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Nev. 29-Dec. 8
20%.50 % off
• all weather coats
• Kaiser underpants
• Sweaters
• Skirts
• Slacks
• Blouses
• Elan Mix & match
• Velvet Suits
• All Mark Raymond
Jewellery
10% off
Christmas
New Year dresses
Special sale rack :14•'8
Each customer will receive
a Christmas gift from
Annas Dress Shoppe
ANNA'S
8874061 DRESS SHOPPE Brussels
Going Out of Business
SALE!
MAYER'S
JEWELLERY AND GIFTS
..BRUSSELS..
LIQUIDATION SALE CONTINUES. •
Every item in our brand name
stock of fine jewellery and gift
items is on sale!
BRAND NAMES SUCH AS "BULOVA". . ."SEIKO". .
."TIMEX". ."SPEIDEL". . ."BLUE MOUNTAIN". . ."ROYAL
ALBERT". . ."NORITAKE". . ."ONEIDA". . ."ROMANCE".. .
."CADMAN"... ."CORNFLOWER". . ."CORONA" ETC.
EVERYTHINGREDUCED!
And everything is 'sale tagged.' We invite you to see and compare
the sale discount on every item: The discounts are substantial and
can represent real savings for you. Drop in often.
FEATURE OF THE WEEK...RINGS!
We have rings for men - Signet - Wedding - Diamonds
and stones. For Ladies: Dinner Rings - Diamond Rings -
'Engagment and Wedding Rings - Birthstones - Semi-
Prescious Stones.
A fine ring is something to be cherished for a lifetime.
With today's prices, gold and diamonds can be regarded as
an investment and when yob can buy a beautiful ring at far
less then current market prices, it makes good sense to see
our ring selection now. •
Come in and leisurely look over these rings .this week,
see the genuine savings you can make on each and every
ring. 10 and 14 kt.' gold. "Romance" diamonds.
10 kt. gold chains - gold earrings, some set with pearls,
diamonds, and opals. Pendents - bracelets - lockets -
crosses - charms. ALL REDUCED
GIFT ITEMS
Biane china cups and saucers•crystals`Noritake' china place
settings•wall clocks* wallets•place mats•coasterseceramics and
potterr`Oneida' coffee service, salad bowls etc..figurines•vases*
oil paintings•teapotsioash trays•tumblers*fancy glassware.
All kinds of attractive, fine quality gift items and it's all on sale now.
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,OPEN MON. TO SAT. 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. AND UNTIL 9
P.M. ON FRIDAY EVENINGS. "CHARGEX"
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
MAYER'S JEWELLERY-GIFTS. BRUSSELS
10 THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 28, 1979
WI directors hear Lorne Henderson
"Inspiration and
perspiration" are two help-
ers that you could use in
promoting the Women's In-
stitute" said Mrs. Clarence
Diamond, President of the
Federation Women's Insitute
of Ontairo as she opened the
annual meeting of the
Provincial Board in Toronto.
The 34 Directors from across
the Province made decisions
that will affect the 28,000
members in Ontario and
indeed many around the
world.
With an awareness of the
needs of others they voted
$2,000.00 for the project in
Bangladesh for secretarial
training including instruction
in Nutrition education
enabling the women of earn a
living. The $1,500.00 that
was sent to India last year
was used for the IYC pro-
gram in child care, nutrition
and a mini-eye camp.
Miss M. McGhee, the
Director of the Home
Economics Branch, Ministry
of Agriculture and Food
praised the 9,000 volunteers
who gave of their time and
talents to teach the 4-H and
adult programs. She
announced the retirement of
Mrs. Helen Armstrong who
has been the office Secretary
for 17 years. Miss Mary
Campbell of the Home
Economics Branch will
assume this position.
"There is no better invest-
ment of time, money and
effort than investing in the
young people" said Hon.
Lorne Henderson, the
Minister of Agriculture and
Food, when he addressed the
membershp and friends at
the dinner. He praised the
Women's Institute for its
many accomplishments
through the 83 years, par-
ticularly in the rural areas.
Mrs. Diamond expressed
appreciation for the many
services that are made
available to the Women's
Institute by the Ministry and
the close working relation-
ship between them.
The Junior Women's
Institute, represented by
Ruth McCurdy and Barbara
Saari were enthusiastic in
their reports of the growth
and activities of the branches
throughout the Province.
Their programs are to assist
the young women in home-
making and development of
The Brussels Friendship
Club met in the Legion Hal
on Wednesday, November
21 with a 'good attendance.
President Fred Thuell was
in the Chair.
Marg. Burkhart has been
appointed sales represen-
tative for the Goldenage
Travel Club of Kitchener and
she was at the meeting to
talk about some one day trips
coming up.
A card was to be sent to
Letta Smith, a patient in
their talents.
Mrs. H. Maluske pre-
sented the resolutions tha
had been received from the
different areas. The re-
solutions that were sustained
pertained to the legalizing of
,marijuana, personal ad-
vertising on the media, farm
land use, and the closing of
hospital accomodation.
Mrs. Harvey Noblitt, the
President Elect for the Fede-
rated Women's Institute of
Canada, gave the national
report. Studies are being
made On laws pertaining to
children, the Citizenship and
the British North America
Act, land use and Canadian
Unity.
Voting delegates to the
Golden Jubilee of the
Associated Countrywomen of
the World in Hamburg Ger-
many in May 1980, were
Listowel Hospital. Mrs.
Tunney conducted a contest
and the winner was Berva
Dennis.
The next meeting will be
December 4, starting with a
dinner at 12:30.
A few games of euchre
followed the meeting with
prizeS as follows: High Lady -
Mrs. Blake; Low Lady - Ethel
Long; High gent - Ed.
Martin; Low Gent Torrance
Dundas; Brithday - Ida
Gordon.
named. For an old fashioned
Christmas setting why not
plan to attend "Christmas at
the Lee Day" on Dec. 6th
when the Erland. Lee
Museum. Home at. Stoney
Creek will welcome visitors.
The Hon. Payline McGibbon
will be among the guests on
the day.
The Officers' Conference
at Waterloo University will
be from Apr. 29 to May 1st
with instruction sessions for
Presidents. , •
Suggestions for the Year of
the Disabled in 1981 are
requested. The Directors are
urged to promote special
programs in their areas for
1980 , the Year of the
Women's Institute. With
words and actions they are to
stimulate an awareness of
the organization that it will
become more effective as it
strives to improve home-
making skills, all aspects of
family life to the betterment
of the communities.
Friendship Club
hears about trips
APPLES
•
Excellent Quality
Macintosh, Ida Red,
Spartan, Mutsu, Spies,
Golden Delicious, Red
Delicious.
available,now
CRUNICAN°BROS •
11/2 miles south of Elginfield on #4 Highway