The Brussels Post, 1969-02-20, Page 3t
GOLDEN WORDS
BECOMING A DAD
Old women. say that men don't ktioNv
Tile pain through mothers en
And maybe that is true, and yet
I vow t never shall forget
The night he came, f suffered too
Those bleak and dreary bours :through:
1 paced the floor and mopped my 1310IV
And waited for his glad '\.\''a ow;
went ustairs and then carne down
ilecause I saw the Doctor frown
-And knew beyond the slightest (10101
lie wished to goodness I'd clear 0111.
walked into th e y,ard for air
And back again, to :Jest. her thc're
,And met the nurse, as calm as though
31y world was not. 10 deeliesit woe,
And When 1 questioned seeking speech:.
Of consolation that would reach
into my soul and s:rengthen me
li'or dreary hours that Were to be:
Progressing nicely 1 Nothing more
And Mitt me there to pace the floor.
And ()ace the 1101 i1 came out in haste
For something Ilia, had boon misPlaced
Anti C t.rat had been gi'owing bold
Then reit tog loom.' grim iey cold
And fear's stern chill swept .over
I stood and watched and tried to see
Just what it ',vas cause to get
I haven't learned that secrK yet
I halt believe that 0 larSe in White
1\'as :adding' fuel to my fright
And, taking ait nitholy glee
ProM dole to time in torturing 1110.
Then silence: To her room I crept,
Arad.. was informed the Poctor slept;
The Doctor sic nt: Dli vicious thought
\\Milo she at: death's door bravely fought
And suffered untold anguish deep
The doctor lulled himself to sleet),
I looked and saw him stretched out fin'
Then wonting came, and the Joy
11"iti1 dawn there came to us our boy.
And in a glorious little while
I went in there and w her
must ha \ ci looked a human wreck
'My 001101' wilted at th 'Jock
My hair (te'l'l'. my fea litres drawn
With all the suffering I had borne
She looked ai me and softly said
"if I were you l'd go 1,o bed."
Tier's was the better part I know
She travelled through aloe vale of WOO,
nOt noW whe71 N‘nnic,11 folk recall
nain and angnisb it till
I answer tbein 111 Manner sad
"Ira 1111 clitelt to become a dad '
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THE BRUSSELS POST
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NOW TO BEAT # SKID' you're qoing too foe
when you skid, the car won't olvict9s ';respond to the wheel.
When in doubt slow down) If you Start to skid, turn the
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wheels in the direction of the skid. bon't brake and don't
i woe rater Remember skid ding is more apt to occur when the
Citieee. lere it atom* 32 (tweet Own tort** WO 00*e.
USE YOUR HEAD
USE YOUR HAT
PRpupLY
One Of thy taus wi,11.-1CIIUNVIt
pieces of saroty 0(1101,1110w. Loday
IS the hdid hat, At firm it was
scorned as something for the
Today. a badge of distin-
ction proclaiming lhat the wearer
is er:posed to clangor front over-
head working conditions but
guards his personal safely
”pro.."
,1Iany a workman owes his life
to his bard but, and many a Work:-
man has escaped crippling injur
its because he had the foresight
to wear one in logging constril,,
(lion, and other inilitctries. where,
ever overhead danger (,XisIS, the
laird hat distinguishes its wearer
as !Mich as the armour of the
knights of old, it wits unthinkable
:for a warrior to sally forth to
battle 'w I th oust his protective
ecjttipatent. Foolish is I oda y's
workman Wilt) fails to wear his
\Olen dangers of the ,job require
rust as the worrior'S protection,
depended on the condition. of his
armour so does the :protection af-
forded by the hard- hat depend on
the hat's camdition. Et cannot be
abrimal anti still be expected fp
on rego aril the Wearer,
\Veto* your bard hat to protect
your 'head when dangerous over-
head 'working conditions exist, In-
spect it frequently for cracks,signs
of de'ter'ioration, and general
cleanliness of the inner side and
the suspension.
'rile shell must he inspected for
cracks, ranging from fine hairline
ones to cracks that have :broken
through, They weaken the struct-
ure of the shell and'lessen the
protection you need, No attempt
should be made to repair it once
it has been broken or punctured.
Clot rid of it,
Your hat is only as goOd as the
suspension in it. The cradle or
hammock attached lo a headband
keeps the shell away, from the
head and cushions blows. it is vtiry
important that this suspenion fit
your head. Make sure that all re-
cesses and buttons are secure.
Polyethylene suspensions tire
affected to a high degree by hair
oil and should be replaced after
months service, 'Woven nylon
or cloth can be cleaned, and re-
used after inspecting for defects
in stitching of fahrte. It is reeoln-
mended that they he replaced
alter 14 to month's service.
A hard hat is the cheapest in-
surance you can buy and you
don't baye'to get hurt, to collect it
Wear Your Hard Hat Proudly
Brussels Agricultural Society
Plan For 1969 Fall Fair
At the meeting of the Ilrussels
Agricultural Society plans were
made for this year's Fall Fair-
till Dates selected for the
,19s9 TIrussols Fall pair tire Sept-
ember 20 and 2Bth, 1959
b (111 Field Crop Competitions
Will. he as folloWS; ll.arleY; 2 ,
Corn: 3. 11Med Orain way; 4.
•MiXtla Grain 3 way.
(C) CiOtintierOthl Penture plans:
Forage Crop.% 1 - slice First,
(`'tit Hay: 1 - slice Second Cut
bus, Field Chopped Tray
1 st cut: tfi bits. 'Field Chopped
Tiny 2nd col; 1 Shear of 6 stalks
Ensila,ge Cern:: 1, has. Chopped
i-T ayle
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