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rare er meager. tet wt EH EE Milton Candlian Champion | Thursday, Decemtér 27, inddehalton.com lo) (Jp) WE EELS (0A ee staples Don't miss out on these incredible tech deals! FLYER IN EFFECT from Dec 26, 2018 to Jan 1, 2018 Share your finds with us! #SavingWithSave Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries, App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC ~ MBUSINESS GOODS FOR NOTHING PROVIDES CLOTHING "WITH LOVE" NOT A PRICE TAG Goods For Nothing's mission is te provide Milton families with good-quality women's, children's" and men's clothing and shoes for free. The store is operated by the Southside Community Church in its lower level and originally started in 2009 as an outreach to wom- en and children in transi- tion who needed clothing, but didn't have the resourc- es to purchase any. "We wanted to give wom- en a place where they could feel welcomed, valued and comfortable, while getting the clothes their families need," according to the church's website. "Shop- pers can browse, choose what they need, knowing that we won't charge, so they can save their money for other living expenses." The following is what clean, gently-used; good quality donations GFN is currently in need of: « seasonal clothing, cur- rently fall and winter only (summer and spring is no 4th week of the month. longer being accepted until next year); « women's casual and business clothing; + infant clothing; » children's clothes; * men's work wear; + shoes for the whole fam- ily; - gift card donations for food. Donations can be dropped off at Southside Community Church Tues- days to Fridays from 10 a.m. to noon. school LEARN ABOUT NEW BUSINESSES IN YOUR COMMUNITY. INSIDEHALTON.COM Nikki Wesley/Metroland Peggy O'Gorman suggests a-shirt at the Goods for Nothing in the basement of Southside Community Church. The store gives clothing away for free to people who need them. The store is open Wednesday 6-8pm and Thursday 10-12am ever 2nd and ~ ep ------r---- ! . | SERVICES Clothing provided with love, not a price tag TYPE "Gently-recycled clothing for men, women and children in need in Milton 200 Main St. E., Milton Open every second and fourth week of the month: Wednesday -- 6-8 p.m. Thursday -- 10 a.m.-12'p.m. EMAIL office@southsidemilton.org | 905-878-5664 www.southsidemiiton.org/ | goods-for-nothing I NEWS CHRISTIAN BUSINESS GROUP FORMS NEW CHAPTER JULIE SLACK jslack@metroland.com Milton's Christian busi- ness community is creating a new chapter of the Canadian Christian Btisiness Federa- tion. The inaugural meeting will take place on Friday, Jan. 25, at Cora Restaurant, 65 On- tario St. S., at 7:30 a.m. Christianmen and women involved in business or the professions - from those in- volved in real estate or insur- ance to business owners, CEOs and entrepreneurs -are invited to attend the breakfast meeting. Canadian Christian Busi- ness Federation (CCBF) exec- utive director Keith Knight describes the organization "like a Canadian Christian chamber of commerce." He reports that growth within the 35-year-old organization has been incredible over the past eight years. "We have grown from seven chapters seven years ago to more than 50 today, from Vancouver to PEL" He says the national mem- bership reflects a diversity of ageand denominational affili- ation. The new Milton chap- ter will hold free monthly breakfast meetings; the only costisthebreakfast you order. They generally last an hour and they're a place for business leaders to talk about business issues from a bibli- cal perspective using a five- year curriculum of discus- sionmaterials. They deal with issues such as integrity, cour- age and risk-taking, team building, time management, power and influence, leader- ship, self-discipline, and con- flict management. Knight will be the featured speaker at the inaugural meeting on Jan. 25. "Ourfocus is primarily on leadership development. We aren't there to evangelize nor to network, though the net- working and mutual support is a natural result of the meet- ings. We work in partnership with local churches." For more = information, email ccbfed@gmail.com.