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The Brussels Post, 1961-07-13, Page 3REQUIRED for R.C.S.S. No. 1 Tisdale South Porcupine. TWO TEACHERS AND ONE PRINCIPAL For 6-classroom Separate School J, V. GERVAIS, SEC.-TREAS, BOX 367 SOUTH PORCUPINE, ONT TEACHERS WANTED BY SIOUX LOOKOUT Separate School Board Far Grades 4, 5, and 7. STARTING salary for first-class certi- ficate $3,400 with yearly Increment of $200. WITH application please state qualifi- cations, experience and the name and address of your last inspector APPLY to: MR, L. C. BOWER, SEC.-TREAS. R. C. SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD BOX 338, SIOUX LOOKOUT ONT. TRADE SCHOOLS LEARN I.B.M. OPERATION WIRING ALSO KEY PUNCH TYPING NOT ESSENTIAL INTERNATIONAL DATA PROCESSING INSITITTE .139 KING ST, E., HAMILTON PHONE JA. .811011 UNITED STATES RESORTS PARK VIEW HOTEL 5TH and Ashbury, Ocean City, N.J. near everything, double rooms, $24 week up, 1st and 2nd floor, modern apartments, $45-$70 week. Free parking. Bathing. Phone 399.7414. 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Ltd., R,R, No, 2, Stouffville, Ontario, Ch!,411.gy -Sweeping. Ope$ .Modern 'The mournful call "S-w-e-e-p• eon .rends the morning air in WestenMete; Where wispy snook *pleats out of old. /400RK chimney pots and soot settles u nchecked. by penalties impos- eed in smokeless zone, One ehirrineyswee.p • rides a tricycle, carrying brooms. of his trade hi a box. Another has a email open von, Neither Joke so black as the "sweep" of child- hood memory,. Yet even in their cleaned-up state, Westminster 'sweeps eon- net hold a brush to filanchee- tcr's new guardian of the chim- ney pots, He is clod in white overalls and travels in a "shin- ii g white van with gold 'letter- ing.' Their sooty trousers are the badge of private enterprise. Ed- ward Hayes's white overalls are the symbols of state ownership. ..e`or Mr. 1-layes is Britain's first nationalized ehimneysweep. The :flues under his care are those of • the National Coal BearcUs North Weetern. Division in Greater Manchestw-. Thus, the black art of chimney :sweeping has come a long way einte Charles Kingsley's ."Wa- ter Babies" drew attention Le the plight ,of the boys who were. ,sent up to the chimneys to re- move the soot, Soon after the publication hi the sentimental , little story of the sweep who was turned into a water baby, the boy appren- 'ices were replaced by brushes o n long bandies. The men who used these brushes called themselves "Me- chanical Chimney Sweeps." Mr. Hayes's mechanization. noes a lot further. He has a new "powerful vacuum machine" to. suck the soot from the chimney. Yet even. this has its limita- tions. He must still use the tra- ditional, - round brushes to dis- turb the soot writes Melita Knowles in the Christian Science Monitor However, one is not likely to read in the newspapers, as in Kingsley's day,, of a new Boy who "was likely to have lost his Life in this Morning at Weston House in sticking in one of their chimneys." Memories of the upheaval • of the morning when the "sweep" came are vivid. The kitchen. was shrouded in newspaper and dust- sheets. Breakfast was late and served in the front parlour. The snan arrived •in the misty light, his eyes shining from his black face like two torches, his lips a translucent pink, When his work was finished the soot was carefully wrapped Panto newspapers and. taken out into the garden to be watered into the vegetable marrow beds, Come to think of it — I won- der if vegetable marrows grow large in smokeless zones? A woman in a fruit store was shocked by the high price of apples. "They're high all right, ma'am," said the clerk. "But that's because they're so scarce." "Why," protested the woman, "just this morning I read in the paper that there was such a bumper crop of apples that they're rotting on the trees." "That's just ii, ma'am," the clerk replied. "They're scarce 'because it doesn't pay to pick them." "Many wise words axe spoken fin. jest," they say. And twice as imam, foolish words are spoken in earnest. and his temper. Despite occasion- al outbursts, he has not been thrown put of a single game, "I'm still the same guy," he in- sists. "I'm not calm. I'll never be cairn. The only difference is I'm not getting thrown out " There is another difference, too. Piersall, who hit .282 last season, is batting .367, first in the American League. "The hits have been falling in pretty good," he allows. If Piersall deviates from the baseball norm with his personali- ty, Power does it with his play- ing style. He is a unique fielder, using only his gloved left hand to catch fly balls, ground balls, end throws. "When I try to catch with two hands," he explained, "I get tight. I catch with one hand, I stay loose." One-handed, he is the finest fielder at his position in the majors. At bat, Power crouches, leans over the plate, and, awaiting the pitch, holds the bat only on his left hand, waving it like a golfer measuring a chip shot. But once the pitch is delivered, Power grabs the bat with both hands and, his swing perfectly con- trolled, lashes singles and doubles with startling consisten- cy. This year, as usual, he is bat- ting close to .300. Piersall and Power, the In- dian's twin chiefs, are both con- fident about their team's chances in 1961. "We've got a bunch of good guys and a helluva mana- ger," Piersall said. "Gee whiz," chirped Powere.'"I think we are going to make it." Double Shock Ruby Goldstein, famous box- ing referee, tells this story on himself. Back in 1927 Ruby was considered pretty hot stuff as a welterweight and he was box- ing Sid Terris on an all-star card at the Polo Grounds. Up in the front ringside rows was an ardent Goldstein fan who informed everybody around him that Ruby would positive- ly murder that bum Terris. It looked as though he was cor- rect, too, when Ruby came out of ,his corner fast, clipped Terris on the jaw, and stretched him on the canvas, apparently out c°ld The Goldstein rooter leaped Up and yelled to the customers be- hind him, "What did I tell you? What did I tell you? That Gold- stein is great!" While Ruby's ad- mirer, still with his back to the ring, was singing the praises of Goldstein, Terris arose after a count and belted Ruby on the jaw, Ruby went down and was counted out, His booster never did see what happened; he thought the yells of the crowd were simply prolonged cheers for Goldstein. "What a shock the guy must have got when he reed the papers," said Ruby. Then he ad- ded, ruKully, "Foe that matter, What a shock I got when I read them!" 'MAD DID, Mont THAN HIT Although he is best remem- bered for his, tremendous home runs, the Babe Was quite a Pitcher, too, In the 1916 World Series, he Pitched 13 Scoreless innings against the Brooklyn Dodgers. In the 1918 Series against Chicago, he shut out the Cubs in the first genie and went seven and two-third innings in the fourth gains before he gave tap tWo rains, NO Werneti rat/lain§ married to the earrae rideti for Years. After the fleet year berg' not the same Man, Old Archie Is A Ham At Heart Before his fight against Giulio Rinaldi of Italy, Archie Moore, the eternal showman, ate at the home of his brother-in-law, actor Sidney Poitier. Earlier in the day, Moore, who played the run- away slave in the movie "Huck- leberry Finn," spent some time with his dramatic coach, When fight time arrived, Archie' Moore, light-heavyweight champion of New York, Massachusetts, and Europe, was ready—to act, not fight. As he sat in his corner in Ma- dison Square Garden before the first round, Mcore churned his legs, vibrating the tight, muscu- lar flesh, Thee,: foe fifteen rounds. Moore gave Rinaldi a lesson in method acting. The champion looked like a fighter. He snarled like a fighter. 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HORSE SALE THE Ohio Quarter Horse Association presents its 2nd Annual Sale with 76 head of halter and performance horses consigned. These are of top bloodlines and is undoubtedly the best set of horses ever presented for sale at auction east of the Mississippi River. TIME: 2:00 P.M., JULY 1, '1961 PLACE: THE OHIO STATE FAIRGROUNDS• Folck and Wade, Sale Management R. No, 5, Defiance, Ohio Phone: 7-1916 HOUSE PLANTS AFRICAN VIOLETS LEAVES, Plants. Newest varieties, FREE list. Louise Johnson, Box 107W Hudson Heights, Que. fight itself had no more theme than a Class C Western, Moore, who admits to 44 years, proved only two things — he could still get under the divi- sion'e 175-pound limit and he could still last fifteen rounds. Rinaldi, 26, who beat Moore in a nontitle fight last fall, proved nothing. His punches lacked power and wheri he attacked, he did so with reluctance, In the dressing room, Moore; winner by a 'unanimous decision, was satisfied with his dull per- formance. "I wanted him to take a lesson back to Italy," he said, "I think he learned a good one." Moore singed; pulling tip his black trunks that had flapped precariously on his hips through- out the fight. "Pretty good for an old Mari with fifteen rounds to' traverse." Had his year.; bothered him? "We were exactly the same age going into the ninth tonna," he said. was older than I before the fight ended," The performance' neatly over, Moore said he hoped Ito fight Ingernat Soluinsson this summer. Then; he shifted the conversation te More invottant matters. "I hope to star in a re't'ake Of the Wallace Beery IDDVie, 'The Champ'," he said, "1 of course, will pley the cliatrip,'' Pitchet Ed Walsh enee had It ioists iii one game. iSSLIE U tttgi CHRISTMAS tree farm; 34 acres, 13,- 000 pruned scotch pine, 5,000 ready to cut. Your investment back this fall. 55,400. H. Winter, 501 Athol St.. Whitby. MO. 8-3706. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS COTTONS, plain colors, 4 yards $1.00. Printed 3 yards $1.00. 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Black beer are plentiful in the buffalo bunting ;ma.. and will Provide extra start 1:3‘ 1:u mi. ers fortunate eneugh g their buffalo during the first •two or three days,. In addition 'to. 'Ili,: pfe.p;:c1 of takie3 buliiab ond'abLar, hunt, Ors are eif;red numl;or of streams for wiideriu.,•ss canoe trips and rivers and lakes 'teem- ing with lake trout,. walleyes end. northern pike. Also' on the tient- ing menu are game biedS%euelit as Ruffled, sharp - tailed and Spruce grouse, and geese and ducks at the west end of Lake Athabasea and cn Hays Lakes in northern Alberta. The buffalo 'hunting senson opens Sept, 1 and closes Nov. 30. A maximum of 100 licences will be iesued and ertch hunter. is allowed to shoot one buffalo, An area of several hundred. square. miles along the Slave. River south of area Slave Lake offers the world's only wilder- ne7s buffalo hunt. Hunters must hire guides because the country is wild and the buffalo can be dangerous. License fees tun from $25 'for a Canadian resident of. the Northwest Territories to $200 for a non-resident alien. Total costs of the hunt vary according to the tastes of the individual hunters, the distance travelled, and the amount of meat ship- ped out. General .inquiries on buffalo hunting and travel in the Northwest Territories should be directed to: Northwest Territor- ies Tourist Office, Kent-Albert Building, Ottawa, Ontario. • TIME SAVER — This workman at Paris' Orly Airport found a way to cover 30 miles per day faster than on foot. His job is io post departure and arrival times. They Play Baseball Strictly To Ififin Among American League base-. ball players, Jimmy Piersall,, an intense outfielder who once spent two months in a mental institution, and Vic Powers, a moody first-baseman who refuses to catch a ball with two hands are called "showboats," a derisive term that implies an ego surplus and a talent deficit. "When the players vote for the All-Star team, we don't get many votes," Piersall c' needed last month. 'They don't like me because I tell people what I think of them, But as long as we win, who the hell cares about being popular? I can't feed my eight kids with popularity." "I think I know why they do not like me," added Power, a native of Puerto Rico. "They get mad at me because I catch one- handed. But that is the way I like to catch the ball," Jimmie Dykes, who manages Piersall, Power, and the rest of the Cleveland Indians, has his own explanation. "Piersall, and Power aren't popular among op- ponents because they're good players," he said. "They're, popu- lar with me. I don't know 'where we'd be without them." With them, the Indians, ignor- ed in pre-season pennant selec- tions, led the American League recently, after a ten-game win- ning streak and 22 victories in 26 games, an incredibly torrid pace. But nothing is more In- credible than the emergence of Piersall and Power as the chiefs of the Indians. Less than a year ago, Peirsall seemed on the verge of his sec- ond nervous collapse. With weird gyrations in centre field, he ranted against umpires, oppon- ents, and teammates. His actions threw him out of seven games and the Indians finally sent him home to rest for several days. His outbursts prompted one writer to recommend that Pier- sail write a sequel to his auto- biography, "Fear Strikes Out," which told of his conquest of mental illness. "He could call it, "Fear Doubles to Left'," the writer suggested. But this year, Piersall has do/lettered his fear How to Treat an ACHING BACK ALBERTA 640 ACRES West of Edmonton on Jasper Highway. Ideal for two families or one large family. Year round work. Pulpwood Puipm111 nearby. Good demand for isulpwood at good prices. Start to make money first day. Land price from $25 to $30 per acre, Terms cash or ex- change for property nearby. 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