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Due to Dept. of Labour Regulation,
Regarding Working Hours
THE OFFICE AND YARD WILL BE
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Connnencing June 28 to and including
August 30th.
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injury in crashes results rroof lnd-Shoulder bolts provide sub-
contact with some part of the stantial protection against ins
steering assembly -- either rim, furious contact with the steer-
horn viii or hub, Combination lap ing assembly,
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THE .BRUSSELS POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO TITURSDAY„TITLY 1.0tb, 1909
With a few Simple precautions
water skiims; is among the safest
of sports. says the Department of
National Health and . Welfare
publication, "Oet Wet". .Follow-
ing are seine ',do's" and 'don't's"
for shiers.
DO
— Always wear a ski-belt, wet
suit or jacket - - the champions
do.
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• Barn Cleaners
• Bunk. Feeders
• Stabling
DONALD G. IVES
R.R. 2, BLYTH
Phone Brussels 443W4
— ski in shallow water or
water you are not sure of, if you
are in an unfamiliar area, 'in-:
vestigate in ihe boat first aml ask
local people to point out the best
places to ski.
Ski in crowded areas -
either with swimmers or .other
hoant, traffic. •
- Ski with an inexperienced
boat traffic.
Ski in a reckless manner.
— Ski • without. an ObServer.
ABOVE ALL - - IF YOU DON'T
SWIM, DON'T SKI.
BICYCLE TIME
It's bicycle' time. Bike riders
will operate cars one day, The
Ontario Safety League urges
parents to make sure that their
children know, and obey traffic
rules. It will lay the 'foundation
for safer driving tomorrow.
S E A F O R T H
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
all kinds of upholstering
Brussels Representative:
SELWYN BAKER
Phone 4 or 79 Brussele
HURONVIEW ADMINISTRATOR
HAS BEEN APPOINTED
Chester native
of Seaforth aud currently treasurer
of the City of Itratillk.rtl, 11115 heen
'.111 pointed to succeed Ilarvoy c.
Jolinsum, wbo retired October
05 011111 1'0 Or 01! i ro nYiP 1,„ (111•
(.01 house' toe ow .1O,''(1, sit-
uated near Clinton. Salary ;or tiro
post was ronindod at s 1 11010
)'ear. '1'11.0. appointment 0110H 11'0-
Sept. 1.
.Annunneenic•nt tine ;;ppoint•
went \\•a6 1.ua(11• "It 0)11111 y '011111'11
111000,1114' j(11111S1
• \vtls given his 1.5-year nin.
30111:slot' will I n' ref ailwd ill
1111 advisory calmeity from Sept.,
1 to ()Haber Ill. Ills salary will be
continued until Dc, :ll, hut. .lie
will have to vacate his apartment
at the holm, by October i.
Because the government no
longer allow:, n mtminist ra tor
to live in a county home, another
1CC will he toned for the :ipart-
intent.
Air. Johnston • has been at
Huronvicw since August 195.1,
lie said that when he came -there
were 415 residents and a siiiff of
IS who earned, about $2,011 0 rArrtntig
them 4.01011. month..•
Today there are 279 residents,.
a staff of 150 and the payroll if:,
about $32,004.
MRS JOHN HAROLD PHILIPS
:ars, John Harold Phillips. 71,
of ,myth, died Wednesday, July 2,
at Clinton Public Hospital, She
was the former Alice Crace
.111cIri tale.
Surviving are her husband,
lone son, Roy Iplyth; daughter.
Ma's, Edward (Marjorie) East of
Huliett township: :Mrs,. Owen
(Dorothy) Roberts of Thamesford.
Mrs William (Roberta) Mast of
London; one brother, Ralph God-
frey of Goderich,
The funeral service was held at
the 'fa site!' Memorial Chapel.
Bilyth, on Saturday at 2 p,m. with
interment in Ellyth onion Cente-
tery.
"THE GOOD
One of the 111011y great benefit s
of seat belts is that, in a colliSion,•
they prevent the wearer being
thrown out of the 011' Persons
ejected. are rive times inure likely
.to suffer death or injury. How-
ever, The Ontario Safety Council
points out that many people have
been partially ejocted, even when
wearing a lap belt. through a door
that has opened. For instance. in.
it side swipe, if the door z)pong.
the driver may fall half out of the
car and ten have his upper body
car and then have Ins upper body
again in a second collision, This is
one of t he reasons why doors
shoUld always he locked from the
inside. Doors can be sprung open..
in a crash simply by the act of
something striking, or hooking
around the otttside door catch.
ALWAYY,S DRIVE WfTI-I DOORS
LOCKED.
Reasearch Chiding quoted by
r.h1:! 011 plyio f.,1-3040 otkow
t ,001 11 114
DO'S AND DON'T'S
FOR THE WATER SKIER
— • Learn and use hand signals
-• for skier-driver communication.
Release the tow rope in
Water skiing has grown treme• fail
dourly in popularity during the
-past decade until now it is one of
the fastest. growing family parti-
vipation sports in Canada.
The conthination of sun and
water and the feeling of speed is
one which is difficult not to re-
turn to again and again.
DON'T