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before your cattle
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*11/CleAdtfAAWILY
Beef cattle have worms. You can't
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And, at today's prices, you'll pay dearly
for those lost pounds later.
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nine types of worms. And free of that
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more weight faster and you'll gain more
at the market.
Why lose weight to worms when
you can profit at the market with
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Tramisol. He'll tell you it pays off
because it works.
Lueknow Sentinel, Wednosthwt October 155 1980-4*** :15
Farmer o be drie ot.Ripley:Elepator
Last - Saturday mor-
ning, October 11, the first
steam, was blowing away
frotn the dryer at the
Ripley 'Grain Elevator.
Ralph Grubb was drYing
the first ,shelled corn of
this .1080 season. And it •
With-11-34. per cent moisture test.
AZsa , on Satnrday
morninglit was nice to see
4fie of, five. sniall flocks.
o Canada •Geese flying
under .the; heavy ,rainy,
black " clouds Making
their way Smith; east as
they crossed.over Ripley.
Norm and Mabel
• Barnard • of Ripley
keturned from a' recent
four day, trip., to the
Gatineau and Lauren-
tians
'
also • Ottawa .with
the'Hanover Holiday
Tours with Rhoda
MacKenzie as escort. •
Here in the Ripley area
for the Thanksgiving
weekend: were George
and Jeannie Marie'.
MacLennan of Agincourt..
Recently the "Poi Sale
Signs" were placed in the
windows in the Oraen
Rock shops across ^ the.
alleyway, frozn, the
George and Joy McLean
store on Queen Street
east' in Ripley. Orae,n and
Doris': Rock and family
are getting ready to move
to their new home just
east .of Ripley on the 8th
Concession.
-Secretary Don
MacTavish of the Ripley
Lions •Club has reported
their Septernber. meeting.
1V1iSS' Jean MacDonald
of the Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home staff in
Lucknow was • home to
for the
Thanksgiving weekend.
- week ago today, last
Wednesday morning,
October 8, 1980 .Joe
• Fludder, of" Malcolm
Street in Ripley died in
University Hospital in
London, He had been a
patient there since mid
, September undergoing
chemotherapy.
In the summer Joe had
undergone radiation
treatments with the
cobalt bomb in Victoria
Hospital, London.
The funeral service,
with director Garry
Carruthers in charge for
Bill .McCreath who is
recuperating from hip
surgery, was held last
Friday afternoon in the.
MacKetile MeCreath
Funeral Home in Ripley.
Rev. Hugh Nugent„
minister of- the KnOX
Presbyterian Church in
dnote the
service :there and also at
,the gr,aireside in Ripley
CerrieterY.
: To, those who live in this
north part of. the village
of , RipleY here Joe.will
be remembered as a
friend, * and neighbour
who was always willing. to
help when needed. Over
the whole area :Joe was
known for his 0011ed...
workmanship and he Will,
be missed. '
Joseph Arth* Fludder
was .born on Thursday
jannaty .1931. in
Arnie°, Ontario. • Later
• as a young boY he hvedin
doWntown Toronto on
Gerrard Street and later
he attended school in
Hepworth.
• About thirty years age
he came to Ripley• from
Hamilton,. Here " he
•worked at different jobs:'
eVentually becoming a
first class carpenter. As
well he assisted at run-
ning the Thompson
Nursing . Hoine on
Malcolm Street. During•
thelast number of years
he was a carpenter at the.
Bruce Nuclear Plant.
He is survived ° y- his
wife the former Mary
Thompson; two sons John
and Donald' (Donnie), two
daughters' Pat (Mrs. Ron
Cornish) .and Cathy, four
grandchildren, Dawri and
Brad, Tammy and Jason,
all of Ripley, alSo his .
Mother Mrs. Geo. Arthur
Pluckier, a sister Eirose,
and one brother.
Our deep sympathy is
extended to all family
members at .this time of
sad bereavement.
At the funeral the pall
bearers were Harold
Elliott, Bill. Reeves, Bob
Love, Allan Coiling,
Frank Zipfel and Wayne
Nixon and the flower
bearers were Gerald
Crooks, Tack Scott, Joe
Dickinson, John D.
Thompson, Austin
Stillwell, and Harry
Scott.
Out of town relatives
were his mother Mrs.
This week in
Edna . • Fludder , of
Hamilten, • his sister
Elrose, ,Tom and Randy
Gerrow of Oakville,
Margaret, ,Carl and
Kevin Morrison of
Melbourne,. Fred .and
Maggie Currie of
Southampton, Aunt.
Irene, Ron, and Norma
Fludder of Orangeville,
Irene and Bob Of Weston;
Lena and Gord 1Vlaybee of.
Toronto..
Agricultural sOciety
On Monday evening,
October. 6, 'the . Ripley
Agricultural, Society held
its monthly meeting in
the cafeteria; rOtnn of the
high school.' with,
• , wramowsrm.promorards
president`.Dan A.
MacDonald and
secretary pon
MacTavis,hin charge.
Also attending were
Alan McLean, Ray
Fuller,„ Jack and Janet
Farrell, West Smith, Mrs.
Gloria Rutledge, Bob •and
Indy, ThomPSon, Bob
Forster.; Cecil arid Wilma
Sutton, John Farreil,
Francis -Boyle, Keith:Van
der Hoek,:, Gordon Pat-
terson, Mrs. Grace Feet; •
Robert - Osborne and Ab'
Wylds for a total a 20.
There is. nothing like a.
successful fair "to stir up
the interest. After the call
to order and the Minutes
of the monthly,; meeting
STOCKER SALE
1,000 'HEAD
AT
Henson Livestock Sales Ltd.,
ON
'Saturday, October 18, 1980
AT,1:00 P.M.
Consisting of: Steers, Heifers & Calves
Victor Hargreaves 1519) 482.7511 [Clinton]
BarrY 1Vllller [$19] 235.27f7 [Exeter)
or
229.6205 [tool '• •
Doug Carruthers 151912314734 [Daehwoodj
Greg Hargreaves [519).262.2619 Mensal))
Auctioneer: Larry Gardiner
September 8 and of
another special meeting
on September - 17,
treasurer Mrs. • Gloria
Rutledge gave • a • hill
report on the recent fall
fair on the last Satnrday
kreib "Wyly in SePtember
Then president 'Dan A.
1Viacponald gave
everyone 'present a turn
to speak on their class at
the fair. Bob Forster
reported the usual in.
terest in the pet class lilt
Turn to Pige 16,
KINGSVIEW FARMS
Maiicet Garden
is now
CLOSED
Our sincere thanks to everyone'
patronized our, market garden.
We will be operating a mobile cold storage
unit to service customers In Ashfleld
'Township and surrounding area.
POTATOES, APPLES, ONIONS'
Phone 52941241
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