HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-06-17, Page 7THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1965
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This comes to you direct from
Hospital in Goderich, well, its
not right in Goderich, In fact its
the Ontario Hospital, and if nam-
ed properly named,would be called
a mental institution. Why people
with brains seem to shy around
the word mental I do not know.
The ones Who have no brains
will never need to visit this place.
We are called nuts, cuckoos,
crazy, silly, foolish, unwise,
balmy, bees in our bonnets, no
brains, etc. etc. etc. but if we had
no brains we wouldn't be here.
There are some pitifnl cases..
Hitler, to a certain degree had
the right idea. Why should hope-
less cases carry on a worthless
life for years and years. Science
has raised the life span 10 years,
What for? People to suffer aches
and pains and misery and no
good to themselves or anyone
else. Everyone is foolish in some
ways. Stop and think, do you do
anything you want kept to your-
self? Certainly you do.
This morning I watched my
fellow men at the breakfast table.
The first one had a sort of long
face, getting a bit bald. He would
put his op and plate together
with a loud noise, then he would
always count to eight. Upon en-
quiry I found out he had been a
milkman and clanging the cup
and saucer gave him, the same
old thrill as scaring and waking
People with milk bottles. The
number he counted was the coffee
stops. Poor fellow, he was kicked
on the hips by one of his own
stallions, and his brain was
affected. Two feet- higher up he
wouldn't have been hurt at all.
Over in the corner was a big
red:faced guy with an engineer's
cap on. His case was most pitiful.
Pe kept shaking pepper OR his
bread. He had been a caretaker
of a high school up north and
was an ardent fisherman. One
day someone found out where
the big trout were and someone
else got the prize. Poor fellow!
His trout only weighed 12 pounds
and ,Francie Du.nca,n's weighed
12, not counting the lead put in
its belly.
A very 'dapper little man was
running from table to table and
lifting up cups, saucers and plat-
es. He was looking for dimes.
Poor fellow! T-Te at one time had
a hotel and restaurant, however
e lost all his trade as the •
customers had to furnish their
own saccharine. He came from a
sniall town with two hotels. Well,
someone told .him that under the
change of rules he should hire an
entertainer. The. other hotel did
this very thing. They contracted,
the Kansas' Farmer for a year,
musician, entertainer, and good
will orn.baSSador. In a week they
hind all the trade, .The poor fel-
lOw T Mentioned above bad to
close down It Was sad to See how
bard he tried, out On the Street
with , a (cryV bell yelling, free beer,
time, TTnfoltv into Ttftwiriti
Farmer Put the other hotel on the
map in two years they bought the
King Edward in Toronto and a
home on the French Riviera.
Two otner fellows were talking
hockey and baseball. They each
had whiskers and wore a rabbi's
cap. Upon my word they remind-
ed me of Bill Stephenson and
Louis Ebel.
Well I've just been away filling
Out papers, a certain test. About
100 questions. The last question
was, "what is the worst thing
you have ever agile". I made
sure of this one, I wrote, quote,
trying to figure answers to these
darn foolish questions.
We had a show here last night,
"The Modern. Gospel Singers",
Beautiful melody, I am arranging
for them to come to Brussels Some
Sunday nite. For heaven's sake
don't miss them. They are 'Wonder-
ful if you like spiritual numbers
and "Darkie" melodies, I will
stake my reputation as a show-
man on this group. Their leader
is a coloured man from, Tennes-
see. You should hear them handle
"Old Black Joe".
Will see you soon I hope and
good luck to all, especially Leek,
Campbell, Ebel, Stephenson,
Davidson, everybody.
Truthfully Yours
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