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Exchange student
here from Quebec
EXCHANGE VISIT — Roxanne Maheux (right)
of Hull, Quebec was at the home of Karen Plas
near Walton as part of an Exchange Program.
Karen will be staying at Roxanne's
home for two weeks starting July 11.
(Photo by Langlois)
Roxanne Maheux from Hull, Quebec
is spending two weeks on the Walton area
farm of Herman Plas with his daughter
Karen so she can learn different ways of
life, a different culture and to improve her
English.
This is the first time on a farm for
Roxanne who lives inthe city but she said
she likes the farm, where she helps feed
the rabbits.
The 15 year old Grade 11 student in
allergic to eggs and cats. This is not her
first trip as an exchange student as she
spent a week in January in, the Northwest
Territories.
She said there is more farming and more
dirt roads here than where she lives:
There are five exchange students from
Quebec visitng in the Stratford area. Karen
will be visiting Roxanne's home in Hull on
the exchange. Karen, 14, will be leaving
July 11 for a two week stay. She was the
only one from Seaforth High School to
apply for the exchange program. There are
five students going from the Stratford area,
The grade 10 student had two years of
French and says she is looking forward to
her time in Quebec.
While in Ontario, the exchange students
and the people they're staying with will be
going to the Science Centre and Laura
Secord plant in Toronto on. Thursday
Smiles
Father to teen-age datigh
ter's boyfriend, who is bedd-
ing a sandwich in one hand
and a bottle of pop in the
other: "Glad to meet you,
Herbie. I've noticed you in
our budget for a long time,"
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10 THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 4, 1979
UWO students offer
help to small business
(Continued from Page 1)
follow. Brenda Richmond presented this
award. Vickie Machan received the Math-
ematics Award presented by Don Mc-
Donald and Brian Wheeler was presented
with the History, Geography Award by Bob
Allan.
The Martin Murray English Award was
presented to Janice Adams 1 Mrs.
Raymond. Bob Richmond presented the
Citizer • ;tip Award on behalf of • he
Bnisa Lions Club to Valerie Johnston
and Mn:- °if-re. Herb frtton , • • d
the Proficiency Award on behalf of the
Brussels Legion to Pam Wilson and Gordon
Stute.
Grk- duating from Grade 8 were Janice
Adams, Brett Bauer, Kimberly br, :cr,
Rodney Becker, Greg Campbell, Ti m
Culbert, Sheila Dorcsh, Shirley Dorscli,Kim
Ganner, Teresa Glanville, Debbie Han,
Troy Hamilton, Sherry Heibein, Valerie
Johnston, Kevin Kellington, Kevin Leis,
Vickie Machan, Peggy McLellan, Murray
BPS Grade 8's win
Pipe, Donald Sholdice, Gordon Stute,
Brenda Ten Pas, Dianne Thornton, David
Vandenberg, Brian Wheeler, Kevin
Wheeler, Todd Wheeler, Pamela Wilson,
Kimberly Zimmer, Dan Cherry, Margie
Raymond, and Brad Wright.
by Evelyn Kennedy
(Continued from Page 1)
snack served us at one inn) are? B s and
mashed potatoes served with a mug of sud..4.
* * * *****
Have you ever been to the beautiful Royal
Botanical Gardens in Hamilton. if not, now
is your chance to go. The Brussels
Horticultural Society are sponsoring a trip
there on July 14th.
Short Shots
The summer recess 'from
classes at the University of
Western Ontario has begun
and a group of students in
the Masters of Business
Administration and Honours
Business Administration
Programs are again operat-
ing the Small Business Assis-
tance Program. The program
now in its eighth year,
provides a low-cost consul-
tion service for small Canad-
ian businesses in South-
western Ontario. Area bus-
inessmen can engage a team
of student consultants,
supervised by faculty mem-
bers to assist with problems
relating to bookkeeping sys-
tems, paper-flow analysis,
cash managment, financial
planning, marketing, general
planning, distribution, pro-
motion, inventory control,
production scheduling and
cost-control systems.
The program is subsidized
by the Ontario Ministry of
Industry andTouristri. Of the
total operating funds re-
quired by the Small Business
Assistance Program, ap-
proximately 85% are sup-
plied by the Ministry while
the rentaining 15% come
from the collection of consul-
ting fees. The serVices of a.
consulting team cost the
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While the program at
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