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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-01-16, Page 12... Swoos Savings This special offer applies to 100% polyester wool- knitting worsted 4 ply Bulk yarn 16 ounces. or less. This material is machine washable. Ideal for mitts, toques; sweaters and afghans. La,r0rielS Seaforth 527 1.960 Our prices are already low, but come in, make your best deal and draw a card for a possible further *40 dollar reduction on any large appliance, colour TV, nriicrowave oven or stereo! Value of cards to be drawn $5.00 to $40.00. Acel, gh $40. We have a large selection to choose from! "Drive a little ... Save a lot" Stone's TV Et Appliances See Stone's for rock bottom prices! Gorrie 335-6374 — THE BRUSSELS POST,: JAN TALKING WITH THE PARENTS — Mr. and 'Mrs. Wallace Black' of R.R.5, Brussels talked with Mr. FOrrest of the F.E. Madill Secondary • School in Wingharn .wfien an orientation night on the school was held for', parents at the Brussels Public School on Thursday night. (Photo by Langlois) See Topnotch Feeds For. • PIONEER SEED CORN HYLAND SEED CORN • FUNK'S SEED,CORN ::',CheCk • our .POICOS Qn • Seed. Oats,. Barlei,- Mixed. Grain Wo,are .131iying -. • '.Ontario , Mixed Barley 4Coro Mrs. Hoover entertained the afternoon unit in her home on Tuesday. There were 17 members present on this first meeting of the. Year. The leader, Mrs. Cudmore read an, appropriate poem for the New Year followed by "A New Leader's Prayer. In the absence of Mrs. Hazelwood, Mrs. Hupfer convened the devotions. Mrs.. , Steffler offered "Thoughts for the New Year. Mrs. Hupfer led in prayer folloWed by group discussion on Psalm I. A study of Japan was introduced by Mrs. Steffler. She. explained that previous to World War II Japanese Products were considered to The January meeting of the Brussels C.W.L. was opened with a prayer and a bible reading. The roll call was answered by 14 members. • Following the business and correspondence, the February meeting was dis- cussed,Sally Campeau will be the guest speaker and the topic is "Charismatics". Everyone young and old is invited to attend. The C.W.L. will be be of poor quality. Since that time the reverse is true and now manufactured goods such as televisions, radios, cameras etc.: are of superior quality. Industry has•created pollution and other problems. The fastest trains in the world transport the masses of people. Just one percent of the population is. Christian and yet they re- ceive respect from others i.e. Shinto and Buddhism. During the roll call 43 visitations were recorded. Visitation to the nursing home was discussed. Knitting and crochet classes will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Thomas. starting Coffee Sundays the first Sunday of the month, following mass. It is hoped the parish will use this to become better acquainted with each other. A discussion' took place concerning how to improve our league, then Father Sonderup spoke briefly, concerning the future role of the lay people in the church. The meeting was ad- journed and lunch served by Joanne Plas. Anyone wishing to take part should contact Mrs. Robt. Richmond. Following prayer'', refresh- ments were served. Unit plans classes in knitting, crocheting OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED CWL will sponsor coffee Sundays • Brussels' 887-601 4111 rf •