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BAUSSELS POSt NOVEMBER 26, 1061
Brussels Stockyard Report
Requests for trees up
According to the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority
newsletter, the Resources.
Technician has completed the
processing of tree applications for
this year's,Reforestation
Extension Program. The
Authority has received requests
for 50,000 trees, a substantial
increase over the 43,000 planted
through last year's program.
Development plans have been
completed for a new camping
area at the Falls Reserve
Conservation Area near
Benmiller. Some of the work will
be done this fall to accommodate
79 additional campsites supplied
with water and hydro, outlets.
MUCA expects that the project
will be completed in 1976.
Senior Administrative staff'and
Authority members attended the
Biennial Tour which was centered
this year in the Eastern Ontario
Authorities region. .The tour
began at the Metro Toronto,
Region Conservation Authoiity
and followed a route through,
Kingston, Cornwall and Ottawa.
Authority staff supervised the
planting of school yard arboretum
at the Turnberry Central School,
near Wingham, and the Grey,
Township Central School at Ethel.
The elementary school students
were introduced to proper
mechanical and hand planting
techniques as they planted some
200 trees, including 35 different
species. These arboretums will
serve as study areas for future
lessons.
The Authoiity field staff are
presently landscaping around the
new picnic pavilion at the
Galbraith Conservation Area.
Other projects currently being
done include: gabion and:
clean-up work around the weir in
Harriston, installation of a new
bridge at the Wawanosh Valley
Conservation Area; and general
grounds improvements at Falls
Reserve.
Budget preparations for 1976
are well underway. The major
items under consideration are
Administrative, Water
Management, Conservation
Areas, Conservation Services and
Maintenance programs and costs.
The final draft of the 1976 budget
will • be presented by the full
Authority membership sometime
during December 1975.
Comments have been
submitted on all severance,
drainage and sub-division
applications received.
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Sir Martin Frobisher entered
the bay that now bears his name
on August 11, 1576.
The market at Brussels Stock-
yards last Friday was uneven with
a light supply of fat cattle and a
hear y offering of stockers. All
classes of pigs traded' at strong
prices.
Choice Steers, 46.00 to 48.00
with sales to• 48.30. Good Steers
44.00 to 46.00. Three steers
consigned by Wm. J. McWhinney
of R.R. 6, Goderich averaging
1173 lbs. sold for 48.30
A steer consigned by Joe
Zettler of R.R. 4, Hanover,
weighing 1050, lbs. sold for 47.75
with ' his package of 6 • steers
averaging 1022 lbs. selling foi
47.40. Nine steers consigned by
Ross Henderson of R.R. 1,
Listowel averaging 1033 lbs. sold.
for 47.00. A steer consigned by
James McEwen of Hensall, weigh-
ing 1070 lbs. sold for 46.75. t
Choice Heifers 41.00 to 43.00 with
sales to 43.90. Good Heifers 39.00
to 41.00. Fourteen heifers- con-
signed by John Wheeler and Son
of Brussels. averaging 929 lbs.
sold for 43.90 with their offering
of 48 heifers averaging 900 lbs.
selling for an overall price of
41.57.
,.heifers consigned by Wnli,J.
MCWhinney of R.R. 6, Goderich,
averaging 980 lbs. sold for/11.00
Six heifers consigned by Aaron
Jantzi of R.R.1, Dublin, averag.
ing 785 lbs. sold for 40.63. Four
heifers consigned by Arnold
Cdmpbell of R.R. 7, Liicknow
averaging 772 lbs sold for '40.00.
Choice Cows 22.00 to 24.00 with
sales to 27.25. Good Cows 19.00
to.P2il,g.'s00. 30
to 40 lb. pigs sold to a
high of 53.50.40 to 50 lb. pigs to a
high of 65.85. 50 to 60 lb pigs to a
high of 71.50. 60 to 70 lb. pigs to a
high of 74.75.
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