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Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
What a blessing the
rain came this week!' We
are certainly fortunate and
hope the folks in Paisley
and Tara got some too.
With the rain some people
apparently have caught
some big fish in the
Sahnon Derby. Way togo
Wayne!
Wilda Thompson and
Donna Yoting attended the
Alexandra and Marine
Hospital Retiree's picnic
in Godertr ch at the home of
Etta Belle Bradley recent-
ly.
Congratulations to '
Marjorie Brooks on her
75th birthday. A party was
held', in her honor at the
home of .her daughter,
Linda Beishuizhen• on
Monday last week. -
June and Earl Elliott
travelled to Janice and
Steve Elliott's at Blind
River this weekend for a
family picnic.
Visiting recently with
Anne McCosh and; Mary
Anne Kukoly were
Margaret and Stewart
Lane .of Lucknow, Isabel
SOOEflICH 524 7811
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Congratulations to
Esther and Alvin:
Blackwell of Goderich,
formerly residents .of the
Southline, who celebrated
their 50th wedding
anniversary July 17.
Kimberly and Richard
Wagner of Timmins visit-
ed last week with their
grandparents Wilda and
Harvey Thompson also
grandma Myrtle.
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wvrwmis;ca( LISTINGS
WANTED
PAUL ZiNN
520-2411
60 ACRES; - New bungalow, 35
weaned hog bam. •
HAVELOCK - 3 bedroom:, 12,
,baths, completely renovated
$74,800. •
10 ACRES' - KioI ss Twp,, 2
bedroom, 5kIniceiy,.treed.
$79,900. •
ELGIN4T '• Raisedbungalow,
garage, $144,900.
4.5 ACRES Building tot; Kinloss,
3/4 ACRE • building lot, serviCed,
Inglis St. $35,000: • •
RETAIL STORE .+. With 2
bedroom atiartmant. Excgllent,
condition, $99,900,
•AUBUIN - Three bedroom house
plus extra lot with •24" X. 30' shop.
Reduced' to $61,900.
BUNGALOW - With carport, 3
bedrooms, oil heat. Havelock Si.
Reduced to $54,900.
BRICK HOME • 5 bedroom, 1.4
'acre country, lot: Now $99,000.
OUTRAN St 3 bedrooms, large
treed lot, newer, kitchen & family.
room. $79,900, .
100 ACRES - Stone house, barn,
shed, 65 workable, 3 ponds..
Kinloss'Twp.
2 ACRES -:4 bedroom, home, 281`,
x 48'- shed, 120' k 30' 'barn'tjear
Port Albert. $114,900.
HAVELOCK ST - Attached homa.
with double garage. 585,000 '
6 BEDROOM house, attached,
3 bay garage Bob St $414,900,
1.5 ACRES .with .crea 3
bedrooms,' 16' x 24' shed.
$69,900. `
BRICK 6 U • apartment
t;ompiex,.1$1 units, Good
long term Inve$tment $235,000
$66,500 • 1,acre-lot, 4. bedroom
home egg? of t,uekaow. ' .
YEAR :.ROUND.HOM5 - oh Nine -
Mile' .river, .x bedrooms,
wood/propane heat. . Nice
workshop, 586,500 •
137 ACRES. - East. Wawanosh,
rerpodeled 3 bedroom brick:
large beef barn; $319,000.
00 ACRES - 60 workable,, East
Wawanosh..
• LISTINGS WANTED
wommiganswasimesimmap
Environmentalists.
Mart Here..
MacDonald and Rick of
Kincardine, Tammy and
Paul Cunliffe of Etobicoke
also visited this week.
Wilda and Harvey spent
the weekend in
Mississauga with Wray
and Linda Thompson.
Congratulations to
Lucas Thacker who
recently,won a scholarship
from CyaniMid Ontario
Corn Producers in their
essay contest!
Participating in the,
Gencor Challenge from
the .Ripley Dairy Club
were Christina and
Carmen Farrell and
Carolyn, Janet and David
Eicloneyer of Kincardine
Dairy Club. This weekend
Munkers of the Ripley
Beef Club -, Matt Farrell,
Gerd Palmer, Annika
Rear, Matthew Scott,
Richard and Andrew
Peeples and Kathryn,
Kevin and Michael Bridge
of Tiverton were in
Stratford, for the Gencor,
Beef Challenge.
On Wednesday evening
at the . Grey Bruce 4-11
Judging Competition sev-
eral local- 4-BB'ers placed
well in their classes. In
Novice class Tom
Whytock was 10th" and.
Chase Smith was sixth
place. Intermediate level
Heather Oeerstma was
ninth place, and also 'high
est life skills reasons judge
and Jamie Farrell was sec-
ond intermediate judge. At,
Senior level Christina
Farrell was ninth and
Annika Rear was sixth.
Ripley Dairy Club. met
at the home of Kathryn
Bridge on Monday
evening. Members judged.
heifers and hay and
prat iced showing beef
heifers and sheep,
Happy. 60th wedding
anniversary to Henry and
Alice Middelkanmp! Open
house was Thursday after-
nooti.
A benefit evening for
Ed and Daren McGugait
who had lost their barn to
fire was held at the faint
of 'George and Donna
McBride on Saturday
evening. A good crowd
'came to enjoy the enter -
Turn to page 7
Brussels livestock prices
Fed, steers and heifers
were schlagen a steady
trade Gast week at
Brussels..Cews were sell-
ing on a strong demand:
Veal sold' $2 to 5 higher
with heavy Iambs selling
under pressure and lighter
lambs selling. steady. On
Friday the stocker calves
traded $2 to $3 higher,
with theyearliigs trading
oh a ;strong active -market.
There were 208 steers ,
on offer selling from 87.00
to 90.00 to the•high of.
100,00.
• There were 84 • heifers'
on offer selling from 87.00.
to 90.00 tothehigh of
' 96;2.5.
me
Plan
There were 210 cgws
on offer selling DI and P2
55 to 60 to the high of
75.75; D3 50 to 55,00; D4
47 to 50.00.• .
There were 8. bulls on
offer selling 66.,00 to
70.00 to the high of 74.50.
There were 249, veal on
offer sellingry beef: -80.00
tb. 13.0,00; ,Holstein: 70.00
to 90,00; plain holstein:
• 60.00 to 70.00. •'
•Lambs:.; 50 lbs. to 80
' lbs:, 110:00 to '•180:00; 80
to 95 lbs., . 110 00 to
124,00;'95 to'110 lbs.,
102.50 to 110:000.,00:0.'
Sheep; 510.o 17.50.:
Goats: 25 1.57.50.*
iook at
• From page 5
Reducing the nuz ber;of
replacement females to•be
Maintained through the
winter can .increase fall
cash flow and decrease
winter feed costs, Select
heifers with strong. perfor
..mance from proven .cow
familiesand cull below
average performers and'.
heifers from inconsistent'
producers.' Remember, if
you ,are down sizing your
cow sherd. :you won't need
''to keep as many replace -
mem femalo
eplacement•:females as in, previ
ous years,
Awareness could save
lives
The farm is the only
workplace . where children
can. be found at any time
of the day, every day. A,
Farm. Safety Day,; for: chil-
dren'will be held on Aug.
20, at the Mar Women's.
c
Institute School Hall from
9:30:'a,m, to 3;30 p,rtl. for
ages five and .up.:.Luncti;'
and afternoon snack are
provided. All .participants,
get 'a certificate from the
Ontario Farm.`. Safety.
Association.. Safety on. the•
farm is emphasized. No
riders is stressed. Lawn'
Mowers deifio, ; poison:
look alike, gravity grant:
-wagon; CBPP, hydro exhibit -
are some of the activities
pla0ned, Pre -registration
'is retjuested but if you can
come on the 20th, please
do. 'Parents are rlvelconie
to stay. Contact Betty
Ward 534-1999 or Linda
Freiburger $81-0549.
Sponsored; by the Farm
Safety Association with
the helpful'assistance from
Bruce County Federation
of 'Agriculture, W.Z., and,
Gay Lea Foods.