The Brussels Post, 1977-12-14, Page 21. 9.9
WEEKLY SALE
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EVERY FRIDAY
At 12 Noon (IF'
Phone 887-6461 Brussels, Ont. .1
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Tel. 345-2941
After hours 345-2243 .
Barn washing and
disinfecting
Spraying with ..carbola whitens
and disinfects as it dries. •
Cattle spraying for
and warble
control,
kyard prices steady
'77 Plymouth Volare
I4-door Sedan,' 6 cylinder, •
lAuto4, Power Steering, Radio.
-175 Fury Salon •
4 door, 8 ,automatic, power
f steering & brakes.
'75 Dodge Monaco
4 door Sedan, V8, 'Automatic,
Power Steering and Brakes,
.Radio.
'74 Dodge Monaco'
4 door Sedan, V8, Automatic,
Power SteeringatakesIlladio.
'73 Pontiac LeMans
1 4 door Sedan, V8, Automatic',
Power Steering, Power Brakes
, Radio.
-Braked, Radio.
4 Door Sedan, V8,' Automatic,
. Power Steering & Brakes,
Radio.
'74 Ford Torino .
2 'door Hardtop, V8, Automatic
Power Steering & Brakes,
.
'72 Dodge Monaco
door Hardtop, V8,
)Automatic, Power Steering &
Brakes, Radio.
'72 PlYmouth Fury 11
2 door Hardtop, V8, Automatic
Power Steering , Radio.
'73 Omega
'73 Plymouth Fuiy
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2 door h.t. 8' automatic power
'76 Chrysler Newport steering 8z brakes.
2 door H.T. Fully equipped. 1
75 Oldsmobile Cutlass
77--Chrysler Newyorker 2 door Hardtop, V8,
Brougham Automitic, Power Steering &
4•• 4 doOr hardtop
Fully Equipped. Chevrolet Biscayne
357-3862
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WINGHAM ,ONTARIO
ing 998 lbs. sold for 46.20 with his 21.00 to 23.00.
96 heifers averaging 877 lbs. 30 to 40-1b. pigs traded
selling for an overall price of high of 44.10.
44.90. Choice Cows - 25.00 40 to 50,lb
to 27.00 with sales to 29.25. 49.00.
Good. Cows - 23.00 to 25.00. 50 to-60-1b.
Canners and Cutters - 55.00. a.
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THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 14, 1977 —21
Durand resigns fr
m bean board
ma.
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A long time director on the •
Ontario Bean Producers.
Marketing Board, Phil Durand of
ZUrich, did not qualify for re-
election at Friday's annual
meetingiat Hensall and criticized
the present board for their actions
during the past year.
Mr. Durand commented, "the
board has done very little to
improve marketing conditions.
Many recommendations 'werenot
implemented."
"All major policy decisions
were made to satisfy dealers. We
need strong directors to counter-
act the dealers," he continued.
"There should be more precise
information available from
dealers to the board. We don't
know what dealers have in their
elevators in volume and quality.
Some dealers are buying on their
own account."
"Producers have a challenge.
The government has given us
power under the Marketing
Board, but we must use it
properly. Our policies and
programs must not set up loop-
holes," concluded Mr. Durand.
Mr. Durand was replaced as a
director for Huron by Varna
farmer, Glenn Hayter. Returned
were present directors Bob Allan,
Murray C. rdiff and Joe Miller.
Bob Allan agreed there was
dissention on the board but
added, `;every decision is compli-
cated."
Friday's stoc
A light supply of cattle and pigs
at Brussels Stockyards on Friday
traded at steady prices. There
were 508 cattle and 178 pigs on
offer.
Choice Steers - 48.00 to 50;00
with sales to 50..25... . •
Good Steers, .=,'46.00 to
A steer consigned by. L. & B.
Farms of Wallenstein weighing
1240 lbs. sold for 50.25 with their
32 steers averaging 1164 lbs.
seining for 49.60.
Two steers consigned by Joh n
M. Perrie of Brussels averaging
1175 lbs. sold for 49.90 with his 20
steers averaging 1108 lbs. selling
for 49.20.
Five steers consigned by
George Adams of Wroxeter aver-
aging 1218 lbs. sold for 49.00.
Ten steers consigned by Bob
Emerson of Kincardine averaging
1167 lbs. sold for 48.85 with his 47
steers averaging 1167 lbs. selling
for an overall price of 48.27.
Choice Heifers - 44.00 to 46.00
with sales to 47.85.
Good Heifers - 42.00 So 44.00.
Seven -heifers consigned by
Robert M. Scott of Seaforth
averaging 1061 lbs. sold for 47.85
with his 23 heifers averaging 1117
lbs. sold for
Twenty heifers cOnsigne& by
Ear5 Fitch of •Wroxeter
averaging 991 lbs. sold for 46.10;
with his 103 heifers averaging 920
lbs. selling for ail .overall. price of
45.32.
Fourteen .'hetfers consigned .by
Russel Kellr'of Brussels averag-
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Mr. Allan informed that before
agency Ontario prices wer $1 less
than Michigan and now they are
$1 more.
On the subject of grading,
director Joe Miller said, "beans
should be properly identified
when taken by dealers who are
agents of the board."
Mr. Miller continued,
"Growers of No. 1 ' beans
shouldn't have to wait for their
money until lower grades are
sold. The board has powers to
implement grading tomorrow."
The successful new director
Glenn Hayter said he supported
grading. He added, "we sell hogs
on index, a similar grading
system should be used for
beans."
Hay township farmer Lloyd
Willert suggested beans should
be sold directly without dealers
and brokers.
Elected as committee members
for Huron were Murray Dennis,
Victor Hartman, Bev Hill, Ken
McCowan Jr., Glenn Miller, Don
Moylan, John Oke, John Paul
Rau, Glen Ribey, Nick Whyte,
John Seagren and Robert
Anderson.
Defeated in the election of
directors were. Glenn Miller,
Richard E rb and John Bean.
Gordon Hill, past president of
Intario
n said
rs has
bean
irds of
veered
ims of
same
the
id he
Id be
weeks
to 10
)unt of
>f year
miums
;r cent
nt this
ige of
on the
the. Ontario Federation of
Agriculture was chairman of the
meeting which lasted more than
seven hours. On several occasions
Mr. Hill used the gavel to keep
growers from straying from the
subject under discussion.
Also speaking were chief
executive officer Lloyd. Taylor and
area directors Frank V,anneste,
Middlesex and George Sitter,
ambt ,
Mr. Vianneste was returned as
Mddlesex director at a similar
meeting in Merton, Thursday.
HURON BEAN COMMITTEE The 12 man Huron committee Of the Ontario Bean
Producers' Marketing Board was named Friday at the annual meeting at the
Pineridge Chalet. Back, left, John seagren, Glenn Miller, Victor Hartman, John
Oke and Glen Ribey. Front, Ken McGowan Jr., John Paul Rau, Bev. Hill and Nick
Whyte. (Exeter T-A Photo)