HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-10-25, Page 6.N.V.RSee WANTED
RI saseeneu nurses & certified nurs,
lag assisteets required, for 52 bed ilea.
Vital — Good salary Accommodation -- Nurses' residence,
Apply Superintendent —
KINCARDINE GENERAL HOSPITAL
Kincardine, Ont,
ARTICLES FOR SALE
HOMEMAD11 doll violins. Gift box of ton $2.00 Satisfaction guaranteed. if
enclose- 23o fer mailing. Enclose
length and waist Of doli,Mrs. Scrim-
shave, BOX 551, Dartmouth, Nave Scotia,
AGENTS
Amn years of work an inventor per-
feeted a Machine for threading small
needlea. An eye saver for as little as
$1, We are looking for ambitions distri-
butors. No capital recitdred. Geed prof-
IL Write to Iris 10726, 107 St„ Eamon,.
ten, Alta.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE
FOR Sale — Thriving grocery business
in the beautiful Georgian Bay town of
MeafOrd.
THIS business is located on the main
street, and has an annual turnover of
$125,000, List of equipment on request,
Will sell stock at cost,
CONTACT Murray Rincss, represents'
five for Leslie M. Adams Real Estate.
Box 693, Meaford, Ont., phone 660.
GENERAL store 40' X 60' plus garage
and gas pump in Barrie district, $95,000,
turnover, Summer business Catering to
a -wealthy clienteL Fabulous meat turn-
over, Modern equipment, adequate sten,
age space, .Winterized living quarters.
$12,000, down, Owner will defer Pay-
ments till spring opening, Work 7
months and spend the winter in Florida,
Inspection invited, Call Alice Worthing-
ton, Stroud 21 R 23, J, Coutts & Co.,
Realtors, 5 Owen Street, Barrie, Ont.
ALL my own breeding. Black & Tans-
2 females 1 male, 11/2 yrs., beauties,
females $30.00. males $40.00.
Reg Bluetick pups 2 males. 2 females,
'4 months. Sire Vaughans and Pilot
breeding, Dams side strong in Old
Drum breed Bred for coon, will make
good deer or fox dogs $30.00 each.
Clifford Symington
Watford, Ont., RR No. 3
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEW INVENTIONS
NEW PRODUCTS — MONEY
NEW IDEAS
WE develop, finance and sell.
ANY PROFITABLE IDEA
HU 9.4443, BOX 154, POSTAL STA. "Ko
TORONTO 12
Write SCOPE UNLIMITED
FOR SALE
LOCKER storage & butcher equipment.
230 Keeprite Steel Lockers, waxing
tank, 2 Defiance computing scales,
frozen food "counter, Hobbart meat
grinder (11/2 H.P ), Berkel meat slicer,
Berkel power saw, shelving, meat block,
kettle stove. Griffith smoke house, Na-
tional cash register, Beatty pressure
system. Esso oil burner, Gilson furnace.
Write Box 347 Tavistock, Ont.
BOATS
BUILD A BOAT
THIS winter with a Leavens fibreglass
hull and save half. Clearing boats,
motors, trailers, Leavens Boats, 3220
Duffel-1n St., Toronto 19, Ont,
CHRISTMAS TREE FOR SALE
SCOTCH Pine — Well pruned 4' to 8'
trees on Highway 518 Sprucedale, On-
tario. Apply John C. Peddle, Spruce-
dale, Ontario.
CHRISTMAS TREES WANTED
CHRISTMAS trees, nice, full, bushy.
No. 1 balsam, spruce; also No, 1 Scotch
pine, fully pruned, Reasonable, Write
price and full information to William
H. Thaw, 879 Nash Rd., North Tona-
wanda, N.Y,
DOGS FOR SALE
'eetee't,.!
REQUIRED Immecilately for small ined-
ern hospital in northern Ontario. Ex-
cellent personnel policies and working
conditions, Residence accommodation
and, usual facilities available in progres-
sive community, Salary $346,00 to $422.00
monthly, up to $50 00 Allowance to-
wards travelling expenses to Smooth. Rockfalls after seusfastory .employment
has been established, Please give tele. phone number if possible.
Apply To Personnel Department
ABITIBI POWER & PAPER COMPANY
LIMITED
SMOOTH ROCK FALLS, ONTARIO
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Great Opportunity
Learn Hairdressing
Pleasant dignified profession good
. wages, Thousands of successful
Marvel Graduates
America's Greatest System
Illustrated Catalogue Free
Write or Call
Marvel Hairdressing School
358 Bloor St. W., TorontO
Branches
44 King St. W,, Hamilton
72 Rideau Street, Ottawa
PATENTS
CANADIAN patent for sale or royalty,
Nationally advertised and sold in U.S.
Wanted by every woman Retails at $1,
Write Royal Scot, Waterbury, Conn
PERSONAL
JESUS is coining again (this time) to
rule the world! Be prepared and re-
joice in confident hope. For free liter-
ature write Box M1 Brantford, Ont.
UNWANTED HAIR
VANISHED away with SACA-PELO.
SACA-PELO is different It does not
dissolve or remove hair from the sur-
face, but penetrates and retards growth
of UNWANTED HAIR. Lor-Beer Lab,.
Ltd , Ste. 5, 679 Granville Si.. Vancou-
ver 2, B.C.
VACATION IN FLORIDA
RENT modern 40 ft. trailer, quiet park,
available October-February. R. Cotton,
11 Battram. St., Thomas. .
PHEASANTS AND WATERFOWL
PHEASANT breeders $7.05 trio. Other
birds, waterfowl. Eggs-adults
Northern Pheasant Farms,
Hilton Beach, Ontario
STAMPS
U.S. Used.
FAMOUS Americans at $2.60.
ARMY and Navy at ,30.
WASHINGTON Bicentennial at 4b
R. Shorter, R.D.No.4, Middletown, N.Y,
ROY S. WILSON
78 Richmond Street West, Toronto
NEW ISSUES
CANADA, B.C. & FOREIGN
RAPKIN, GIBBONS, SCOTT
MINKUS, HARRIS & GROSSMAN
ALBUMS IN STOCK
COLLECTIONS ALSO PURCHASED
VACATION RESORTS
Getting Rid (Maybe)
Of London's Pigeons.
For many years London's pi-
geons and starlings have been
making a mess of famous build-
ings. The problem is, how do you
get rid of flocks of several hun-
dred birds, quietly, effectively
and without causing an army of
bird lovers to march on Trafal-
gar Square?
The Ministry of Works has
worried about this for thirty
ye a r s. Explosives, flashing
lights, alarm calls and spiky
strips of metal have been tried
to dislodge starlings and pigeons,
but with little success.
Recently however, a plastic
jelly has oozed on to the scene
and is spreading along afflicted
ledges all over the country. The
hordes of starlings that seek a
warm roost in city smoke are
leaving and it is causing quite a
flutter among the improvised
and unofficial dovecotes,
The substance doesn't harm the
birds but gives a wobbly sensa-
tion under their toes. In fact,
they feel they haven't a leg to
stand on.
This off-putting jelly is called
Scarecrow Strip and has been
devised after considerable re-
search by the country's leading
pest control organization.
It is not affected by heat, cold,
rain or snow and can absorb its
own weight of dirt without be-
oomeng ineffective.
Ladders, hydraulic hoists, dec-
orators' cradles, scaffolding and
steeplejacks have been used to
spread the jelly around. The
main servicing company, Ren-
tokil Laboratories Ltd., which
also developed the repellent,
have even bought a retired fire
engine with a 100ft, turntable
ladder from which a man applies
the jelly from a caulking gun.
Scarecrow strip has been used
on the. National Gallery, Covent
Garden Opera House, St. Pan-
eras Station, and on theatres,
hotels, town halls, churches,
banks, post offices, department
stores and other , prominent
buildings, It's even been used on
a lighthouse in the Orkneys!
In Kent, farmers thought up
the idea of making records of
bird noises, and playing them
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
20.1,e-uOr iliesvw:ildsi Lii)(t)ini t.c milk cooler, lien-eon vecaummiaeruknhins pa aielcti..pcilee, ail in
—
RuSsell Miller, R oute 1.
-FARM HELP WANTED
WANTED' num for large dairy farm.
,Must be fully experienced. Modern
house, or geed home Niagara distrieL
State Wages. JohnR on„ RR. Stevensville, Ont.
FARMS FOR SALE
North West of Toronto
23 ACRES of good fertile farm land, VS
mile from paved highway, within 35
miles of Toronto City Hall, $500.00. per
acre. Also 50 acre farm, $21,000.00 full
price, clear land, no buildings. Call Mr.
Roberts, Area Code 416, CHerry 1-5205,
JamesGilbert IR° aol tnotra, 0104.95 Kipling
400 ACRE dairy farm. 70 registered Ho!,
steins, maehillerY. Near Ottawa, Two
houses. Hydro, water houses and barn.
One house fully modernized, Ideal far
Partners. Box 255, 123.18th Street, New
Toronto, Ont.
DAIRY FARM
Must be sold to settle estate, 230 acres,
185 plowable, two tractors and truck.
All power machinery. Modern hoMe
and barn, Two silos. Forty milking
cows, twelve yearlings, three calves,
has nine can contract. This can easily
be increased. Farm is twenty miles
north of Cornwall and forty miles sotithi
of Ottawa $10,000 down, the balance at
6% interest
Contact Mrs. Anna Van Egmond,
RR No 2, Moose Creek, Ont.,
phone 20-R-6.
FARM EQUIPMENT
KRAEMAR FEED TRUCKS
HUNDREDS in use. Solidly constructed
with heavy wooden base and sides. One-
piece 20 gauge galvanized iron bottom
and ends (no joints). Mounted on two
2.75 x 10" semi-solid rubber wheels and
one 6" swivel rubber castor. From fac-
tory to you. No Dealers. You make the
savings. Two sizes 32" and 26" wide,
both 72" long x 36" high, Only $67.50
and $85.00. Cash with order or C.O.D.
F.O.B. St. Jacobs. Kraemer Woodcraft,
St. Jacobs, Ont, Phone Mohawk 4.2052.
FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS
Reloading Rifle and Shotgun cases.
Quality components, "lowest prices."
Enquiries invited. J. Holmes Gunshop,
Box 156, Brighton, Ontario.
FOR sale diesel and portable sawmill,
diesel suitable for feed mill, both in
excellent condition will sell separately.
Reasonable. ror details contact: Roy
Tokley, Tweed, Ontario.
HELP WANTED
Medical Laboratory Technician:
Required by 55 Bed General Hospital,
Attractive working conditions and per-
sonnel policies. Reply stating qualifies-
dons, salary expected and date avail-
able to:
Administrator,
Sensenbrenner Hospital
Kapuskasing, Ontario.
HELP WANTED — MALE
COMPOSITORS
LINOTYPE OPERATORS
MONOTYPE
KEYBOARD
OPERATORS .
NEW England's fastest growing trade
typographic plant needs men with job'
shop experience to handle greatly in-
creased work load. Good pay, good
working conditions. These are perman-
ent all-year-round jobs with a real fu-
ture for competent, dependable men
who can hold their own in a fast I13017.
ing operation.
WRITE: GENERAL MANAGER
Eastern Typesetting Co. 433 CHURCH ST., HARTFORD, CONN.
OR CALL COLLECT:
HARTFORD 525-8276
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
FOR sale 300 choice Hereford steers
varying in weight from 700 to 850 lbs.
Included are 50 from the Church Ranch.
Apply Willard Calhoun
Dobbinton, Ont.
Phone 338W3 Chesley
MEDICAL
IT'S PROVEN — EVERY SUFFERER
OF RHEUMATIC PAINS OR
NEURITIS SHOULD TRY DIXON'S
REMEDY
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 ELGIN OTTAWA
$1.25 EXPRESS COLLECT
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
BANISH the torment of dry eczema
rashes and weeping skin troubles,
Post's Eczema Salve will not disappoint
you. Itching, scalding-and burning ecze-
ma, acne, ringworm, pimples and foot
eczema, will respond readily to the•
stainless, odorless ointment regardless
of how stubborn or hopeless they,seem.
Sent Post Free on Receipt of Price
PRICE $3.50 PER JAR
POST'S REMEDIES
2865 St. Clair Avenue East
Toronto
ISSUE 43 — 1962
BATTLE ZONE --- Renewed
fighting has broken out be-
tween Indian and Chines e
troops in India's- Northeast
Frontier Agency ("X" on
right side of map). Each side-
disputes the other's, boundary
claims. Earlier this year,
clashes were reported in the
Ladakh area of Kashmir, also
in dispute. China has occu-
pied 12,000 square miles here,
U.S.S.R. CHINA
TIBET
back very loudly to frighten off
birds that were filching their
crops,
It didn't frighten the birds, but
residents -are complaining be-
cause of the horrible noise!
In America, birds seem to have
a special aptitude for getting
themselves sucked into air-condi-
tioning intakes of large office
blocks with disastrous conse-
quences for the circulation
pumps.
Falcons and monkeys have
been trained to catch pigeons in
New York but the monkeys soon
became as big a nuisance as the
birds. Bird-scarers range from
whistling novelties and revolv-
ing beacons to acetylene explod-
ers and exploding shotgun shells,
School 'Dropouts' Find
Job-Hunting Tough
There is strong indication that
young people who drop out of
high school before earning their
diploma are likely to find them-
selves standing on the outside
looking in when it comes to job-
hunting,
Last year, in the United States,
about 350,000 young people over
16 years of age left school be-
tween January and October --
without earning that valuable
high-school diploma. By now,
many of these "dropouts" are
finding it hard going in the com-
petition for jobs.
For example, the 1961 crop of
June high-school graduates who
did not go on to college had an
unemployment rate of 17.9 per
cent in October of that year —
compared to a much higher esti-
mated unemployment rate (26.8
per cent) for the 1961 dropouts.
That dropouts apparently are
unable to overcome their dis-
advantage in job markets, even
over the longer run, is indicated
by statistics reported in the lat-
est issue of Finance Facts, an
economic newsletter published by
the National. Consumer Finance
Association. e
While it is true that unem-
ployment rates, eencl'ie decline—
both for dropouts= and, graduates
—as the young; people mature
and obtain job 'experience, the
newsletter cites figures showing
that 1959 dropouts had a rate of
unemployment two years later
that was twice as high as that
for 1959 high-school graduates.
As of October 1961, about 17 per
cent of those who had left school
without a diploma two years
earlier were unemployed — as
compared to the 8.3 per cent un-
employment rate of those who
"stayed with it" and graduated
in 1959.
Dad! Don't Bother
Heating Baby's Bottle
As a leading pediatric re-
searcher, Dr, Emmett Holt of
New York University-Bellevue
Medical Center has tackled many
problems in infant nutrition, But
recently he decided to find the
answer to a simple question that
has bothered him—and millions
of mothers—for years: Does a
baby's bottle really have to be
Wavrn?
Dr, Heil and Miss Apollorda
Adams of the Public Health
Service fed premature infants
formulas taken straight from the
ice-box and found that they
thrived just as well as infants-
Whose bottles Weee warmed to
body temperature: "They slept
as well, ate as much, and gain-
ed weight just as fast," said Dr,
fl&It last Month,
Cold feedingS, the NYC' pedia-
triolati noted, contd save busy
31-bothers 150 hours Warming baby
fetentelate, "With 2.7 million
bottle-fed babies a year," he said,
"that's '400 mlition hours for 0.8,
houttwived'"
g:;>
CAVES IN Cine-block area in doWilitiWri San Francisdq.
Via blOtked Off oS result of raid-toUsed COVe-iiis on site' of
heW rddertil Court t31,411diriq'.
FALL GUY Monte' tight fi elde r Marty Alou dives Hefei' the sea t d futile id to catch.
id-hornet off thi bat' of Tom teeth:
Ise
More Dangerous.
Than Even Sharks
REGISTERED
URSES
WHO NOSE? — Curious Farnborough, England, schoolboys
stick their noses into the massive bulbous nose of a trans-
port plane at the annual air show, They want plane facts,
work. Idle prisoners become Ms-
ruly prisoners, Convicts denied
work learn no skills to contri-
bute to their rehabilitation. The
taxpayers would foot the addi-
tional costs of convicts in idle-
ness when there is state work
to be done. But the element of
productive work in rehabilita-
tion is the most impel-la-nit con-
sideration.
The North Carolina program
of daytime employment of pri-
soners in the normal channels of
enterprise goes farther than the
majority of the Board of Control
approved in the Dammasoh
case, where the job was for the
state. — The Oregonian.
UP AND AWAY — Jose, the
hamster, waits calmly in a
homemade spacecraft for the
start of an experimental rock-
et launch and descent. The
cardboard capsule, attached to
a cardboard booster by a coat
hanger, is launched from the
ground. The capsule is car-
ried to a box kite by the wind.
At the kite, it is jarred loose,
a parachute opens and Jose
floats safely down.
Using Up Those
careen Tomatoes.
Old-fashioned green tomato
roirweineat is surprisingly easy to
make, and may be canned or
-frozen. for making holiday plea
says Janina M. Czajkowski,
tension nutritionist for the Val-
Tersity of Connecticut, who ree,..
ommends it as a thrifty way to
use the green tomatoes gather-
ed. before the frost, and plentiful
"windfall" apples,
To make approximately five
pints of green tomato mincemeat
try this recipe:
GREEN TOMATO
• MINCEMEAT
3 quarts chopped green
tomatoes (about 20. medium
size)
144 gents pared, chopped tart
apples (about 'medium'
-size)
cups raisins
clip currants
le cup diced candied citron,
lemon, or orange peel
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
Ye teaspoon ground allspice
14 teaspoon geound. cloves
2 teaspoons salt (about)
3 cups firmly packed brown
sugar
ee cup vinegar
Vs cup lemon juice -
Combine all ingredients in a
large heavy pan, (Omit cloves if
you plan to freeze mincemeat.)
Cook mixture slowly until it is
tender and thick. Allow about
2 hours. Stir frequently to 'pre-
vent sticking.
To can, pour boiling mixture
into hot, sterile jars and seal
promptly. -
To freeze, pack mincemeat
Into freezer jars or containers:
Remember 'to allow head space.
for expansion. Seal and freeze
promptly,
n the northern coastail waters
Of Anseralia, divers seeking
peatisbearing oysters tell on the
slimly • sea bed, in a twilight
werld of coral reefs and reek
eaves. This also is the hunting
ground of the giant eod . •.
the. grouper; '41 fish whieth dive
ere find nacre sinister and fright--
ening than even the shark.
The drab -brown adult group-
ere, with their huge heads and.
thick lips ere among the ugliest
Of -all fish. Often they are more
than six feet in length and
weigh between 200 lb. and 300
lb, The largest on record was
twelve feet inn and weighed
half a t011.
Yet these ugly warriors of the
sea, when young, are one of the
most brilliant of the gorgeously
coloured fishes of the coral
reefs; beautifelly mottled, with
black.
Over the years, many divers
have lost their lives to large
groupers. Unlike sharks, group-
ers are not deterred by a mere
burst of bubbles from a diver's
suit.
They attack, relentlessly, an.d
bite off the intruding diver's
leg or arm, or engulf his hel-
met in their great jaws.
Not long ago, a diver sudden-
ly found himself staring into two
green eyes, as big as saucers,
only .inches from him. Instinct-
ively, the diver froze. He dared
not move hie hand to pull the
rope to signal the tender, fath-
oms. above, or • the. grouper's
jaws would have snapped.
The diver sweated it out in
his rubber suit, while 'the fish
chewed curiously at the glass
helmet and sniffed up and down
his chest.
Perhaps the grouper did not
care for what he found, for he
finally thrnecl and swam away
with ponderous gravity; only
then could the trembling diver
signal to the tender to be pulled
Groupers have a habit of am-
bushing divers from their lairs
- or stalking them from behind,
then charging and engulfing
them.
One of the few people who
has escaped such an attack is
Tametaeo Fujii, of. Torres_ Straits.
He had heavily scarred erms
from beating off a persistent,
savage attack from a big
grouper.
Another lucky diver was one
who was literally caught bend-
ing, He was gathering material
when the monster butted him
hard, and hurled him. head first
into the thick, slimy sea bed.
The shaken diver stumbled to
his feet and saw, through the.
clouded water, the huge grouper
which had backed away and
hung there with gills pulsating,
waiting to renew the attack.
The diver did not wait, He
closed his -air valve, and sig-
nalled desperately to be hauled.
up.. In fact, he rose so fast, that
in a moment he- was out of the
short-sighted fish's vision.
The- grouper is a very popu-
lar catch with fishermen, Some
bait large hooks with sting ray
or rabbit, and fasten the ends of
-their lines to sealed ten-gallon
oil-drums.
The hooked grouper then
drags the floating drum around
Until it is exhausted, Others, the
More daring; use spear guns,
Two French underw a, ter
fishermen shot forty spears into
e 300-pounder in a three-hour
battle; before it died.
It is understandable why dee-
ers would rather meet . sharks
than, the dreaded grouper.
How Can I?
By Roberta Lee
Q. How can I eradicate some
small heat marks on my dining-
room table?
A, Try inverting a muffin tin
over the marked area, then rest-
ing a hot iron on the pain for
a few minutes,
Q. When re-upholstering furni-
ture, how can T prevent, scratches
and marks on the furniture from
my tack hammer?
A, A strip of adhesive tape
wrapped over the head of your
harm-leer will go a long way to-
wards preevnting this.
Should Convicts Have
A Chance To Work?
In North Carolina, reports
Time Magazine, 306 convicts are
released each morning and re
turn to prison at night, In the
daytime they hold regular jobs
ar barbers, mechanics, cooks,
secretaries and farmers. They
pay for their prison room and
board, and their transportation.
The remainder of their earnings
is divided between• their families
and a trust fund to be Paid each
prisoner when he completes his
term. This program for rehabili-
tation has aroused nationwide
interest and approbation.
In Oregon, Circuit Judge Val
Sloper of Marion County was
constrained recently to rule
that Oregon law forbids use of
penitentiary inmates in direct
competition with private enter-
prise, The opinion was in the
moot ease of the greenhouse at
Dammaseh State Hospital,
plated by convict labour when
the Board of Control voted - 2 to
1, with Gov. Hatfield opposed,
to use prisoners rather than to
call for new bids. The Building.
Trades Council of the AFL-CIO
brought action against inmate
labour, and may seek to pre-
vent rise of enviete to build the
women's prison a project for
which the Legislature Pa-Mid:ad
no tuttds, .
Oregon's -evoltaic,"
sponsored law should be 111161'4
Preitecl literally, the AFL - did
might also• Challenge the use 'Of
Prieon instates oh prison teethe,
hi Olsen kitehens end libteride,
thcps and other ithetitalettel