HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-09-24, Page 5For the October 2 d draw, Wintario announces
urtimet.the fun
ra buck!
For Example:*
SERIES
FIRST PRIZE
TICKET NUMBER
$100,000. NUMBER
' 1 WINNER OF $100,000. 5 1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 _4
*-
5 35 WINNERS OF 10,000.
2 3 4 5 288 WINNERS OF 600.
3 4 5 2916 WINNERS OF 25.
SECOND PRIZE $50,000. NUMBER
SERIES TICKET NUMBER .
10 5 4 3 2 1 1 WINNER OF $50,000.
5 4 3 2 1 35 WINNERS OF 1,000.
4 3 2 1 288 WINNERS OF 100.
3 2 1 2916 WINNERS OF 25.
THIRD PRIZE $25,000. NUMBER
SERIES TICKET NUMBER
15 1 3 5 7 9 1..WINNER OF $25,000,
1 3 5 7 9 35 WINNERS OF $1,000, r.
3 5 • ,
7 9 288 WINNERS OF
1 '
100.
5
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7 9 ' 2916 WINNERS or -25.
FOURTH PRIZE $25,000. NUMBER
SERIES TICKET NUMBER
20 2 4 6 8 0 1 WINNER OF - . $26,090,, .
2 4 6 8 0 86 WINNEiSy OF 1,000.
4 6 8 288 WINNERS OF • 100.
6 8 0 4 2916 WINNERS OF 25.,,
TotAL 12,060 WINNERS 81477,006 J
*based Ott 36 terieg,
Tickets on sale now! Four times the fun for a buck!
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irt-it BRUSSELS POST'S SEfittiVIBER 4 1975
Separate "Big Prize" numbers
Starting with the October 2nd .
draw, four separate Winning numbers will
be drawn instead of one. That means
four times the fun and excitement every
draw!
times as many prizes
In addition to the $100,000 top prize,
there will be a new $50,000 prize and
two new $25,000 prizes and an increase
in the smaller cash prizes to over 12,000
per draw.* But tickets stay at just $1.
times as many chances to win
With four winning numbers being
drawn instead of one, every Wintario
ticket yob buy Will give you four separate
ehances to be a big winner!
Be there' See every draw live at
10:30 P.M. or the Global Television
Network and selected Northern
stations. (Check your lodal T.V.
.Share in the fun.
Violence commission will
Baking.buddies. sit in. Win Dec. 3
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Mrs. Mac Engel
The date of Knox Church
niversary has been set for
tober 19th at eleven a.m, with.
Rev, Wallace Murray of
tchell the guest minist er.
Mr, and Mrs. yv ,G. Ell iott
oyed a holiday in Stanstead,
bec and Ottawa the past
k. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dobie
d Susan, Auburn stayed at the
ion home with Laurie.
ls,Irs, Stuart McNair visited
lb Mrs. Orlie Shaw in Mount
est on the weekend.
Mr. Carman Fischer, Rexdale,
ent the weekend with his
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
cher,
Work has started on the
dation for the new house
ng erected by Don Cotton east
the former school property.
e wet weather is delaying the
rk,
4-H Meets
The first meeting of the
anbrook 4-H Club was 'held on
ptember 13 a t 1:30 p.m. at the
me of Mrs. Clare Veitch. The
I call was answered by eight
tubers. The election of officers
held.
esident - Bernice Van
ikersgoed; Vice-President -
elville to
ollect
lour bags
Tracy Engel; Secretary -
Rotating; Treasurer Lynn
Cameron; Press Reporter -
Sharon Engel.
The club's name will be
decided at the next meeting. All
meetings will be at Mrs. Veitch's
on Saturday afternoon. The books
are going to have pale blue covers
with„l)laak lettering. Mrs. Veitch
discussed "What goes into a loaf
of bread-. Arlene Strickler
discussed requirements for club
members, working methods and
Special project s for senior
members. The girls made
"Free4er Whole Wheat Bread"
and then froze it for the next
meeting. They closed the meeting
with the 4-H motto.
Baking Buddies
The second meeting of the
Cranbrook Baking Buddies was
held on September 20 at Mrs.
Veitch's. The meeting was
opened with the 4-H pledge. All
nine members answered the roll
call. Lynn read the minute s of
the last • meeting which were
approved as read. The next
meeting will be held September
27. Mrs. Veitch discussed the
rising of bread and Arlene
discussed "baking of bread" and
the storage of baked bread and
rolls. The group' asted the freezer
whole wheat bread .made at the
last meeting and finished baking
at this meeting,,It was very•good.
Wingham has been selected as
the site of .one of some two dozen
public hearings before the Royal
Commission on Violence in the
.communications Industry, The
Commission will sit at the
Madill Secondary School auditor- •
ium on Wednesday, December 3,
commencing at 7:30 in the
evening..
The Commission was appointed
earlier this year by the Govern-
ment of Ontario to study whether
people are harmed by the increas-
ing exploitation of violence in
movies, television, theatre, books
newspapers, periodicals, comics,
records and other methods of
communications.
Members of the Commission
are: . The Hon. Judy LaMarch,
P.C., Q.C.., LL.D., teacher, law-
yer, broadcaster, former federal
cabinet minister, who. chairs the
Commission; His Honour Judge
Lucien Beaulieu, a professional
social worker, lawyer; legal aid
director, crown attorney and now
judge of the family division of
provincial court; Scott Young,
newspaper columnist, broad-
caster and author of television
documentaries, novels, biograph-
ies and 'books for children.
The Commission will assess.
existing research material avail-
able in Canada and other coun-
tries,. but very important will be
the. input through briefs and
personal appearances 'before the
hearings, Other hearings in this
area will be at London, Owen
Sound and Kitchener.
The commission invited briefs
and submissions from groups and
individuals—whether the brief is a
letter from, a concerned parent or
a study by a large group.
If you are planning, to write a
brief it should be sent to the
Commission at least three weeks
before the public hearing in
Wingham. That would be by
November 12, The address is The
Royal Commission on Violence in
the Communications Industry,
151 Bloor St. W., Room 810,
Toronto, Ontario. MSS- 2V5.
Only one typewritten copy of a '
brief is necessary, but if you have
access to copying equipment, six
copies would be preferable. If you
wish to address the Commission
without a written brief, you are'
asked to write to the same
address, enclosing a short
summary three weeks in advance
of the hearing. Whether or not
you p lan to submit a brief you arc
encouraged to participate by at
least attending the hearing.
The most important briefs and
submissions will be those which
back up personal opinion with
facts or experiences. For example
if you are concerned with the way
violence is treated in your news-
paper you can send the Commis-
sion specific examples of stories
that worry you. If you want to
report instances of violence in
movies or on television you can
keep a record of particular movies
and programs, where and when
they appeared and a small sum-
mary of the particular incidents in
them on which you wish to
comment, (Remeinber that the
Commission is, not authorized to
study sexual obscenity or porno-
graphy.)
Every week more and more
people disco;ler what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low cost Post
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On Tuesday Sept.' 16th the
ild met in the church parlour
th Wilma Hemingway presid-
g & commencing the meeting
h a poem entitled "Let us give
auks."
After reading Psalms 119 in
son, Marguerite Krauter
sented the topic on "Patience'
chiding with prayer. Wilma \
ightedall present with her fine
lection of the West Coast.
argaret McCutcheon conducted
business portion of the
cling.
All members and friends were
quested to collect Monarch and
ity Flour Bags indicating their.
ght,
The erection of a new sign for
exterior of the church was
over until a later date.
The.committee in charge serv-
a delicious lunch.
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