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Harold. Featherstone
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FOurteen Hereford 11-6
consigned by J. Wheelcr&.
of Brussels averaging 1012
sold for X9.85 with their 42 he't
averaging 946 lbs,
39Ch4°Oice Cows - 26.00 to 29
with sales to 29.75.
Good Cows - 24.00 to 26,0
30 - 40 lbs. pigs sold'to a high
45.00.
40 to 50 - lbs. pigs to a highs
54,50.
50 to 60 - pigs to a high
58.00.
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GREY CENTRAL GRADS — It Was the big night_ for
grade eight students at Grey Central in Ethel last
Wednesday night when they had graduation
ceremonies. In the top photo are girls, from left:
Back, Btinnie McKay, -Lia Visser, Teresa Prescott,
Tracy Engel, Christine Bragg, Peggy Sproul, Debbie
Rathwell, Mary Jane Kuepfer, Front , Vicky
Showers, SCF.,ie Lynn, Darlene Dobson, Carol
Harrison, Darlene Baillie, Betty Anne Baker,
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12a. TAE BRUSSELS tiOtt JUNE
Mrs. Mae Engel .
Correspondent
Rev. 1 eel Thomson, Orillia,
:onducted the regular morning
service in Knox Church.
There will be no service during
the month of July.
Mrs. Lytle Gordon with
)-hostesses Miss Susan McKone
end Mr. Howard Gilkes of London
ntertained thirty *four guests .at
ier home. This was the occasion
,1 the annual picnic of the South
‘frican Tour Group of 1969
.ponsored by Mr. Roy Jewell who
fall Mrs.Jewell were present on
lune 20th.
A smorgasbord lunch was
enjoyed. Mr- Goma!! of Stroud, at
ninety-three years young won the
prize for having, the closest
birthday.
Mrs. Audrey Ulch of . Chatham,
.New Brunswick, is holidaying
with her daughter and son-in-law,
M T. and Mrs. Earl Grisdale and
family. .
Mrs. Jack Knight came home
from Seaforth Hospital on Friday,
Little Jennifer Vanass is home
from Wingharn Hospital.
Going on the btiS trip to
Toronto on Monday, June 21,
From this area were Mrs. Lylle
Gordon, Mrs. Stanley Fischer,
Wendy Adams, Brenda Campbell.
In the lower photo are the boys. Back, Luke van
Donkersgoed, Les Williams, Arnold den . Dekker,
Greg Lichti,• Greg Fraser, Paul, Dekker, Steven
Rathwell, Maurice Beirnes, Front, Gerald Adair,
Bruce Mann, David Smith, Larry Cardiff, Bill
Willoughby, Glenn Garrity, Chuck . Lynn. Absent -
Dennis Dobson, Bob Patrick, Murray Hall.
• (Photo by Langlois)
Listowel. Memorial Hospital
where he underwent surgery On
Friday..
Mr. and Mrs.. Wayne Robeas
and children, Oakville. are
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. John Schnock.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Guelph.
and Mrs. • Wm: Dodswcll,
Harriston, visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith
and family.
Mrs. Earl Dunn. Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler. Mrs: Calvin Camertin,
Mrs. Mac Engel' and froin
BrusSels Mrs. Claire Long and
Mrs. Sam Burgess. This trip was
arranged by the Stratford .
Presbyterial and two buses left
from Monkton with drivers Jack
Smith and Ralph Adams. It was a
most interesting and rewarding
experience for everyone.
Alek •Canieron is a patient in
Enjoy Toronto bus trip
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