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SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 21st
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Admission $3.00 per couple — All Tables Resesved
INSURE WINTER WHEAT
AT LOWER COVERAGE LEVELS.
Thy insurance 1. einntiO I
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pereent levels oi ceverage ete-
Viottsly to Skittle, fat it iere may
now insure [)0 percout of their
average farm yield, The low rates
established for this latter co\ or-
age produce u coast as,
low as 02 cente per acre in sona9.
areas.
"This lower level of coverage"
said, K. E. Lantz, Chairman of the
Commissiou, ''was provided in re-
sponse to considerable (lemaint
for disaster-type protection to 6
cover out-of-pocket eXpenses at
the leWest possible cost,
The regulations have been am-
ended to aclvain.'e the final date
:or acceptance of applications in
October let, or 10 days atter corn.
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Southwestern outiirm it is .-'illIPT-
EMPER 30b1), and in Southern
Ontario, OCT0131011 201h. Later
seeded crops are not insurable.
pletion • of
occurs Ora.
TO, encourage and promote good !
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dates. have been: established by
regions. to Rioitern Ontario, the t
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GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
NEWS ITEMS
I was delighted e (!ew week ago
when my sister arrived from
Coioraea. to pray us a visit. N.OW
all Americans are a bit windy but
good heave-Hs I didn't expert a
hurricane and a cyclone combin-
ed. The night she arrived I
ed to my horror she Was a dirty.
Democrat, and. when see started
calling colored people such as
Martin, Luther a. nigger, well I was
greatly perturbed. You see she
has lived itteolorada over .10 years
and they think over there • that
the South will still win: the Civil
War.
One night I got tired of arguing
so 1 tuned up the fiddle and play-
ed Marching Through Georgia:
That girl is so bigoted she grab-
bed her Bible and locked herself
in her room, Two days later I had
to play Dixie before she would
come down stairs. T certainly
done my best to make it pleasants
Every morning I sang to her, my
favourite number. quote, :“Gbod
morning to you Mr. How
many kids have you killed to-day",
meaning Viet Namdse, Elver time
she talked religion to me I always
kept the conversation going such
as asking her how Noah got so
any animals in an ark that couldn't
hold the reed let alone anything
else, or how could a whale with
a Six inch throat swallow a man,
or it ['introit should be punished
for something the Lord made biin
do, You know I was real nice. 4
Was So polite I didn't even call
her a iniok even, if she is R.C. 1
offered every flay to take her down
to IittndY'S Lane and show her
Where a few Canadians and one
woman (Laura Secord) whipped
the britches off them Yanks. mi•
told her how that General. General
Brock, said to his men, we will
show these damn Yankees. We
will bile them a brew stronger
than all the tea they threw into
Bogert Harbor, Then T wanted to
take her to Dresden and show her
Uncle Tom's grave, or to Barrie to
see the church built by the slaves.
Yes I have tried to Show her the
evil of American ways. • • I have
showed her pictures of the Kin .
Klux Klan burning Negros at the
stake. I have showed her slaves
being whipped, pictures. of slave
sales, .1 year old child 'en heing
Pulled from their mothers to be
sold and all she says is, pass the
vinegar please. Yesterday was the
last straw, She bought a roast
and when. she came back she says
them. boys in the butcher shop
are darn ince• guys,
While I'm grateful to the Lord
for giving me the brains of the
Family I sometimes wish He hadn't
overdone it.
Truthfully 'fours
T. 8. F.
GOLDEN WORDS
LIFE'S BRIEF JOURNEY
`Tis a little journey,.
This we walk;
Hardly time. for murmurs
Time for talk;
Yet' we learn to quarrel,
And, to hate.
Af r1V ;it'd S regret it,
When too late.
Now' and then 'tis :sunshine e-e.
Sometime8 dark:
Sometimes care and sorrow
Leave their. Mark.
Often there is laughter ee,
Often tears,
Seinetimes there are lossOS
Teelt for Years, ....
Vet we walk the pathway,
Side by side,
Where so many other8
Lived and died.
We can see the Moral
rinierstand:
Yet We walk not always
Ficlid iii hand,
Why must there be Makin
And regret:
Words and deeds we Alto'
Would forget?
Why must there be ;hatred,
(reed and strife?:
Do we need such shadows
Trete in life?
"lis a little journey ----
• Soon gone by
Let's he friends toeether
Ere we die.
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winter wheat
o as little as
6 per acne
New level of comprehensive coverage designed
to guarantee recovery of your 'out-of-pocket'
expenses at a very low premium cost
If your average tarm yield is 30 bushels per acre, you can
guarantee 50% of your crop production for just 62 'cents per
acre I
Higher levels of coverage can guarantee 60, 70 or 80% of your
average farm yield — at slightly higher premium rates.
Act now. Applications for this government subsidized
insurance must be made within 10 days after seeding — and
not later than September 25th in Eastern Ontario, and October
1st in other parts of the province.
Late seeded crops are not insurable. Final seeding date its
Eastern Ontario is September 15th. In Central and Southwestern
'Ontario it is September 30th -and October 20th is the seeding'
deadline in Southern Ontario.
For confirmation of seeding and application deadlines in your
area, contact your nearest agent — or write directly to:
THE CROP INSURANCE COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
Parliament Buildings, Toronto 5
NTAR I 0
PROVINCE Or OPPORTUNITY
PHONE 527-9217