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0,000 acres
's a fair slice
of Canada's
corn cake
There, will be close to
2,6 million acres of corn
grown. in Canada this coming yew'.
More than 400,000 acres will be planted
with. Pride varieties.
And' that's a fair slice of the cake.
No-one gives you that sort of market share,
It's not magic
and it's certainly no accident. It has to be
earned the hard way - like
25 years experience in the corn business,
a continual research
and.development program
and an aggressive expansion' program
into the new corn areas of
the• Maritimes, Quebec
and Western Canada.
You can buy seed corn from more than
18 different sourees,
each with a network of dealers, .
but you cannot escape the facts. ,
There's no substitute.for experience.
Let 'u's prove. it to yoy.
King Grain Limited
P.O. Box 1088
Chatham, Ontario, Canada
N7M 51.6
LEO MURRAY
HOLYROOD, ONTARIO 395-2
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WALLACE WILSON
R.R.#2 AUBURN, ONTARIO 529-75E
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Save electricity,
save natural resources.
About a third of
Ontario's electricity is gener-
ated by burning fossil fuels...
coal, oil, natural gas. Th'e' price
of, all these natural resources
is increasing rapidly. The price
of coal, for example, has
tripled over the last five years,
Higher fuel costs inevitably
show up in the price you pay
for electricity.
Save electricity, and
you'll save money. You'll also
be helping to conserve dwin-
dling natural resources for
other important uses...
transportation, agriculture,
chemicals.
Conserve energy.
The future depends on it.
Support Energy Conservation Week, Oct. 31-Nov. 6.
THE ANCKNOW,S4NTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
THIS WEEK IN RIPLEY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12
Joy McLean and. Helen Henderson,
Lovely refreshments were,served
on both , occasions and people
enjoyed renewing old acquaintanc-
es. Following is a list of some who
game Wick for the occasion; Mrs.
Beulah Gold,, Mrs. Gwen Thuell,
Mrs, Gladys Cameron, Mrs, Made-
line Davis, Mrs. Margaret Mow-
bray, Mrs. Bette MacLeod, Mrs.
Jane Tieleaven, Mrs.. Elaine Pol-
lock, Mrs: Annie • Culbert, Mrs.
Donna 'Stillwell, Mrs. Elizabeth
MacDonald,, Mrs. Harriette Rooney
and Mrs. Connie van der Hoek.
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The Music Shop, operated by
Barry_ Pollock, has taken on an
improved appearance this past
week. A large front window was
installed 'by Huber Homes of
Ripley. The shop is just south of
his father's new electrical store in
the building owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Ardill Mason.
- Tuesday morning of last week
gave everyone a scare with' the
ground covered with snow. It sure
looked like winter was here to stay..
At the recent 4-H Achievement
Night held for the Ripley grain and
calf dubs in the Huron Township
hall, Courtney MacDonald, who
was here for the weekend, showed
slides that be had taken of them
during the fall fair in September.
Courtney, who now lives in London
and is >, member of the lab staff in
St. Joseph's Hospital there, had in
past years himself successfully
completed fourteen clubs. Unfor-
tunately for his wife Susan
(formerly Susan .rarrell) she was
unable to come up. She too is a lab
technician in St. Joe's and it was a
weekend on the job for her. `
* * * * * *
Mr. and" Mrs. John Lindsay of
Lindsay, Ontario sent word, to her
grandmother of the birth' of their
daughter, Heather Christena. She
was born in Lindsay Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Lindsay is the
former JoAnne Loveridge and
while' attending school here she
lived with her grandmother, Mrs.
Bert Picot. While, at the Ripley
District High School JoAnne took
an active ,part• in all phases of
student 'activity. She was the,
valedictorian of her class, church
organist, director of 'music and in
athletics. JoAnne then Went to
University in Toronto and became a
hospital physiotherapist in' Toron-
to. A few years ago Mr, and Mrs.
John Lindsay moved from the city.
* * *
Allan and Glenda Gardner and
son Aaron of yanastra spent the
weekend with •her sister and family,
Donnie and Carol Fludder, •Tammy
and Jason.
* * * *
• The Ripley , Fire Department
made two trips to the Beach area on
Sunday. The first time was about
three in the morning. The land
mark barn at the top of the hill
above Bruce Beach at the' 8th
concession and lake shore roads
was the place. Here the firemen got
the fire out.
Then, just before ten Sunday
night, the fire Whistle in Ripley,,
sounded again. This time , it was
the Point Clark• area where once
again the peat ground was smold-
ering, perhaps started from burn-
ing leaves earlier in the day. The
firemen were out about an hour and
once again were able to put out the
fire. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brooks visited
•
hii sister Myra, Mrs. Cecil Norman
in Hospital in London on Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Thompson of Purple
Grove.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Peet returned.
from a happy holiday in their
homeland, Holland.
Mrs. Mary (Donnie) MacDonald
is visiting in Toronto with. Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Dobson (Mary Etta)
and with Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar
MacDonald, Brampton.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gi
were guests of the'
Women's Institute "At H
Friday night. they
coloured slides of their W
and gave talk of people a
they visited./
a * * *
'Mrs. Gladys Arnold
home after visiting in Pi
her sister Olive Knight at
a a a**1
Mrs, Marjorie Reid aco
Mr. ,and Mrs. Jack. Cal
Kitchener on Sunday wl
were guests of Mr. and I
Rees.
Mrs. Sound.
Hamilton spent
inOwen
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CHESTER ,HACKETT
R.R.#7 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO '529-73
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