HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-08-02, Page 114. Help, Wanted
REGISTERED nurses assistants
wanted to work full time Andpart
time at the Nursing Borne, Excel
lent working conditions, usual
benefits. Apply in per son to mrs,
M, E. Krauter„ Please phone
J387,5471 for an appointment.
Callander Nursing Homes Ltd.,
Brussels, ontario, 4-30-2
5. Bus. Opportunities
HOUSE OF COUPAL
Basic hairdressing school. Learn
an interesting profession. For
information write us, 21 Dupont
St. East, Waterloo or 519-579-
6120. 5-29-8
6. Teachers Wanted
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
requires
for September 1, 1972
TEACHERS FOR
SCHOOLS FOR.
RETARDED CHILDREN
(Mornings Only)
at
Golden Circle School,
W I NGHAM Ontario
Principal: Mrs.Florence Reavie,
Wingham, Ontario
at
Queen Elizabeth School,
GODER ICH
Principal: Mrs. Joan M. Graham,
15 Caledonia Terrace,
Goderich, Ontario
These positions involve the
ability to work with Trainable
Retarded children. Written ap-
plications stating qualifications,
experience and telephone number
should be addressed to the Prin-
cipal. Applicants should hold a
basic Ontario teaching cer-
tificate. Preference will be given
to those who hold a certificate in
Teaching Trainable Retarded
Children or in Special Education.
Interviews with selected.
6. Teachers Wanted
applicants will bearranged by the
Principal.
TEACHERS' AIDES
(Mornings Only)
Golden Circle School,
W I NG HAM Ontario
Queen Elizabeth School,
GODER I CH
Huron Hope School,
HURON' PARK
Principal: Mrs. Eleanor Scott,
Box 118, Huron Park, Ont.
These positions involve the
ability to work with Trainable
Retarded children. Written
applications indicating
experience and telephore number
should be addressed to the
Principal. Interviews will be
arranged with selected applic-
ants.
D. J. Cochrane,
Director of Education.
R. M. Elliott,
Chairman. 6-30-2.
11. Articles for Sale..
WOOD for sale. Hardwood slabs
delivered, 6 cords $24.00.Craig's
Sawmill, Auburn, 526-7220.
11-25-10
1967 Jarva 350 Trail Bike $200.
Tel. 887-6694. 11-31x1
WESTINGHOUSE wringer washer
in excellent condition, 887-6823.
11-31-1
1971 Hard Top. Camper. Dinette,
sleeps. 6, spare tire, like new
condition. 1 pair ladies Bauer
roller skates, used one season,
like new. Joanne Sholdice, Walton
527-0418. 11-31x2
15. Property for Rent
RED brick farm house, 3
bedrooms, oil furnace, modern
conveniences, garage, 1 mile
from Brussels. Immediate pos-
session. Carl Hemingway. 887-
6887. 15-31-1
19. Notices
HURON DEAD
STOCK REMOVAL
Clinton, Ontario
We are now paying $5.00 -
$15.00 for fresh dead or
disabled cows and horses over
500 lbs.
Two trucks to serve
you better. Fast, efficient
service.
All small farm stock picked up
free of charge as a service to
you.
Call collect - 482-9811
7 days a week - 24 hours a day
License No. 378C-72
Call us first, you won't have
to call anyone else. 19-31-tf
THE Majestic W. I. would apprec-
iate any pictures pertaining to
our Brussels Centennial, to put
in a book for permanent record
to be kept in the Brussels Public
Library. Please give your pic-
tures to Mrs. Hazel Matheson
or Mrs. Leona Armstrong before
September 15th.
Any girl from 12 - 26 years
of age wanting to. take the 4-H
course ii The Third Meal" should
contact the leaders, Mrs. Paul
(Jane) McDonald or Mrs.Jarnes
(Rhea) Valiance by August 12th.
The Majestic Women's
Institute still have on hand around
20 plates with the picture of the
Continuation School on it. Anyone
who missed out on obtaining one of
these plates can contact Miss
Laura Lucus or Mrs. Leona Arm-
strong. 19-31-1
19. Notices
Brussels. Pet Foil
DEAD STOCK
REMOVAL
We pay up to $15.00 for fresh,
dead, or disabled
Cows and Horses
according to size
Small animals removed free
of charge as a service to, you.
Dial: 887-9334 Collect
Prop's. JOHNSTON BROS.
19-31-tf
NOTICE - Septic tanks cleaned.
All work guaranteed. Call Louis
Blake , 887-6800 19-23-8
WEBERS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERV.I CE
Modern equipment used. we
pump septic tanks, pigerys,
lagoons, etc.
Phone 887-6700 Brussels
19-31-tf
COMBINING and swathing grain,
beans, corn and grass seed. Gary
Thacker. 887-6196. 19-31-4
21. Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
TENDERS FOR TRUCK
SEALED TENDERS, plainly
marked will be received by the
undersigned until 5:00 p.m.,
Tuesday,
AUGUST 8TH, 1972
to,. the supply of a 3/4 ton Pick-
Up Truck. Specifications and
Tender Forms may be obtained
from the undersigned or at the
Township Office, Ethel,Ontario.
All bidders must use Township
Tender Form. Allowance for
trade-in on a 1967 Ford3/4 ton
truck.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
ROSS ENGEL .
Road Supt.,
R.R.#3,
Brussels, Ontario. 21-30-2
24. Cards of Thanks
To all my friends in. Brussels
who remembered me and my boys
in the death of my dear Husband
Victor Hinton, let me say a very
very big thank you. Your donat-
ion to the heart fund was the best
way possible to express your
sympathy to my family. If in the
near future research comes up
with the answer to the premature
deaths of our young and middle
aged heart attack victims, you can
all be proud of your generosity.
Let us hope it will be soon, as
it leaves an awful lonely life for
those left behind. Once again
thank you, not only for this time
but all the times you have been
there when my sister and I
needed help. Brussels should be
renamed (The Village with A
Heart.) - Ruth Hinton and Sons,
Ronald and Kenneth. 24-31-1
The family of John Eldon White,
London, extend special thanks to
M. L. Watts Funeral Home; Rev.
K. Stokes of St. John's Anglican
Church; the Ladies of St. John's
Guild, for kindness extended at
the time of their bereavement;
also to pallbearers and flower
bearers. 24-31-1
Sincere thanks is given to rela-
tives, neighbours and friends for
their many expressions of
sympathy, at the time of the death
of our grandson, John Eldon
White; also for cards of sympathy
and baking received. All was
much appreciated - Jack and
Mary White. 24-31-1
A Brussels Post Classified
will pay you dividends . Have you
tried one? Dial 887-6614.
THE BRUSS
The serum
is free
In. Ontario last year, seven.
People were bitten by Massas-
auga Rattlesnakes --Ontario's
only species of venomous snake.
Fortunately, 'due to prompt first
aid and antiverom serum treat-
ment in hospital, the seven
victims survived.
The Ontario Hospital Assoc-
iation is concerned that
visitors and vacationers in
"rattlesnake" country are often
unaware of proper first aid
procedures and the fact that free
antivenomserum is avilable at
strategically located hospitals
throughout the province.
Time is important --it can
mean the difference between life
and death!
Ontario's Ministry of Health
recommends the following treat-
ment for rattlesnake bite victims.
Immediately apply a tourniquet ,
just above the bite. Apply tightly
enough to compress soft tissues,
but not to stop blood circulation.
The bitten arm or leg should be
kept at rest and the patient taken
to the nearest antivenin depot or
hospital.
Conservation officers of the
Ministry of Natural Resources
stationed in Ontario provincial
parks are trained to give first
aid for rattlesnake bites. The
public can purchase snake bite r'
kits from Cutter Laboratories,
3079 Universal Drive, Missis-
sauga, Ontario, for $2.31 plus -
35 cents postage. A kit contains
a tourniquet, small scalpel and
three suction cups.
In all rattlesnake bite cases,:
it is essential that victims be
transferred to an antivenamiepot.
The bite of a rattlesnake causes'
severe pain, swelling and
discoloration within a few
minutes. Other Ontario snakes
are not poisonous, their bites do
not cause severe reaction and
antivenom treatment is un-
necessary.
Contrary to popular belief,
Massasauga Rattlesnakes are
not confined to Georgian Bay,
Lake Huron and the off-shore
islands--they can be found from
Windsor to Sudbury. And they
are not confined to land; they are
often seen swimming some dis-
tance from shore. Massasaugas
are born live, the venom sacs
fully developed. Due to reflex
action, a rattler can inflict a
bite when apparently dead.
ANTIVENOM DEPOTS - Where
They Are -
Barrie--Royal Victoria Hospital
Espanola--General Hospital
Chatham-Public General Hos-
pital
Goderich--Alexandra & Marine
Hospital
Kincardine-General Hospital
Little Current--St. Joseph's
General Hospital
Midland--St. Andrew's Hospital
Owen Sound--General & Marine
Parry Sound--GeneralHospital
St.Joseph's General Hospital
Sarnia.--General Hospital
Southampton--Saugeen Memorial
Toronto--Hospital
Hospital
For Sick
Children
Wiarton-Bruce Peninsula &
District Hospital
Bracebridge-Memorial Hos-
pital
Collingwood-General & Marine
H
Hami oons-P-1 Gtaelner al Hospital
Lion's Head--Red Cross Hos-
pital
London-Victoria General
Meaford--GeneralHosP1tal Hospital
Orillia-Soldier's Memorial
Hospital
P enetanguishene-General
Hospital
Port Colborne--General Hos-
pital
SL Thomas--St. Thomas-Elgin
General Hospital
Sudbury--District Health Unit
Welland--County General Hos-
pital
Windsor--Metro windsor-Essex
County Health Unit.
ELS POST, AUGUST 2, 1972-11
1. Coming Events
SPECIAL MOTOR
COACH- TOURS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1972
C.N.E, ticket includes re-
served seat to Scottish World
Festival Tattoo and admission
to grounds $13.00.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1972
C.N.E., ticket includes admis-
sion to grounds and return ,
transportation - $9.50.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30th,1972
C.N.E. ticket includes reserved
seat to Merle Haggard show and
admission to grounds - $13.00
SEPTEMBER 1st to 4th, 1972
OCTOBER 6th to 9th, 1972
Nashville, Tenn. - Grand Ole
Opry - From $61.00 per person
OCTOBER 14, 1972.
21 days to California - visit-
ing Salt Lake City, Reno, San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Las
Vegas, Grand Canyon, Much,
Much, More - From $380.00
per person
SEPTEMBER 18, 1972
5 day Agawa Canyon and North
Country tour - featuring Sud-
bury, Elliott Lake, Mackinac
Island, Frankenmut, 1 day trip
aboard The Algoma Central
Railway train to Agawa Canyon
- From $95.00 per person.
GOOD TIMES TRAVEL
AGENCY
Box 78-9,SEAFORTH
519 527-0050
1-29-5
You are invited to attend the
CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
Medical Building, Brussels, on
TUESDAY AUGUST 8
from 9:30 - 11:30 A.M. for
1. Health Surveillance..
2. Anaemia Screening
3. Immunization
4. Hearing Screening
5. Fluoride brushing of child-
ren's teeth to prevent cavi-
ties for ages 3 to 5 years.
1-31-1
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