 3, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m J.M. Geddes, Manager of Development Services at Georgian, explained that the seminar will provide participants with the opportunity to review and assess the. ef- fectiveness of their business, identify areas in need of improvement, review outside sources of assistance that are available to them, and plan for future growth The seminar leaders skilled, experienced consultants who will discuss practical techniques and methods -- include such well known people as Murray Rumack, managing partner' of Murray Rumack, Stern & Cohen; John P. Rives of Hickling Johnston Ltd., and Don King, Vice-president of Stevenson & Kellogg Ltd Advance _ registration for the workshop is required and enrolment will be limited to ensure ample opportunity for participation The registration fee of $95 includes seminar materials, lunches for the three days, and a reception and dinner on the last day For further information and registration forms, contact J.M. Geddes, Manager, Development Services, Georgian College, 401 Duckworth St., Barrie, Ontario Telephone (705) 728-1951 Mr. Rumack, who will conduct the opening May 19 session, is a specialist in financial planning, taxation, and management audits. He works with a variety of organizations but has a particular interest in the development of smaller industries. The financial tools of management and their use in assessing a business, how to do a management audit, and ways of minimizing taxes, will be covered Seminar leaders for the May 27 session will be Neil Walker and Jim Hobbs, Industrial Technology Consultants with the Technology Branch of the Ministry of Industry and Tourism They will discuss methods and techniques of calculating and evaluating the costs of products or services and ways of using this in- formation to increase cost effectiveness Don King, a seminar leader for the June 3rd session, has had ex- tensive experience in production planning, employee development and compensation plans This session will also include an analysis of available government assistance. Robert S Shelley, Industrial Management Consultant with the Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism, located in Orillia, and representatives from the Ontario Development Corporation, Canada Manpower, Department of Industry, Trade, and Commerce, and Georgian College, will participate The evening session, highlighted by a dinner address by Mr. Rives, will focus on stages of growth and transitional problems in industry. Mr. Rives has held many senior operating positions in manufacturing organizations and recently completed a study on the problems associated with growth. The seminar will be held in the Conference Room, Central Services Building, at the College's Barrie Campus. Wednesday, May 19, 1976, Page 19 MW DS. 1 - Moh WAKA AA te St PD oe ne Oe es oe ete ie ae pe es