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an: m - uptempo cusp»ncu t-tt00AY. W1 20. |m The course, ihieh will take place every Tuesday evening be- tween Sept. " and Dec. 7. will feature as dif- ferent guest lecturers, experts from the pri- vate sector and gov- ernment who are en- gaged in the day-today operations of penetrat- ing International mur- Local businesses in- terested in the export market may want to enroll in this year's lntemational Market- ing Course, a 18-week lecture-seminar series being offered " Wilfrid Laurier University. Laurier offers course! in international marketing Story and photo _ by Victor Stanton Jennifer Cornish is accustomed to winning awards. On a mantel shelf in her Waterloo home are several tro- phies from her riding school, and she has ribbons and certificates from every year she has eompet- ed in the Stratford Kiwanis Fes- tival. b But the prize that's thrilled Jennifer the most recently is a $1,000 bursary enabling her to attend the Toronto High School for the Performing Arts. "This year, at the Kiwanis Festival in Stratford, I won a cash prize which I used to pay the audition fee at the High School for the Performing Arts." Jennifer, who is 17 and last year attended Waterloo Colle- giate, said the bursary was one the school itself gives, based on the quality of the audition. F It's been a casé of one award leading to another. The school, founded only three years ago, is unique in the province in that it combines the regular Grades 7-13 academic studies with intensive training in either music, theatre and dance. Jennifer will be taking her Grade 12 and' specializing in theatre. Waterloo teenager _ wins theatre bursary Jennifer Cornish of Waterloo has won a $1 .000 bursary to attend the Toronto High School for the Performing Arts. N'll get more theatre there be found? Material cavered in the course will in- clude: ' - What factors must a ttrm consider to pene- trate foreign markets? - Is there a market for your product abroad? - Where are the mar- kets and how can they .. What problems are involved in pricing. quoting. packaging. ia- belling. packing. ship ping. insuring? - What government " sistance is available to - What channels of dis- tribution may be than 1 would iri a specialized program at university." It was dance instructor Anne Suetta. Jennifer says. who start- ed her competing in the Stratford Kiwanis Festival. Jennifer says she is uncertain as to whether she will take her Grade 13 there as well, or apply for entrance to Canada's Nation- al Theatre School in Montreal. She says she developed her interest in theatre from her mother, who coaches young peo ple interested in acting. Both her mother and father have been involved with local little theatre as well. N Jennifer, who has appeared in shows with K-W Musical Produc- tions during the Iatt couple of years, also has been teaching dancing at the Suetta School of Dance, "as a student teacher, for about a year and a half." "They have a speech category there, and competition is carried out the same way as in the musical categories." After theatre comes her enthu- siasm for horseback riding. "J've always loved horses, and when I was about seven I guess, I had a friend who went to riding school, and I started going too." This year, she won every award except one in the junior category at the Circle A Ranch riding school in Guelph. Canadian exporters? -What are the trade gosslbilities with the Comecon countries and the, _People’s genublic of China " well as with the United States and the European Common Market? - How can a company sell to the military in- dustry at home and abroad? While the course car- ries degree credit for qualified applicants in WLU’s honors business administration pro- gram. it is open to all interested persons re- gardless of academic qualifications. :,t:ss:fst, " PLASTIC DRAIN TRAY PLASTIC DISII DRAIIIEII PLASTIC IIISII PAII . 10 QUART PLASTIC PAIL PLASTIC CIITLEIIY TRAY. . . s bununluuca PKG. OF 5 x - - __ S.iNi, -- - if; ' m 'tdf REFUGE YOUR WORN lllSWlOllRED RchllEIWARE YOUR CHOICE 't69 SPECIAL mess IN EFFECT It au 2!?” NAME?! INTI. 0108.00 TIES. AUG. 31 BACK TO [ifiIrr@lM'2jiElllhe 'u9, TAM! _ cam: mus: e " PIG. ltr " TRIO ll CARTRIDGES li5frC,1lliN% 'S" "e' Mu” 'UM" "W" $.88. DRY LOOK E1Ea2Sl ”dim GILLETTE HAIRSPRAY MIRAGE”. BATTERIES EH32! HIKE} CARTRIDGES COMPARE THESE VALUES! 'dt. " 'tJO,, RIGHT GUARD [inllaWEg EA. "' it'i,t 'ttttPte" g At CRICKET LIGHTER ”.89“. DEODORANT REG GILLETTE 5mm VARIETIES siiii'2, s ft /'ilii' . m am CANADIANA COLOURING PENGILS DETAILS AT ALL 12m MARKETS guesFOAMY MNVERTIBLES many-nu; GILLETTE MXOFZO 'lit ‘2. " m a sat AAPIII FACIAL SGRIIB 'tsh, ‘229 ‘2. " SONS-Dill ANTbPERSPtRAtgT crrfa=ri? LID) CrCEEE3 ld 993m EACH SHAVE CREAM