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are back in action after the summer. With their
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For 3rd world visitors
Host farms
Stephenson, Marianne Scott, Becky Dunbar, and
flying, "up to Guides, Joanne DeVries and Jean "
Shipman. (photo by Langlois).
A business Management ,
seminar primarily for people
interested in small business will
be held in Wingham at the
Wingham Golf & Country Club on
Monday, November 8. Arranged
by the Management ' Services
Departinent of the Federal Busi-
ness Development Bank, in
cooperation with Wingham
Businessmen's Association, the
seminar will be one of several
hundred conducted 'by the Bank
in cities and town across Canada.
Some 25'to 30 people interested
in business are expected to attend
the seminar: They will be' using
the case study 'nettled to examine
a small business, its personnel
administration, management of
human resources, cost controls,
management controls and finan-
cial statements.
The' Bank's Management Ser-
vices has three Main spheresof
A Post Classified will pay you activity: Management Training,
dividends: Have you tried one? Management Cot-insetting and an
Dial Brussels 887-6641. InfPrmation Service.
Small
businesses
invited to
seminar
(Editor's Note: Margie Whyte, a
'ath teacher in Guelph, is a
ilatighter of Mrs. W. L. Whyte of
fillet Township).
(By Margie Whyte), %est
Canadian Crossroads 'Inter'=.
national (CCI) is a private,
voluntary, charitable organi-
zation, based in London, 'Ontario,
working to foster international
needed
and the' West Indies,
SMce 1972, I ,myself have: been
• inVolved in an Overseas'
,placement (Philippines '72), and
in two Ii?-,Canada Placements, (74, ..„ and ,:.76) , • .
wasindeed -an enriching and
care,child , youth learning experience, to live and
clerical„: work ,and. work ,witb,. the", Filipinos whose
have been Organized culture and lifestyle differ so
Africa, India much from our own.It took me as
a white person, awhile to adapt
being in a country of a different
race, and yet that barrier
. vamsbed, asf. seep.041.!1,ibecanie
friends with my Filipino
acquaintances, and realized that
deep down, we were the same.
In 1974, my family hosted two
fellows from Ghana, Africa on our
farm near Seaforth. They later
acted as counsellors at Camp
Menesetung near Goderich. It
was beautiful to see them mingle
so harmoniously with all the camp
children.
This past summer, I, hosted a
St. Lucian girl at my home in
Guelph. Her project involved
working at a nursery Day Care
Centre on Willow Road.
In all three instances, by _
summer's end, we all felt a
oneness and brotherly/sisterly
closeness:, We were -"people
being', ;p eople"", together (not
blacks with whites), and it was a
, beautiful feeling:
Because my family and I have
gained so much from our
intercultural involvement, J. just , .
want to spread ,the Werd; s and
'encourage Other faMilies to do
likewise. It has just broadened
, our horiions immensely, making
us more aware and sensitive to
the problems of developing
countries.
CCI offers challenges - the
ch: 'lenge to communicate and
share across barriers of race,
language and culture. Here's the
two ways you can get involved in
' a cross cultural exchange with
Crossroads. For the summer of
1077, CCL plans to send 65
Canadians to placements in
Africa, India and the West Indies;
and to bring 15 people from these
three areas to placements in
Canada.
If you are interested in being a
"Canadian Crossroader" going to
an overseas placement in 1977, "-
please contact Canadian
Crossroads International, 361
Windermere Road, London N6G
21<3, Phone 434-1148 before
October 15 , as final selection is'to
be .completed by October 23. Get
co-operation and intercultural
' linderstandi4 by .offering
"`qualified, iri'dividuals ' '1 the
opportunity to participate in
-,,development -projects in Canada
and overseas..Lasting from -3 to. 4
"months, projects- in edilcatfon;"-'
agriculture,
leadership,
construction
primarily in Canada,
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