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'Dollars and Senses
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h to have a good sound bank balance. Regula
savings can make life a lot pleasanter irfa hun
and one other ways. You may want the do
payment on a home ofyour own, a TV set or a car
perhaps thecluldren's education is on your mind
or a leisurely retirement someday. Whatever ith
that you want or need, you have to learn the secret
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store away the money except in emergencies di
you reach your savings goal—then you start savhig
kr the next one. Why not open a Savings Accou4
'with us today?
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$55,500.0°
IS NEEDED
(Community Chasti and
Municipal Grants will
proyirk $43,500)
to train, rehabilitate
and the
475 BLIND in
'hie district
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Co No I. TRI-COUNTY CAMPAIGN HURON MIDDLESEX -
end Your Donation Today.
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THERE ARE. MANY KINDS
OF ICE. CREAM, BUT
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STORE FOR RENT
Large store for rent or can be
divided for two business offices.
For particulars. apply to
J. H. Stretton, Brussels, Ont,
Phone 5x or 39
— Carried.
not'Oci by H. It. Pearson. setond-
ed. by CS, L. Workthari that a .,gitti
and' a self. handcuffs he Matelot:S.
.rol for the Village Chief of Police,
,.Ntestoit by C, L, Workman. .See'
d Of.i by H. R Pearson that the'
clerk ,OffOtiq '1104' ,q0:10 by tehdet
11111.6'0i ju•e.tIlleio‘ dit 'OP a N, It. Stat-
ion Arell7t tender not necessarily
e"PfrOfeqt, Tenders tO 1te It. by
orfot-$6.1" 29th.
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tfr was a ilithhri zerll Mill
lOrM- I oncIP.fig tOt 3tiotYtilotir'fiW in the
ntittAgg for the 1056-t7
1ittl:on f,611(16 to Tie in 13±. 'tat
0,011.
Ar eottnits IRA Were', kn..
tee,vail irtil 1" Oft motion Of
WOi40)1ht '601?011itiid by VV.
Carried
Keep'
SAFETY yout: Ei PinOpoSrItTa'nBOXES
and other valuables safe, yet'
readily accessible,
TRAVELLER S
Protect you against thei.t, di
loss of cash. They Ire readily
negotiable anywhere,
WodneolaY, October ara, 1956 THE BRUSSELS POST
Scream Kids?"' wilesos 1.,41Ale
U50 levy 12,000.0(),
BTI,ISSels Ii..Qelaw11,11o4.
hydro /090
Brussels. pot Mee, §tel:Aps 1-$A
1:3ju0004 I. gep4.1Wlep,
hyrdo Walter1Verl0 61
Hyde B
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Huron. CoCounty, indigent hose, 40,50
, 5,10
A. Higgins, gilavel 1,5.40
F. Rutledge, gravel 15,00
F,, Duncan, fox beauty 3,00
S. Sweieney, dump 2000 ,
• BannVOln, .ceria.ent, gravel 7.00
G. (MAO, 1;aibi5:11r and
material 14,76 1
T. Bernard, tile 2.56
Brussels Hardware, supplies 11.43
The meeting adjourned on, motion
of H, 13 Pearson, seconded. by G.
M.c0utelheon,
Carried.
H. A. Fischer, Clerk,
ATTENTION. FARMERS
Place Your Order for a Cement SOO;
with HUG_ ILL BROS., 26 Years of Exper.'
ience.
ELMER HUGIL'L
Box 40 Clinton
Phone Clinton Hu 2 — 9432
NOTICE
Cash paid for dead, old, sick or
disabled horses and cows.
Phone Atwood 153, collect.
BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING
Brussels, Oat.
Sept. 24, 1950
The Municipal Council of the
Village of Brussels held its regular
Meeting on the above date in the
Public Library, All members of the
Council were present,
The minutes of Aug. 27th, 1956
meeting were read and adopted on
motion of G. IVIcOutcheon, seconded
by H, R. Pearson.
VVINGHAM. DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL
Boys' Athletic Society 1956.57
Honorary President — Dr. W, A.
Maltibbon
President — Brace Lott
Sec, - Treas. — Jim Bain
Form Representatives
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Mr. Helston and Mr. S. Baker,
representatives Hof the Royal Liver-
pool Insurance Co., were present to
oulline a Liability Insurance Policy
for the Village., this, was held over
to a later date.
Mr. R. Warwick was' present re-
questing that a load of gravel be
put at the end of Thomas Street
so the snow can be properly plow-
ed in the winter. This was left
[hands of the Utility man.
The 1956 asSessment roll for 1957
taxes was retuned by the asseseor
'and he reported that 'the total ass-
essment was $602900.00,
• Moved by G. McCutehoon, second-
ed by H. R. Pearson that the Court
of Reirtsion on the 1956 'assessment
roll be held at 8 o'clock p. an, on
Oct. 29th. 1956.
MODERN MECHAM
ette
TION SOLVES.
FARM LABOUR PROBLEMS -- Carried.
The matter of special policing
of the village on. Hallowe'en was
diseussed and was left to the
Chief of Police and the Fire
Department..
Moved by H. R. Pearson. second-
ed by G, MoCutcheon that By-Law
No. 2, 1956 be read a first and'
second time,
— Carried.
With more and more ease of handling and work-capacity being
engineered into modern machines, farmers are being relieved of much
Of the worry and expense incurred through the scarcity and high cost
of experienced farm help. And there is such a wide range of sizes and
styles of tractors and implements and tools that today every farmer
can avail himself of the advantages of modern mechanization.
The wise and practical use of up-to-date machinery is most im-
portant part of today's farm operations. In the 1956 Massey-Harris
and Ferguson lines are tractors and implements engineered to promote
the efficiency of farming—your local dealer will be glad to give you
full particulars.
IXA — Bob Cook
IXB.— Emerson Hickey
IXO — Doug -Lockridge
IXD• — Ron Robertson
IXE — Doug Whitfield
XA. — Robin Reid
XD Donald. JPdie
XC —• Keith Woods
XD Wayne Brown
XIA — Rae Hetherington
NIB — Dave Kennedy
XIC — San Wright
MIA — Don Jefferson.
M713 — Don Jardin
XTIC — Dennis, Smith
XIII — Telford Struthers
Gioia,' Athletic Society
Honorary President — Miss jear. •
Thompsion
President — Mary Frances Currie
Viee•Pres. — Elaine Worrall
Secretary —Betty Henry
Treasurer — Marianne IVIoXibbon
• Form Representatives
IXA— Shirley Armstrong
TX13 Nancy Fowler
IXO Dell. Irwin.
TXT) —.Donna Metcalfe
IXE — Sarah . Skinu
NA — Daisy Gibson
XD Penny Gerry
XC — Myrna !Robinson
ND — Bernice Smith
XIA — Merle Goa,vely
NIB — Dorothy Toner
XIC —• Barbara Linton
XTIA — Faye Jaok
— Marie Itaistie
Nancy guitcheVon
The Students" Council consists of
the Literary Society Executive and
'the two Presidents of the Athletic
Societies.
MASSEY-HARRIS-FERGUSON LIMITED
Makers of High Qualify Farm Implements Since 1847
Moved by W. A, Willie msear, sec•
ended by G. A. WO that Sup_
Plementary Dy-Law No. 2 1956 be
read a. third time and passed and
the 's'e.al of bhp Corporation be at-
tached a nd'+urn (smith, 11-• forwa H-
eil to ,l,ba T-Timilwayo. De-
wilmlimInf. for ,p)m,..rcrs. By-
,Law is v-taw to aofihoriza the
evrenditnru of a farther • pmm of
swam() on road ,: in the year 1956
oorripm
-ILVTIM31.104,407,7
•••••••, reseuerigiiiiiriznerunit .•
Mown by G. hteCutcheon, sec-
tl'oi by W. A. Williamson that the
Clerk write a letter to the Depart-
^nt 'of. HieThways requesting a
License Bureau in the Village.
— Carried.
Moved by H. R. Pearson, second-
ed by G. NfoCatcheon that bay-Lase
No. 6 1956 be read a first and,
second time.
Money across the miles
A chartered bank makes it a simple matter
for you to send money almost anywhere, inside
or outside Canada.
— Carried.
Moved by W. A. Williamson sec-
onded by 0. L. Workman that "Rv-
Law No.6. 1956 be read 41 third •
time and Passed and the seal of
the Cortioration atia'clied, This
.R-Lan isets forth 'the dates of the
rnce9ng for nomination and elect-
ion of candidates for the, Officers
)to serve (the Village /during the
year 1057.
You may want to get money to a certain
city as a gift on somebody's birthday; or to
settle a business account; or to set up a fund
which can be drawn upon by a company
salesman, branch office or supplier.
It works the other way, too. If you are far from
home and short of cash, you can advise your
''home" branch to telegraph your money to a
point where you can pick it up. Many situations
and needs can arise — and a chartered bank
has many ways of taking care of them, including
the sale of travellers cheques.
This ,service 18 one of the many advantageSyOU
enjoy as a customer of a chartdecl bank. Your local
branch is an all-round banking service-centre
that can be helpful to you in many ways.
Only ci chartered bank o.,Orees a Pin
rate diebanking Services, including.'
sAVINOkAceouNit
Keep youi money safe; pay
you steady interest; encour-
age the habit of thrift.
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