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Topnotch Feeds Ltd. of Brussels now have their
Seed Cleaning Plant in full swing, they can CLEAN
and TREAT your own grain and woulci suggest
you bring it in early and avoid the last minute
rush.
When at the mill inquire as to any additional
seed grain you may need and also plows your
order for grass seed.
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The new numbers will help government to use modern
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employment insurance, and also other social benefits
such as proposed pension plans.
For these reasons, you are invited to apply for a Social
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to the unemployment insurance plan.
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employer promptly.
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NEWS ITEMS
The final game for the eetietak
Legion versus PcntIlltell is over,
and as 1 predicted, the figurer;
in our majority looked like the
figures for the Liberal deficit
in 1964. Verne Orenke was audi-
tor, while Logan and •Lainout
were chief mourners. Atter an
hour of weeping and walling
G-renke had worn the lead out ee
three pencils, Tliey conceded the
game by 13 points, Everyone
shook hands with me. Logan
broke three of my lingers while
Lamont held my ether hand.
The Legion are on gentlemen,
with two exceptions, and we want
to thank them for the gond times
they have given us, The weipping
didn't seem to hurt the appetites
of D and L, as 1 noticed when I
went to lunch with them. We were
the last to get to the buffet; which
still contained about six pounce
of summer sausage, eight pounds
of Natalie, and ten pounds of cold
meats, two large onions, two jars
or, pickles, bread, butter 'au%
enough cheese for a German
picnic. I figured it would be
packed anq sent to the,
Scott Mission. In twelve'
minutes nothing remained but a
few eru.mbs including the two
big ones. All tins time they
ignored me but carried on a sort
of pig language between gulps.
I wondered who they were talk-
. lug about, All his life Logan has
watched grain pouring into a
hopper and it has affected his
'table manners. He now puts five
slices 01 meat between two slices
of bread, grabs a pound of lim-
burger in the other hand, bites off
about a half pound and says to
Leonard, how could any person
have such a big belly and such a
small brain. Says Lamont, brain
nothing, he hasn't an ounce. Oh
well, says Logan, he will soon bai
gone to the West and I hope he
stays a considerable time, say ten
years. Says Lamont, Did you see
the letter he got from Tommy
Douglas wanting him to be a can-
didate for N.D.:I', He will get just
one vote, his oven. Heck, continues
Lamont, he hasn't marked a
ballot right in 40 years, he'll spoil
this one too. They divide the last
four pounds of meat and Logan
carries on. He says, he wasn't
much help to Gordon Green last
election, in Wellington. No, says
Lamont, poor Green met his
Waterloo. Here they laugh so
I (thought they wouia cnoite to
death, but I wasn't that luckY. I
remain quiet as Logan swallows
ancitther halt pound, says he,,
,Frank Garuiss tOld Me lie was
the biggest liar that *alter lived
in Morris. ,.
As soon as lie said this I sur-
inised it was me he was talking
about so I drank Lament's bev-
erage, slipped a hunk of butter
and lintburger in Logan's coat
pocket and wet* home and had
my
luneh. Truthfully Toure r a
T. K. F.
NOTICE
Having sold our implement
shop we will continue to serve
our customers with International
machines and repair parts at our
Cities Service Station on Main
Street. 0,91 Bridge Al-eters
International. littileater Dealer