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TRAMISOI. is Canada's top- selling dewormer. because TRAMISOL is a broad-spectrum dewormer that combats all major types of worms that cause losses in beef cattle, including lungworm. TRAMISOL may be administered to cattle by injection, bolus, drench or feed pellets. If Canada's top cattlemen deworm with TRAMISOL, shouldn't you? -Recz,icsed I ,-,(7 t:‘,inam1(1 Canada In( C'trAIV„AalltfAti t#,*I# 0; t ,t • r[sOi0404... k • "P " - THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 28, 1981 — A9 Belgrave hears of disabled .„, Mrs. Reta Marks of Michigan visited last listowg1 and Mrs. June Tuesday with ' the latter's Barker of Lewiston, aunt Mrs. Hazel Procter. CiNfelPandent MIS. UMW STONEHOUSIS 11117-91147 The education meeting of the W.I. was in the Belgrave hall with the 1st vice presi- dent, Mrs. James Hunter, presiding. 14 members an- swered the roll call, "What can I do for a disabled person?" The program convenor, Mrs. Glenn Coultes asked Mrs. Norman Coultes to read a poem "Heaven's very precious child," then spoke of her work as a volunteer at the Silver Circle Nursery School in Wingham. She introduced Mrs. Sylvia Ricker, the supervisor of the school, who told a little of the operation of the school which was started in 1966 in the Presbyterian church and la- ter moved to the present location in 1977. The children attended classes five morn- ings a week and the capacity is ten, between the ages of two and ten years. The teachers and assistants must give much help to each individual child. Mrs. Ricker showed slides to illustrate activities which the children do to develop their skills. Mrs. Coultes conducted a "Who Am I" quiz about disabled persons. The minutes of the last meeting, the correspondence and. the financial statement were read by Mrs. Glen Coultes. An invitation was read from the Blyth branch to attend their meeting on November 5 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Norman Coultes will be the Voting delegate at the area convention to be held in St. Mary's on November 5 and 6 with Mrs. Ross Taylor and Mrs. Ross Higgins also at- tending. Mrs. Richard Moore will donate a craft to be sold there. The 4-H Achievement, Day program will be held in the Presbyterian Church, Wingham onNovember 16. A report of the District Annual held in Belgrave was given by Mrs. Ross Taylor and Mrs. James Hunter. A motion was made to pay the Children's Aid bursary, the 4-H expenses and a donation to the C.N.I.B. The collection and pennies for friendship was taken. Mrs. Bert Garniss from Bluevale, spoke on the can- vass which the Auxiliary to the Wingham and District Hospital is conducting to buy equipment and the members voted to give a donation of $25.00. EUCHRE There were four tables in play at the W.I. Hall on Wednesday evening when the Belgrave Euchre Club held their first card party for the coming season. Winners were: high lady - Mrs. Kenneth. Wheeler; low lady - Mrs. George Johnston; high man - Lewis Stonehouse; low man - Lawrence Taylor. Next euchre will be held on October 28 starting at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. HARVEST THANKS "Give Thanks My Soul for Harvest" was read in unison as Mrs. Norman Coultes gave the call to worship at the October meeting of Cal- vin-Brick United Church U.C.W. held at the home of Mrs. Roy Dawson last Wed- nesday evening. Mrs. Norman Coultes gave the scripture reading from Luke Chapter 17, verses 11-19 and continued with the theme in the question "Are We Thankful." Mrs. George McGee read a poem entitled "Forget not our thanks for little things." Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft led in prayer. Mrs. Donald Dow began a study on Stewardship with the question "What is Ste- wardship." A Stewardship quiz was given presenting many interesting facts. Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft presented thoughts on Stewardship of the environment and how enormously complex is the responsibility. Mrs. Norman Coultes furthered the theme with the reading of a mono- logue. Mrs. Donald Dow dosed with prayer. Mrs. Kenneth Mason be- gan the business portion of the meeting and a discussion led to the plans of the Annual December congregational supper. 4-H chIck'n cluck clam The 4-H party Oct. 19 had a fall theme and each girl invited their grandmothers. The girls introduced themselves and their guest. The buffet supper consisted of tomato juice, chicken with a chinese accent, tea biscuits, salad, . carrots, rice pilaf, angel food cake and tea. While the girls were cleaning up in the kitchen, the guests visited with one another. Members are to have books ready to be handed 'in on October 29. 4-H The meeting gave ideas for a coming up skit, Veronica Bakelaar, Joan and Ruth Higgins were appointed to write it in a good copy. Members made the batter for cream puffs and baked them. They learned how to cook eggs, then planned the food party of the next meeting. Members prepared "chicken al la King" for the Wins $1000 in Belgrave Kinsmen held their Elimination Draw on Saturday evening, october 24 at the Brussels Community Arena. The first draw was won by Gordon Pengelly winning $400.00. The second draw was won by Bryan Black $25.00, third draw by Ron McDowell, $25.00, fourth draw by Jack Kroes $25.00. Fifth draw by Bradley cream puff filling. PERSONALS. Mr. and mrs. James Cook and Avie of Winnipeg, Manitoba, spent a week with his parents Mr. and mrs. Albert Cook. Friends and neighbours are pleased to hear that Sam Fear was able to return home on Friday from Victoria Hospital, London. Miss Norma Nethery of Hamilton visited on. Monday and Tuesday with her aunts Mrs..George Cook and Mrs. Telford Cook. Kin draw Galbraith - $75.00, sixth draw by Pete Campbell - $50.00, seventh draw by Doug Layton- $50.00, , eighth draw by Mac Demary- $75.00 Ninth draw by John Stra- chen $100.00 tenth draw by- Mrs. Jack Van Camp. $100.00, twelfth draw by Doug Casemore $200.00, thirteenth draw by George Johnston - $1,000.00. ' Congratulations to all Now at Val's Fashion. Fare Blyth Daily Bonus Draw WIN A GIFT CERTIFICATE EQUAL TO YOUR PURCHASE (Winner every shopping day) LAST WEEK'S WINNERS: Oct. 19 - Nellie Mason - $20.72 Oct. 20 - Sheila McKay - $17.04 Oct. 21 - Caroline Kernaghan - $32.00 Oct. 22 -'Gwen Patterson - $45.60 Oct. 23 - J ill Roulston - $53.50 Oct. 24 - Joan Howatt - $35.53 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK CHARGEX WELCOME