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THE :BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 26, 1000,
Ob04,aries
MISS MAGDA JESCHKE'
ember 27, 1979. Surviving Miss Magda (Martha)
, are one sister Mrs. Florence Jeschke, age 69, died in
VVilsbn 'and one brother Scarborough Nov. 26, as a
Gordon, both of Goderich; 4 result of injuries sustained
Iwo daughters, Mrs. Hugh when hit by an automobile on
mary) Campbell of Bluevale
and Mt's. Viola, Adams of
5,', Brussels and two'
' sons, Gordon of Listowel and
Harvey of Wroxeter. Also
surviving are 11 grandchild-,
ten and 2 great granddaugh-
R.A. BRADSHAW
Russell Abel Bradshaw of
Brussels, died Wednesday,
November 19 in Huronview,
Clinton in his 84th year.
He, was born in Morris
Township, the son of the late
Thomas and Mary Bradshaw ,
and farmed on the second
concession of Grey Town-
.ship. He was a member of St.
John's Anglican Church.
He was pre•deceased by
his. wife, the former Mae
asby who died on Sept-
Mrs. Agnes Gilders of God-
erich and Barbara Bradshaw
of Goderich.
Funeral services were held
on Saturday, Nbvember, 22
from the Brussels chapel of
Oct 16 in Scarborough.
'S'he lived in' Cranl3roolc
with her late -father, Paul
Jeschke, until 1946, after
coming from Kiel, Germany
in 1929. S'he then made her
home in TOronto, visiting
ters. Cranbrook in the summers.
Besides his Wife" he was She is"the sister of the late
alsb pre deceased by . one Hertha Giessler and Herhert
grandson arid two sisters; M Jeschke.
Survivors are a brother-in-
law, Ed GieSSler, a niece,
Betty Hirzel and a grand-
niece, Holly Hirzel of Fraser,
Michigan.
She was buried .in Toronto.
the M.L. Watts Funeral
Home with Rev. Dan Sar-
gent officiating, Burial was
in the Brussels cemetery.
Pallbearers were grand-
sons Bob Bradshaw, Chris
Sturgeon, , Glen and Bruce
Campbell and Andy and
David Adams. Flower bear-
ers were granddaughters,
Vicki Sturgeon, Karen Brad-
shaw and grandson Stephen
Adam's:
Brussels . Stockyard
Report
' The market at Brussels A heifer consigned by
Stockyards met a good de:. George Blake of • Brussels
mand on Friday, with a light weighing .1050, lbs. sold for
offering of steers selling 83.75 with his lot of 20
steady and a heavy supply of heifer's averaging 1072 lbs.
heifers trading at higher selling for an overall price of
prices. All weights of pigs 82.10.
sold higher. There were 1053 Six heifers consigned by
cattle and 2186 pigs'on offer. Don Bailey ,of R.R. 1, Elm-
Choice Steers - 82.00 to wood, averaging .1001 lbs.
85.00 with sales, to 87,50. sold for 81.10 with his lot of
h e .Good Steers - 78.00 to 82.00 14 ifers averaging 935-lbs.
A steer consigned by Dave sold for an overall price of
Wheeler of Brussels weigh- . 81.10.
ing 1080 lbs. sold for 87.50 tighteen : heifers- con-
with his load' of 56 steers signed by Earl Fitch of
averaging 1214 lbs. selling Wroxeter averaging 1015
loithe overall price of 85.10. lbs. sold for an overall price
Two steers consigned by of 79.60,
Gordon Daer of Auburn aver- Three heifers consigned by
aging 1330 lbs. sold for 84.00 Joe Zettler R.R. 2, Walk-
Four steers .consigned by " ereon averaging1170 lbs.
Martin Hendricks of R.R. 7, sold for 82.50 with his lot of 7
tuCknow averaging 1205 lbs. heifers- averaging 1105 lbs.
sold for 83.50. selling for 81.40.
Three steers consigned by Eightheifers consigned by
Doug Wagg of R.R. 5, Mit- Henry"Farms of Blyth aver-
:hell averaging 1210 lbs. sold aging 1171 lbs. sold for 82.00
!'or 83.50 with his lot of 6 with their offering of 110
steers averaging 1195 lbs. heifers averaging 993 lbs.
selling for 82.80. selling for an overall price of
Fourteen Fancy light 79,70, •
steers consigned by Ron A heifer consigned by Jack
Thompson of Bluevale aver- Cardiff of Brussels weighing
aging 1025 lbs. sold for 1110 lbs. sold for 82:00 with
82.60. his 1 of of 9 heifers averaging
Three steers consigned by 1107 lbs. selling for 80.05.
Gordon Dougherty of Goder- Choice Cows - 55.00 to
ich averaging 1136 lbs. sold 58.00 with sales to 58.50
for 82.35. ' Good Cows - 52.00 to'
Choice -Heifers - 77.00 to 55.00.
82.00 with sales to 85.75. Canners & Cutters - 48.00
Good Heifers 75.00 to 77.00 to 52.00.
A heifer consigned. by Jack" to 40 lb. pigs traded to a
Flanagan of Dublin weighing high of
1100 lbs. sold for 85.75 with 40 to 50-lb. pigs to a high
his load of 25 heifers of 60.00
averaging 116 lbs. selling for 50 to 60-lb. pigs to a high
the overall price of 83.05. of 66.75.
He is survived by his, wife , the service and Reverend
Sheila, two sons, Robert of Eric LeDrew assisted,
Burlington, Douglas of Honorary pallbearers were.
Charles Procter and Donald
Martin, representing the
Brussels Legion Pipe Band,
Douglas Drysdale, Verdun,
P.Q. and Dr. C,C. Schofield
of .,Newmarket, Pallbearers
were Judge John Pringle,
Simcoe; Ross Procter,
Belgrave; James McKinney,
November 20 and the Legion Burlington; Fred Swann,
Memorial Service was Dundas; Jack O'Brien, Fort
conducted by , the Legion Erie and Howard Martin,
Padre, Reverend . Eric Brussels.
LeDrew. Jim McLean of the
The funeral, service was Brussels Legion Pipe Band,
,held in Wellington Square piped the lament at " the
United Church, Burlington, conclusion, of the service. A
where he had been a long- reception was held for family
time member,. on Friday: and ,friends in the McMillan „.
afternoon, NOvember '21' Rooni''of \Wellington .,Square,
with creinationto follow, Dr. United Church following the
Hugh, Pritchard officiated at service. '
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BRUSSELS MONKTON
(Hamilton) for 23' years in the
Electronics Divisions
travelling extensively
overseas.
In 1973, the Richards
purchased their farm in Grey
Township and commenced
farming full-time in 1975.
Wendall was a drummer
with the Brussels Legion
Pipe Band and was alsO the
drum instructor. He attended.
Mayflower. Wendall grew up Brussels United Church, was
in. Montreal, 'PA). • and ' a member" of the Board of
following service in the Stewards from 1977 to 1979
RCAF, attended. McGill and also taught the Senior
University, where Sunday. School classes there,
gradu ,ated in 1948 with a fie ,particpated in ,theatre
'Bachelor of Science in Productions for the Grey
Mathematics and Physics. Central Home' and School
became a .Canadian :,Association and • was
citizen in 1952 and .movedh Associated Bodmin Ltd,
Burlington, Ontario in 1953. in their purebred hog
Her,,w0s, employed with' breeding • and . selling.
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WENDALLIRICHARDS
Wendall Bond. Richards. of
, Brussels, died
suddenly at his farm home on
Tuesday, November 18,
1980.
Born in Northampton,
Massathusetts, 'U.S.A., he
was a descendant of the,
Fathers who
travelled to America on *the
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Guelph and several nieces
and nephews. He was
predeceased by his parents,, •
and his brother, Reese,
formerly of Chatham.
Visitation took place at
Watts Funeral Home,
Brussels on Thursday,