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UCY S WILE WARKET
WANTS YOUR EGGS
SHE WANTS WASHED, CLEAN, liVHITE EGGS
AND WILL PAY
Crop InSurance Details and Application Forms Available From:
130X 209 'MYTH, on, PRONE 6234)21'7
'.1:111.:I ',MUSSELS PUST BitUSSILLS, UNTA.1t10
• table ti rowers' 1M rketing !Ion
Nroarly of the growers in Kent
county and large nuin1),..,r in
Essex county l a insurance
w.11 NI • it was induced Into last
Tho spring that followed
proved that buying insurance Was
0.-ost re-
(mired many growers to replant:
and the -wet conditions that fol-
lowed, hea vy losses,
Now in, its. third year it oper-
ation, .the • Crop Insurance Corn-
nyissio•n is undc,rwriting over • 1;7
million iu crop risks, It is inter-
esting to note that very few of the
losses reported weed caused oy
hail damage, coverage for which
18 available from private insur;
ors, The compreltensive protect-.
ion offered under the joint Vederal'
tun) Provincial crop insurance pro..
gram CoYers virtually all perils
eluding that of hail damage.
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f3LYTH FARM LOSS
E,STIMATED AT $5,000
swept the top flout
barn on t h e farm of Ronald
ItR 1,, Myth., on Sunday
Morning. 'Pwouty-eight sow's and
4 piglets were. saVed Uotul ths
blaze.
Two Sows 11 (I Sattla
sucklings in. the t.:.ralla ry no. the
flOOr were lost.
WEEKLY SALE.
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EVERY FRIDAY AT 12.30 p.m)
Large Enough To Be Effective
Small Enough To Be Personal
PHONE 887.6461
\\'ith .1Itrtqt years' exper-
letwe which Al litnA lid:, (H go on
tOgell) el' with nmtly eNcelleat ,,m2-
geslions reeeived front tanners,
the Crop Insurance I o1111ll1551011
hopes to makt: im.provements in
;.,;01111 , ()I ir k; oNi.,-;ting plans as well
Its introducing new plans in 1970.
GOLDEN WORDS.
GOD'S MASTERPIECE
Front graceful • lilies mire and.
white
God fashioned lovely skip;
Por.gewpewnots He chose for
eyes,
"('lion formed your baby chin,
tie 'lock tulip bright and „red,
'Twas ono that did not fade;
A softer sweeter, little mouth
liefore Was never :niade.
Another flower next lie used -
A rosebud, pink. and rair:
Touched it to your dimpled .cheeks
And bade it blossom there.
Then witti Ills Innis!' fingera
picked
Two morning glories white;
Curled and shaped your little ears
Soon they were faSteend tight.
That crowning In of golden down
Will soon become your huti7;
Ito gathered pollen from the
flowers
And sprinkled it with
For dainty lirtlo fingers dot-tt•
A nd preoious tiny toes;
llo used the slender daisy frills,
,\ snowdrnp Cot' your nose.
This m.orid and all within it •
Ile created here for man;.. •
hahy was "God's' MasteP,
piece"
,since time and life began.
CROP INSURANCE BENEFITS
NEAR $1 MILLION MARK
The tally of crop losses in Ont••
aria last year' contains some 11 t
toting figures. 1969 was the
y ,..ar for weather t living
ory in the southwestern northyo
of the province,
Indemnities paid, by the Crop
Insurance Commission of Ontario
for crop IOSSeS reflect thiS sit-
uation. Claims paid by 'the Com-.-
mission will amount to over
$86.5,000, The greatest proportion
of this amount 'Went to the south-
west in payment for losses on tom-
atoes, suybeti'lls, and winter wheat;
Tin tomato crop loss alone ao.
counted rot a quarter million dol-
lars of crop insurance claims.
Tomato insurance is based on the
grower's (,)WU average Yields as
obtained front records or the Vege-
worgt
mem,
BRUSSELS. ONI.
"I protect my farm --
and my future
with crop insurance."
Oantage to tit( borti, was Ira-
'trod tit $5,111 )0,
,A, fallen heat light in the upper
not -lion of the•barn is suspected
'o be the cause.
lit 'lit firemon .with truck and
tanker, assisted by the Winglutut
tank truck contained the blazee in
the upper portion of the building.
The.. alarm was turned in by the
qlY net'.
Frans Vanneste,
RM. 1, Clari(/aboye,
Crop insurance protects you against the hazards of a
had year— the weather, plant disease and insects.
11-1-0 FORSYTE SAGA
Lana Morris and Kenneth More are in the distinguished cast of
The Forsyth Saga, a drathatization of John Galsworthy's novels
about a wealthy EngliSh family in the late 19th and early 20th
centuries. The 26.week settles; termed "a television master•
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makes itS Canadian debut oh COG television Sunday; April 5.
at 9 pail, The 131:1G PrOdUctlen tells the Oaselhatilig story of the
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Hialbh41, And Mafia .10 StAil its rOltilytO,
Farming is a risky business. Crop pro-
duction costs increase steadily, year by
year. In contrast, crop yields vary
depending largely on unpredictable natural
hazards which you can't control. But now
you can protect your investment in seed,
fertilizer, sprays, etc, with crop insurance.
Crop insurance guarantees your prociuctio
so you can cover your costs.
Rates are low - Federal and Provincial
Government participation means you buy
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this comprehensive coverage for less than
half the cost.
'No-claim discounts' can reduce
premiums by as much as 25%.
Premiums are deductible At tax
time, your crop ititUrance prumitims can be
listed as deduntible.expehses.
For peace of mind -- find out how crop
insurance can benefit ydu. Talk to your
local agent • he's listed below
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