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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-02-04, Page 12CASE OF 24 CANS OF, PEPSI Reg. 10.60 Per' q4O F TEXAN GRILL 8874951 Brussels SPECIAL $7.99 A Welcome to WORSHIP SERVICES of the BRUSSELS MENNONITE FELLOWSHIP Starting every Sunday morning as of February 1 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. at the Brussels Library Sunday School 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Pastor Doug Zehr 529-7467 Community Representative Elwin Garland 887-9017 HONDA GI-1100 interstate HONDA, 41, ":// •••••=cmia.:17- r• • • • • C41 coaki-ic New for '81: a • "One-touch" sliding adjustable seat • Improved brake pads for quieter operation • Hard coating on windshield for scratch resistance • Front fork oil capacity increased from 220 cc to 240 cc for improved damping control. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR BIKE UNTIL MAY 1, 1981 Now on display at LYNN HOY Enterprises Ltd. Hwy. 86 just east of . Wingham Phone 357-3435 •T• 12 THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 4, 1981 Huron may get lake museum La Leche League of Bel- grave began its second year of meeting at the home of Liliane Nolan, Wingham, on the evening of January 20. The topic of discussion was "Advantages of Breastfeed- ing to Mothers and Baby." Barbara Kerr, leader, ex- plained how the League began with seven founding mothers wanting to help mothers breastfeed their ba- bies and share ideas on parenting. After 25 years, La Leche League is now an active service organization throughout the world. Since this is LLL's 25th Anniver- sary Year, a variety of commemorative items and speciallactivitiestare planned in honour of our silver anniversary. Also coming in 1981 is the LLL Conference taking place in Chicago, with 6,000 people (adults and children) expect- ed to attend. The purpose of Averaging Contracts Income Annuity Borrow 95% of single premium Loan interest deductible , No exposure to interest rate fluctuations Maximize your return on borrowed funds Deadline March 1 For full details contact 411 STANDARD TRUST 237 Josephine Street Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 357-2022 AGENT ENQUIRIES WELCOMED and setting it up as a museum will cost between $25,000. and $30,000.1 to be shared by the county and the town of Goderich. Elsa Haydon, chairman of the Goderich Waterfront Committee, spoke to council's January 29 meeting asking that the county approve the project • in principle. Goderich's deputy- reeve,Bob Allen, added that the project is held captive the conference is to bring together people from all over the world who are interested in mothering through breast- feeding. The topics will ranee from breastfeeding to grandparenting and cover many subjects in between. During the discussion, the mothers shared their ideas on what breastfeeding is. "Expert, Schmexpert" was read from Parents magazine in order to note that there were many sources of information on child-raising, and everyone had to form their own philosophy of fami- ly and make choices to meet the needs of their own child- ren. For many reasons, breast-feeding helps mothers understand their babies and makes mothering more en- joyable. These are outlined in the book "The Womanly Brownies, Guides to have hamper draw On January 21, 13 mem- bers attended the Mother's Brownie and Guide Meeting. We made plans for the Mother and Daughter Ban- quet to be held in the United Church basement on Feb- ruary 23 at 6:30. Plans were also made to have a draw for a food hamper to raise money for the Foster child. The meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be held February 18. until the boat is available for the wheel house to be removed. He said that the boat will be unloaded toward the end of February and moved to an area of the dock where removal can be made. The freighter cannot remain in the docking area indefinitely or it will block traffic in the harbour. Mr. Allen concluded that the town wanted the county to approve the project in principle to assure Goderich Art of Breastfeeding" and the mothers enjoyed discov- ering the advantages in advertisements cut from magazines. It was announced that LLL Belgrave would become a depot for Egnell breast: pumps in the near future. town council that the county will share costs. County Council pasied a motion approving the addition of $15,000. to the county's property committee budget which will permit the project to continue. It is proposed that the grounds will be maintained by the town and the county will be responsible for preparing and manning the exhibit, which would be open for the summer months probably from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Plans are for the wheelhouse and the control room of the ship to be relocated on shore. It is intended that every audible instrument and mechanical navigational aid be part of the display. A set of cabins below the wheelhouse known as the Captain's Office and Quarters, as well as the Passenger Quarters, will also be included so that many items presently scattered BY SHARON DIETZ. Huron. County Council has approved in principle the relocation of the whel house of the Shelter Bay, Lake Freighter to an on-shore site in the Goderich Harbour to create a Marine Museum. The freighter, owned by the Goderich. Elevator Company, will be donated to the county and the town of Goderich to be used as a museum. It is estiamted that removing the wheel house La Leche League Belgrave J.E. LONGSTAFfi -OPTOMETRIST- SEA FORTH 527-1240 Monday to Friday 9.5:30 Saturday 9-12:00 FREE PARKING ON PREMISES Closed Wednesdays By Appointment Hears group is 25 around the Huron County Pioneer Museum could be located in the Marine Museum for an interesting and historically informative display.