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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-10-13, Page 2Homelite ALL NEW • eeeeeeeeeeegeiii; BEVSSELS POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARI 7, OCT. 16th, 1966 MarITIOI Announcing the Toronado nspired d m o lot of new ways to express yourself NINETY EIGHT•TORONADO• DELTA 88 • DELMONT 88 * CUTLASS SUPREME • CUTLASS XL-70 Chain Saw New design — light weight — faster cutting — double fuel and oil capacity. Only leh Pee. less bar end chain and cuts throegh 15" hart:Mead in 12 seconds! And the cost is low! See it, try it, buy it! :4eeeteeeete i:ers,rdare46 Seeteeefeeeeeee eeeeeeee eeee/ $o light you can balance it on one hand. GEO. SOMERS BRUSSELS, ONTARIO TEL: 103 ... ' • -A . ,eieeeeee cod: Longer, racier hoods. Sporty rear decks. Fastback flair. The dashing Toronado inspired the Oldsmobile look for 1967. And Oldsmobile going is now smootherthan ever. New ride improvements and engine refinements see to that. Front wheel disc brakes are available. You can personalize by choosing from the huge selection of extras and luxury options. Add your imagination and you can have that one car in a million. , ..... ; . il'Oltt....aelfeac • ••*,,•• efeeteeeeeeie. eeieeeeeeeeeeee,-.'., ;:i2.'"o'.*•••••0-..•....x.al:aaa.*$:-.-.:• ''''''•• ........,... 1.....i..XL.„-,..., c.... '..-'. -.......•:X/.. *tot • --..-' ...H . s‘clat"-Ndla.,. e S NINETY-EIGHT CUTLASS SUPREME DELMONT 88 TOiLONADO DELTA 88 CUTLASS A. lot of new ways to express yourself. otaitraite ihffiks ce your safety. too, with the GM.de,elaced, energy.absorbtrig: steering column that can orneress or, severe mewl vo to VA urchin; with Lain tazard warning Slasher , outside rear lee. miirci, duet master cylinder brOe system, Oa man Dthet s it ely leatutes—all stodge SEE THEM AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY OLDSMOBILE DEALERS' TODAY AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE DEALER IN BRUSSELS:. cCUTCHEON MOTORS LIMITED GENTLEMEN'S Cletee NEWS ITEMS All my me i have had good neiehbours. Out on the erd le we had a sick cow or a horse or an old sow thatcoultat make up her mind, they would drop in after their chores were done and stay until one or two o'clock or as long as required. If we lead. sickness iu the house the negilibourhood. woueen would bring cakes and pies, and if our pastor was cone- .11, L1..;:r 1Y OULU LJi l.11,10.,t chicken ei cuter toe LLL11610 . 1 1411 Lt good neignueure now, oat, Ube. Ut LLieu1, tneougu uu WWI, La his own, in fact Lit. L1011.t et en know it, is giving me LLicers, have already developed an Iu X'eriority complex, and have the itch, boil and irritations oe ninny kinds. bone out our west winuow morning, noon or night, and yeti will see Sam Burgess With a barrow, or a fork, or snevel or saw, or axe, things that should ue Used sparingly. I prefer a shot gun. or a fielnug pole. i don't be- Bove in doing everytning today either, there is always tomorrow. On account oe Sam I have to suffer a sort of, routine every morning. It's quote, I see Sam out watering his petunias, arn't they lovely? He took up his potatoes yesterday and put on the storm windows. Look at. their lawn, isn't it beautiful? I do wish you would rake up those cucumber and to- matoe vines off the garden and pull them weeds. It looks like the jungle of Brazil. You say to- morrew, I've heard that before. You and that Carl Graber! I spoke to him a year ago- about fixing those steps and that's what he gay:; every time I meet him, to- morrow, tomorrow. You must both have gone to the same school. A school for liars. Sam has his E otatoes in the cellar and look at that garden. Not a weed, not a. peeble, bleb, blab. See *hitt I mean. At one time I would go down to the sinners' 0110, have a coffee and an argument, and come home. I would throw my coat on a chair, my hat be another, kiek off my boats and order what I wanted. Now I hang up My coat and hat, place my shoes behind the store and take what's on, .ehe table as well as the abuse. Yesterday I says to myself, something must be done. When I got back from the sinners' club I slipped down cel- lar and took myself a bracer, also a chaser. When t got. upstairs I was greeted with the same old Malarky, quote, look at Sam's garden. Look at Sam's la-wit. Gard- en all in. Storni Windovis, ding clang. I says, real loud, bow come you never look out the east win- do*? You won't see Clare Long out in, the hot sun, daritg and defying a sun stroke. You won't see him with the rain dripping off his chin, and when the cool evening breezes blow he knows enough to enjoy them reclining in an ease chair. So Sam. has his taties up eh, well how comes he will trust the Lord to grow them hut not It them mature.. Ours are gee-wing. As for the storm wind- ows, if you had quit yaeltleig and yapping last epeing ours would still be. on. Look at his garden. Hese dug it so many times its all dried up. Look at ours. The vines holding the moisture. To burn leaves is against the nature's laws. They should be left for pro- tection from the cold winter, As for the taties and the steps fix everything tomorrow. Says she, my, everything will be fine tomorrow except the lawn. Have -you any suggestions about cut-, ting the grass now. I says, yes, ask Joe Thuell to supper and tell him to bring his sheep. I gets up. spits on the stove and goes down cellar. Says, she, what are you, doing down there? t says, I'm going to cut seed potatoee for nest. spring. I picks tip icy Peter ni7iii Welke PHONE: ere boldly in and lays down on the Couch. I hears the phone ring.. nob Iiellington is coming to cut the lawn this afternoon, and rake the leaves and vines. George Davidson is coming to prow out the potatoes and Sam is here now putting on the storm. wind- ows, Me 'elect Oraher will fix the steps tomereave. 'Thursday evening 00tebet 27tik. the Centennial Conienittee wil present a variety concert in the Legion Hall. The best talent in Western Ontario Will be pre- sented, Total proceeds for Clinic, Help Breesele get a doctor. Truthfully it ottrit T. BRUSSELS, ONT. • OBEY L AW 5 DRIVE SAFELY ,0•4 L. '131.f OX 167.0