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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-01-29, Page 6IS YOUR CAR INSURANCE COMING DUE IF SO COME IN AND LET US GIVE you. A RATE ON 'YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR SNOW-VEHICLE JIM CARDIFF Real Estate Broitev General Insurance, Phone: Office -- 887.6100 Res. — 887-6164 INVEST NOW VICTORIA & GREY TRUST. GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES NOW PAYING 81/4, Representative JIM CARDIFF Real 'Estate Broker — General Insurance Phone: Office — 887.6100 Res- -- 887-6164 THE GALLOPING GOURMET The guru of gastronomy, Graham Kerr, gallops into radio with a new series of helpful cooking hints. The Galloping Gourmet, who began on GBG radi-.' in Janua:y, is haitrd at 9:1 Ca.m. Mon- day through Friiday, On his fiv-i-minute radio show Kerr is every hit as entertaining as he is on his weekly TV serir,s which has had Phenomenal success all over the world, If you're looking for menu sUggestions, The Galloping Gourmet has the answer. For TV viewers, the Galloping Gourrnmet 18 carried Monday through Saturday Ph the 0,13C-TV netWortt.$ VOttitglmit,. 111110. 00i4T• t4I-VOSSilladS, iii4T.011() • Ct. GENTLEMEN'S CLUB NEWS ITEMS For the first time in my life I cannot think of a thing to write. Nil 1-3.hakekpeare, "Keats, any other • good: • writer like• myself would: -think of a subjeet and, fill in with a bunch of lies, 'C can't do that. T Ithve always told d .the truth an not going • to write a lie after all the.:.:'• years of total veracity, The Liberals held their pow wow the other !tile and it was rather a .dry affair. Less than a half dozen •eltRtri',3 of liquor were consumeit counting the, stuff that was slot"i- mid on the tattles. Good }leavens, old Sir :loin . McDonald. Tory Prime Minist:•r, whe,n ht-, was in his prime and in fine Fettle wou1,1. .have drunk that much himself and -had a jigger of rum after each drink for a chaser. • Thee next morning after the meet- lug my hitter half was a bit tardy getting up on account of her pout- ing the rfla 1 didn't go to the meering.• 1. Ivan playing with the clog waiting my toast and coffee. would throw joy hat at the door the poor fellow would ,alino;dr go, into hysterics. lie was doing a lot at high class harking' 'while there ss',1s considerable groWling upstairs. When she arrived I was as nice as pie. I says, well, 1 woad- or how the hiliornis' got along last. flight. Says AV?, 1)h there would ho some there who wouldn't be Grits. Sonic that had been every- thing. it (.grit, u Tory. an N'.1)p. even i.zoeial Credit, and some who ornn't anything at all. ',odic 4:•ou- 'Mlles. Von to 1 wftys titled it Hill Elston. or Cal Kroutor ran ror in 'tuber you would vote for them. Ilymie.• After as minute or contemplation' and thoughtful co:1- sideration 1 says. well that was bofore I got my.brain cleared alld dOlded Oa, cybo 1,, Sayti is when. You are youug or even middle aged you aro not as tire as I am now,There are many things you do that you would, rather forget. I would never think of pulling wings off a fly or blow, ing up a frog or voting for a Chit. now. Supposing they had a gnestiou Period or a panel with Cal Krouter, Bill VIlstou, Bill King, Charlie Thomas and cord McGavin on one side and me on the other, which would be about even. T would start off with, Clentlemen nn that's not the way to start off with a hunch of Grits. t would soy. fellow men. no, that's not fair to myself, so, say, May T ask 'a question. One says, go ahead, an- other certainly. another, hop to it. No co-operation whatsoever, Well. says I, do you consider it fair that Prime Minister Trudeau should go on 1 vacation chartering a goy,.: ernment jet, a vacation that will cost the people $20(100? Do you thin'g it fair? Ilero .Krauter jumps to his feet and says. You are d('• Tibcratly making speech. One tin eAl ion at, a lime.. We will answer flora the gents go into a huddle rend darned if I didn't forget what hail asked them. Says MeCkavin to Me, pi On SP nrcu:oetl I says, just a few weeks betore the l as t I ,otniuion election' the sugar beet industry in S. Ontario was closed od out by closing the factory one w;qk before r-,1; c tion day. The government grave a million dot,- lar.3 to be divided among the farm growers. A,Vould it Brit Move been heAter to have taken over the foot• ory and kept the industry going. alley all holler together. Commun- ism. Well after the meeting 4S People come up to me and say they will vote .NDp iron now on, Goorgf? Daviclstin Ise sporting a new shirt e'ich day 'f or S days. Ted got horns from N.B. looking fine nq a quart. of rum. Torn Pen.: niturton got another board on his house this month. Al Logan stayed' sober Over the weekend.. Fatuous sayings by Famous pealltp -- M111111111 Pfeifer; T'll make it 'a spade it' I never get a trick. Bid Bell: Thynne yoU are a liar and a dant good one, Vie. Shaw : Thynne and Bell, a great Thyttne Can't plug and Bell t-Ot1't sing, Roy `Purvey • What's trump, who made it? Oh. I took it up. johnny Rowland: If T can't heat them T can chOke thexn with my cigars, Well I gooss that's it, Doll't for- 1110 third "Nuolirp, F40,11e8 be- tween Legion toad Gentlemen Alonday Zito. Feb. 2nd. The last 2.•;12u... was really not worth men- tinning. The GenteIthen are down 4 points in two nits of playing, Truthfull Yours T. K F. JANUARY SPECIAL 1 0 % 0 F F ALL PERMS AT VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 887-9016 :-?tivt" money! Read the Clut-7,sifiect adm, in the Brusselki. P081' ALTERNATIVES N EEDED LO CHEMICAL CONTROL. Man 11as developed few alter- . natives to. those peSticides Had insecticides that have-boon found, to be dangerous, probably because use of these chemical agents had made pest control. cheap and simple, 'relatively Pr, P. S. Cm-bet. of the Canada Department of Agriculture Re- search Institute at Denville, told the Symposium on Air .11 la•z1 Enipment and Pesticide l'se. hold at the 'University of .tluelph. San. • miry ti and 7, that although alter- .. otttive control methods are need- ed urgently, few on, available foe the growers. He empInn-"ized that: high prior- ity and support, most be given rim the development of alternatives. _and that curtaihnont of the use o' present methods mast proceed in no orderly fashion, with the dam- age level inflicted on the major (-Tops being estimated carefully so that only file' nerossary insecti- cides are used. Tie also said that ehauges should take place in un- realisi ie finality standards that judge a crop by its appearance only. rather than. by its market value. A num g ho altl2rn tive control methods being tried, noted 1)r, Corbet,. are the periodic: release of na turul P11en.i et; of pests, sterile males, and attractant or repellent • ehemicals. Dr.Oorbet emphasized hat these • alternatives would be costly and would .require at least as • much investment,. lit research and development as is now being invested in chemical pesticid es. The major problem.' man nnist face. howovor. is the continuing disoznio of the enviroment on a worldwide scale, a disease caused. by titan's inability to replace the earth's enkrgy as fast as he uses it on. `'RECREATION TIPS" The following is to portion, of 'stn open letter receittly published: by' the Toronto Globe and Mail wide+ the Ontario Safety Leagno would like to t1:41 reprinted by every mtb- lisher in Ontario, , 1 have not objected people using my property for ski- ing and thhOgil hilt r.• torn' f ,xpPrimice With .-ortowniohlis;.i has lccl me to nail my ,ales sin:t this public, (in arriving at lilt' prope'qY t..:ntly I found the gate rails cast aside and snowmobile tracks criss- crossIng it ihdilicritninately: over the hills and tip and down nursery rows of trees grown. from selected seed for eo,userv.ation purnosos. Traoks shoved that the MachineS were aimed directly by 11101)01, soaked drivers (as evidenced Its the romnitui of bottles) at seven yea.r.-eld oak, pine and tipple trees nurtured through droUght iipil Proalltions gouudho,gs a nd deer it is evident from broad exner. 'once that the popularization or 1.1 snowmobile is precipitating a age to nature and disrespect rot property which parallels that moist experienced from a sector of the hunting enthusiast group. You maN hp assured I shall be one of those asking' 'I'ra asport Alinister frwir I I usket t to recognize the above oy le m ; mentioned type of damage ii hit current ,reassessment of snow, mobile legislation -ictur ohanusyk Professor and Director vnivprsity of, ,Guelph A hog. rt.:sv, T ea' ill favour from the i,eague; and Mr. ITaskett, home ahou I getting those snow mach i off the hint;'-: 1 ways, tou: Ernest .11. 'raylor 'Alanager • On tt our Recreation. Department h ow many shoulders has your executor ? 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