The Brussels Post, 1980-01-16, Page 16United Nations.
The meeting was closed by
repeating the "Hymn of All
Nations."
Lunch was served by Mrs,
F. Smith, Mrs. D. Perrie,
and the rrostess Mrs. , B.
VanDonkersgoed.
A Post Classified will pay'
you. dividends. 'Have you
tried• one? Dial Brussels
887-6641. '
ry
'of the U.N. you have visited
9r' would like to visit " was
answered by. 14 members.
The topicon the
United Nations, and an in-
formative general talk on the
works of the U.N. was held.
Mrs. C. Veitch gave her r
smiles and ...Mrs. L. Knight
held a contest on the dif-
fererit Countries in the
Mrs. F. Workman would
notify, everyone when it
would be held.
The convenors Mrs. L.
Knight and 'Mrs. J. Vanass
took charge for'the rest of the •
meeting. " •
The Roll Call "A Count
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Ends' of line half price.
TEXAN GRILL
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Chicken Legs
mashed potatoes, salads, vegetables, bread.
Fast Friendly Service
HOME COOKED MEALS DAILY.,'
OPEN Mon., Tues. Thurs., Fri., Sat., 0:30 - 10 p.m.
. Wed. 6:30 - 1; Sun. 9:30 10 p.m.
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SALMON 3/4;7 oz. limit 4 1.59
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SAN1 FLUSH 41 °z•
Sank* 8•..px.. Limit 2 • .
INSTANT COFFEE
2.39
4.59
1.19
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VVIdte:Label • oatmeal or chocolate chip ,
COOKIES
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Chapman
ICE' CREAM • 2 litres 1.15
Bakery Groiry
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iiiitc)ti addition.to open
STIV101,4,01(g:., •
The, linron-perth. county
Roman • .cathQliC 'separate.
school heard. •Monday paid
fees to, .Ontario $epatate
SchoOl TinStees' AssOciation;
of -.$1,400,9$; to Canadian.::
Catholic School ''-'1Trustees'
Association,P;4'..09; and- to
Ontario''.School, Trnstecs
Counci1,11,202, for a total of
$4,727,55. These fees
$19.7.6$ higher thin 'last
Year's : total,
The pupil at' St,. :,
JOsJoseph's Selma Clinton
will be able • tO enjoy 'their
enlarged .and renovated,
school by the end of
February when workmen Wilt
have finished the•work on the
addition, according to'
report by the property conFt
Mittee. The Addition will
provide them with a general
purpose room where they
Will be able "to have their
Physcial Education classes'
and hold other events. The'
addition *Will• also provide a
room for special education •
classes.
The board has set the
official opening date for the
.• new accommodation on May
4 which is the heginning of
Education;Week.,
The board has. 'provided
the property committee wir
$15,000 front which can
drawn money to, carry on
maintenance, work in the. 19
schools in the system until
the budget for 1980 is set
some time in March,
AN ADDITION FOR MCCUTCHEONS—J,L. McCutcheon . Motors ,
purchased the former Bridge Motors building in November and are now
using it to store their trucks and for body work. (Brussels Post. Photo)
Buys bui lding e e
- ,,Indoor Gardening!' was
in Tthh comshmorut nity'
. course on
Cranbrook W.I. met at the
homehoe of Mrs. B. Van-
Donkersgoed, with • Vice-
President Mrs. F. Workman
.presiding.
Following the open ing a
discussion on catering was
held. The Institute will look
after the food and the
catering to any funeral witlI
dismissed and it was left that
p.m. and January 23 and 24
at 7 p.m.
• Conveners for the 'Citizen-
ship and World Affairs
meeting were Mrs. 'Doris
McCall and Mrs. Jane
DeVries. The Roll Call was
answered with "An item of
news about or 'an article on
Australia." Mrs. Doris
McCall chaired the meeting'
and gave some interesting
Current Events.
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Jean Bewely, who -along with
her daughter from Australia,
Mrs. Wayne Baker showed'
slides on this country," A
question and answer period
followed.
Lulu Kerr delighted 'the
audience with a piano solo.
FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED ,
area last fall.
McCutcheons are using the building to
store trucks, as a body and paint shop, for
cleaning up cars and for all the more times'
consuming jobs, according to vice-president
Bob RichmOnd. .
Majestic WI to sponsor 4H Cliths.
A Brussels business that has added
something new, within the past couple of
months has been J.L. McCutcheon Motors
Ltd which purchased the former Bridge
Motors in November.
The Bridge family moved to the Wingham
The Majestic Writhe 's
Institute Met January 9in the
Library basement. Thank •you
notes were read from the
shut-ins who had received
Christmas boxes.
The Majestic Women's
Institute will sponsor three
4-H Clubs this .spring, with
the leaders being Mrs. Jean
ofielRY / a/mkt/ed.
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Weston Mealtyme
BREAD 24
Weston lam Filled
BUNS
Schneider 1 lb.
32..
oz.
tub
4 litre pa
bog
1.33
loaves
3/1. 65
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SOFT MARGARINE
Florida White or Pink
GRAPEFRUIT
Clover Cream
ICES CREAM
Cooking
ONIONS 2 lb.
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GROCERY
Phone A87-9445
Voriety
Patty oads:•:Baked ` cods
:.'Tobacco • Groceries • stati000ry
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• '887-6224
Bell, Mrs. Sharon WilsOn,
Mrs: Debbi Seilli,,Mrs. Anne
Varier; Mrs. Donna Bauer
and Miss Barbara
Ducharme.*The name of the
club is "Your Corner of the
World."
The: Senior Ladies Club,
"Indoor Gardening" is being
held January 14 and 18 at 1