HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-10-8, Page 7TEEN -TOWN TOPICS
By BARRY MURKAR ==
lle little man with the s•In.t.tn
Sled. fare and white +idahurn4 was
reclining nn the
-erlud't 0f his
modern brick
' . int', when I
called, Typical. Of
his dt't,s. were
the g1' Lrutl4erb,
brown sltirt and
yellow police b•'a•
res. The little
111 d 11 , tV h O I S
• known to thud-
sands of reader for the above cha-
racteristics of his person, was Gre-
gory Clark, the famous Canadian
writer.
"Who is that you have out in
the car?" he asked as I mounted'
the steps.
"Oh, that's Susie," I replied, "she
came along for the ride,"
"Well bring her in. She can
talk with the ladies of the house,
while we are up in the den," And
that is the Way our interview with
Gregory Clark began,
"Getting Into newspaper work to-
day, is much harder than It was;
when I first started," pointed out
Mr, Clark, "There is far more com-
petition, and daily newspapers to-
day seem inclined to hire experi-
enced newsmen; rather than n
greenhorn, who wishes to start In
and learn the business."
At this point a green and white
marble, fell front his pocket and
rolled across the hardwood floor.
Recovering it, he explained: "We
have numerous cats around here,
that pester my birds. I have a
sling -shot and stand on the back
steps and fire at then'. I haven't hit
.anything yet, but I've seared the
old heck out o cats."
a lot of cat..
"
"What do you advise a young
person, who is inter( ted in getting
.into newspaper work?" I asked.
Greg looked me square in the
eye before answering. "My advice
is 1 • start at the bottom— ..n a
country weekly. \Vct'k hard at the
job; and some day When your
chance comes to work on a big
newspaper—work harder than ever.
Move heaven and earth to get the
job, and at least you are started on
the way."
And -that me friendlies is the ad-
vice of one of Canada's top-rank-
ing newsmen, who knows that It
is no easy job to get to the top of
the ladder in the newspaper pro-
fession.
"Now about you and Jinn Frise,
the cartoonist. Do any of the stor-
ies you write, ever really happen?"
I inquired,
"Tire most of then develop from
actual experiences of Jim and I",
Greg itforuled le. "\\`e have hunt-
ed, fished and chummed around to-
gether for 80 years. We started
out together as cub reporter and
cub artist, and although we are
1- mulch alike in, OM* play -habits we
have a few differences such as Jim's
preferring duck hunting to my deer
hunting and he like: billiards and
the races, while I would either go
for a wall: or drive in the country."
"Does Jim actually live around
the corner?" was our .,ext question.
"He lived around the corner from
Inc for about 15 years," replied
Greg.
"Tell me something •+bout the
Greg -Jim stories. Where do you"
get your ideas? I'low do you plat,
a story? IHow many words are
there in a Greg -Jim stogy, and how
lung does it take to write one?"
Greg took a deep breath, settled
back in his easy chair and began
the answers LO n1y questions.
"In 20 years, I have travelled
thousands of miles. I have talked
to Wren, woolen and children in all
walks of life, Hundreds of them
have contributed sayings and
themes for my stories and have
never known it. I tell the story to
:myself first, then Jim and . hold a
story conference that he can get
air idea for the illustration, which
is very important. The story is
written seven weelcs ahead o1 ' ub-
lication, .1 drive an open car, and
.get out in the countr1 as 111ue11 as
{ possible in search 01 material. I
also mingle with the crowds on the
street, and in the store-. There
RIX about 2,000 words in a1 Greg -
Jim story and lite actual typing is
almost 2 hours, aithough the story
' takes four or rise clay's planning."
"Whew," he gall''.. "does that
cutter thein all!"
"Did you ever \Trite"from other
places, ''115113011 were covering a
news story;" i2'rnhtilueth '
I lluye sent ttenm in to tilie office
by41r5, 5ahle auil`mai1 [Pout all over
the world,t',. slated Greg. "In Italy
they triec4'to• stop a story frc go-'
illg tlu•oth li, 'J'he were certain,. i!
WAS ro(10. Finally tl.ey let it go,
at six teents a word."
\\'e' then went (1, "iistairs Where
Greg's.- daughter, Elizabeth and Su.,
sic' wcrc. chatting and eating frozen
col;r, '101111 Susie to get in 011 the
PACS, I thought. Greg then showed
us his collection of walking sticks.
his books and anilbal Mountings,
carred'(50111 wood.
After Iool. ng around the walls. -
trying to find a Jim Prise cartoon
of "Old Archie," we bade this new
' f.nnnl friend and his fancily good -
❑,t 1151dtllg out along time take -
short Road for (tome, we had a
very contested feeling way'ldown,q
Wrap, And 1 ml';f1t :lid, a ver?
1 aiipr feeling. -,
CHRONICLES OF
GINGER FARM
By Gwendoline P. Clarke
New nlgn prices—tomatoes,
plums, peaches, pears, more to-
matoes; baby baskets, Edna
Jaques, a new calf, high winds and
lots of rain—all that and plenty
more belong to the chronicle of
the week that has past—not to
mention naming and training our
new little kitten.
Take those new high prices ..
enough material there to fill- two
or three columns, isn't there?
The thing is what , are we going
to do about then'? That's quite a
problem, isn't it, because there is
no real solution. Vs'e can help our-
selves a little •by more careful
shopping; by making more and
buying less of what can be bought
ready to wear or ready to eat, as
the case may be. But it all means
extra work for the housewife.
Some have the time and energy—
others have not. It is up to the
individual. One thing is certain—
sky-rocket prices inevitably lead
to a lower standard of living. A
dollar hill only buy so much and
if the number of our dollars is
limited the sixty-four dollar ques-
tion is how t' budget those dollars
to the best advantage. \Ve are
trying out a few ways ourselves.
For instance right now we have
plenty of coal in the cellar. The
weather has turned quite chilly
and so a little heat is necessary.
Then of coarse filling all the
empty sealers is definitely a
"must." Personally, I have been
canning so fast and furious every
day that I keep it up in my sleep
at night. In between whiles I
have also been trimming a bas-
illette and baby llaslcet for a
young mother -to -be. I finished it
Saturday night and it did look so
pretty. Lace -edged white mull
frills over sky-blue angel skin
with big pink satin bows as a final
trim. Frills and linings \There
everything could come off and be
washed. Of course that ]meant a
lot more work in the making but
what's the good of timings around
a baby that can't be washed?
Thursday night I was still
working at the cot 11•h ei' a friend
phoned to ask if I was going to
hear Edna Jaques who was lectur-
ing in town that night. And it
hall quite slipped my memory1 I
was very tired and didn't feel
Hutch like getting dressed but
finally decide that if Edna Jaques
could take time to address a small
gathering of women then certain-
ly we should take time out to hear
;,her. So -I collected my hat and
gloves, called for' four other la-
dies on the way., and spent a very
enjoyable evening.' Edna Jaques
spoke on her trip through the
Alaska 1'Iighway. Of ''toursc her
account of the"malty interesting
elcIlc1•ieneeS That ante her way
was ihterspc1sed by her Deady oil
and humour. Incidentally Second
Niece gave me two ''i•olumes of
1141114 Jaques p0eh18 during the
summer; I took then' with int and
she a,tlographed 'theta for time.
' No'w we COMM to the kilted,
which, if you,, remember,. WAS
without a name. I hadn'ti a notion
what to call it but. Partner solved
that little problem. \Vatching the
'vee thing at play one everting he
snid--
"You know—we should call that
kitten 'Whisky'!"
"Whisky?" l exclaimed, com-
pletely bewildered,
"Su:'s," said Partner, "it's Mack
and 'White, isn't it?"
BEAUTY CONTEST winner of Glcncoo Fair with Clown,
i ]
f
Leona ]fisher, l�lrardsville, won expenses paid trip to Windsor
dsor
contest next year offered by Mr. Simpson of Windsor.
Sports — And One Thing
or A; , other
By
FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
FABLE (With ape/ogler to the
late, great George .Ade). Once upon
a time there was a Certain Province
that had Very Liberal Sunday Laws.
Whenever the Day of Rest rolled
around John Citizen had his choice
of attending church, ploughing up a
golf coarse, sniffing the sweet aroma
of burned gas„on the highways, stay-
ing home and nagging the wife and
kiddies, or attending church. If des-
perate he could 'even listen to the
radio. rut despite all this vast var-
iety of entertainment, strange to say
the Ingrate was still not satisfied.
4 * *
So at last a group of High Minded
Philanthropists decided they would
clo something about it. They decided
to send a Representative Delegation
of Six to call on the Head Man of
the Province; and included in this
Representative Delegation were a
Baseball Mogul, a Hockey Magnate,
a Football I'romotel', a Roller Rink
Proprietor, a Moving Picture Iln-
pressario and a Sporls Reporter, the
latter being taken along because the
Taxicab held six anyway and there
-wasn't any sense in toasting all That
space.
* ti. 4,
The Bead Man of the Province
received them most graciously and
asked then, in his hest Chesterfield -
hut manner, just what was biting
them. So with one -accord they pro-
ceeded to tell him .of the Terrible
Sufferings of John Citizen under the
Liberal Sunday Laws, hew their
Soft Hearts bled for hint Day. and
Night,. and, how something would
have to he Done About It immediate-
ly if not sooner.
* * *
At this ppint 11b• Sports Reporter
ZM'nr heard to n'ltispry, "What a
Pushover ttlis Egg turned out to
be!". •
♦ * *
Then the Head Man of the Prov-
ince said to then', "Did I hear you
gentlemen tell inc that, in malting
this Request, you have only the
Interests of John Citizen at heart
and hatat no—if you will pardon the
phrase—Ulterior Motive or Motives,
such as Red. Propagancla, or Profits,
or anything discreditable like that?"
So one and all, singly, doubly and in
concert, they asanrcd hila they were
thinking solely of John Citizen.
* * *
"You do yourselves Very Great
Credit,” said 111c Head Man of the
Produce, "and I can sec that you
are all I'Ligh Minded Philanthropists
indeed! So with your•Assurance in
mind I will immediately instruct—I
clean,;of course, request—My Legis-
lature •4.0 pass an Act loosening up
nu' Liberal Sunday Laws still
further; so that Ito15 John Citizen
will be able to have the Healthful
Recreation of Baseball, Football,
1[ockey, Moving Pictures and Roller
Skating in addition to the Vast Var-
iety of Entertainment already at his
command, And 3011, gentlemen, in
return
*, * *
Al this inn. -titre (7 Rreeee that fell
Poultices of Mac a toilet,* pain, Wine ail coral,
Ilan', quickly, no scar, 26c, 36c, 50c, $1.00.
'lr 1rI'�/s4' $N'T
as though it came direct from the
Upper Arctic seemed to .sweep
through the Reception Chamber,
causing the Sports Reporter 10 try
a.nd recall srIlere he had put his
11'inler Blanket for safe -keeping,
and what it would cost to get it out.
But the Head Man didn't appear to
feel it, and continued --
5 * at
"You, gentlemen, in return will be,
I and sure, Only Too Glad to do
Your Share. Interested as you are
only in the Welfare of John Citizen
you would naturally be Loath to
Profit in Any, Manner from the loos-
ening of our Liberal. Sunday Laws,
and would desire to work what is
vulgarly known as For Free. So I
shall instruct—I mean, of course,
request—My Legislature to frame
the New Act so that all mone-
tary returns, such as adinission
fees, etcetera, from any such
new Sunday entertainments will
be turned over, without deduction,
In some Worthy Charity. As for you,
Mr. Sports Reporter, I shall be
pleased to make arrangements with
your Esteemed Employer whereby
any Emolument you might ordinarily
receive for reporting such Sunday
entertainment will be devoted to the
sante Good Cause."
* *
But 110141' it was the Dead Mai of
the Province who noticed (1 breeze—
only this time it tens the wind made
by the Delegation of Six taking it
On the Lsni out of the Reception
Chamber with the Sports Reporter
three lengths in the lead."Why,
whereverran they have gone so
abruptly?" the Head ,Alan said to
himself. "1 had so much more to
say to them; and besides the Camera
Alert. Hasn't got here to Record this
Historic Mantel?! for Posterity!"
Then a sudden thought came to hint.
"I have it," said the (lead Man.
"Those High Minded Philanthropists
are So Happy about what they've etc-
romtplishcd for John Citizen that
MO' Inst can't wail to go and spread
the Glad Tidings!"
* * *
MORAL: Ef1ty IN BEING HIGH
MINDED /4 D 7NOUGbNITLL^'SS
OF SELF IT'S EASY 7.O OVER
PLA 3' O.VE'S'HAAT!
DON'T WAVER. Say
"Maxwell House". It's
the dame ui.arvellous
coffee blend whether
packed in Super -Vacuum
Tin (Drip or Regular
Grind) or Glassine -lined
Bag (All Purpose Grind).
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Wanted for cu'i. purohuner. Rama. aoteagt
or village propertY .reaidcnllnl Or buo:u0au.
Send full parncglara. ascii an Sot, cnn„•au'ut.
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Toronto.
AN OFFER to army inventor -1,•1d of 1uven.
Done ,and frill Information dem free, The
Ramsay Co., Itr,1'olered Patent Attorneys .714
(funk Street. Ottawa.
inti]' CIi1(55
1'014 SALE—Thrt' Buck070 Ctimbfaonml in-
cubators 11.000 egg eet0ng capacl,r, 1.000
hatching capacity at low prices. Apply
Twoddlo Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.
cHI0K—Ord',' "ow your Or101,"' urrether
chlel,e. Itentember It's thin tail's pullets
that get you the big -egg Privet( lieu se:WO.
write for porta tilers. Bray Ito,rheq', 130
.Tolle N. Hamilton. Ont.
w 5110lfo t!l' rke to o
1)4Sbatcldfle avo',',..IIa}'leeks
culled amu blu0dtested free. Ouurauteed pre-
mlunt plus hatchability pl'emium ,,,'01. Par
full details *Yate 'l'n'rddle Chick IIan:berms
Limited, Perons, Ontario.
11tEE range pullets 10 weeks laBar-
red Beeks, New Ifumpuhlre0. Whit.. I eghorn0.
White Iloeks. Light Starnes. Also day old
clicks bo,imd to order. Twiddle Clod; Div,-h-
oi'tea Limited. Fergus. Ontario.
00/15115 ran;,. pullets 10 -weelts to lay.na. All
Irolunur10,•0.10, .11x0 day 1,1d rh 11441, h..uk,d
to olxl0r. Free rattlogue. 505,N1,1,7, (.hl. k•
0l'It0. Ctneli,l.. Ontario. i
I'1'LL1:tTS—hnrgaine while they last: white
Leghorns. White Leghorn X Barred 101,00.
Black Au0lralnrn X White 0001tnrnat 0 5,00lt
450, 7 week lir, 8 Week PG, AO,nrted Light
and biedi0m Breeds 6 week 401•, 7 week 5110.
$ week 000. Top Notch CI1ek.r1r0, Guelph,
Lin [aria
SIS and e, seek old
pullet barg,'tn
411 le they b1 . \4Llfn Leulanns. White
Leghorn B1urrd Doctor, Barred P.nMt S
b n X
White Leghorn., Aunt•n -'hilae. Only n Lmib
ed 0000110•. Send for reduced m lee LPL
Twedalo Chick Hatcheries Idnlit,1, Fergus.
Ontario,
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU anything nee50 dyeing or clean.
Ing? Write to tie for Information. We are
Mad to 0.111wer your question,. Department
(5 Parker',/ Dye Works Limited, 701 r0n,0
Street. Toronto. Ontario
1Ai4018 FOR SA LE
FARM for rale, along Lithe Erie, 00 acres
more or less, clay 10am, alone roan, 61,
51110, west of Dunnville, 2 miles from v'11nge.
Buildings 0 good repair. Engirt room frame
house, gas throughout, hydro available. Bank
barn, Darn shed. Implement abed. Paying gas
well. Pared n'I111 tie without equipment. Owner
10tirlug, Apply: Reuben Schwann. R. R 9,
Danville. Out
FOR SALE
5'l'l'110Y 110,10. ltudpberrl' (0,,-, 1.." .full
plant an. s< 01 per 104 1'r.m. •'r .Ito w•
brlresi 504'.00. A. Cr7Wle. 1511 No 1, 5 -
Wigton. Up, _ ___
DI,'')ll.b: e o lmuns with grocery trace and
vu, r>n n,' i 'udy 11050 fill u- ,ice.
$3.1.00dnc: .v i. Morris St., (Po -lith. 000,
111'5a d t 1-.nl,n,•tou, sma0 OI.n•homer
1'.•Sr 1 meta lav 15 i ktngese,
111111114, r ,l'O "L Attopd art 1'. here Thirty -
)',v,• 15.11. No. 1. Fruit-
land, til,,
BOOKS. bor.•l•lea Magic. Hubbies ti -u.1 dime
101 Wutld'n hmn,edt novelly mad Lag, Ca-
t0orne,..yalagua 5,',1., 8 Smnmun u'e.. l'er.
undo 5.
RGts)1. 1'r.•! c.Ita1Ogue of ln':"'ue 11111.
b111y And darov, artiste. Notwpnt 110,500
Ltd.. Deft. 0, 431 Portage Ave.. Winnipeg.
TIRES
5re aro „ et.,10.'I:a.1 Int good Trade -lo
lite,. with lash V•eado—all anardn,•,.,'d to be
is mellow shape, SPeelai oche 0,' rar;'1'kre.
ALL SIZES $4.50
BIG SAVINGS ON
NEW TIRES & TUBES
{guaranteed for One year
11.25. 450,'':1 •-.30.0P.
Tube 61.511, Id005l3---110.60. Tube 14:.15. 600
••.0 .-41x. 1'•.141.., $0 35. 026516—tI) :in, lube
63.06. L"0=:11-114,00. Tubas 61.65- 990x11-
914.01,- '1`.,b•• 1-.111; 660016--617.66, Tube
$e. 3d, 3eec—:,,''5415-..443,75. Tub. 51.03. 700
5,20-.34.)1 .H.no. Tube i610. 825x20--
642.6',, T.11... 97.73,
Alan a fu'i l tie of retread:_. utl ord.•I's 0hi0-
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LEARN EtalydleoSing the Robertson method
lnfora.adur. on repoen, regarding Nooses
Robertson'. 1latrdrn8Otag Academy, 137 Ave
nue Road, Toronto
04E01('AI. -
1'ltu v01'<—i.o'ry sufferer of Rheuma05
Pains or New t'.a sllauld 105 0,',,,,,'0 Rem-
edy. 81...I.: a Drug Store, 331 ElgO • Ottawa.
Poet paid. 1I Mt,
1.111' IT JUICE,: The principal b,gredient, in
I,:xnn'r 11.,.,,141 lot' niltOmati" 1'.,i,.n. Neu-
ritis, A,nn„:s 1J:tt; Store, 336 L.'gill, Ottawa.
Pus,mi'd 117,4".
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WANTED -- Every sufferer of Rheumatic
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DIteuedy
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OPPl111TUNTflE3 roe 4341811771
BE A IiAIDRESSER
.10IN CANADA'S LEADING ..SCHOOL
Great Opportunity Lear,
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Pleasant dignified profession, gond wagon
thousand, eucresoful &ferret graduate,
Am0r(e,'a greatest 0ynlem Illustrated Cate
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01ARVE1.. HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
368 Bloor St W . Poronto
Breathes 44 King St . 0,1, 41oa
& 74 Rideau Street. ill town
I•'ARAI for ea10, 350 acres. 15 miles Nott of
Parry Sound. For full partlmUars, write
S. .1, Metter, Ferry 5ound, Ont., 11.10. 1.
.CSI000I. Dairy Farm,' 150 acres. oxford
County. 11, J. Oliver, ICltrhener, Ont.
ATTENTION FARMERS •
1'015 SALE—Tractor Tires, .lade ot rubber,
suitable for bolting on steel wheels. 410.00
each, rear wheels: 57.50 each, front wheels.
When ordering sate diameter and width of
wheels. National Rubber Co, Ltd., 0 Wilt-
shire Ave.. Toronto. Ont.
0001) heavy used Milltory wagons, suitable
for farms, lumbering, mining and contract.
Ing Also five lorries and a bob sleighs.
Writo for particulars. Percy 3. 11a•brld00.
306 Plnkn Bldg.. Ottawa.
INTERNATIONAL T.9 tractor With Bucyrus-
Erio mlpledo30r. Recently rebuilt. have
purchased larger machine. Dim= Prentice.
Minden. Ont.. phone 0120.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ON
CORN PICKERS, ONE ROW
Made by Wood eros.. Model W.B. 1.5. Com-
plete with 0010)00 Canbe uccd with Ally
traet00,
WEBSTER MOTORS
(WINDSOR) L1M1TED
PHONE 4-1186 48 w31L.Noo T1 ST. I7.
WINDSOR
FOR SALE
11THAM RASPBERRY cones. 1.1,00 per 100.
Premier strawberries, 52.00 Der 100. W.
WIt110Y, Elora, Ont.
THE ESTA 1'E of the lata Join:. Turner.
Carrot, els n I lona, twenty miles south of
Brandon. will, on Salur305. ()ember 57, al
1:00 P.M, standard ume, Outpost, the 13gi,b
Dred head of num bred Aberdeen Angie cattle
comprIs100 about (lily head. These cattle
aro all the descendents of the famous ICnrumn
2nd of Olencnrnock
101 MIXED foreign stomas foam around the
World, 10e, 500 all dleerent El. 051110wn
Stamp Co., Allendale, Ont.
MALCOLM Al0Greeor, Polled Hereford breed
er, Brandon. Manitoba, will hold g sale n:
approximately fitly head of registered cattle
on Monday. October 20 at 1;00 P 51
JOHNSON Iron Horse Englne0. 6 h.5., 547,86
1.34 h.7,. 100.75. Immediate delivery. Cur-
tsy Balmer, Eglinton & Bathurst. Toronto.
RASPBERRY panes, Latham or Taylor moo
Der hundred, Red or black currnuts 3 for
11.00. Ell Walker, Platteville, 0n ht•",
10025 SALE by 011151011 October Eur,at 1
o'clock 01 East Star Farm. Renfro,. Out..
40 Registered Helfer Celvee, 20 Ilogtotered
Milk Cow's and tnrineera, 30 Registered Year-
ling Betters, 8 10,g, two 1•enr Heifers. 0 young
Slag. Bt1110, nit pure bred Holsteins. John 11',
Prince. Renfrew, Oat, n 3,
P11110ONP. ]rollers, 11.50 Dull',: 1lumere 02.601
alodemms, 00.00. A. I Sn711110, 420 Albany
SI., wlnn5peg, Man.
T17-14 lnlernallonnl Diesel Tr91el01' for bane.
Equipped with BucYrue-Erle hydraulic an.
gloduxer, moods, starter, generator, towbar,
Por further pnrtictllae apply Box 147. 73 Ade.
tattle 0. 1\'. Toronto.
GARAGE, complete with tool,, equ,Oment and
stock, land SO it. frontage by 300 ft. to
depth. Best rash otter. Apply to H. A.
1IOw•ard, limiter. Ont., 23 nines North of
Huntsville. Ont,
W00F, 1''0x, Mink '1'ralPera use only the best,
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