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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-05-14, Page 5PLOC N'orrei, detnerite 'nidkes. le tilt n "save" 4ui-intf:ptitetitif play, ARE • MORE FUN FOR EVERYONE --.-. • it'S THE 'FAMILY ,CELEBRITiON OE THE YEAR. Q UEEN'S HOLIDAY. -mAy lans -T. W4 HAtib FIREWORKS CO. LTD., COONSVILIF, ONT. - PAPINEAUVILli, P.O. 4 a . • I I I I 41 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I '4 .4 4 4 -4 I I I 41 4 1 4 4 I 4 -4 1 I •rr CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Pulled Out Beard To Save Skin. Alfonso Vinci, South American explorer, was resting in his ham- mock by the camp, fire when he Raw shedewy forms stealing Among the trees in the half-light of dusk. The next moment he was gee- ing at the red point of an arrow trained on him. Then all hell broke loose, It Was as if a dozen dogs had been trodden on in their sleep and were howling with rage and pain, Above the pandemon- ium could be heard one strident voice: Solituan, their Indian guide-interpreter, trying to es- tablish friendly relations with the savage raiders. With a comrade, Enrico, and native guides, Vinci had pene- trated the unknown country of the Samatari, the most primitive Shirian tribe of the Guiana- Amazon wilds, The ugly brute behind the ar- row was on top of him in no time, tearing off his shirt, grab- bing his trousers and shoes, His body was daubed with a whitish mud as if he'd been covered in Blanco, Vinci dropped clown from his hammock and stood, naked, at his mercy. Enrico and the others were naked; too, and helpless, There were twelve attackers, all howling and waving the plun- dered clothes and red loin-cloths and brandishing their bows and arrows, The native guides were howl- ing and cursing, too, trying to convince the raiders of their friendly intentions, slipping in an occasional threat lest their friendly overtures be rejected. As the night wore on and things calmed down, these Sa- matari, with their bloodshot eyes, were torn between their bows and arrows and their plunder, between merriment and ferocity, between friendship and hatred for the strange crew they heti met on their hunting expedition. "They had something of the look of a man coming out of a fit after foaming at the mouth," Vinci says in "Red Cloth and Green Forest," a bizarre .account of his expeditions in the region". "Their attention may have been drawn to us by the smell of smoke, to which Indians are acutely sensitive: more probably the sound of a stray shot had reached their ears, Unless our reading of events was mistaken, these twelve dev- ils had been moved more by cu- pidity and fear than by down- right savagery," All the next day the captives were marched through the jun- gle without food or rest. About noon the following day, amid warning howls and answering howls, they came to the tribal encampment in a clearing. Ape-men swarmed down from the trees and ran towards the camp centre, crowding there in a wild tumult. Behind came the women, carrying supplies of ar- rows and out-howling the men, Vinci and his party were sur- rounded by a mass of shrieking dirty humanity that leapt on them from all sides, His trousers, which had been returned to him for the march, were again strip- ped off him, He was handled as if he were-"a fish that was trying to dart away," the principal at- traction for them being his beard and the hairs on his chest. Those in front stripped off 'tufts of it, exhibiting it in triumph to those behind, sometimes passing it back and -then grabbing mores One, taller than the rest, brought his face close to Vinci's, to get the feel of it better. Then began the process of rubbing faces, Each face was rubbed against his in what seemed "some gro- tesque dance where My partner was continually changing and which Went on for hours in the midst of a general uproar, till is the end I all but fainted away TRICKY TREAT - Myra. Perkins, left, and Muriel Davis will be among the first women ever to perform in competition on the parallel bars during interna- tional Pan-American games, with, weariness, hunger, and the animal stench that enveloped me. Enrico was undergoing the same treatment somewhere else," Some would hurl themselves at him and, with an angry snarl, grab his beard as if to strangle him with it or tear it off, skin and all. Vinci's original captor, the one with the whitened skin, began measuring his features against Vinci's, spanning both with thumb and finger, as if to make sure that the beard would at. It was terrifying, for Vinci had heard from another tribe that when these Indians got hold of a bearded man they removed the beard, flesh and all, dried it out and stuck it on their own faces like a mask, to appear in the guise of a white man. Faced with the threat of a pain- ful death from mutilation, he thought of a way out, With ges- tures of great generosity, he pulled some hairs out of his beard and chest and dabbed them on the Indian's chin, trying to make them stick there. Others at once brought some vegetable gum for sticking them, • and he explained as best he could that they would quickly spread and flourish. "In one month," he shouted, "PubpulL" Everyone then took up the word, and the rest began stick- ing snippets of hairs on their faces, sure that they would be- come bearded men within a month! Earlier, Vinci's wrist-watch had been snatched from him and taken to the chief, but the strange tick-tick-tick indicated that there was a heart inside it. It was an animal with potent, mysterious powers, standing in some magical relationship to its owner. Won- derment tinged with fear promp- ted the chief to return it to Vinci. How, from being captives, Vin- ci and his party became virtu- ally guests of the tribe, living with them and studying their strange customs, makes a fasci- nating story. How Winnie Keeps So Well Dressed In' all her 39 years as a comic- - strip heroine, chic Winnie Winkle has never worn the same frock twice. As far back as 1935 envi- ous female readers were asking: "Where does she get her clothes?" And in 1959 they were still curious about this. In' New York recently to accept a Na- tional Cartoonists Society award, Winnie Winkle's creator, Martin. Branner, revealed her secret: "My wife, Edith, subscribes to all the fashion magazines and picks out Winnie'l dresses." It's. The ,H991‹ That Lands It's the hook that lands 'em! No matter how good or bow ex- pensive the rest of your tackle is, it's that little hook on the end Of your line that holds and lands your fish. Or doesn't hook him because of poor design, Or breaks or 'bends because of poor material, You should be most particular about trout-fly hooks, 13ecause of their small size and necessarily light wire, they must be of very good steel with the right tem- per; otherwise, they're likely to bend or break when you hang onto a good fish. Hooks on most lures, being larger and of heavier wire than, those used with flies, can be, and usually are, of somewhat lower quality, but they still serve well enough for practical fishing purposes if they're cor- rectly designed. For regardless of good steel and proper temper, and of whe- ther it's on a fly or a lure, if a hook is inefficiently designed, it's bound to cause unneessary misses, I believe that, espeeially. with artificial (including flies), you'll land most fish. with the hook having what comes closest to a plain round bend. It's diffi- cult to buy hooks with a fairly round bend, but you can gen- erally alter yours so that they'll be as effective as if originally made round. Hooks on nearly all lures are soft enough so you can easily reshape them with small pliers. Hooks on better-class flies are much harder - different makes and anglers have different no- tions on exactly how hard they should be. There's but one way to and out whether yours can stand, without breaking, the very slight bending usually needed - try! And remember, for practi- cal purposes, a bend that's some- where nearly round Will serve 'just as well as one that's per- fectly round, so don't try to do too much with them. When fish- ing, examine your hooks often; reshape immediately if neces- sary, writes Jason Lucas, noted angling authdrity. A hook with a shank of "regu- lar" length is somewhat the most efficient, Still, certain flies, lures, and natural baits call for ehanks longer or shorter than regular; with these, some inefficiency in hooking is supposed to be more than compensated for by a greater number of strikes, .For dry flies, the lighter the wire in a hook, the better the fly will float. High quality is more necessary in an extra-light hook than in a regular, since .to be approximately the same strength, it m.ust have better steel. Hooks of regular weight are usual; and generally best, on wet flies; but where deep fish- ing is necessary, extra-heavies are sometimes used to take, the fly down faster. The point more important than all is - the hook point. It's what first makes contact with your fish, and ' it first decides whether , you're going to miss him or hook him. So keep your aiook points sharp! An hour or so spent in care- fully sharpening. your hooks is likely to be responsible for put- ting mare fish in yoUr creel than would 12 hours of fishing. And estch time you land a fish, or whenever anything else, might possibly have dulled the point, examine it - test it for sharp- ness - and if necessary sharpen or replace it„ A small, half-round, smooth- eut file may be most convenient fore larger and softer hooks, But a special hook hone, to be found in almost any tackle store, is Usually better, and it is neces- eery for hard-tempered fly hooks. As with 'about everything else, there's a right and a wrong way to sharpen hooks; Hone only at the sides and inside of the .point never on the outside, since that would give a rolled-in-point. effect to cause missed Strikes. The most the outside should have is a slight touch, the hone flat against it, to remove a "Wire edge." However, T prefer to leave a very slight wire; edge on the outside of the tip of, my hook - this helps to let it get that first little grip on the fish's mouth. A long, slim point will, naturally, penetrate inore easily than a stubby One, Of ecirse, this can be overdone to Where the point will blend cir brealt as you try to set it. Be sure your books Are strong and sharp. DOG-GONEl Mr. 4. N. Judd, of Albuquer- due, New Mexico,'fondly ilna- giried his house was safe from housebreakers since, for years, he hart a sign displayed outside his house to the effect that there were 1.6 doe inside. 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PORT Lambton Separate School re. quires teacher to teach Grades 1-4, Ap- ply, stating qualifications, last teepee, tor, salary expected. Duties to com- mence, Sept„ 1959, Apply Dan McEvoy, Secretary, Port Lambton, Ont, SIMCOE COUNTY A Protestant teethes' for rural school on Highway 92. Please state qualifica. lion and last inspector- Salary $3,500. Apply to Reg. 0. Archer, Secretary- Treasurer Flos School Area Elinvele, Ont., R.R. 2. phone 718R33. ROSSPORT Public School requires a qualified teacher for Sept, 1959 for grades 1 to 8. Modem school on high- way 17, oil-furnace hydro, water. Teacher's room for rent - Salary $3500. Give name and address of last inspector - also send your phone number. A. M, Legault, See'y Treas. Rosspoet, Ont. - U. S.S. 19 and 9 North Dorchester and Westminster, Middlesex County, requires Protestant Teacher for one room modernized Rural. School, 12 miles south-east of London on High- way 74 near Belmont. Enrolment 24. Give last Inspector's name. 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