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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-12-05, Page 7See our Representative FAYE COOK at: the 2nd & 3rd Tuesday of each month on: Next Visit: Dec. 11 FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANk (Branch Office Address) Pot tioor information call 271-5650 [Collect] or wtlte 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford; Ontario, MAITLAND VALLEY Financial Consultants Ltd. Guaranteed investment Certificates 12% Rates subject to change Brussels 887-6663 Monkton 347-2241 I. NOW WINTARIO HAS 15 GRAND PRIM EVERY WEEK Three $100,000 Grand Prizes and 12425,000 Grand Prizes every Thursday: More Prizes! More ways to win! Now Wintario has a lot more going for it. First you've got a better chance of winning a big prize— with three $100,000 Grand Prizes and twelve $25,000 Grand Prizes every week*. Then too, you've got a better chance of winning one of the smallerprizes, Because now there are thousands more prizes to be won every week—$5,000 prizes, $1,000 prizes, $100 prizes, $10 prizes and Win'fall prizes. In fact your chances of winning a prize in the new Wintario are now 1 in 18*. And a Wintario ticket is still just $1.00. It's a great new game. With nine draws instead of six every Thursday night live on TV. Get a ticket and get in the game this Thursday. You'll love it—and you could be a winner. * Wow every week for every 3 million tickets issued there are: 3 Grand Prizes of $100,000 12 Grand Prizes of $25,000 27 Prizes of $5,000 and more than 160,000 other prizes. ONTARIO LOT1tRYCORPORATION More ways to play your ticket. Now there's a new Wintario ticket with a 6-digit number and no series number. ** It's a lot simpler—and a lot more fun to play. You win $10 if any three consecutive digits of your ticket number match the 3-digit number drawn. For instance, say your ticket number is 123456. You could win if 123, 234, 345, or 456 were drawn. Four ways to play your ticket number! In the same way, you could win $100 by matching any four consecutive digits of your ticket number with the winning 4-digit number drawn. Match the 5-digit winning number and win $1,000. And if your ticket number matches one of the five 6-digit numbers drawn, you'll win one of the three $100,000 First Grand Prizes or one of the 12 Grand Prizes of $25,000. And then, there's Win'fall, Match any two consecutive digits of your ticket number with the Win'fall number drawn and you've won a book of tickets on the next draw worth $5.00. **Wintario tickets are issued every week in blocks of one million tickets, and each block is numbered from 000000 to 999999, and no series number! For each weekly draw at least 3 million tickets will be issued. So there will be at least three winning ticket numbers issued (1 in each block) that match the 6-digit $100,000 First Grand Prize number drawn, and at least three winning ticket numbers issued that match each of the four $25,000 Grand Prize numbers drawn —twelve $25,000 prizes in all. That's at least 15 Grand Prizes in all. $100 tri The name's the saute, but it's a great new game. • +NA i•-• 11,1 WHAT'S GOING. ON , MOM?—Young Veronica Grobbink is just a little too young yet to realize what bazaars are all about but she attended with her mother Mary Ann Grobbink of R.R.3, Walton. The bazaar was sponsored by the Catholic Women's League of St. Ambrose Chruch in Brussels. (Brussels Post Photo) Separate board okays pay increases • and five opposed. BY WILMA OKE The Huron-Perth County The board also increased Roman Catholic separate the salary of Edward Row- school board has approved land, co-ordinator of plant increases for two of its and assessment, by $1,557 to administrative staff and of- $19,538 a year, including fice secretaries in its 19 fringe benefits, effective Jan- elementary schools. uary 1. At a special meeting trus- The school secretaries' sal- a $5,000 increase for 1980-- aries set in October, 1979, tees granted John McCauley, wereamended to give slight Superintendent of Education increases to be effective January 1 to August 31, the increase will push his 1980. yearly salary to $38,000 in Those with 0 year's exper- two stages, plus fringe bene- ience will receive $4.55 per fits. His salary will increase hour; with one year's exper- by $3,000 on January 1 and ience, $4.70 per hour; and for $2,000 on September 1. This two years' or more, $4.85 per was a recorded vote, with hour. seven votes for the increase Owners ofsmaller businesses... weprovide.• *Financial assistance * Management counselling (CASE) * Management training * Information on government programs/ft. business Can n he0you? The U,C.W. of Knox United Church Belgrave held their Christmas meeting November 27th. The Nominating Committee's report was pre- sented by Mrs. John Ander- son and Mrs. Jack Higgins. The U.C.W. officers for 1980 are: Past President: Mrs. Laura, Johnston; President: Mrs. Dorothy Logan; Vice- President: Mrs. Wm. Fenton Treasurer: Mrs. Helen Martin; Secretary: Mrs. Harold Vincent; Church in Society: Miss Annie Cook, Mrs. Ross Higgins; World Outreach: Mrs. Jack Taylor; Stewardship and Finance: Mrs. Bob Grasby; Christian Development: Mrs. Bill Coultes; Mrs. George Michie, Mrs. Murray Scott, Mrs. Ken. Wheeler; In Church Services: Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. Bert John- ston, Mrs. Clarence Yuill; Social Committee: Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs. Jim Hunter, Mrs. Sam Pletch; Leadership Development: Mrs, Wm. Fenton; Auditors: Mrs. George Procter, Mrs. John Kerr; Nominating Committee: Mrs. Jack Higgins, Mrs, John Ander- son; Pianist: Mrs. George Johnston. The Worship took the form of a Candlelight Service which had been written especially ' for the U,C.W. Mrs. Janisa. Coultes conducted the Worship which centred in Joy, Peace, Light and Love. Mrs. Ken Wheeler, Mrs. Don Vair, Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs. Leslie Bolt gave readings which tied in the U.C.W. Purpose with the Christmas message, emphasizing Witness, Study, Fellowship, and Service. Piano selections played by Mr. Don Vair were very much enjoyed. Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mrs. Helen Martin, Mrs. Bert Johnston and Mrs. Jim Coultes pre- sented the program. They discussed what the perfect Christmas gift would be. They concluded that if we have come to realize that Love • expressed daily the year round, is the Perfect Gift, then some of the hectic struggles will disappear from the Christmas Season and we will find ourselves with time to come to the manager for re-creation, renewal and contemplation of God's per- fect Gift. Mrs. Laura Johnston ex- pressed thanks to everyone We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Hazel Procter is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. We wish her a speedy recovery, Mrs. Harry McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse visited on Sunday afternoon with their sister Mrs. Russel Walker of Goderich, Mrs. Mary Jarvis of Listowel spent a few days last week with Mrs. James Coultes while Jim attended )the Regina Agribition, TRAPPERS MEET The Huron County Trapper's held their, fall meeting on Friday evening in the Belgrave W.I. Hall with Leonard Baird in the chair and Clarence Hanna recording secretary. A very interesting rdm was ipresented by Blake Evans of 'the Natural Resources,. Wingham on the Ministry of Natural Resources work in the province after which be answered many questions. Ian Watt from the research office at Maple showed a very educational film on the prevention and treatment of Rabies in the wild animals. Lucky draws for over 20 traps were made. The traps were presented by the Ontario Trappers Association and the Office Ministry of Natural Resources THE BRUSSECS- POST DEC'EtiiiriER' Tir_ Belgrave UCW elects