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Valuable Time
Next Spring . . .
Plan
Fall Plow-Down
) Now
Plowing down your Phosphate and Pot-
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out in front next spring.
There's usually more time' in the fall,
and you'll know that the Phosphate and
Potash are ready to go to work in the
root zone next spring!
Many farmers are including Fall Plow-
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simply makes good sense to them. It
probably makes good sense to you.
For custom spreading and bulk delivery
Call
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Here's your chance to really play Santa.
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Many Callender visitors
appealing to our many home- with her' lovely Voice.
bound people as it gives
them the chance to "catch 00
on" community, news and
also to see old friends: and to
meet new ones.
The Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship was here on the
24th to provide an inspira-
tional program of music and
Bible readings: Everyone
looks forward to having this
group provide this enjoy-
able service in. our Home.
The group comes to Callan&
er on the last Friday of every
month at 7:30 p.m., so if
anyone would like to *tie
and enjoy: the. evening with
their friends Or relatives,
please feel free to attend."
The Brussels Mennonite
Choir comes here on ihe . last
SundaY of the , month ;to
nroVide. aworship • seryice
which': is appreciated .by a
large number of:our people.
If any other Church group in
the area is' interested" in
providing a regular Sunday
service in our Home, pleaSe
contact ,us and we will
arrange, something ' mutually
convenient. •
On October' 16th Joanne
Brubacher was here to enter,
tain our people -by singing
and playing .her guitar. Our
Residents were enchanted.
by Janis Acheson,
, With summer behind us
we are once more concentra-
ting on indoor activities.
On October 5th, Rev.
Wircw offered. Communion
to the staff and Residents.
These services" are appreCiat-
ed by those who are unable
to attend • regular Church
services, - •
• The October; men's bowl-
ing champion was John Mc-
Murray and Mrs, Beatrice
,Cardiff won both the ladies
bowling and bingo champ-
ionship. ,
, Mrs. Bev Catcliffad Mrs,
.Mary Heise have been coin-
ing''to our, home for 'a
eonisiderable length of time
and their Bible study and.
Hymn 'sing prOgrain ' has
become a favorite activity for
Many of Our Residents:,
On October 15th, .Mis.
Freda Pipe livened up the
afternoon by playing, the
piano for the many assern
bled residents4;fredi 'often-,
plays here atOthe ReSidents,
are always:responsive lo her:
• On the 17th the United.
Church Women came to the
Home to spend the afternoon
having tea and chatting with
our Residents. This kind of
informal afternoon is very
Our October birthda•y par-
tY was put on by the Catholic
Church Women„ The child-
ren they had: with them, were
off school on a professional
development day and arrived
at the Home dressed in their
Hallowe',en costumes. They
played rano and guitar solos
and sang a number of songs.
Follewing the entertainment
portion-of the party, every-
one sang HaPPY Birthday to•
Mr. Frank Dunn and Mr. Jim
Lawrie. Refreshments were
then served and a social time
followed.
On October the;31st, the
Brussels Brownies 'and
Guides and also many staff
children Came to the Nursing
Home fer a Hallowe'en Party
The Residents 'enjoyed see;
in'g the; children and- adults
dressed in; their 'costumes
There was a long parade
around the Hoine. then every-
one had a turn "bobbing for
apples." The children were,
diVided into four team's and
they:had a' peanut.pushing
race. Chris Graber's team
won the contest. Then every-
one sat on the sitting.roem
floor and sang Hallowe'en
songs. Cupcakes, which were
made in our baking class,
were served to the children
and ' Residents along with
I juice. All the little ghosts and
' goblins received a , bag Of
treats before they went home
N01L13 Grryouirnaugnew $1.00
Wintario has a
bulging sackful of pre-
holiday prizes in the.
Christmas Shoppers Bonus
Draw. With over $5,000,000
in tax-free prizes, including
$1,500,000 in Bonus-Prizes, it's your
chance to really play Santa this yearl
The seven-digit Bonus. Draw ticket
number gives you a chance to wit) one of
10-4100,000 or 50-$10,000 Bonus Prizes.
If your Bonus Draw
number corresponds
exactly to any of the 60
Bonus numbers drawn, you
could be a $10,000 or a
$100,000 Sdntcil
The regular.siX-digit ticket
number gives you a chance to win
one-of 64100,000 or 24=$25,000
Grand Prizes plus 331,914 other prizes.
That's $3,618,000 worth of tax-free prizetl