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The Huron Expositor, 1983-11-02, Page 8p;. .d� The Royal Canadian Legion • • • �If to. Stu. 112: ,t Thep f of inllkin Huron County` will be #lath's raalnactivity in the comps Ye,u !P t d;prmeu$. Recently chosen oyer Other -contest. ants for the ti8y 4 1404 is the daughter Rercy andisnet`Huth:°of•RR ?� Chfnotp : te:1, enr9lle Altthe food,Serrvice management course ils College of, gricultural T OloaggYC *school she Chose to attend over other City collages. "I like to look out my window and see a corn fleld.►':et a Said.s • The 1983.84 dairy princess is involved in - enough activities to keep , several people busy. As well as her studies she works as a waitress and performs her dairy- princess duties. As dairy princess.'Muriel's goals are to expand the role of milk promoter from visiting classrooms mid attending Women's Institutes groups to visiting malls, Brownie, Guides and Scouting groups; nursing homes and hospitals. She has a lot of ideas for promotion including milk labelled items such as oven mitts, aprons and buttons, which may be sold and demonstrating milk recipes. The Howick native has hobbies which ranee tl ` ,to tpyelbtg ,. 'Yea!' :a she comp etei1, „:gratICeight and <' now can teach the art to others: utiel hstr taken 13 41-11 heenenli club{t'+4nd ones... 4-H dairy calf club ; s r Other interests the stamp t olleeting+ fltitess and 10Welling, ReCcutly 'M4;1_11004, thePoO9S00 SS New York clty bads tt*wa The new pLlooe ss'liunc wog tsyo. scholarships e Huron .Coyn(y selpior. vocalist scholarshlpat . Wautecr sfaulrlc Festival held, earlier •yyeap., 8µd, a scholarshlp.for receivingthe highe}t Marks in home economics at l E. MedilI .Second- ary School, June is dairy month and while Mµriel.will `have malty activities between now, and then, it will be a her busiest month- Most of the school visits are done at that time. When crowned, Muriel received a bouquet of red roses, a set of luggage and many other gifts.1 The runner-up in Ste recent dairy .. princess competition was Diane Vani0sch of RR3 Lucknow. Other contestantp-i, were Brenda Bos of RR3 Auburn, Denise Brand of RR2 Bayfield, Denise Nether), of RR4. Brussels and Kim Pfeffer of RR 1 Clifford. MURIEL 11 1> Business Beat Huron business eage,r ryr . computers begitiriing•of the course the participant will gaaiinn adinderstandirig of the basic elements of a computer system and some of the Jargon related to computers. The balance of the compete. is made up of presentations of commonly used business software systems desikned for microcomputers. Mt. Moreland describes the Huron County Industrial Training Committee's role in promoting the training as that of a catalyst. "We're the catalyst thits. et businesses in contat'cwith Conestoga College and govern- ment'furiding," said Mr. Moreland. Accbziding to Robert Simpson, manager of continUing' education, at Conestoga Wiese, the course is the'only'one of 'its kind'in the area. He said businesses use computers for , such things as inventory, sales forecasting, updating'prlce'lists and-accolints receivable and payable. , The course is designed for people who know nothing aboat computers," said Mr. Simpson. Mr. Simpson said government, budget;, . increases and Training in Business and+ .: Industry (TIBI) grants.. have allowed the college to offer this training program. Logic Aboard, , which is affiliated with Conestoga College, was started by Mr. Machan and his wife in May of this year. It is a mobile office facility equipped with a dozen ' industrystandard IBM microcomputers and software. According to Mr. Machan, companies in Huron Countyhave to go to computers to compete on a global basis. He said we're in the conformation age and whether you're a. farmer ora small businessman, ` lout; ve Bot to know whete.vRM rrailtFa A t'naits is>,ieA uim Mr.lecherstreseedtheeem eteGywereeii, r, offered is `most definitely not: programming . a computer." He said 'ofce• workers and managers will have plenty of opportunity in class for "hands on" experience on a microcomputer using the software system.. They will become familiar with a spreadsheet system and be able to use it for a variety of , financial applications. The participants will also be able to set up a data file, to"select records which meet certain criteria and to produce a report. - • In describing the progress computers have made over the Last 10 years, Mr. Machan said, "lf, the auto industry progressed at the same rate as computers, a Cadillac would sell ' , for S700, would go 1,000 miles an hour and get 150 miles to the gallon." Any business groups interested in the computer. course may contact Robert Simp- son at the Clinton Campus of Conestoga College, telephone 482-3458. BYRODHILTS An excellent response to a Computer training information session for business and industry in Huron County will result in courses being started in Wingham and Goderich. On Oct. 19, the Huron County industrial Training Committee sponsored the session at the Conestoga College Campus at Vanastra, that saw over 40 business and industry,, representatives in the county attend. Computer literacy courses will be offered in Wingham on Monday and Tuesdays and in Goderich on Thursday and Fridays beginning around Nov. 1. The courses will be taught by Glen Machan of Logic Aboard. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 SEAFORTH BRANCH 156, • • ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION VETERANS! - ANQVET- . 7:00 P.M. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HALL • Seaforth SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 PARADE AND MEMORIAL CHURCH SERVICE 10 A.M. - ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH 'Following the service, there will be a OPPY -DAY.CANVASS IN SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT The support of the public for the annual appeal will be greatly appreciated. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONIES at the Cenotaph Veterans and other participants are asked to fail -in for the parade no later than 10:15 a.m. PETER MALCOLM RON BEUERMAN Secretary President The computer training informatioif,Session was a joint venture with Conestoga'College and Logic Aboard and is aimed at trying to promote computer literacy with small busi- nesses in Huron County. r. Ian Moreland, the chairman of the 'Huron County Industrial Training Committee, said he was very pleased with the response from the county s businesses. • People are more willing to sit down and listen about training noW that the economy is on the upswing There was a Very positive reaction' said Mr. Moreland. The course is 36 hours in length and will run over a period of two months. 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