The Brussels Post, 1978-07-26, Page 5OH, THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A BARBECUE! Jack McCutcheon and Jerry
Dillow take their turn cooking the pork chops for the barbecue held at the Anglican
Church in Brussels last week.
BONNIE'S
Men's & Ladies'
HAIR STYLING
OPEN
Wednesday to Saturday Noon
and Wednesday Evenings
Salon will also be closed on Tuesday
for month of August.
Turnberry Street next to Texan Grill
Phone 887-9237
WHAT TO KEEP
...WHAT TO SELL
Don't Keep What
You Do Not Need
That WASHER You Didn't Trade In
Those FANS Your Air Conditioner Replaced
The BICYCLE The Boy Out Grew
Those STORM WINDOWS You Replaced With New Ones
The BASSINET You Won't Need Anymore
Look Around! List Any In-The.Way
Items You Have And Turn Them
Into Cash
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AGENTS FOR HARRISTON DRY CLEANERS
Member Phitt•tio 887'9497.
FBDB gets new officer
Analysis, etc. in the various
communities throughout Perth
Mrs. Jim Keys, Seaforth, to. St.
Thomas on Friday for the funeral
of the late Mrs. Roy Smaldan,
who died, at the age of 94
following a lengthy. illness. They
also visited, their aunt, Mrs. Alex
McDougall, who celebrated her
98th birthday 'on July 11.
Mrs. Lylle Gordon attended the
Annual Scandinavian Tour picnic
held on Sunday at the home .of
Miss Margaret Dickson at
Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred ;Strickler
attended the Forrester's church
service at Londesboro United
Church followed by a picnic at the
home of Rev. Stanley MacDonald.
The parade was led by piper
Robert Bremner and Mr.
MacDonald gave an inspiring
sermon titled "You can't go it
alone!" in which he stressed the
importance of fraternal organiza-
tions where people work together.
Keith Elliott, Manager of the
Federal Business Development
Bank has announced the appoint-
ment 'of Peter T. Huxtable, B.A.
as Management Services Officer
for Perth and. Huron., This new
service is . being added in
response to the growing needs of
small and medium sized
businesses in the area.
Mr. Huxtable will be respon:
sible for providing informatitin
and .assistance on over 100
Government financial and non-
financial programmes. These
programmes include assistance to
businesses engaged in farming,
fishing, manufacturing, whole-
saling, retailing, tourism, etc. As
Management Services Officer,
Mr. Huxtable will also be respon-
sible for arranging and
presenting 12 to 15 Management
Seminars on subjects such as
Bookkeeping, Taxation, Financial
ALVIN McLELLAN
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clement
McLellan R.R. #4, Brussels,
graduated recently from'
Fanshawe College London. He
received his Interprovincial
Licence in Auto Body. A former
student at Brussels Public and
V.E. Madill Wingham, he is now
an employee of Bridge Motors,
Brussels.
Vet club
meets
[by Terry Smith]
The regular meeting' of the
Huron County 4-H Vet Club was
held recently at the Dinsmore
Ranch, Fordwich. The club's
August meeting will be held :at
the Seaforth Vet Clinic and will
include a demonstration on
animal care by the veterinarians.
The Dinsmore girls showed Vet
Club members two of their horses
to illustrate the good health
expected of animals for the club
projects.
The lesson for the meeting, was
how to maintain good animal
health. Topics discussed included
maintaining clean stalls for the
stock, avoiding the spread of
.disease by clothing, other stock
animals and people arid proper
feeding and management or a
healthier animal:
and Huron. These seminars are
designed to help owners and
managers of small businesses
improve their management skills.
Mr. Huxtable will also be
preschting several information
sessions in the area to acquaint
local business people with this
Small Business Information
Service.
Prior to his appointment, Mr.
Huxtable, a long time resident of
Stratford, has spent the last year
in the Credit De'partment of the
Stratford Branch. Previously Mr,.
Huxtable was for seven years a
local Secondary School Teacher in
addition to ten years in the
personal finance field.
Mr. Huxtable is here to assist
business in any way possible.
This service is absolutely free, so,
if you are wondering about any
Government programme or want
to become acquainted with the
programmes, simply give Mr.
Huxtable a call at 271-5650, or
write or visit the office in
Stratford.
Signs that the alcohol drink-
er is already in the hazar-
dous drinking zone may in-
clude nervous tension, agres-
sion, loss of confidence,
lack of responsibility and
dependence on alcohol for a
feeling of well-being. Don't
let your Lifestyle lead you
to an alcoholic disaster.
40-0-
Correspondent
Mrs, MacEngel.
SS7-6645
Miss Tracy Jacklin and her girl
*lend, Bloomingdale, spent
several days last week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Plum
Mr. and Mrs, Stanely Fischer
attended the funeral of his. uncle
the late Charles. Fischer in:
Kitchener on Wednesday. He was
93 and his wife . was the late
Minnie Sinalldon. One., son and
three daughters survive; also a
sister and two brothers.
Mr. and Mrs.. Russel Playford
and daughters, Thorold are
holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
Hovbard Mitchell.
Miss Sandra Cameron who is
employed at Barrie is spending,
two weeks with her family here.
Mrs. MacEngel and Mrs,
Claire Long accompanied Mr. and
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