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â€"Pat,;â€" aond Mario‘s 50 Westmount Rd. N. Westmount Place Mall ence and understanding during a time of family break down. Self help meetings are held every Wednesday night at 7:30, 125 King St. W., Kit. For information call 744â€" 7624 Fathers For Justice is a non profit charitable organization that helps bridge the gap between families and thelegal and social systems in regards to custody, access, Fathers For Justice meetings Part of WLU‘s permanent art collection will be on display through A: in the Concourse Gallery, John Aflmv The display will include works by Woldemar Neufeld, Anton Cetin and David Magee. Open noon to 7 p.m. on Monday, Wednesâ€" day and Friday. 17 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Handweaving exhibit One of Waterloo region‘s most colorful legacies is its handweaving. The Joseph Schneider Haus will be showcasing examâ€" ples of this textile art in its newest exhibit, Waterloo‘s Handwoven Heritage. The exâ€" hibit will feature linen and woolen sheets, blankets, coverlets, household linens and clothing, all products of skilled local nineâ€" teenth century weavers. The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Art exhibition Bulletin Board Kâ€"W Flyfishers meet the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 7:30 p.m. at Rink In the Park, Seagram Drive Waterloo. Visitors welcome. First Tuesday is a generâ€" al meeting; third Tueday, flytying. Club interests are {lyfishing trips, conservation, ‘"We have a lot of new Cana _ The program has a waiting list dians in our and one of of about one or two months theirbiggurmh-isth because there is room for only langugn.aowoofi-nnfi;mh about 16 trainees at a time with a to language classes. We also continous intake as space beâ€" refer people to outn'dejwu'nasll; comes available. After completâ€" refer people to outside counsellâ€" ing, such as drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs, if this is the area of their employment disadvantage." Flyfishers meeting PAGE 8 â€" WATERLQO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1990 PWL 725â€"9315 FOUR PIECE JAZZ BAND featuring a 11 a.m. â€" 2 p.m. Adult ©10.95 Seniors +7.95 Child ©4.95 (Continued from page 3) :,_:.E:_:_ "'1” I-;;;.‘..':n. 1” ~~.. 129 ORANGE FLESH o â€":"7«'.'.':.. 1”!"‘-{‘:“. 2,’ VAN CAMP‘S BEANS "@.99 CANTAâ€" LOUPES GREEN _ GRAPES unti Seturday, August 4, 1990 T« 429 %. 199 ALLEN‘S JUICE ing their six months with PWL, trainees are then helped in the job search process and staff works CHIpsS HOSTESS 4129 Enjoy A Zeilstra says the statistical sucâ€" NORDICA COTTAGE CHEESE or comparable brand Westmount Rd. N., Waterloo _ +478 Albert St., Waterloo .. 999 SALAD DRESSING Sss °* .. 149 (or cream ot cickan congiensed .. 10 or 'K*FW\Fâ€"T} BarBQ# SAUCE 1 Coupon 455 mL. cont. COKE HEINZ KETCHUP tomato with 79 4 without it coupon 2.49 KRAFT SINGLES cess of the in helping . one lit people find and feep theirjo_gg_i_l helpful 14 without coupon 1.59 9‘ 5 in =* p= 1 â€" § Entry Ballot KIBBLES ‘n Ts T anl n 59’] PORR CHOPS LAMB LEGS centre cut _ **880| New Zealand_»+8.59 fee .39’"’”" :999 PARLOUR ICE CREAM MAPLE L WIENERS regular or bbq 450 9 phg. ‘N‘RIBS e 179 mut___s w» | WAXBD â€" more44 fls n-l!"- -001 BOTATO, MACARO! COLE SLAW SALAD noe t i 219 P N J ~, 439 nony 22 nove F7 a,3.59