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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-27, Page 11ON FOR BUSINESS OFF FOR PLEASURE Shur-Gain built its business on helping farmers .get the most from their feeds. Now, when feed costs are so critical, Shur-Gain's feed test- ing service helps do the job even better. Shur-Gain tests for protein, calcium, phosphorous, fat, fibre and mois- ture..Then, with the test results your dealer or you can add exactly what is needed for maximum feed effi- ciency, minimum feed cost. Shur-Gain Feed testing helps detect dangerous levels of mold in corn too —and again saves yOu feeding and breeding problems. We're sure' our Shur-Gain Feed testing service can help. Want to bet ? LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2026 '11,6009oAy, MARCH 27th, 1974 rip LUCKNQW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE. ELEV. This Week In Ripley By Ab Wylds Last Wednesday a large moving van from Montreal pulled up to the former Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martel house.. Warrant officer, Richard Edmiston, retired from the Canadian Armed Forces in Germany, Was having his house- hold effects moved to hii new home in Ripley across the road from the Ripley Chopping and Feed Mill. The house has been empty since Frank and Dantelle Martel and ' family moved to Tiverton :some months ago. Assisting Dick at his home has been his father , Doug Edmiston of Kincardine, in gettin things unpacked and arranged. Warrant officer Richard Edmis7 ton has served Canada for the past .28 years in the army to his retire- ment, October 24, last Fall. Dick and his wife were transferred to Baden - 7' Baden, between Stras- bourg and Heidelberg in Germany in July 1970. A very unfortunate traffic accident near Baden - Bad- en claimed' the life of his wife on August 16, 1971 and the sympathy of residents of this area go to Dick 0. We are all glad to hear that Mrs. Joe Fludder is making satisfactory, recovery after undergoing spinal surgery in the University Hospital Recently visiting with Mrs. Flor- ence Liddle at her home in Rip- ley were Mary. Brown of Sarnia and Joan Leadbeater of Fort Erie. While here they attended the Helm-Culbert wedding. • A' large crowd• attended the second game in' the play off ser- ies between Langton and Ripley Juveniles. In S aturday evening's game in Ripley the local team edged Lark4ton 6 to. 5 which puts the standing , 2 games to 0 for Ripley. However , to-night (Sunday) it is, right back in Lang- ton - just north of Long Point on Cake Erie. * • Do not forget that this Friday evening, March 29, the Lucknow Agricultural Society is staging its 3 -act play "Everybody's Crazy" in the Huron Township Hall in Ripiey. It is being sponsored by the Ripley Agricultural Society withdirector John Gainble in charge of the ,local arrangements. Support of this fine play will be a help to both fair boards r Lucknow and *ley. Speaking'of support; it took a large amount, of food and refresh- ments at the recent Ripley Skate- athon. The revised list Of gener- ous donors now reads - Mrs. Grace Carruthers, Charlie Hooisma and Lawri James. - all food stores along Ripley's mainstreet and Gordon Cameron's store at. Pine River. Gord also, drove his bus in taking skaters to and frorn the Ripley Diamond Jubilee arena to, the Huron Township .hall as did both Mr. and Mrs. George Messenger of Reid's Corners with their buses. Add to the above a long list of ladies who donated sandwiches arid other items of food, also Mr. and Mrs. Jim Needham, Lloyd Courtney of Lon- don, the Ripley Curling Club members and the Ripley and Dist- rict Lions Club. • Mr. and Mrs.' Allan Gardner Of Clinton visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Fludder Tammy and Jason in Ripley. • Delmont Newman, age 15 , Durham; received' a laceration to hie lip playing.hockey the Wingham arena. Mark Sochner , age i4, New Hamburg , lacerated his chin while playing hockey at the Wing- ham arena. Stephen Larson., age 16 , Font- hill , lacerated his left ,eyebrow while playing hockey at the Wingham arena. Mrs. Margaret Douglas Wrox- eter; fell at home and received spinal injuries. She 'was admit- , ted, to hospital where her condi- tion. is satisfactory. Gary Juniper , age 38, Chats,- Worth , .received a lacerated left ear playing hockey at the Wing- ham arena. Albert Ten Pas, R. R. 2, Wing- ham ,,had some lumber fall on him and received a fractured rib. Paul Cerson, age 13 Wingham, received .a laceration to the right side of his face playing hockey at the Wingham arena. Mrs. Mary`McMichael, Wing- ham was struck by a hockey puck •at the. Wingham arena and receiv- ed a fractured bone in her left hand, 4 Kenneth Weigle, age 41, Van- Astra Park, Clinton, ran into a barbed wire fence while snowmo- biling.on the farm of Arvin James.. He received rrinlri lacerations to the face, was repaired and later released. In'eStigated by Wing- ham O.P.P. Arponen. Mrs. Loma Krug , Wingham, fell at the Wingham arena and fractured her right wrist. Russell McClay,, age 17, 5'7 Oak Street, London, received a laceration over right eye playing hockey at the Wingham arena. SOUTH KINLOSS Mrs. Fred Gilchrist was a pat- ient in Wingham and District , Hospital for four days and Mrs: Jelle de Jong has been there for over a week. Wayne and Beverly pen enjoy- ed a holiday at their Grandma" Bell",s in Toronto last week. Ruth Graham returned home from a wonderful holiday in Spain Saturday evening. On Sunday Mrs. Allan Graham motored to Burlington for Martha , who had been holidaying there` for the past week. They ,also visited in' Fer- gus with Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs.• Jas. Barton. Ivfrs. Robt. Gilchrist, Mrs. Frank' MacKenzie and Mrs. Clar- ence Ritchie attended the Distriet . Director's' meeting held .in Tiver- ton on Tuesday.. Earl Schmidt and son Ronald of Kitchener visited on the week end with his mother, Mrs. Alvin Schmidt. Week end visitors at the•hornt of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritch were Brenda Ritchie and Nick Barclay of Centralia. College any Mrs. Barbara Arkell and John of Kitchener. Norma and Marilynne Mac- Intyre had an enjoyable vacatioi at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A; Thompson in Toronto last week. One of the highlights was going see Peter Pan. Murray Gilchrist spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mr Jack Gilchrist and Brian in Toro to. Mrs. Robert Gilchrist , Grar Dale and Danny also visited in Toronto on Wednesday and ,Murt ' returned home with them.' Sincere sympathy is extended to the MacKinnon family in the passing of Jack Wilson of Harnil ton. Mrs. MacKinnon has been Hamilton since Friday and Rase MacKinnon, David, Mary and Murray attended the funeral on Monday. in, North London last Wednesday afternoon. It is reported that Mary had two spinal discs remov- ed in the operation. Due •to ill- ness Joe was unable to be down, however Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Fludder were there. • • • 0 Miss Ruth Rock of Ripley was back at her job in the Pine .River Cheese Factory last' week. Ruth was a patient in Kincardine and District Hospital for some time and has now'recovered. ORDER YOURS NOW! MAGNETIC LliCiNGISENTIK EYE-CATCH1NG • LOW COST • WIDE EXPOSURE MOBILE ADVERTIWIG Phone. 528-2822 MAGNETIC SiGNS 3-13 Treat Injuries At Hospital