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WLU Smail Business personnel eager to help local small businesses this summer include (1â€"r) Andrew Shannon, Janice Tuominen, Sandy Hayduk, Jim Terry, Steve Geist, Bruce Mitchell, Cynthia Davis, Kevin Foley and Todd Mick. Chronicle Special Chronicle Special The Small Business Consulting Service at Wilfrid Laurier Uniâ€" versity is once again in full swing for the summer. The service provides professional assistance to the businessman at a cost lower than other Consulting Serâ€" vices. It is a nonâ€"profit organization, sponsored by the Ontario Minâ€" istry of Industry, Trade and Technology. The Small Business Consulting Service charges only $12.00 per consultant hour to cover residual expenses. Currently, thre are nine senior Honors Business Admistration students working under the diâ€" rection of faculty advisor Dr. Ray Adamson: Steve Geist, the coordinator of the service, Cynthia Davis, Kevin Foley, Small Business Consulting. gears up for summer action It was a tough time in the stock market but a group of students at Victoria Park Secondary School in North York, still managed to turn $100,000 into $140,789.17 in a threeâ€"month period this spring. The money was only imaginary but the competition wasn‘t as the Metro Toronto team posted a better profit during that period than did their 6,500 competitors in 951 teams at 152 schools across Canada. Metro Toronto team wins WLU stock market event That total made them the winners in the annual Stock Market Competition sponsored by Wilfrid Laurier University. The competiâ€" tion began on a small scale at the university 14 years ago and went national two years ago. Its purpose has remained the same from the beginning â€" to give its contestants a realistic understanding of how the stock market operates in Canada. As a result, teams use all the techniques of the smart investor â€" trading options, buying on margin, selling short and buying and selling the great range of stocks listed by the Toronto Stock Exchange. While teams may send their transactions to the university by mail, only those using Sandy Hayduk, Todd Mick, Bruce Mitchell, Andy Shannon, Jim Terry and Janice Tuominen. The consultants focus their atâ€" tention on business that need assistance, and new entrepreâ€" neurial ideas. A wide variety of business problems has been solved by the consultants, with the major emâ€" phasis on marketing and acâ€" counting. Since the program began in 1973, businessmen in the Kâ€"W region have been helped by the Consulting Service in areas such as feasibility studies, marâ€" ket surveys, inventory control, location analysis, distribution systems, financial planning, bookkeeping and computer sysâ€" tems. The problem solving process begins with a meeting between electronic mail, through Bell Canada‘s ENVOY 100 system, are eligible for prizes. Many schools had more than one team enâ€" tered. The transactions were then processed at Wilfrid Laurier University‘s competition ofâ€" fice where, as in the real market, brokerage commissions and interest charges for margin buying are deducted. Sandy Kueh], who manages the competition, said the high school students gain much practical experience from taking part in the market simulation. "And teachers are enthuâ€" siastic about it, too," she said. ‘"The competiâ€" tion leads to a learning experience that seems enjoyable for all " The national winners were presented with a cash award of $500 by the Toronto Stock Exchange and a $1,000 scholarship from the university. In addition, there is a trophy and individual plaques for the winners. The Ontario provincial winners, who receive $250 from RBell Canada, plus the trophy and plaques, were a team from Eastview Seconâ€" dary School, Barrie. the client and two consultants assigned to each case. The client identifies his situation or ideas: the consultants gather the inforâ€" mation required, research the problem and analyze their findâ€" ings before preparing a formal written report. The report is reviewed by the coordinator and the faculty advisor before it is submitted to the client. The calibre of the work is professional while the . cost is only 10â€"25% of what comparable consulting firms charge. The students make use of the Univerâ€" sity‘s library and extensive Govâ€" ernment Documents area, and can also call on faculty memâ€" Information obtained is held in strict onfidence. For more inforâ€" mation call 884â€"1970 ext. 2193. Elizabeth Witmer, Chairman of the Board. The purpose of the meeting is to share with the school community and the public at large information about a review of the future of Erbsville Public School, and to explain the procedures connected with that process. The purpose of the meeting is to share with the school community and the public at large information about a review of the future of Brighton Public School, and to explain the procedures connected with that process. Elizabeth Witmer, Chairman of the Board. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESOAY, JUNE 11. But you must act quickly This offer is for a limited time only. and may be withdrawn without notice Call us today! 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