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38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
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39. CARD -OF --THANKS
COOK '
I would like• to thank Doctors Rodney, Malkus;
. nurses and the entire staff of Seaforth Comm.
Hospital for the kindness and care during my
slay in the hospital. Thanks also to friends and
family for the lovely floral arrangements, cards,
treats and 'especially the visits to cheer me up:
Special thanks to Moni and Cheryl for helping at
home, Also to Jack 13 and Bonnie G. for the unex-
pected surprise in my room'when.' returned from
O.R. You' sure. had me wondering for awhile (hal .
hal): Everything was greatly appreciated: Rose
Cook. 39.19.1
. LINDEMANN '
A very special thank you to Dr. Rodney,
'nurses . and staff at Seaforth .Community
-Hospital for the care, kindness, concern and
understanding, a special thanks to Ellen,
Everything was very much. appreciated. Inge
Lindemann: 39.19x1.
CALDWELL
Barb and Amber wish to thank Dr, D. Allan
and Dr. E. Malkus and nurses' and staff at both
Stratford and'Seaforth hospitals for their care
'during our hospital stay, S- ecial thanks to
Grandma and Grandpa Doig and Josie and
Grandma and Grandpa Caldwell for taking
good care of Brittany. 39.19.1
McLlwain ..
1 would like to thank Dr. Rodney, Dr. Malkus
and all the nurses for being so kind and caring
during my stay in Seaforth Hospital, Thanks to
all who .sent cards and gifts since I have
returned home. Thanks also to my family for
being so concerned. Cheryl McLlwain,
39-19x1
40. IN MEMORIAM
'GLANVILLE'
In:loving memory of our son and brother John -
Boy: •
You left'a beautiful memory,
And a sorrow too great to be told
But to us who loved andlost you
Your memory will never grow old.• , •
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Les, Cathy, Veronica and Doris.
41. PERSONAL
OVERWEIGH17 r I lose weight without dteltng
while I sleep: Call about Colored 482.5647.
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42. ENGAGEMENTS
FERFOLJA-JORDAN'
Mrs. Bernadette•Jordan.of Mitchell Is pleased
to announce the forth'comjng marriage of her
daughter Pauline. Mary to Aloiz Louie Ferfolja,
son of Mr: and Mrs, Ciril Ferfolja of Kitchener.
The wedding will take ,place Saturday,: May
30; 1987 at 3 p.m. at St. Joseph's Roman.
Catholic Church, Stratford, Ontario. 42-19x1
JOHNSTON -GARROW
Lorne •and Geraldine Dale (Johnston) of RR
No. 4 Clinton' are pleased to announce the for-
_ thconiing marriage of her daughter Karen An.n
Johnston to David Paul'Garrow, son of Lorne
and Blossom Garrow of -Clinton on Saturday,
June 6,. 1987 at 7 p.m. in,Londesboro United
Church. Open reception to follow. in Blyth.
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SCHENK -
We would like to give special thanks to Dr:""'
Malkus and the nursing staff at Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital for their excellent care and to
Dr. Allan and the. nursing staff "al Stratford
General, Your advice and special attention
were very much appreciated: Also to all the
people who visited and sent flowers and gifts.
And last but never forgotten, our wonderful
lamily who were always there when you need-
ed them. P.S. Thanks for the stroller! Always
Remembered and appreciated. Love Gary,
Audrey and Joel. , 39-19x1
. BEDARD
I would like to thank my relatives, friends and .
neighbours for their visits, cards and treats
while I was a patient in University Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr, Rodney and the staff of
University hospital. Lloyd Bedard. ,39-19x1
HOGGARTH
The !amity of the late Elizabeth (Bess) Hog-
garth wish to express their sincere thanks to
relatives. friends and neighbours for their kind
support, floral tributes, charitable donations
and cards. Special thanks to Rev, James Van
Slyke, the pallbearers, flower bearers.
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home and the ladies
of the U.C.W. at Northside United Church. We
also appreciated the gifts of food at our home
by our neighbours and friends. 'We would like
to thank Dr. Malkus and nurses at Seaforth
Community Hospital, also Dr. Linton and Dr.
Jeunikar and the nurses on second floor east
at Victoria Hospital and Drs. Dar and Lee and
the nurses on six floor east. We also extend
aur thanks to all those that helped in any way.
Your kindnesses will always be remembered.
Lloyd Hoggarth and family, Tom Ciuff, Ruth
Clulf and Jean Aubry. 39.19x1
RYAN
We wish to thank our friends, neighbours and
relatives for making our 80th Wedding An-
niversary such a memorable occasion. We ex-
tend a special thank you to our family fpr their
arranging and participating in our Mass of
Thanksgiving and for organizing such an en --
pliable evening. Thank yet to everyone for
their lovely cards, gifts, masses, floral ar-
rangements and best wishes. Your
thoughtfulness will always be remembered.
Joe and Rita Ryan 39.19.1
10 YEAR REUNION - Approximately 109 members of the. Grade
12 class which graduated from 'the Seaforth District High School
in 197Z,'returned home Saturday to attend a 10 year reunion, The
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'eve'nt, which was held -at the Seafprtll• Legion', saw a lot of people
;reminscing as -well as catching up: „ , Mcllwraith photo. •
ows and pigs sell higher at market
• The market at Brussels Stockyards trad-
ed actively at record prices on 'all classes of
finished cattle. Cows and pigs sold higher.
There were 696 cattle and 431 pigs, on offer,
Choice Steers,' 96.00 to 102.08 with a sale to
1.11,75.•
Good Steers, 91,00 to 96.00
A steer consigned' by Cliff Campbell 'of
R,R. 5, .Stratford weighing 1060 lbs. topped
the market at 111.75 with his lot of 4 steers'
averaging 1110 lbs. -selling, for 109.45. • •
A steer consigned by Hammond Bros. of
R,R: 1, Monkton weighing 1000 lbs, sold for
109.50;
Penny. Sa
The Hospital Auxiliary's, Penny Sale was a
success again ,this year., Winners as listed
Member below should contact •a ember of the Aux-
iliary for further details about plies. All win-'
ners are from Seaforth, unless 'stated'
otherwise. .
Tricycle, Shirley Laverty; 2 Towels .& Face
Cloths; Marie Dalrymple, Pictures, Jeannine
Jefferson; Fishing Pole, Isabel Batten,
Monkton; Toy Building Set, 8. McClure;' Case
of Coke, R. Visser; Cat Food, H. Lane; Honey,
--Bob Litt; 3 Tubes of Grease,' L. Nolen;
Sweater, Don Kernrghan, R.R. 4 Monkton; 5
Bottles Engine 011; Susan McLachlan, R.R. 3
Kippen, Hand Saw, John Tabbert; Dog Food,
Don McChnchey, Hensall; 2 Dishes, Betty
Hulley; Caulking & Pencils, J Preszcator,
Londesboro: Hand Cleaner. E. Southgate;
Ruler, N. Vander Pryt, R R. 2 Dublin, Pillow
Cases, R Laing, R.R. 2 Staffs, Paper Pro-
ducts, Isabel Hunt; Slippers: Agnes Etue; Pen
Set; Barbara Glanville, R.R. 1 Walton; Door
Chimes, Bill Brown Sr, Egmondville; Floral Ar-
rangement, Norman East, Cap, Labelle Mac-
Donald, London; Thermos. Johanna Good-
man: Case of Pepsi, Verne Dolmage, Salad -
Set, Evelyn Burgess. Vanastra; Motor Oil,
William Kelly; Cat Food, Brenda Jissome;
Radio. Trevor McLean, Teddy Bear, Julie
Backerl, Brush & Scraper, Danny Backers,
4 L Maple Syrup. Heather McKercher, R R
1''Dublin, Vase, Joyce Lee, Cap, Brad Ische.
R R 5 Stratford, Smoke Alarm. Dolmages,
3 pc Scissor Set Janice Virschuere, Flower
Pot, Clara Ducharrne. 1 L Verathane, Erma
Price, Walton; 3 Tubes Grease, Maureen
Wildfong. ruler, Joe Cusach, Case of Pepsi.
Phil Hoggarth; Honey. Helen McLaughlin; 5 -
500 M bottles Engine Oil, Colleen Ryan; Col-
ogne Spray & Lotion Set, Florence Kay, Paper
Products, Mrs C. Dorssers. Pillow Cases,
Shelly Lamont, Pencil Sharpener, John Col
amen, Bowl Cleaner, Hilda Austin; Case of
Brange Pop, Donald J. Dale, Bath Seal,
erard Ryan. Brake Fluid. John Tabbert,
Flashlight, Monique Vantyghem; Pen Set,
Cathy Laderty; Ruler, Cindy Maloney, R.R. 1
Dublin, Child's Lawn Chair. Donna O'Connell,
Zurich, Groceries, Michelle Etue; Pour, Laura
Murray; Pictures. Ann Wild, Goderich; First
Ad Kit, Brian Dale; Tumblers, Phil Hoggarth;
Stapler, Cathy Laverty; Child's Seam Trainer,
David McLean, Clinton, Case of Pepsi, Susan
Armstrong, R R 5 Clinton; Windshield
Washer, Isabel Pohl; 5 500' M bottles
Engine Oil, Muriel McClure, Walton; Glasses.
Jessica Mennell; Sun Glasses, Ruth Stewart;
Toy Tractor, Kimberly Jewett, Digital Clock,
Doris Ryan, Picture • Frame,.. Lorre Van
Wyosbede, Mint Gym, Helena Feeney, Dublin;
Cap, Lew Coyne; Floral Arrangement, Marilyn
Dale: Toy Building Set, Elizabeth Scott; Folding
Fence, . B Box, Sugar,' A. Malcolm; 2
Bath Sheets, M Ungarian; Overnwere
e results
(Microwave), C. Coombs, Egmondville; Radio, .
M. Dale; Dog Food, M Bennett Ceramic
Bamhi, K. Cuthill; Flashlight, E.'Olde, Clinton;'
Atlas, Joanne Jewitt; Avon, P. Troutbedk; 5
bottles Engine Oil, C. Wood; Honey, W. Stoll;
Staffa; Coffee Butler, N. Wyell, Ottawa,'
Motor Oil, P. Aldwinkie, Varna; i.ewn Chair, A. .
Reid, Final Glaze, Mrs. C. Dorssers; Cat Food, •
Stephen Eckert Sr„ Egrnondville; Musical Ted-
dy Bear, Alice Nixon; Honey, Derek Maloney,
R.R 1 Dublin; Grocies, Melisia Blake, R.R. 2
Brussels; Badminton Set; Alan Burdge, -
Brucefield , Case of -Coke, Betty Leonhardt,
Homemade Shoes from India, Margaret Ben-
nett, Oil Change, Filter, Grease Job, Dianne
Moro; Wash, Cut Blow Dry or Set, Anne Sills;
Dinner for 2, Brian Dale, $7 00'Baking, Doug
Schroeder; Book of Stamps - Value $3.60,
Lauren Oliver; Lub, Filter & Grease Job, Joyce •
Lee, 5 Silver Dollars, Jeff Hoelscher, 4 lbs. '
Margarine, Margaret Cuthill; 1 Shampoo &
Set, Ethel Haist; 2 Uncle Jack's Fish & Chips,
Lew Coyne; 4 lbs. Margarine, Gwen Patter-
son, Car Wash, Bill Brown Sr, Egmondville:
2'% Dozen Eggs; Betty Walker, One Man s.
Haircut, .Leta McCowan, Book of Stamps -
$3.60. Matthew • McGrath, Egmondville;
$5 00 Voucher. Dorothy MacLennan, One
Man's Haircut & Shampoo, Thelina Coombs.
3 Games of Open Bowling, Tracy Nash;
$10 00, Terry Ward, Monkton, 4 lbs
Margarine, Harvey McClure; 1 Large Pizza,
Minna Scott. 2 Smorgasbord Dinners Value
$10 00. Donelda'Flynn, Clinton; 3 Games of
Open .Bowling, Norma Steele, 4 lbs
Margarine, Jean Stewart, 1 Large Special
Pizza, Jeff Hoelscher, Vaccination for Cat
Value $23.00, Jean Pinder; One Man's Suit
or One Ladies' Dress Dry Cleaning, Margaret
Ungarian, 1 Portrait Value $5000. Carrie
Cleave, Vaccination for Dog • Value $28.00,
Dianne Mero; 1 Ladies' Shampoo & Cut. Bet-
ty Walker. 4 lbs Margarine, Sherry Tunney;
Free Process 12 Exposure Film, M. Jean
Pethick, 1 Year Subscription, Ann Laycox, 2
Dinners Special Value $1000, Mary
Stapleton, Dublin, 4 lbs Margarine. Eileen
Malone, Book of Stamps • Value 83.60, Lulu
Watson, $5 00 Gift Certificate, Jane Rum-
mer, $12 00 Gift Certificate, Betty Tiley; 2'
Dozen Eggs. Vera Waist. 4 lbs. Margarine, Joy
McCowan, R.R 4 Walton; $10.00 Gift Cer•
tificate. Dons McClure: 1 Large PIzze - 3 Top-
pings; Dorothy Webster, $10 00 Gift Cer
tificate, Lucy Kenny. 4 lbs Margarine, Joan
Addison, $10.00 Gift Certificate, Jeff
Hoelscher; Gift Certificate 1 pr Men's Shoes,
Lois Moore, Egmondviite; $10 00 Gift Cer-
tificate. Lauren Regale, R.R 1 Dublin; Book
of Stamps Value $3 60, George Hildebrand;
4 lbs Margarine, Bartiara Cook; $5.00 Gift
Certificate, Mrs. Stewart Dale, Clinton;
Ladies' Shampoo & Set. Helen Cannell, Wash,
Cut. BlawDry; Bettery Felker, Cake, Elizabeth
D'eJong.
BEUERMAN
The Alfred Beuerman fancily would Oke to offer
sincere thanks to relatives, neighbours and
friends for the help offered and received.
Thanks to the choir of St, Peter's Church, to
Rev. A. Horst for visits and prayers, the
E.L.W. for providing the lovely lunch, for floral
tributes and memorial cards. Thanks to Or. J:
Underwded and the V.O.N. Nurses, and the
Whitney-Ribey and,
Horne. The concern
and caring. expressed during the peat few
months was greatly appreciated. Melinda
Beuerrnan'and family, • 39.19x1 •
ROWAT
'Lloyd Rowat and his family sincerely thank all
those who expressed their sympathy by s'en-
din'g flowers, donating 10 Charities, and Sen-
ding cards and letters. We' also thank all those
who expressed their condolences durittg the
visiting hours and tiie funeral of our dear wife
and mother Leone Rowat, We also sincerely
thank Dir. Rodney mild the nurses et the
Seafort1i Community hospital for their Spatial
care, kindness and support during her long il-
lness prior to her passin'g. 39'-19x1
40. IN MEMORIAM
i
• MILLER
to loving memory of a dear Mother-in-law, grand -
Mother and great grandmother,Jean Miller who
passed away one year ago May 16, 1986.
Metneele"s are like threads et gold
They never tarnish or grow old
Today, torho'rro'w our whole life through
We will always love and remember you.
Always remembered by D'o'ris, Ron, Gretta,
Dianne and fettlllias. 4o-19- i
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QUALITY PRODUCTS * QUALITY INSTALLATION
Ten steers consigned by Keith Johnston of
R,R. 2,13luevale averaging 1217 lbs. sold for
an overall price of 102.07 with a sale at
.108.75. '
Twelve steers consigned by Jim' Hayden
of R.R. 3, Goderich averaging 1317 lbs. sold
for. an overall -price of 101.00 with a sale to
107.25.
Fourteen steers consigned by Jack Shell
of R.R. 3, Wingham averaging 1148Ibs,.sold
for an overall price of 102.49 with a sale to'
106:00.
Six steers consigned by Howard Ryan of
R;R. 1, Bluevale averaging 1327 lbs. sold for
99.25 with sales to 100.75. •
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Five steers consigned by Harold McClin-
chey, of R.R. 1, Auburn weighing 1008 lbs.
sold for 98.60.
Ten steers consigned' by Tom & Roger
Moore of R.R. 4, Goderich averaging 1221
lbs, sold for an overall price of 97.74.
Sixteen steers consigned by Lorne Eadie
of R.R. 1; Holyroad averaging 1267 lbs. sold
for an overall price of 97,59 with a sale to
'•105.50.
Fourteen steers consigned by Bill Sander-
son of R.R. 1, Bluevale averaging 1262 lbs.
' sold for 96.80.
Eight steers consigned by Jack Milligan
of R.R. 1,'Hanover averaging 1198 lbs. sold
for an overall price of 96.68 with a sale to
100.50. •
Twenty-one steers' consigned by Maple
Ridge Farms of R.R. 5, Brussels averaging
1259 lbs, sold for. an overall price of 96.29
with sales to 100.35.
Six steers consigned by John Thornton of
R.R. 1, Gorrie averaging 1273 lbs; sold for an
overall price of 96.22.
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SEAFORTH BOY SCOUTS
wish to thank all their sponsors for
helping to make our fish derby 'a
huge success. Thanks also to Terry
Tayor of Dixie Lee who generously
donated subs and pop for all the
hungry fishermen. Everything was
• greatly appreciated.
-Choice Exotic Heifers, 95.00 to 100.00 with
a sale to•106.50.
Choice White -Faced Heifers - 89.00 to 94:00
Seven heifers consigned .by Tom Kerr of
.R.R. 3, ;Palmerston averaging 1113 lbs. sold
for an overall price of 95.75 with a sate to
106.50.
Four heifers consigned by Frank Lippert
of Chepstow, averaging' 1108 lbs. sold for an
overall price of 104.20 with a :sale. to 105-.50.
Eleven 'heifers consigned by Harold &
Gary 'Bell of R.R. 1, Wroxeter averaging
1170 lbs. sold for en overall price of 97.53 -
with a sale to 105.75.
Two heifers' consigned by Cliff Campbell
of R.R. 5,. Stratford. averaging 910 lbs. sold
for 103:90.
Eight heifers consigned by James Stock of
' R.R.5, Stratford averaging 9631 lbs. sold for
an overall price of 9114 with sales to 99.50.
Eight heifers consigned by James Stock of
R.R. 5, Stratford averaging 9631 lbs. sold for
an overall price of 96.14 with sales to 99.50.
A heifer consigned by Mervin Smith of
R.R. 1, Walton weighing 1290 lbs: sold for
98.00. '
Nine heifers consigned by Howard Ballan-
tyne of R.R. 3, Stratford averaging 1042 lbs.
sold for °an overall price of 93.89 with a'sale
to 99.50.
A heifer consigned by Frank Dolmage of
R,R. 1, Seaforth 'weighing 1090 lbs. sold for
94.00.
Four hereford heifers consigned bjr Ron
Gordon of R.R. 2, Blyth averaging 1015 lbs.
sold for an overall price of 92.75 with a sale
at 96.75.
Seven heifers consigned by Paul & Norval
Faust of FIR. 2, Port Elgin averaging 1081
lbs. sold for 9130.
Choice Cows - 63.00 to 68.00 with a sale to
72:00
Good Cows - 58.00 to 63.00
Canners & Cutters - 54,00 to 58.00
30 to 40 Ib. pigs traded to a high of $1.36 per
lb.; 40 to 50 lb. pigs to a high of $1.30; 50 to 60
lb. pigs to a high of $L28; 60 to 70 Ib. pigs to a
high of $1.16. - -
Please remember the Special Stocker &
Feeder Sale at Brussels Stockyards this
Tues., May 12th at 1:30 p.m. with approx-
imately 1000 head on offer. To consign cat-
tle, please phone 887.646L'
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