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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-10-11, Page 7Owners of smaller businesses... we provide: • Financial assistance • Management counselling (CASE) • Management training • Information on government programs for business Can we help you? See our Representative FAYE LAWRENCE at THE WINGHAM MOTEL,WINGHAM The 3rd Tuesday of each month on: NEXT VISIT: Oct. 17 FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK PIE GOES WITH TURKEY Pie was one of the extra treats served at the Belgrave Turkey Supper on Wednesday night. Here Ada Taylor hands a pie over to Wilma Scott. Bothi women are from Belgrave. (Brussels Post Photo) MANAGEMENT SEMINAR a crash session in bookkeeping SER11#411110ES FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK Small Business Ma agement Seminar Blue Barn Motel and Restaurant, At Listowel Hwy. 23 N On October 18th, 1978 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM -Registration fee of $30.00"per person, luncheon included. For further information, please contact Peter Huxtable, tel - 271-5650 Complete this coupon, and mail it along with your cheque to the Stratford, Ontario Name„ Aaress Postal Code co. following address: Management Seminar, Focier-a.) Business pevelopment Bank, 1.036 Ontario Street, teVV, • i,, THE BRUSSEt.S POST, OCTOBER 11 1978 -- 7 Huron B of E decides How to -.make emergency decisions The Huron County, Board of Education has.eompleted a. Blain of . command. by establishing how emergency decisions can be made when an insufficient number of trustees can be reached to make that decision. Education director John Cochrane told the board. that a problem :may arised action has to be taken on a matter and Jess than a. quorum of board members can be con- taeted, Cochrane told the 'board that when n shortage of dole does not permit a board meeting to be called trustees can be polled by telephone and the trusetees' wishes recorded to get around that prOblem. But the director explained that it may not be possible to reach, enough trustees by phone to enable a decision to be made, He pointed out that the consensus of most trustees is that the. director be empowered to make the decision on action to be taken but the board should outline that practice in board policy, Mr. Cochrane suggested the policy should outline a descending order of alter- • natives beginning with the telephone poll. 'He said that next step would be to consult • with the chairman, or in his absence the Viee chairman to make a decision Should the chairman or vice not be available the director has the authority to assess the pro- blem and take remedial action required, A telephone poll is author- ized by 'the chairman of the hoard and 'Mr. Cochranee asked that the board pass that authority on 'to the vice chairman should the chair- man be unavailable. If both cannot be reached the direct- or con also authorize a poll, Seaforth trustee John Henderson said"'he did not object to telephone polls provided the person' con- 'dueling them was familiar with the problem prompting the poll. He said past polls have been conducted by a secretary who was merely told What the situation was. Mr Henderson said the secretary was not familiar enough with the problem to be. able to field quesions from the trustees. The Seaforth trustee sug- gested that the director or a superintendant conduct the Mr. Cochrane said the polls take a considerable amount of tune and he would not like to see the work confined to senior ad- ministration. He said at- tempts could be made to familiarize the person doing the poll with the problem McKillop 4-H name officers McKillop #1, Metre Maids giving 4-H Pledge and the met Thursday, October 5 election, of officers. This club is titled "Essential They are President - Edibles". The meeting Janice Murray, Vice.: opened with , 17 members President - Debbie Hulley, U.C.W. hears frdm Korean child. 13' members and 3 visitors giving was offered by Miss of the U.C. Afternoon Unit Lucas. "What a Friend we met at the home of Mrs. C. have iris Jesus" was sung. Hemingway on Tuesday On Oct. 24, 7:00 p.m. a afternoon.. 11 visitations rally will be held in White were recorded. A poem church. 'Everyone is welcome entitled "Prayers for a new Mrs. LeDrew and Mrs. Anne house" was read by the Smith will take.charge of the President, Mrs. Hemingway. Devotions. On Oct. 29, 11 The devotions were in charge a.m. members will hold the of Mrs. Snell and Miss Fall Thankoffering Service. Lucas. yA letter from the Korean The Scripture, Psalm 92, child was, read by Mrs. was read by Mrs. Snell,. The Steffler. Miss Lucas conduct- story of the First Thanks- ed a Bible Quiz. (Branch Office Address) For -prior information call 271.5650 collect or write 1036 Ontario Stteeti.Stratford 1111111111101111101111111111.. 1111111111111=111 An introduction to bookkeeping techniques. How to set up lour- nals, record transactions, post the General Ledger and perform the preliminary steps for preparation of the Financial Statements. It's a must for every small business operator! Secretary - Sharon' Eedy, Treasurer - SharOn Pethick and Press Reporter - Marion Hunt. The group briefly covered information on Canadian Food Guide, proteins and vitamins. Club members quickly did a crossword and writing - down what was eaten yesterday referred to the food guide. Sharon Eedy and Sandra Regele made a granola recipe. The next meeting will ‘be held October 12 Members will be making granola bars.