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TEACHER RETIRES—Janet Day of Wingham has retired after teach-
ing for over 20 years at Sacred Heart School A tea Was held in her
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The market at Brussels
Stockyards met 0 good- demand on
the choice steers and heifers with
good steers and heifers selling under
pressure. Steers and heifers traded
$3 to ,4,4 lower and cows traded $2
lower. Pigs• sold under pressure.
There were 327 cattle and 687 pigs on
offer.
CHOICE STEERS–$85 to $89 with
sales to $90.85 ;
GOOD STEERS -482 to $85;
Three steers consigned by Sarah
Wilhelm of RR 1, Walkertcin,
averaging 1,186 pounds, sold for
$90.85 and were purchased by Nor-
wich Packers. Her total offering of
six steers averaged 1,225 and sold
for an overall price of $88.61.
A steer consigned by Don Shiell of
RR 3, Wingham, weighing 1,170, sold
for $89.50, with his total lot of 17
steers averaging 1,287 and selling
for an average price of $86.22.
Fourteen steers consigned by
honor last Sunday at the school. With Mrs. Day is Principal Jim Steff- Maple Emblem Farms of RR 1,
ler. (Straight From the Heart Photo) , Dungannon, averaging 1,121, sold
EARLY BIRD WINNER-.Howick Community Centre Board member
Don King of Fordwich draws the June 22 Early Bird winner in the
board's lottery dance draw. Allan Law of Terra Cotta will receive
$100. Lottery dance tickets are still available from Howick centre
board members.
for an overall price. of $85.88, with
sales to $89.35.
Twenty-six steers consigned by
George Underwood'Farms of. RR 1,
Wingham, averaging 1,337, sold for
an'average price of $84.08 and they
had sales to $89. •
A grey steer consigned by Murray
Johnston of RR 2, Bluevale,
weighing 1,170. pounds, -sold for
$87.75, with his total offering of six
steers averaging 1,248 and selling
for an overall price of $85.99.
Twelve steers consigned by Oscar
Kieffer of RR 1, Wingham,
averaging 1,181, sold for an overall
price of 4.34 with sales to 7.25.
A steer consigned by Cliff Camp-
bell of RR 5, Stratford, weighing
1,100 pounds, sold for $86.25.
Five steers consigned by Keith
Johnston of RR 2, Bluevale,
averaging 1,194, sold for an average
price of 4.29 with sales to $86.25.
Six steers consigned by Frank
Dolmage of RR 1, Seaforth,
averaging 1,070, sold for $84.15 with
sales to $85.75.
CHOICE EXOTIC HEIFERS– $84
to $89 with sales to $93.50;
GOOD HEIFERS -480 to $84;
A heifer consigned by Cliff
Campbell of RR 5, Stratford,
weighing 1,120, sold for $93:50 arid
was purchased by Dorr Brothers of
RR 1, Stoney Creek, while his total
offering of four heifers (averaged
Wingham Branch Library
Between the Pages'
By Carolyn Gauld
"Art is like a border of flowers
along the path of a lifetime."
Ibid.
The Wingham Branch Library will
host an evening of adultstorytelling
with Marion- Dciucette and Arine
Marie Madziak tonight, June 28,
starting at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments
and browsing will follow.
We are pleased to offer children's
cassettes for circulation. There is a
variety of themes, both stories and
music.
Your library , has just received
information from the Ontario
Ministry of Colleges and Univer-
sities about the Ontario Student
Assistance Program. These will be
located in the adult -reference sec-
tion.
Students or "wanderers" will
especially be interested in A World
of Difference, a guide to "off -beat
work, travel and study oppor-
tunities". It may help translate your
ideas into action.
Anyone wanting information
about the Canadian economy might
want to read Understanding the
Canadian Economy — A Problems
Approachto.-Ecogemie
Roy E. George.
For the younger group, they'll love
Mrs. HugginS and Her Hen Hannah
by Lydia Dabcovich. Delightfully
illustrated, it is a perfect bedtime
request.
The Little Lighthousekeeper by
Margaret Joy is an "easy read" for
juniors. It is part of a series of
seaworthy adventures.
1,070 and sol for an ovi1:priceI
$91.66.
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A roan heifer consignedby Rod%
ney Wright of pa 1, cufforft,
weighing, 1,020,--IOld for $86,50 with
his total lot of seven ,heifeys
averaging 954 and selling for an
overall price of $82.49.
A black -white-faced heifer con-
signed by Gordon Dougherty of RR
3, Goderich, weighing 980 pounds,
sold for $85.25.
Five heifers consigned by Ham,
Verbeek of RR •2, Bluelraley
averaging 1,042, sold for an overall
price of $83.43 with sales to $85.75.
A heifer consigned by Clarence ,
Ritchie of Lucknow, weighing 1;130, '
sold for $84-.
CHOICE COWS -456 to $60;
GOOD COWS -45210 $55;
CANNERS & CUTTERS -448 to
$51;
20 to 30 -pound pigs traded to a high
of .86 per pound;
30 to 40 -pound pigs traded to a high
of .72;
40 to 50 -pound pigs traded to tthigh
01.70;
50 to 60 -pound pigs traded to a high
of .67;
60 to 70 -pound pigs traded to a high
of .63;
70 to 80 -pound pigs traded to a high
of ;,
The Brussels.; Stockyards rill '1i
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information please telephone 887-
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And stands about the woodland ride
Wearing white for Eastertide.
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