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BRUSSELS STORES
WILL REMAIN OPEN
SATURDAY NIGHTS
Until 'ICI p.m.
Until Further Notice
You Are Invited To
sl'OP IN BRUSSELS
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FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE
PHONE is or
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SERVICE
BRUSSELS, ONT.
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NOTICE. FIRECRACKERS
business Places are allowed to, •sell Fire Crakers for
only the two days prior to Victoria Day and Do•
minion Day. By-Law No. 4, 1956, states that persons
:Riling Firecrackers on days other than those stated
"will - 'be fined $10 for the first offence; $25 for
Ile second and $50 for the third.
warned that it is an offence to set
except on the above mentioned holidays.
David Hastings, Chief of Police,
Village, of Brussels
Children are
off firecrackers
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Help Beautify
Your Village
"Ontario's Prettiest Village" is
what Brussels tells, those enter,
ing this munieipality.
The council is, 'requesting that
all residents or Brussels do their
best to make this assertion a
truthful one. They are starting
by brightening up the signs at
the approaches to ()tar village and
the Lions are also re-painting
their signs. The Horticultural
Society are more than doing
their share by planting and
maintaining beautiful floral
displays adjacent to public
b‘uildings 'and a number of flower
beds elseWhere that contribute
much to the- attractive appearance
we want throughout the summer
And fall,
it is up to every resident to do
their part, now, by tidying up
their property in a general clean-
up campaign. Where possible it
would be a good idea to add to the
beauty of their grounds with
flowers.
Let us all get behind this effert
to make Brussels as attractive as
possible to -visitors as well as a
lovely spot in which to live.
4-H Swine
The second ir.el'ata of the
Huron County 4-ff S‘.,,•ine Cit0)
was held at the Oritario nee
-Partrilent of Agriculture board
room, Clinton, when Don Pul-
len introduced the new Sum-
mer assistant, Brill' Myers.
Lessons on "Care and Man-
agement of Pigs:!a aa2re taken.
‘‘..hich was followed by iVIalcom
Davis dentonstratiaa how a.
tattoo pigs. There was a quiz
on the lesson,
THE DO'S AND DON'TS
OF HAVING FUN
WITH FIREWORKS
Before firing y cfur display, a
tew elementary precautions
should he taken in order that the
rules of fireworks safety be
maintained.
1. Remember that younger child-
ren will always be fascinated
by fireworks and make a good
audience, but they should NOT
participate in the actual firing
of the pieces.
2. One person shoull
charge of the display.
3. With the single exception
sparklers, NO firework is de-
signed to be held in the hand.
when lighted. utuer children,
should be taught -to , participate
under adpalt supervision.
4. Read the printed instructions
on each piece, and plan the order
of firing. Twill in mind, that the
tiring location srould be clear of
overhead obstructions, trees or
wiring.
a. Assemble buckets or boxes of
sand of a wheelbarrow filled with
earth to be used as your firing
base. .
(h Items such as roman candles
and other long pieces should be
the sand in yonr container and
buried at least halfway down in
.set at a 10 degree angle from.
spectators,
7. If containers of sand are not
available, dig holes In the ground
deep enough to bury the firework
piece halfway up the barrel. Stamp
the ground firmly around each
piece before firing.
S. Have a large container such as
a metal gargage can available
to dispose of used firework pie-
ces. 'When the display is over
these pieces. When the display is
over these items can be sprinkled,
with a garden hose.
9. A glowing cigarette or cigar
makes a good substitute for punk
as an igniter. Hold same at arms
"length, a.pplyato •the wick and
stand clear •inrnediately.• E. LONGST A FT
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PAM"
CARL TAPSCO"ai oiNGERS.
The Carl Tapscott Singers
have good reason to look happy
laormed by Tapscott (in white
jacket) 11 years ago, the 12-
voice choral group is one o the
most successful in Canada. The
TapsCotts are heard regUlarly •
in their own series each Sunday
evening en. the CEO radio net-
work. They also have four reco;a1
taleir cretin. The Tap-
scat Singers have appeared On
one television as well. and make
numerous personal appearances
throughotit the country. Tap-
scott, 56, expresses his hopes for
the Pattire way, "t hope that our
eVarts will be stifficiently re-
cognized by Canadians so that I
May continue to turn down offers
La live elsewhere."