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<a Busch, guest speaker at Rotary Club ===e~ train more students in™ . ee ae a : immediate area, thus Wayne Busch, Canadian economy and 1959. the separation issue as 'more to serve the area ; president of Georgian the growing competition Ever since then, our it applies to Canada, the fields needed to give businesses. better, increasing the service. College was guest Canada faces in country has undergone andwhatitmeanstothe the dwindling providing better Busch noted, speaker at' Midland. production. a draining of technology economy. technology a boost, with qualified personnel for however, the biggest Rotary Club luncheon He said, we have lost as Busch says, with The solution to the an exerted effort to employment. step is to rid ourselves Wednesday afternoon, our technology, which many of our problem of the failing encourage more The college, which of the image of Canada held at the Athenian was sparked by the technologists moving to economy begins at the students to remain in will be a co-op venture as a "Mickey Mouse" Banquet Hall. scrapping of the Avro theU.S. community college level _ the area. in the future, hasa goal country, gaining a new During his talk,Busch Arrow by the Diefen- in Busch's assessment. They willalsodevelop of building a major self respect for our- selves. the Busch's also covered Georgian College will their business courses campus to operate in the WE NEED YOUR HELP Some day you may need ours commented on baker government in ND JAYCEES INC. ele ORROW HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO TO SAVE LIVES You can make a personal contribution during the five week fund rais- ing blitz conducted by the Midland Jaycees Inc. The campaign begins } August 28. Mail contributions to P.O. Box 754, Midland or contributions can be made at the Bank of Commerce, Midland You can talk to your friends and neighbours about the need for this life saving equipment. Almost every one of them knows someone who has survived a traffic accident. Sadly, some of them will know people who have been trapped in wreckage, and who have not survived. oo You can talk to any member of your local fire and police department. | They will tell you that speedy extrication saves lives. Doctors and nurses will tell you the same thing -- the faster a victim is released, MIDLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT nurses wl tl you the same th & Your business or professional office can make a tax deductible dona- | tion. The Jaycees are prepared to provide donor plaques recognizing contributions. For more information or demonstrations, call: 526-9462 OR SEE US AT THE MIDLAND FALL FAIR SEPT. 12 & 13 Township, dland, Penetanguishene, Tay ei ul Township and surrounding area. r Sponsored by er Sales & Service || aa tok inbeta it Emergency 526-2212 77 Main St, Penetang Emergency ) 322-2845 526-2656 Office 526-4275 549-7978 549-7425 . 1 | Stewart's TAY TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPT. TINY TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPT. 8 ARKER | Service Station | 1) Waubaushene Brigade : pe : 122 Main St:, Penetang 2) Old Fort Brigade ih geal s planes leareactan . a4 P.O. BOX 609 521 BARBER & HASKILL LALONDE'S RADIATOR SERVICE 591 Bay St. Midland GARNER'S SPORTS 294 King St., Midland Yames H. Lynn Funeral Homes Lid. PRODUCTS LIMITED PENETANGUISHENE FIRE DEPT. 549-7612 Emergency 526-2992 = MIDLAND, ONTARIO -L4R 4L3 > Page 6, Friday, September 12, 1980 | 298 King St. eee | 526-7811 526-6521 526-6082 21 oe VILLAGE Che Parlor se Nicholls [Compliments of | OF tae , os" Punsral Home | PORT McNICOLL__|_ LB SkinAtcha| cian me 526-5449 | Midland] ad WYEVALE CONCRETE MIDLAND FIRE DEPT. TED LIGHT TV