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Alex Macintosh of Liicknow was
on a week's vacation. He *
returned last Friday to his position
at the Ripley Chopping-and Feed
Mill.
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John Inglis and Ross Willits
were home for the week end.
They are working on a job at
Corunna in the Sarnia area.
a a a .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fludder, and
family members were in Burling-
ton last week visiting with Joe's
father who is ill in hospital there.
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THE' LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKN.ow, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 25th, 1972
This Week In Ripley
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by Ab Wylds
HONOUR SHERRY
Last Friday evening several
hundred people attended the
Sherry Pollock night in the
auditorium of the Ripley District
High School. Sherry, the Ontario
Dairy Princess for this year, was
honoured with a banquet and 'a
aance„,Sherry received 'beautiful
gifts on the occasion and it was
nice for her many friends to be
with her back home in Ripley. •
Pictures of the banquet were shown
on the late television news on
Friday evening from c.K.N.X.
and on Sunday morning Sherry
was featured in a taped interview
on C.K.N.X,. radio at nine with
farm broadcaster Bill Rohman.
Sherry 'mentioned in this interview
how often during the past summer
she •went through the milking .
competition routine at the dairy -
barn of her neighbours,. Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Needham on the tenth
.concession. She also mentioned
'the help Jim and his wifeiDorothy
'gave her in getting ready for the
competition. Jim himself•is no '
stranger to the Coliseum in Tor-
onto.
It was also very nice for Sherry
to be able to spend a week end
home with her parents, Wally
and Elaine. Pollock, her sister
Joanne and brothers Sandy and
Mike at their farm north of
R ipley and visited with her grand-
mothers Mrs. Ernie. PolloC'k and
Mrs, George Sutherland in Ripley
and all family relatives here.
Stratford and Mrs Fran Wylds of
Ripley visited on Saturday with
Mrs. A.J. Peterson at Gateway
Haven in Wiarton. A number
from the Wiarton Home were
leaving at the time on a bus
tour to Walkerton including a
visit to the Christmas Fair there.
a a a
Mrs. Hamilton MacKinnon of
Ripley'' is in hospital in
don. •She was taken to London
last hursday by Mrs. Alan
McLean.
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. The dinner and evening dance
following the wedding of Miss
Nancy Coiling last Saturday
afternoon was held in the audit-
-orium of the Ripley District High
School.
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LODGE HONOURS '
On Saturday, October 14, Mrs.
Roy MacKenzie of Ripley was
'given,the .high honour of the Dec-
oration of Chivalry by the
Rebeikah,Lodges of Ontario.
A member of Huron star Rebe-
kah Lodge No. 30S, Ripley, Mrs.
Violet MacKenzie was one of 26
-sisters to receive this award' at
this special gathering held in.
the Bracebridge and Muskoka
Lakes Secondary ,School in
Bracebridge on Saturday evening.
Fifteen members of the loCal
Rebekah Lodge travelled to Brace•
bridge for the event'. They enjoy-
rhe_beautiful ceremony and
the hOSpitality on the occasion,
Sisters from 10dges from Thunder
Bay to Windsor to Kingston in
Eastern Ontario took part in the
impressive ceremony which was
under the leadership 'of Major •
General Elmer Teft of Corunna
Department Commander of
Ontario.
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Feeders of hogs, Chicken broilers and
turkeys derive the greatest feeding„,
advantages from pelleted rations. With
broilers and turkeys;the purpose is to
enable the birds 'to eat more. With
hogs 'there are .big advantages . . .
improved feeding efficiency (about,.
10%), and improyed rates of gain
(7-8%): The, explanation is' that the
pelleted'rations provide' increased
digestible energy; increased availability
of other—nutrieats, ancLteduced feed
wastage through the virtual elimination
es_and dust. • ,
. FOr other classes' of liVestock,
notably laying hens and cattle,, the
advantages are largely in :handling.-
Bin flaw is made ea s ier and segrega-
. tion of ingredients is reduced.
Maybe if s time you switched to
SHUR•GAIN PELLETED RATIONS?
Let's discuss it.
Pelleted Rations?
Some Livestock!
Someiimes!
Some F'laces!
Awarded Sales
Trip To Portugal
DUNGANNON NEWS
Intended for last week
Jack Caesar flew from Malton
on Sunday for one week's holiday
in Portugal. He is a CKNX sales-
man who.was awarded this trip.
Recent yisitors'with Mrs. Minnie
Jones and Melvin included Mrs.
J. Marks', Windsor, Mrs, Verne
Carneron Galt and Mr. and 'Mrs.
Gordon-pinnigan Gode_rich
. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster
motored to Willowdale on Satur-
day evening to• visit Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Thomas and family , return7
ing Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young and
John spent Sunday in London with
"Chuck" who has had further
check-up on his hands. 'He is
doing well in his re-habilitation
studies. The Youngs also visited
a sister-in-law Mrs. Marjorie
Moore in St. Joseph's Hospital,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacIl-
waib at their home. Mrs. Mac1.1-1
wain pad recently returned from
hospital.
The trees, now decked in red and
gold, .
Their splendour soon will shed;
Bin d-o-not.thin-k on-w-int-er-days
Their bare, black boughs'are
dead'.
ThoUgh autumn comes when few'
birds sing,
New life will Stir again in •
spring!'
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidd of
Georgetown spent Saturday with'
the latter's mother,. Mrs'. john
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