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Twenty 4-H club members
from Huron County
participated in the Regional
4-H Conference held at
Centralia College of •
Agricultural Technology on
August 12-14.
The 20 delegates from
Huron included Helen
Jacobs, R.R.1, Zurich; Karen
McMichael, Wroxeter; Ron
Godkin, R.R.1, Walton; Lisa
Thompson, R.R.5, Wingham
Sandra Datarts, R.R. 1
Dashwood; Caroloine
Mulvey, R.R.1, Clifford; Rob
Stafford, R.R.1, Wroxeter;
Cheryl Cann, R.R.3, Exeter;
Jacquie Robertson, R.R.2,
Bluevale; Jim Saldivar,
R.R. 5, Seaforth; Tom
Menheere, R.R.4, Seaforth;
Melanie Scott, R.R.1,
Belgrave; Meribeth Scott,
R. R. , Belgrave; Greg
Hoggarth, R.R.2, Kippen;
Ken Siertsema, R.R.3, Blyth;
Kevin Clark, R.R.5,
Goderich;. Bruce
Boneschansker, R.R.1,,
Huron 4-H kids at CCAT conference
R.R.2, Zurich; Wayne
Marshall, R.R.6, Goderich.
Ethel; Karen Haist, R.R.2,
Centralia; Paul Gingerich,
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— THE BRUSSELS POST ' AUGUST 20,,
Doman SEAS
a cigir)
a rewarding hobby
By BMW(' J. Sitall8hnsey, CA
much more scope for
imaginative banking.
, -
If you want a new hobby
that ia both rewarding and
challenging, try money
management -- the art of,
putting your savings to,
work • for you , in the most
productive way.
In a' :sense, we all prac-
tise this hobby to some
extent. Once it merely
consisted of keeping
enough money in your
chequing account at, the
bank to pay the bills, and
keeping the surplus in a
savings account where it
would accumulate interest.
• " •
Dollar Sense offers general •
financial advice by mem-1
hers of The Institute of-
Chartered Accountants of
Ontario.
, But ° in the last year,
several banks have intro- i
duced new types of person-
al accounts which provide
Among these is the daily
interest savings account.
Unlike other non-chequing
accounts, each dollar earns
interest each day it is in the
bank, as opposed to inter-
est calculated periodically,
based on minimum' bal-
ance. So if your employer
deposits your regularrpay in
the bank in your name, it
makes a lot of sense to
have it placed in a daily
interest account.
The latest innovation is
the daily interest chequing
account. One of the inter-
esting aspects .of these is
that the banks give free
chequing privileges if you
maintain a $200 minimum
balance. This is a good deal
if you are a heavy cheque
writer. Say you write 40
cheques a month; at 15
cents a 'cheque, you would;
be, spending; $6 a month, or vz a year. The free
chequing privilege means
that you are actually earn-
ing $72 a year on your $200
balance, or .36 per cent
interest. Few . no-risk
investments will provide
that return.
The "hobby" aspect of
m a naging your sayings- can .
be enhanced if you are
willing to shop 'around at
various trust companies
and banks .for that extra
little bit of interest. On .a
$1,000 savings, account,
however; an extra one-
quirter of one per cent is
actually earning only an
extra $2.50 a year in' inter-
est -- so consider whether it
is worth the trouble of
banking at an inconvenient
location. •
Locking ° savings into a
guaranteed investment cer-
Bluevale's first Funfest
on this weekend
tificate it. practice that
requires some planning. It,
might yield a slightly high-
er interest rate, than a
savings account, but it puts,
Your money out of reach-
That one per cent or, so
extra interest you earn in a
GIG may be a high price
to „pay, since you won't
have instant access to your
cash.
There are' other ways of
making your hobby pay.
For example, never pay, a
charge account payment or
utility bill late - but don't
pay it early either. That
money is going to earn
interest for someone, so
you might as well let it
earn money for you just
as long as you, can. Post WANT-ADS,
Flione 887-6641
Already the community of Bluevale is
starting fund-raising activities to raise
money for the building of the new Bluevale
hall and this weekend they will be having the
first Bluevale Funfest.
A PeeWee- Baseball tournament and a
horseshoe pitching contest kick off the
Funfest at 10 a.m. Saturday. The baseball
tournament will include players from
Chepstow, Blyth, Walton, Brussels and
Bluevale and surrounding areas and will
continue into Sunday when the Consolation
and Championship Games will be held,
according to tournament organizer Tim
Tolton.
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more people discover what
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Dial Brussels 887-6641,
Mrs. Ella Searsoti, a member of the
,Bluevale Recreation Association said there
will be a number of ,children's activities on
Saturday such as scavenger hunts and apple
bobbing. Other events for the adults include
nail driving contests, log rolling and a
greased pole with money put on the end' of
the pole over the Bluevale dam. Another
event is a street dance from 9-1 along the
main street of Bluevale. A beef Barbecue to
be held on Saturday has already been sold
out.
A homecoming registration for former
residents of Bluevale will be held at noon
hour on Saturday.
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