HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-05-28, Page 7SUMMER RESORTS
BAY-VUIS LODGE, Lake Muskoka, Bali, good swapping, bolae cooking, elose
AMA's Dance Pastilion, $30.04 weekly,
Box 70 Bala,
GOLDEN Beach eottages on Lake
Nipissing, near North Bey,. safe batti:
frig, sands' beach, 114 cottages with ,
9 or 4 bedrooms, For folder write ata4
Richardson Camps, ,S$ No• 1, S. No, I, North Bay, Ontario,
PORT SYDNEY
MUSKOKA, ONTARIO
On Beautiful
Mary Lake
SAFE sandy beach, hooting, water
skiing, recreatton director, Delightful
woedland walks. For a perfect
day in every way, visit Mary Lake, For further information write Port SYdneY Tourist Promotion Association,
BLUE WATER CONFERENCE
NEAR WAI-LACEBURo, ONT.
ifiUndenomlnotIonal sumnier Resort"
$3 to 5740 daily, including meals; all
recreational facilities; evening WO"
ing; Bible and missi'onar'y speakers.
For folder Write 153 Icing W., Chatham,. Ont.
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SUMMER PROPERTIES FOR SALE
BUY, Sell, successfully, Port Carling,
Muskoka area, specializing in summer properties. Call 51 E 0 Milner Real-tor.
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AUTOMOBILES
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BABY CHICKS
THE season's advancing, have you
booke'd your Juiie-July Bray broilers?
,.Prompt . shipment dayold, and, some
started dual purpose pullets and
cockerels.. Some, Ames pullets, also
Leghorns. Specials on dayold heavy
breed cockerels. See local' agent, or write Bray Hatchery, 120 John North,
Hamilton; Ont:
BOO KS
OLD Canadian books and papers want-
ed. Good prices paid. T. B. Higgin-
son, Sherbet Lake, Ont.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE
FOR Sale - Machine Shop, Woodwork-
ing Shop, living apartment, in the pret-
tiest town in Ontario. Reasonable. No
triflers please. Box No.' 186, 123.18th
Street, New Toronto, Ont.
GARAGE
WONDERFUL opportunity in a grow.
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.Torento and a possible franchise with
one of the' big three ear manufactur•
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highway through town. Garage build.
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consisting of showroom, workshop,
office, stockroom, 2 hoist's and pit.
Heated withs het water by oil, Estab.
fished 14 years. Aggressive car dealers
or garage operators should investigate
this business. Wm, J. McLeod, Real
Estate Broker,. Actqn, Ont, Phone 203.
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FARMS FOR SALE
GOOD selection of dairy farms, Ottawa
Valley. With and without stock and
machinery. Milk contracts. Good terms.
Contact. Gerald Morriss Metcalfe, On-
tario, Phone 18. Irving H. Miller Ltd.
Realtors, Prescott, Ontario.
200 ACRES with fair buildings, 60
workable. Price $9,300. $4,000 cash, bal-
ance easy payments. 3 miles from
city. Apply L. IS, Stimniers, R, R. 6,
Owen Sound,
FARM HELP WANTED _ -
MARRIED man for large dairy farm. Good Milker, Free house, $200 to $225
monthly, Box 187, 123.lath Street, 'Nett/
Toronto, OM.
FOR SALE
SAFETY SHOES
STP.E1, toecaps. Boots or oxfords, Men's
sizes 5 to 1.3. $7.09 Postpaid.
MEOGINSON'S SHOES, SaUlt Ste. Marie, Ontario.
FUR FARM ANIMALS
HOUSE PLANTS •
AFRICAN Violets started -plants. Beau-
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GARDEN MACHINERY
PLANET ;re., 'Garden' tractors,' Seeders, wheel hoes, John C. Graham
Co., Distributors, Leamington', Ont.
HERE'S HOW THEY FINISHED — Tomy Lee, right, Willie Shoe-
maker up, nosed out Sword Dancer, with Willie Boland aboard,
in the 85th Run for the Roses at Churchill. Downs.
Sportswriters
Under Scrutiny
Discussions of ethics among
sportswriters usually include the
Story of a sports editor who was
once Sent a new ear by a pro%
moter. The editor promptly sent
the car back, explaining: "Too
big for a gift and too small for
a. bribe,"
It always seems to be a ques-
tion of degree. No one worries
when a press agent buys a sports-
writer lunch, but when it comes
to junkets, which involve sizable
transpOrtation and hotel bills,
editors occassionally grow con-
cerned. As the New York State
Investigation Committee exam-
ined charges that George P.
Monaghan, state commissioner of
harness racing, was guilty of a
"breach of ethics," the whole
practice of handouts to reporters
suddenly exploded.
The New York World-Tele-
gram and Sun front-paged a
copy of q 1958 bill from the
Langford otel in Winter Park,
Fla., where Roosevelt Raceway,
a $20 million trotting plant in
Westbury, N.Y„ had taken news-
papermen and officials "to ob-
serve trotting time trials." The
bill ($6,807,86) listed ten report-
ers and two sports editors, Ike
Gellis of The New York Post and
Charles Hoerter of The New
York Daily News,
Would there be any firings as
a result of The Telegram story?
Editors of The New York Times
were "investigating" the pres-
ence of Times sports staffer
Frank Blunt( 'on the trip. The
Telegram, represented, by Bill
Bloome at Orlando, learned
Bloome was. also, employed as a
$400-a-week associate judge at
Monticello (N.Y.) Raceway, The
paper made no ,qUick decision,
but managing editor Dick
Starnes dropped a hint: "We are
not going, to set one code of
standards,for public officials and
another for our own employees."
Meanwhile, Roosevelt Race-'
way was planning its next jun-
jet: A summer trip to Paris
where sportswriters' "would be
shown European trotters."
INTERESTED — Ingmar Johans-
son, who 'meets world heavy-
weight champ Floyd Patterson
on June 25, got a ringside view
of the pasting received by
Brian London in his ill-fated try
for the crown at Indianapolis.
How Can 1?
By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I prevent grass
and weeds horn crowing be-
tween the bricks of the brick
'walk?
A. Pour crank case oil over
them two or three times a sea,-
son, The oil will soon evaporate
and the weeds will be killed.
Q. Hew can 'I make a floor
Polish?
A. .Equal parts of melted can-
dle grease and turpentine makes
a good floor polish.
Q. How can I facilitate the
threading of A iltediti7
A, Cutting the thread on a
slant before threading a needle
will point it and make much
easier the task of sticking it
through the eye of the needle.
IT'S A LAMB intti
A Texas women decided to dye
some old curtains blue. While
she was hanging them on the line,
a little,1,vhite lamb, gambolling
by, fell into the vat, He was fish-
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big Off,
A passing motorist saw the
bright blue lamb, thought he'd
discovered a new species, and of-
;fend a fancy price for it. The
wtiniari decided she had, a pretty
good thing going and nekt day
the dyed a Second lamb. Ti, too,
Old at a ridiculously high price,
From this start .she developed
quite a business, buyingv dyeing
and selling lambs. In feet, she
Smiled out to be the biggest NI'
dyer in Te*tia,
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By winter you may be driv-
ing a Falcon, a Corvair, or a
Valiant — that is, U you buy
one of the economy cars the big
three. auto manufacturers seem
almost certain to produce.
Reputedly, Falcon is the name
Ford lyietdr :Company has cho-
sen for its car, Corvair is Gen-
eral Mblors' choice, and Valiant •
is Chrysler Corporation's.
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MALE teacher as principal. To teach
grades 5, 6S 7, 8. Two room school at
Oakland, Ontario on 24 Highway, 10
miles south of Brantford. Contact C. N.
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Oakland for interview or further in-
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NURSERY STOCK"
POINT EDWARD SEPARATE'
SCHOOL BOARD
NEAR Sarnia;, -requires triei following
teachers for September 1959: 1 teacher
as Principal. 1 teacher for elementary
grades, salary schedule in effect. AP-
ply stating qualifications, experience
and name of last inspector to Mrs, C. O. Perry,, secretary, 305 St. Clair treet,
Point. Edward, Ont. •
PORT Lamhton Separate School re-
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ply, Stating qualifications, last inspect-
tor, salary expected. Duties to com-
mence, Sept., 1959, Apply Dan McEvoy,
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"Compact's Cars
the Corvair will appear about
Oct. 9, the Falcon about Oct.
16, and the Valiant in Decem-
ber.
"Compact" and "economy"
are words you're likely to hear
of ten a round those times.
"Small" is a word that, will pro-
,bably get short shrift.—
For ih automotive ,parlance,
the big 'three aren't 'expected to
1.4,irrt out "s1Rall".c.4rs but, "com-
pact" cars.
If you're accustomed to
"American-size" cars, it may
"'make 'a difference fo you.
Automotively speaking, we're
informed a small car is a four-
seater — or, in a car like the,
Isotta, a less-than-four-seater. A
bona fide "small, car's" wheel
base is Jess than 98 inches.
On the other hand, a "compact
car" will seat five or six' per-
sons and will have a wheelbase
as long as 113 inches — but
most often 102 to 108 inches.
ss While their wheelbases will
be shorter and their price tags
smaller than those Of their big
brothers, the big three's awaited
offspring won't be in the small
category. They'll just be smaller
cars. Indeed in yesteryears they
alight have been considered
quite normal-sized.
If you're in the compact mar-
'ket, you may find not only the
big three's cars awaiting you,
'but a wealth of offerings.
There'll be the La r k and
Rambler, of course, from the
"happy two."
Then, foreign manufacturers
are honing up their own com-
pact cars to meet this new com-
petition.
Fiat has introduced a six-
cylinder car, its first in 20 years.
'Since Europeans prefer four-
cylinder cars, the 'trade maga-
zine Automotive News suggests
'the car is being offered' pri-
marily to lure Americans.
Simca, the French car distri-
buted by Chrysler, has intro-
.cluced here an eight-cylinder
model, the Vedette. A Swedish,
Volvo with four doors made its
American debut at the Interna-
tional Auto Show.
Several British "luxury" com-
pact cars have recently come on
the market and Other imports
have been restyled.
SUmming- up the competition
the big three's prospective com-
pact cars will face, Automotive
News finds 14 imports ready to
do battle,
Last year, the magazine re-
cently reported, about 70 auto-
motive import "names" were re-
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100 IMPROVED Dunlap or British
Sovereign strawberries $2.00 postpaid;
25 Everbearing Indian Summer rasp-
berries- or 25 Brilliant Everbearing
strawberries $2,00 postpaid. Harry
Tinney, Havelock, Ontario,
4
utes to collect ,a .quarter. ‘el a
pint of milk in a bottle. A cheer
came from, the natives,
But their cheers turned to
howls of fear as Dan slashed
through the bonds holding the
great beast. For a moment ani-
mal and man faced each other.
Then, incredibly, the lioness re-
treated under the man's level
gaze.
Long before he recahed old
man Joanneson's house, t-ry
had spread through the i` :ict.
As Dan approached him old '
man said, humbly: " You have
proved your -worth many times
over. Estelle is yours, . .."
A speed test was the answer
when a girl in' Buenos Aires
could not decide between two
suitors. Her father decided that
the two men, local road speed-
sters,.should race for her.
The two men did, And the one
who went more slowly won.
For his rival crashed at well
over .a hunderd miles an hour.
A Queensland, Australia, ,far-
mer did not think much of city
dwellers, So when handsome
Albert Knowles arrived' from
Sydney to ask for his daughter's
hand, the farmer insisted on a
worth-proving test.
Albert was sent out into the
bush for a month without food
and water. He had a gun, two
dozen • rounds of ammunition, a
horse and fishing tackle, He Tur-
vived — and won the farmer
over,
From Paris comes the wackiest
story of all. Two youths found
,they loved the same girl, They
decided to settle the problem in
as drinking contest. The last man
on his feet ,would win:,
After drinking five pints of
wine each, one youth found that
his rival had disappeared, Next
day he leraned what had hap-
pened.
The youth had become de-
pressed by the wine, He had
staggered into the Foreign Le-
gion's recruiting office and sign-
ed for five years.
In a fit of comr4cleShip, the
other boy decided 411.0; women
weren't worth bothiring about.
He, too, joined the. Legion!
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
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PROTESTANT teacher for S.S. No, 4,
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SALARY, $2,900-53,100, depending on
qualifications. APPLY,-stating qualifications, experi.
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Mrs. John W. Millman, R.R. 1, Sparta.
Ont. Duties to begin September, 1959.
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HU.3.5747 — Evenings HU-5-1964.
"Snake-Pit" Test
For Bridegroom
The young medical student
Was desperately in love with the
dusky, sloe-eyed daughter of a
wealthy banker, But the young
num knew that it would be years
before he Would be able to sup-
port the girl in the way to which
she was accustomed.
Then he discovered that the
banker was an inveterate gam-
bler. So he made an amazing
proposition to him,. He would
spend the night in a room full of
poisonous snakes. If he lived, the
daughter, and a fat alice of the
banker's savings, would be his,
The banker said it was a deal,
The "snake-pit" test was to take
place in a room in New Delhi,
The reptiles were repulsive
creatures, all capable of killing
a man instantly,
But the student did not seem
to worry. Into the room he went,
Next morning he was let out _
smiling. The banker honoured
his bargain but — too late — he
learned that his son-in-law had
worn a suit of armour while in
the room!
Marriage tests are still an ac-
cepted practice in many parts
of the world, Invariably they call
for great courage and deter-
mination. In the sun-scorched
South African veldt an old far-
mer devisiecl, a fantastic test for
the young man who wished to
marry his beautiful, dark-haired
daughter.
The young man — Don Ester-
huyse — agreed to catch a lioness
and milk it to prove he was
worthy of the hand of. Estelle
Joanneson, only daughter of the
Transvaal farmer.
But despite his powerful phy-
sique, Dan had never handled
any thing bigger than a kitten!,
'He had built up a reputation
in the , area for being a quiet,
inoffensive giant Some people
even hinted he might be, a cow-
ard.
Dan had borne these remarks
stoically and in the process he
had won Estelle's heart. She was
just eighteen; and her father was
not prepared to have a son-in-
law who Would riot command
respect when, he took charge of
the farm, "
For a week Dan laid careful
plans. He studied the habits of
lionesses and as he did so grew
more and more aware of the
gigantic risks he faced. One
swipe from the claws of an en-
raged beast and he could be rip-
ped to pieces.
At the end of the,week he pre-
sented himself to old man Joan-
neson and said: "I am ready for
the test'''.
The old man grunted. "I will
provide you with trackers and
a gun. But if you have to use
that you will he finished with
Estelle."
Travelling by truck, they
reached lion country late in the
afternoon. Leaving his gun in
the truck, Dan selected a trail
that led towards the setting sun.
Leading the trackers, Dan set
off. By early evening he had
reached a water-hole. The spoor
ended there.
Dan rigged up a trap. Then he
and the trackers took up position
around the water-hole..
Shortly afterwards the biggest
lioness the experienced trackers
had ever seen approached 'the
water hole.. It padded forward
— and dropped neatly into the
trap,
Dari approached it, armed with
a lasso. Twirling the rope, he
swung loop after loop round the
animal until, roaring with rage,
she was trussed like a chicken,
It took Dan Only a few min-
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STANLEY MAYOR
208 WATER ST., THESSALON
POULTRY
ANGLO-ARGENTINE, cultured, 94,
anxious to come to Canada. Will teach
Spanish free return help pay fare. In-
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1767, Olivos, Argentina,
MY RUPTURE was removed naturally.
For 'FREE FACTS, write: John Mon.
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ADULTS! Personal Rubber Goods! 36
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booklet a n d catalogue of supplies,
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Regina, Sask.
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2 magna prints in album 400
Reprints 50 each
KODACOLOR
Developing roll $1,00 (not including
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Ansco and Ektechrome 35 mm. 20 ex-
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prints from slides: 350 each, Money
refunded in full 'for imprinted nese,
Lives.
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