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39. CARO OF THANKS
HEMINGW AY
I wish to thank my friends and neighbors and
relatives for flowers and expressions of
sympathy to me at the time of the sudden
passing of my mother, Viola Hemingway.
Thanks to Dr. Malkus, Dr. Underwood,
nurses of Seafortt Hospital, Rev. Charles
Carpentier,
earers 1eW Watts FunerallHomes and too he
W . C. W . ladies who served lunch at the
church. I shall always remember your
kindness, Morris Hemingway
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JACKSON
To all our friends and neighbors a very
heartfelt thanks for your lovely gifts, cards,
and attendance on our 50th Anniversary. You
made our day extra special. Another of life's
special memories.
W allace and Estella Jackson
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The Seaforth Volunteer Firemen would like to
thank all the early risers who supported the
First Annual Firemen's Breakfast, on Tues-
day,it sulHope to seet and ayou all backthe
n next year.
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140. IN MEMORIAM
11ILDEBRAND: In loving memory of my dear
husband, Gordon, who passed away 1 year
ago, July 8, 1985.
The days we shared together,
Are the memories I hold dear,
And the happiness you gave to me
Keep you forever near,
You meant so much tome
There is nothing I can say,
To tell the grief that's in my heart
As I think of you today,
I have lost my soul's companion,
A life linked to my own,
And day by day I miss you more
As I walk through life alone,
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why some things have got to be,
But in his wisdom God has planned
Beyond our power to see,
Preciousrmemoriries laned ahn°dltrue, you
In my heart you live forever
Beu.
cause
missed by yours lovk ing worlde Verona.
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40. IN MEMORIAM
NASH: Treasured memories
our
away andsd
brother, Danny, who
suddenly July 11, 1981.
It's now five years since God called you home
son
You had a special smile
A special face
A part of our family
We can never replace
Loved with a love beyond all telling
Missed with a grief beyond all teyby
tears.
Loand
Mom�and rememberedGary, sobbyand Tamara
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NASH: In loving memory of a dear brother,
Danny, who left us suddenly on July 11, 1981.
W e think of you in silence
And often speak your name
But all we have are memories
And your picture in a frame.
Your end came fast and sudden
No time to say goodbye
You were gone before he knew it
W e wind ll think of you forever
W e love and miss you so
Our hearts still ache with sadness
Our silent tears still flow
For what it means to lose
No one will ever know.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed
s0 d by
Gary and Audrey Schenk.
Are you over 60 or turning 71
before December 31, 1986?
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42. ENGAGEMENTS
REG ELE-WILL1AMSON
Ken and Anne W illiamson of W alton are
pleased to announce the forthconungg mar -
nage of their daughter Carol Anne to Charles
s
Thomas Regele, son of Harry
and Lue
Regele of Dublin. W edding to take place on
Churcyh,luBrussels86 Ontariomatro7:00e Catholic p.m.
Reception to follow
Centre, Brussels,, ,Morris
and Grey Community
Ontario, 42-28-1
and uncle! DDanny,, who Dbrother
left us suddenly
years ago today, July 11, 1981.
W e cannot bring back the good days, Danny,
When we were all together,
But loving thoughts and memories
Will stay with LIS forever:"
God took you from us quickly
No chance to say goodbye
1 think of you so often
You weren't only my brother and uncle.
But one swell guy.
Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by
Marie 'Therese, Lawrence, Carrie and Andrea
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CABRICK- DORSEY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dorsey, Dublin are
pleased to announce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter; Judithann to
Kenneth Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
take place in St. Josephs Church. The , Sting will
atford,
Saturday, July 19, 1986 at 5 p.m. 42-28x1
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MRS. CECINA RYAN
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Gerard and Cathy (Murray) Landry and son
Nicolas Andrew of Yellowknife, North W est
Territories, and Joanne Ares and daughter of
Edmonton, Alberta are vacationing with their
parents Tom and Maddie Murray.
Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor is visiting
with her mother Mary Moylan. •
Catherine Ann Miller of Strathroy spent
last week with her father Joe A. Lane and
brother Frank.
Frank and Debbie Claessens and baby of
Milton visited on the weekend with Matt and
Martha Claessens. . •
Several people from the St. Columban and
Dublin area attended the wedding reception
for Mary Smith and Michael Blake on
Friday, July 4 at the •Seaforth and District
Community Centres. Mary is the daughter of
Russel and Rita Smith of R.R. 1, Dublin and
Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Blake of Brussels. Michael and Mary were
married by Fr. Carrigan at St. Patrick's
Church, Dublin.
Alphonse and Annie Cronin and Bob and
Theresa Admans
Shrine, spent Monday
at the Martyr's So
Gerry and Karen Ryan hosted a family
get-together at their farm residence on
Sunday afternoon.
Attending the gathering were
Clarence
eny and Ise
and Cecilia Ryan, J.D., Marg,
MacRae of London; Les, Laura and Shannon
Ward of Kitchener; Pat, Carrie, Ryan, Jeff
and Nathan Subject of Kitchener; Don,
Brenda, Matthew, Stephen and David Ryan
of Melbourne; John, Helen, Chris, Michael,
Justin and Shane Warren of St. Walburg,
Saskatchewan; Gerry, Karen, Jason, Aman-
da and Jeremy Ryan; Louise Ryan of
Kitchener; Mary Jo Ryan of Southampton;
Mark Ryan; Debbie Core of Seaforth and
Delaine Cronin of Dublin. In the evening
Gary, Ann and Brent Cronin; Wayne and '
Melita Cronin of Seaforth; Gerard, Cathy and
• Nicolas Landry of Yellowknife and Frank
Nolan visited with the Ryan clan.
The day ended with
evens little 8 -week-old
ride which
everyone enjoyed,
Nicolas Landry.
Visiting with Jim and Janneke Murray,
Morgan and Michelle last week were Anna
Boyle of Kitimat, British Columbia and John,
Anna, and Kristen Van Rooijen of Ancaster.
he Science of
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What makes some eggs brown, others white? Can animal waste be
used to create energy? How can one bull father 50,000 calves?
Where can you fLnd the answers to all of this food for thought?
At The Farm, part of the special FOOD exhibition of the Ontario
Science Centre.
If you're hungry for information about today's high-tech agriculture,
head on down to The Farm any day of the week, from now through
November 2. Call (416) 429-4423 for more information.
TAKE THE FAMILY TO THE FARM
AT THE ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE.
Don Mills Road at Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto.
March 6.November2,1986
Ontari°
Ministry of
Agriculture
arid Food
Cattle market
steady to higher
The market at Brussels Stockyards traded
steady to higher on all lasses of cattle. Cows
were slightly higher and choice feeder pigs
sold steady, the medium kind were easier.
There were 546 cattle and 870 pigs on offer.
Choice Steers - 79.00 to 83.00 with sales to
87.80.
Good Steers - 76.00 to 79.00
Twenty-eight steers consigned by Maple
Emblem Farms of R.R 1 Dungannon
averaging 1181 lbs. sold for anoverall price.of
82.91 with sales to 87.80
Three steers consigned by Andy McMic-
hael of Wroxeter averaging 1067 lbs. sold for
an overall pric e of 85.67
Fifteen steers consigned by M & M Ranch
of Brussels averaging 1315 lbs. sold for an
overallSet s
steers6.00
=signed signed by Jim Taylor
Six
of RR.
3 Wingham averaging 1113 lbs. sold for an
overall price of 81.38
Twelve steers consigned by Bruce Bros. of
Belgrave averaging 1240 lbs. sold for an
overall price of 80.51 with sales to 82.80
Twenty-three steers consigned by Stam
Farms of RR 4 Kincardine averaging 1177
lbs. sold -for an overall price of 80.47 with
sales to 83.75
Three steers consigned by Ron Kestner or
RR. 2 l'ilildmay averaging 1310 lbs. sold for
an overall price of 80.40
Fourteen steers consigned by Glen hn-
ston of RR 2 Bluevale averaging 1199
lbs
sold for an overall price of 80.46
Twenty-five steers consigned by Allan
Edaatof RR 2 Wmuter averaging 1144 lbs.
sold for an overall price of 80.24 with sales to
81.10
Three steers consigned by Blaine Hackwell
of RR 4 Watton averaging 1243 lbs. sold for
an overall price of 79.97 with a sale at 81.25
Fourteen steers consigned by Stanley
Johns of RR 1 Seaforth averaging 1216 lbs.
sold for an overall price of 79.01 with a sale at
80.75
Three hereford steers consigned by Oscar
Keifferof RN. 1 Btuevale averaging 1177 lbs.
sold for 79.35
Choice biotic Heifers • 79.00 to 83.00 with
a sale to 87.75
Choice White -Faced Heifers • 75.00 to
79.00
Nineteen heifers consigned by Ray
66 Mc-
Phail of RR 3 Kerwood averaging s.
sold for an overall price of 83.88 with sales to
87.75
Two fancy heifers consigned by Grant
Jackson of Listowel averaging 1110 lbs. sold
for an overall price of 82. 9
by Harold Mills of
Thirty heifers consign
Granton avetaging992lbs. sold for an overall
price of 81,08 with sales to 84.25
Four heifers consigned by Tia Prior of
Brussels aseragfng970lbs. sold for an overall
price of 81.88
Thirty-three heifers consigned by Bob
Wheeler of Brussels averaging 999 lbs. sold
for an overall price of 80.45 with sales to
82.00
Ten heifers consigned by 9 c Lland sold or
of R.R. 1 Auburn averaging
an overall price of 79.37
Five heifers consignedb05 yGordon soldn far of
RR 1 Auburtr averaging
an
overall price of 79.32
Choice Cows - 55.00 to 59.00 with sales to
66.75
Good Cows - 51.00 to 55.00
Canners & Cutters - 47.00 to 51.00
Pigs under 30 lbs. traded to a high of 51 40
per lb.
30 to 40 -lb pigs traded to a high of $1 31
40 o 50 -lb pigs to a high of $1.20
50 to 60-11). pigs to a bigh of $1.09
60 to 70 -Ib pigs to a high of 51.04
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