HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-9-10, Page 7TEEN -TOWN Ti
13y BARRY MURKAR=
Well, it's just about over for
another year, We are referrlitg of
course to the
Canadian ' Nat-
ional I:xhibitiott .
that re -opened
after five long
years. It has
been a wonder-
ful two weeks
and thousands
of you out there
are probably
bathing your
poor, aching little tootsies while
you are reading this.
We won't go into detail on the
"Fix." as it is all history now;
but in passing we would like to
asggest that many of you drop a
thanks to ICate Aitken, Women's
Director of the "Ex." for the
swell job she did on Teen -Town,
that held capacity crowds every
day, The fashion shows, the radio
broadcasts, the record bar and the
dozen and one things they had at
Teen -Town for our enjoyment all
adds up to -it was the hest exhi-
bition yet.
Let's Pace It
]lack to school again for an
other year. To many it will mean
another year before university;, to
others it will mean no more nights
on the girl friend's veranda; while
to others it will be the usual big,
fat headache. However school
time i4 here, 110 (natter how it af-
fects you. Longer dresses are
again the current style and pop
will be feeling the pinch as daugh-
ter insists .that she must be up-to-
date. Junior, however, can still
slop along in last year's togs and
feel right at hone. As far as we
know, boy's and men's clothing
has changed very little. We like to
think about the first day of the
new school term. Maybe because
the scene depicted in our home
19 the same as 1n countless others,
Mont gets down the lunch -pail
and dusts it off while the kids
sort out the year's text books and
hand then. down to someone else.
Usually there is a mad scramble
at the last minute and mons is
near physical exhaustion by the
time she find, the last pair of
braces under the bed or the hair
decorations tucked away in a
drawer—that were purchased in
July for this gala occasion. Of
course there is always one conso-
lation in the first day of school
and that is getting out early.
'fuck a pear in your pocket, an
apple in your hand and away you
gal
Thrills
They tell us that newspaper
people get tired of hearing, "you
meet such interesting people."
Honestly though, it's the truth.
We agree the people newspaper
writers meet arc not always in-
teresting but occasionally they
provide a thrill; For instance, last
week we had the chance to try our
hand at reporting police court
news for the local weekly, 'There
were two young fellows up for
armed hank robbery and only re
ce by they had ,lade the head-
lines of the dailies, We hitch-
hiked. a ride to court with two
police officers, On the way they
pulled up at the county jail. They
Went in for a few minutes and
Presently came out; 111t11 the rob-
bers who were naturally hand-
cuffed. Never -the -less it was
somewhat of a thrill to ride to
court with the two inen who we
were going to write about. Then,
too, we had tie pleasure a few
weeks ago of hearing the famous
war -correspondent, Ross Munroe
'r speak on Russia, He doesn't be-
lieve there will be a war in our
time, hollowing• his speech, which
of course was broadcast over the
local airwaves, we had the pleas-
ure of sleeting him. As we shook
hands, the elan introducing us
.said to Mr. Munroe; "This young
Ulan is quite a student on foreign
affairs," to which Munroe re-
plied, "that's fine, I sure wish t
had more time to study the @it -
nation." Oh brother—and all the
tittle we were wondering where
Moscow is. 13ut that's life. Only
yesterday we had a phone call
front the talking -reporter,. Jim
Hunter. Frankly we think we'll
take to' this newspaper work ser-
iously, Wc'are beginning to fled
.out—that you sect such interest -
Mg people.
Another Teen -Town Topics
1t was interesting to learn a
few days ago that there was an-
other Teen -Town Topics column.
This one we refer to, appears in
one of the large dailies of Chi-
cago and is written by a teen-age
.girl, She made a big hit recently,
when she was the only reporter
to get an interview with Presi-
dent Harry Truman. Why the
.heck couldn't we get alt exclusive
like that? This other Teen -Town
Topics is devoted wholly to in"
tcrviews with celebrities, We
mentioned doing something of a
Illlil I' N 11 r i fall,
alit C 111 the
Foreign Cdrres ondent
p
5
You
1, you or y011 may soon re-
ceive the appointment of being
official correspondent of your
town for this column, You will
Home, Sweet Horne Was Never Like This -T he "Train of Tomorrow" has among other in-
novations'an observation lounge car shown he re, with four different levels. It is drawn by
., a 2,000 horsepower Diesel engine and is air-conditioned. It was on display at the C.N.E.
Ultra -modern Train shown here is streamline d job. Each car is topped by astra donee of
heat and glare -resisting glass. Train -to -home telephone, all -electric cooking are ether fea-
tures. Refreshment lounge has distinctive lighting."
Sports -- And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixhit Critic")
Complying with a public demand
that would have taken a microscope
of the highest power to even sec,
our ever -thoughtful sports impre-
sarios have now served us mid-
Attgust football, with the thermom-
eter topping- the 90 degree nark. The
results were best described by Win-
ston Churchill in Isis immortal
Phrase about "blood, sweat and
tears," The athletes provided sweat
a -plenty, blood in varying quantities
from bashed beczcrs and the like;
and tears were clearly observable in
the eyes of promoters vainly looking
for dividend -paying crowds that
failed to show up.
* 4, 4:
Our personal reaction, after tt 'very
brief look, was similar to the old
one about the character whose wife
coaxed hint to church one morning
when lite nti'fister's subject was "The
Prophets of the Bible," After two
hours and a half it looked as though
the preaclur was finally running
short of wind; but, after a deep
breath, he began again with "We
have nolo dealt, first with the Major
Prophets and, second, with Ilse
Minor Prophets; but now, brethren,
just what place must we ascribe to
the Prophet Zechariah?"
* p N
At this, the character stood rip in
las pew and said, "1f it's all the
same to the rest of the fonts, the
Prophet Zccariah can have MY
place—I'm going-holnc." That, brief-
ly, is our position as regards 90 -in-
-the shade football—only for "go-
ing" you can read "staying".
* * M,
The automotive industry has long
taken pride in its up-to-the-minute
nterchandisisy methods; and if irri-
tation is the sincerest fot•tn of
flattery, may feel flattered by 0n
incident recently r'epor'ted to us.
Business was brisk at tate little booth
where the overhead sign rend
JUICY H.JDIBURGF,R.S ONLY
Ir. But when the hungry customer
finally secured one of the delicacies
he was .surprised zvhcs the Price
demanded was just four times as
great. "The list price is five cents,"
he. was told in answer to his protest,
"but it's a nicked c.rlra for each of
the accessories—onions, relish and
mustard."
* e
Now 11c 1111151 confess to a really
severe shock, Two or three weeks
ago Dick Irvin, of the Canadians,
calve out with the breath-talcing
statement that a goal -tender is 50%
of a hockey tenni; which brought a
prompt rebuttal from Conn Smyth,
in whose studied opinion a good cen-
ter forward is an even more valuable
asset to a club.
(: * *
Very naturally we fully expected
to see so vital a matter flare up --
with judicious fanning—into a rag-
ing controversy occupying column
after column of space, with reporters
be asked to send in news of your
tectt club, its nientbel's and any
teen-age news of interest that hits
your town, �'v c want We
to fill this
t
column with news of tate various
n
1 are )Cain (,
clubs, and we appealing
g
you for help. \hen you get the
app,in lcnI, lvill you take your
pen in land and send along the
news regularly? Thanks a rail -
madly clashing here and there to
secure the opinions, pro and con, of
anybody ever even faintly connected
with ice, from Hans Brinker to tate
Sixth Vice President of the Hot
Shot Refrigerator Company.
r• * n
But, alackaday, nobody seclnt:ll to
give a hoot either way, and the
whole thing was just allowed to
drop. Now can it be that our sports
editors no longer realize the supreme
importance of hockey as a national
asset!, builder of character, and safe-
guard against the inroads of Com-
munism? Don't they know this is no
way to treat the pearls which drip
front the gips of the master -minds?
Or did the press agents—like the
football promoters already referred
to—just make a mistake in their
timing?
• P R
.Speaking of C'omlautlisut, all (4,,
present hunting -out and harrying of
everybody suspected of off -the. -beam
political views may be highly neves-
say, for all we knot'. Certain of the
vliphty in 1Vashingtorl, Ottawa and
Quern's Park think so anyway; and
they, doubtless understand more
about such things Than 1t'e can ever
hope to do. Sli/1, after alt the chat-
tel' about those Four Freedoms our
boys war fighting for not so long
ago, we somehow can't help recalling
that character of Bernard .S/tnt''s
who fold her children, "1 have
always alloyed you perfect freedom
lo do and say whatever you liked—
so long as you liked I/o' things 1
aPProve of."
* *
A friend of ours recently attended
a harness horse meet in Toronto—a
tweet at which the attendance, inci-
dentally, would have been considered
a poor one in several Ontario vil-
lages we know. Asked his opinion
of the sport, to which he was a
stranger, his answer was rather in-
teresting. "It's good fun," he said,
"but it's -too darned honest—the
favorites conte down in front almost
every time,"
* * *
'there, in a nutshell, he came close
to hitting the real reason why so
few people like both the Standard
Bred and Thoroughbred brands of
racing. Your running -horse addict,
nine times out of tet, goes to the
track with visions of sudden wealth,
and considers any price of less than
two or three to 0115 115 extremely
stingy. Trotting -horse fans, on the
other hand, attend primarily for the
fun of the sport, and if they bet at
all, are satisfied with smaller profits
and more certain returns. Person-
ally, we like both tYpes about equally
—and can go broke at either with
about equal celerity.
1, * *
.,Reading the speeches mode at the
various peace Parleys, one can hard-
ly help being struck by the fact that,
though the world is admittedly) in a
terrible condition, the spokesman in-
variably lays the blame on any
country other than his own. They
put its in mind of the old lady rip dtt
Bruce County who remarked to a
urigitba', fVlm! do you 11,+n1,
Father Finnigan said to me at con-
.
fMSS a
He f n today? fold ane Ilett 1
�
confess the sins of every Person in
the parish but myself!"
Norman Lungs of Englund were
the first to establish game preserves.
Cross-Pollinization
of Alfalfa Flowers
Bumble Bee's Job
hew would give a thought to the
fate of the wild bee; the honey bee
gets all the attention. Yet agricultur-
al scientists have found that the wild
bee is important to the farmer who
would grow profitable crops of clov-
er, and of alfalfa in particular, says
The Vancouver Province. For with-
out the aid of the 10101)' leaf cutter
or the bumble bee, alfalfa pollen is
not distributed effectively, and the
seed crop is likely to be poor.
The wild bees, it appears, must do
the cross-pollinating, for alfalfa pol-
en is sticky, cannot be carried by the
wind but will cling to insects. The
honey bee, for some reason not ex-
plained, has proved of little value
in this business.
One wild bee, it is estimated, can
"trip" and cross-pollinate enough
flowers in a season to result in one
pound of alfalfa seed. This means
that 400 bees are needed to do a
good job over a single acre.
Oddly enough, the higher the de-
gree of cultivation in a district, the
fewer are the number of wild bees,
for they thrive best in pioneer areas
where fields are small and their
natural nesting places, logs and
stumps in wooded areas, are undis-
turbed. The breaking of new land
and the growing of larger fields of
alfalfa have resulted in fewer wild
bees but a bigger job. The result
has been reduced yields, reduced
profits, substitution of other crops
for alfalfa and the raising of seed
left to other and newer districts. To
check the cycle, the raising• of wild
bees may yet berontc still another
sideline for the successful farmer.
What's in a Name?
One morning the lady of the house
took 1,5 the groceries herself,
"What is yottr nape?" she asked.
"Tommy Handley," the boy an-
st'crcd.
"Tommy Handley," she, mused.
"That's a very well-known name,
isn't it?"
"1t ought to tie," said the errand
boys seriously. "I've been delivering
here for nearly a month now."
Dogs and Cats Shun
This Nicotine Spray
Ornamental plant:, on front
porches, 'flowers r .d shrubs in
the front garden, and the corner
posts of porch(; may be protect-
ed from damage by dogs and cats
by the simple use of dilute tlico-
tine spray, The spray is harm-
less but its smell is very offen-
sive to cats and dogs, even when
applied so thistly that persons are
unaware of its presence.
The name of the nlatelial is
nicotine sulpl'ate and may he
bought at any seed or drug store.
'l'lte spray is prepared by mixing
one-half teaspoon of the nicotine
sulphate with one gallon of water,
The spray evaporates and should
be renewed after rain, otherwise
fn good weather spraying every
two weeks is sufficient. Once they
have sniffed the spray, the dogs
will patronize the other side of
the road in their favourite ram-
bles round the town. Sprayed on
small pieces of wood, the nicotine
will prevent cats from staking
their `lightly boudoirs among the
rows of the prettiest flowers in
the back -garden plots.
nett, art! three kinds of pcopic--
tlwse who made good, those who
slake trouble and those who plaice
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