The Brussels Post, 1969-02-20, Page 4WANTED
CLASS • 'A' LICENCED MECHANIC
to start work •iinedlately in a 'progressive C.M. dealership
GoOd. working conditions
Tap wages paid ill. this area • Benefits
Applicants must he neat and clean mid able to work with others.
Apply in 'person.
McGEE PONTIAC BUICK
37 HAMILTON ST.
GODERICH, ONT.
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Brussels Post. proMptly.
T.och thou*
to riti• in tingle Ns
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FOR RENT —
745 acres, U0 acres pasture, and
15 acres land.
Bernard Ten pas Phone 3,)4VV.I
FOR RENT —
Land,
Ray :Alerlory. Grey ToNviiShip,
Lot 5, Con, 5
FOR SALE —
Mixed grain, also about 1000
bales of hay: some baled Straw,
Ray it.le(lory, Gtrey Township
Lot 5, Con.
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications clearly marked
as to contents \vitt be received by
the undersigned until 12, noon,
March 3, 1 005 101 the, position of
'Warble Fly Inspector for Town
ship of Morris to work according
to the Warble Fly Control Act.
Any application not necessarily
accepted.
Mrs. Helen D, Martin, Clerk,
Belgraxe, Ontario,
TENDERS WANTED
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
Tenders clearly marked as to
contents will be received by the
undersigned until 12 noon, March
3, UM for spraying cattle for
warble fly control in Ithe Town-
ship of MOrrik
Tcmders niMtt state price per
head per spray, ToWnShip to
supply the powder'.
Lowes: or any tender not neceS-
sarily accepted.
Mrs, Helen D. Marlin, Clerk,
ItelgraVe, Ontario.
CURATOR REQUIRED
FOR
HURON COUNTY
PIONEER MUSEUM
Excellent working conditions,.
and employee benefits. Location's.
of position — Goderich.
Salary depending on qualifications
and experience.
Apply ,in writing to the under-
signed no later than February 22
1969 giving particulars including
age, marital statuS, preViouS eni-
ployment, when available.
JOHN G. BERRY,
CLERK-TREAS.,
COUNTY OF HURON,
COURT HOUSE,
GODERICH, ONTARIO.
FOR SALE —
Dry shelled corn, per Lon;
Gob corn $32 per ton; heavy pin
t 0 ts $.,17 per ton.
Bill Coleman, .kippen
Pbone 262-5031
NOTICE —
For all yew electrical Wir!ng
needs
Gontact: Don AlcLeam
Phone 443,16 Brussels
WARBLE FLY POWDER
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Tenders for supplying approx-
imately .1,190 lbs. Warble Ply
Powder for the Township of Grey
will be received by the under-
signed until 1 p.m., Monday,
March 3rd, 1 969. State price per
15 lb bag, Lowest or any !tender
not necessarily accepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ontario,
WARBLE FLY SPFAYING
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Tenders tor :the spraying or
Cattle for Warble Fly in the
lownship of they will be received
by ,the undersigned until 1 p.ni.,
Monday, March 3rd, 1169. State
price per joead per spray. Lowest
of any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ontario.
GRAVEL TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until .1 p.nL, Monday,
'March 3rd, 1959, for crushing and
hauling approximiately 20,0011
cable yards of gravel .tor the
Township , of Grey, Gravel to be
supplied by the township. A certi•
,iod cheque for .:;!1.011n, must accour
pony tender. Tender tortes may
be obtained from the undersigned.
All kidders must use Township
Tender Conn. Lowest or any
tender not. nocc;,,:ariTy tecepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff.
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel) Ontario.
What is a KverY ranee in
o while some strange fad sweeps
couirry. Stop and think, If
the hippie wants to grow whiskers
it's his own taco. Sir Wilfred
Laurier was very proud or his
"white plumes"'. 'Hair that grew
duwn over his collar. Look at the
'Fathers of Confederation. Were
they hippies'? Let's go back to the
yoar 111011 and view the fashions.
Skirts worn hy the women swept
the floor and made of wool.
Pliderneath was a floor length
petticoat and then 1 110 bustle, No
preparation on T1' could prevent
wet perspiration underneath all
ibis. A corset pulled so tight =they
bronth„lust gasp. The.
hairdsi terrifie, A . round piece
much like a ring of bologna, sat on
the top or their head which they
wropped :Around with halt', Their
oar„... \\*pro 0itll or punched, bored.
or 11:;rn: to het rings jingle jangle,
On their feet bniton boots, 2 doz-
ou buttons that you had to have
an instrument to hook up, \\'asp
wit sl;.",- Oh bOY, what a costume
for 1 .1 degrees heat. Later cane
tIH• !topple skirt, H. narrowed•
!.:roclually and when ii reacheed the
ankle~, you could only move your
Peet. about 4 inches. Women .had to
be lifted and carried on to trains.
sk.:irs, into s. '!'hen came
the Bob, Hair bobbed Off even with.
the e,trs. About this time, 'to be
hi society you had to have 110 oper-
ation, \Vuitton couldn'i keep up
with the Jones unloss they had
their gall bladder removed .or their
kidneys examined. Previous 0. few
years all .women wore halts; A bird
in folorbda became extinct. The
ladies • wanted their feathers and
Poonsands and thousands of ostrich
were killed just for a woman's
Whim. Animals also suffered espec-
ially the mink- and the bales, fox.
At the to.rn of the century nearly
all men and boys chewed tobacco
or smoked. Sonic of the older
women also chewed and smoked a
Pine as well, The mon wort, 1011111
Pr, high boots; a collar around
their neck, rubber Ia. celluloid,
about, 4 inches high, It sure kept
their heads up, For Sunday a
• high silk hat and Prince Albert
coat. A few years later button
boots were ,the style, Colors, lent =
on. orange or. black, When you
Ny011 t to take your girl friend for
a buggy. ride one root hung down
by the side, Tf your girl asked you
in to the house with papa's coo-
sent 110 really worked you over.
trow many cows you were milking.
1-Low many pigs your dad kept,
etc. He also asked •what your in-
tentions were in regards his
daughter and it' the attenion you
were giving her was honorable. I
lutist admit. ill some cases it, was
not honorable attentirm, it was dis-
honorable intentions, Which re-
minds nip of this masterpiece
given to me by the late Rev.
Pother Sullivan.;
I care not how the robin sings, or
how the rooster flaps. his wings,
If I could be with her. •
I'd run on: 011 the coldest day. and
throW my overcoat a way
ff f could be with her.
I mustered up enough of sand, and
asked her father Col.' her hand.
Ire said. what prospects have you
got? I said, t got a lot
If I could be with her.
In 11911 Sir Wilfred:Laurier and
president Tat •LT.S.A. framed. n free
trade ..pact, reciprocity. Cattle tind•
hogs. were 2 and .3 cents more in
the 'States.. All tam ma•chinery
much less in Canada, The farmers
\'11tOd it out, The Tory slogan "No
Truck or Trade with the Yanko-
. es". No hippy could he as stupid
as ibis, Do You recall • the Flask
Fad. You. Conidn't go to n public
dance without a flask art:101.10r on
your hi p. Silver. no less. Then
came 1 110••nu•hat fad. The rainl-
ture golf. What about the bait
hoop. Bermuda Shorts, rolled down
stockings. jazz garters. marathon
donchig, painted toe nails, • Fur
pock nieces in hottest weather,
s:1 iritil:.1t w(•i
0 ‘\'l
-c'itrus. Dill 1110 hippies•
Did. they stool the Korean war or
Viol Nam. Do they lel kids starve
to death. While multi millionaires
a mile away roll in wealth,
Leave .the .11 ipiti os alone. You old
women are jealous. You old ,Men
are 'helpless. The hippies can't
make the world any 'worse Until ii
is. War, starvation, one law for the
rich, one for •the Poor, Just mind
your oven business like i do,
Yours Truthfully
T. K„ F.
0..T,R.D.A. SEMI-ANNUAL
MEETING HELD IN TORONTO
tconlinued from pogo One)
llofirowski, rni versity of Toronto,
Who has completed 0 study entitl-
ed "The Foctors Inducing Sill0k,
ng in Young People With Special
Reference to the Effects of Adver-
tising,'' !Following ore (Motes
from 11 r, Bobrowski's paper.)
"Vni'Y l'il.t.le triought has berm
given to the dilema of the aver-
age child growing up in a society
permeated by smoki up; arid Con-
flicting barrages of smoking prop-
a go n da."
"The campaign to seditce young
smokers tind t.ri recriritthem
to the ranks of regular smokers
is still only weakly unposed iti
this country.
"Tillforts Most be levelled in
a campaign sot, caletila i ted psych-
ological counter-measures .
subtle as advertising is subtle
, directed. Os advertising is dir-
ected . . Io young people , who
fire in Canada taking up sinolting
between the ages of 12 and 16
years."
"Anti-sinolting adverlisidig
ecially in the pro-school and ,early
school grades must overwhelm
the careful prograittriti4 ofl de•
codes,"
"fat its deal with emotions,
with minds, with beings
and nnl with statistics: and
inds1 significantly. let (15 take 101
exiimPle from the stnoxing ;Over-
tisor...-: themselves, 1,01 its be still-
tle and in stihtely, effectlye,
-\Vonion are smoking more bur
breathing loss. said Pr. Colin fl
\\-001r, Director. izespirniery Re-
search I,aboratory, Toronto Gen-
eral llospiial.
Reporting nn a study "The
Respiratory Effects of 11Pgillar
jgarpH p.onoking iti wonion-.
Pr. Woolf(' said: "It has been
shown 110111 till' amoy ,,N or the
dato that non-smokers seldom
have symptoms or coughs. spu-
tum. wheezing ond shortness of
b nd, on e\'anlination feW
have the presence of ron.Cht
the eliesi,
"1,1K-smokers give results al,
most. identical to non-smekerS.
lowover as the no 111 her of dig-
areltes smoked increases, tA1 ere is
a progressive increase in the pre-
valence or cough, sputum, wheez-
ing, shortness of breath 1111 exer-
tion and the physical finding of
rhombi in the chest, In fact,
approximately Mt per cent of
heavy smokers have cough, styli-
(um and wheezing.
"Pulmonary function tests show
thai with increase in cigarette
smoking,, there is increasing air ,
way obstimetion and poorer gas
exchange, floweVer, the degree of
abnormaity, although sto tistically
significantly different from the
non-Smoker, is reIntively ,minor,"
D11E, intUREM.TA VOI,Ve, Bit 1.)8011.3,B.
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HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL
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CLINTON 482 - 9908
FOR SALE --
Frame House in Brussels. Bath
twin. Double lot; large garage.
Apply i o Alvie iliggins P.C. Box
Phone 261W.
FOR SALE
l'iano from Nord-
henner Co., Toronto: piano bench,
priCed,.
:Mrs, 1.)oreithy • McCauley', Brussels
Phone 1S8J