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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-01-23, Page 9'PASO INNS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13 1974 THE LOCKNOW SENTINEL, 11.11161040W, ONTARIO ShOltiOrne.10dies win Ripley spiel LYCEUM ice cotinnittee, the ladies who decorated the dub in the traditional Robbie Burns style and those who were so generous in their' donations to the club--a special thanks to Wes Ulch. manager`of the Sted- mang store in. Kincardine, for his donation. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. JAN. 23, 24, 25, 26 Shontimes 7:00 and 9:15 p.m. Ripley Curling Arty lumber can play. Anynumber cancla By Don McLay .. Allan Matheson's foursome, won the annual Martin-Weber boll pies last Saturday at the local-club. Curling with. Allan were Gordon Theresa McCraw. Fourth prize went to a Teesivater rink Skip- ped by Shirley Lamont, On the 11 O'clock draw, second prize went to a Ripley rink skipped by Elaine Pollock/ with vice Anna Maetavish,, second .Midge Funston, lead ,Sandy Loomis of Listowel .for- raerly of Ripley. Third prize went to another , Ripley team with skip Jean Coiling, vice Jane West, second Lois Pollock and lead Vicki . Funston. Consolation went to a Paisley rink skipped by Sandra ,Sawyei with vice 'Betty Gam- mie, second Norma Black and lead Doris Needham. Sardy 1VIcCharles acted as' draw master for the day and thanked the bonspiel commit- tee, the ladies in charge of meals, Gord Roulston and his_ OP 43 SIMLA The ladies open bonspiel at the Ripley club on Monday, Jan. 14, was a big success. Congratulation's .to the Shelburne team made up of skip Irene Davis, vice Helen McKelvie, second Dorothy Stubbs, a former Ripley mem- ber, and lead Joyce Jackson, who aptured the former George MacDonald trophy one point ahead of the 9 o'clock winner from Goderich skipped. by Barb Hawkins, with Bernice Moore vice, Isabelle Eddy second' and Isabel Sturdy, lead. Secentl prize in the .9 o'clock draw went to another Goderich team made up of Phil Durst skip, Lois Vanetone vice, Eleanor Fisher second and Betty Moore lead: Third prize went to a Ripley ' rink with skip Mary Walden, • vice Gladys Nicholson, second 'Mabel .Barnard and lead S14!9tOn Abhztekal Nen • Rum BENJAMIN• DYAN CANNON • JAMES COBURN 'JOAN HACKETT. JAMES MON •IAN MCSHANE • RAMEL WELCH ADULT 'ENTERTAINMENT SUN. MON. TUES. JAN. 27. 28, 29 'Thief at 7:15' p.m. Train Robber at 9 p.m. DONN mama Mel11-mine= avow,woo RAOMEAL•411P° - . 40 't r*" WOO CAPIC Dm mats wpm mommEIMM ADULT ENTERTAINMENT A BREATH-TAKING SPECTACLE OF WILD SPLENDOR AND FURY! Agricultural Tidbits Fair, vice , Ken Dahmer and Donald Fait.. Taking top honours on the latet draw':Was the rink skipped by Bob Johnston, curling with Donald daunt , Bob Lyons and Harold Cook. 'Second place winners were Jim MacTaYish's. rink on the early draw and John Matheson's Kincardine entry at 11. Third place finishes were register , ed, by Glen Manley's Southamp- ton rink and Jim MacDonald's local foursome. Other rinks on the 9,o'clock draw. were skipped 4 AI 'Sheldon of Kincardine , Ron Farrell of Ripley and Jghn Loomis of Listow- el. On the 11 o'clock draw Merv- in Funston, John Coiling and Jim West piloted their respective en- tries. - Thanks was expressed by Club PreSident, Sandy. MacCharles and Cliff Emmerton, bonspiel . convener , to the sponsors , local dealers Chtis Cook of Lucknow . and,James McEwen of Kineardine. As alWays , the ladies of the club provided for the catering needs in their usual efficient and tasty manner. ( been higher" now that they, actual- ly are. . Here are some supporting figur- es, 'figures that , are ayailable to Mrs. Brechin. In August 1973 the egg' producer had a profit margin of 4.50 doz. Price to Ontario, producers 68-700 doz. US price 76-'820 doz. On January 8, 1974, because of lower feed cost, the production cost dropped by 2,4¢ doz. , the profit dropped to 2.1¢ doz. and the price set by the board to the producer dropped 6C, doz..to 630. This is still 100 be- low the US price, where they have none of Marion's hated marketing boards. Her claim then that the price didn't come down after feed. costs drb.pped off somewhat is also false, as you can see in the above fig- ures . That they didn't drop back to a loss level is only fair to the egg producer and I can't think of any who will dispute this. So yon see folks that even smart and dedicated people as Mis. Mar. ion B. cannot always bedepend- ent upon to .give both sides an' equal. hearing. • Have you entered your rink yet for the annual Kincardine- Ripley days at Ripley, on Sat- urday, January 26th, and in Kin- "catdine , on Saturday, February 2nd? - - Congratulations to the area rink, which successfully captured the - Bruce County Junior. Farmers Trophy on display at the local club! You are reminded to sign up as soon as possible for the Sweetheart bonspiel to be held on Saturday, February 9th. - — On January 16th, Jean Wykis, with her rink of Marie MacDon- ald , Joyce Courtney and Barbara Paquette captured second prize in the 11 o'clock draw at the Walker- ton Ladies bonspiel.. INSTIN FOR SURVIVAL 4:444.:440 At last , after more than 25" years of discrimination by do5tors against meat , truth is cornitig out. Last year a less well known US doctor spoke out against' his colleages for linking 'meat and cholesterol and heart disease. Now no less than Dr. Wm.' C. Sherman of the National Food and Health Agency (USA) says that new research has proven that there is no relationship between meat eating and heart disease. TECHNICOLOR' Released by Sun Inlernalional Ploductiods Inc © SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd '4 SHOWINGS ( 2-4;-77-9 p..m. Lyeeuni. Theatre • 1 I I I I I III I 11 II I III 1 I 1 I I 11 I I Pits EN1S I I I I I I NIIIIIIIM1111 • JANUARY FARM FESTIVAL Extibition Park, lbronto •',Ian.30,31,Feb.12,1974-71000arn.to 600 on. 141111111011111111110M/FO1UROVG11.111.111111111.11V DIE LATEST IN AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT • •;* LIVE COUNTRY. ENTERTAINMENT * THE ONTARIO BELGIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION'S DRAFT SALE AUCTION * THE CHAMPIONSHIP DRAFT HORSE-PULL * * SPECIAL EVENING FEATURES. * With Adrian Vos Mrs. Marion grechin of the Consumers. Association of Canada is undoubtedly a very smart and • dedicated wontian. Her organiza- tion does a lot in research and ad- vice to consumers On the prod-'- ucts that are for sale in this fair country. However , like almost anyone else, She has a'biind spot. Some-one with .a blind spot who pursues their idea of necessity blindly is called a fanatic:on this par:ticular issue. Mrs. Breckin's blind spot it marketing boardS. One can assume that she doesn't see right or wrong as soon as the term is mentioned. Having said t af with, 'I have to support -this statement. She claim- ed in an attack on the new nation- al turkey board , that after the egg board was formed , the egg prices shot up, and she was. right What - she doesn't want to see is that the egg price had to go up or all egg producers would have been bank- rupt by now,, and we would be dependent on American eggs. But. American egg prices are .higher than ours. So without an egg board the price of eggs would have. Saturday Matinee 26 MUER Mall WE AMOS U31.1 MUNN • WA TRAMP' SUMS fed womb* 1101111TT THE ABBOT Sun. 27 mo n.28 T u e. 29 !II P.M. 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