HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-06-14, Page 10TOP SWINE — The top four boars completing test at the Ontario Test Station, New
Hamburg, came from the herd of Bodmin Farms Ltd., R.R.#5, Brussels. These four
sound boars had Test Station indices of 142, 138,133 and 132 respectively. The top
boar has a low backfat of 12.8 mm (.50in) , Average Daily Gain of 1.03 kgs (2.27 lbs)
per day on.test and an efficient feed conversion of 2.21. The other three boars have,
similar good' test figures.
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Dimensions that's what 200
girls will be talking about at a 441,
Homemaking Club conference to
be held at the 'University of
Guelph from June 20 to 23,
Eight girls from Huron. County
will be participating, They
include Julie Snell, Londesboro;
Mary Ellen Elston, #4, Wingham;
Joyce Dougherty, #6, Goderich;
linda Vaneste, #2, Kippen;
Martha Versteeg, #2, Clifford;
Ann Dearing, #1, Exeter; Wendy
Beaver, Dashvvood; Mary Lou
Thomson, Exeter, They are
arranging their own transporta-
tion to the conference.
From effective speaking to folk
dancing and tapestry, there will
be a different facet for every
delegate to explore.
The 23rd annual .Homemaking
Qub conference will attract
senior 4-H representatives, 16 to
19 years of age, from each
Ontario county and district.
"Quite often, they are girls who
have taken leadership.' roles in
their clu.bs," says Lorraine
Holding, Regional. Supervisor of
Horne Economists at Guelph and
conference chairperson,
The , Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture. and Food sponsors
this unique opportunity for rural
girls to meet other members from .
across the province and share
ideas and activities. "It's a
chance for the girls to: look to the
future for a broader scope in
careers, education and fitness,"
says.Miss Holding.
A panel made up. of a female.
police sergeant, hairdresser,
foods service supervisor and
personnel director will discuss'
careers on .the horizon.
"Consumerism. - It's Up To
You" -will inform delegates of
their responsibilities and rights as
consumers; A . session on
"Dimensions - All About Mc"
focuses again on the conference
theme.
THE BRUSSELS POST 1 NNE 14, 1978
4-H girls attend Guelph
"4,
The market at Brussels Stock-
yards was very active Friday on a
lighter offering of fat cattle. A
Sale of fat cattle light
supply of pigs sold higher. Choke Steers - 68.00 to 71.00
700 cattle
heavy
There were
1VP.,s on oller.
and 2045 with sales to 71.75.
Good Steers - 66.00 to 68.00.
A steer consigned, Hugh„
Osborne of Monkton weighing
1230 lbs. sold for 71.75 with his 22
steers averaging 1228 lbs. selling
for an overall price of 69.70.
A steer consigned by Jacklin of
R.R.2, Bluevale 'weighing 1220
lbs. sold for 71.00 with his lot of 3
steers averaging 1223 lbS. selling
Ibr 70.15.
Eight steers consigned by
Murray Bray of Wroxeter
averaging 1121 lbs. sold fOr 70.10
with his 21 fancy light steers
averaging 1050 lbs. selling for the
overall' price of 69.80.
Six steers consigned by Ross
Osborne 'of Monkton averaging
1161 lbs. sold for 70.50.
A steer , consigned .by Ross
Cunningham of Brussels
weighing 1140 lbs. sold. for 70.00.
Seven steers consigned by Leo
Dcitner of Ethel averaging 1140
lbs. sold for 69.90.
Seven steers consigned by Lco
Deitner of Ethel averaging 11.40
lbs. sold for 69.90.
Five steers consigned by
Murray Hoover of Brussels
averaging 1212 lbs. sold for 70.00
with his. 12, steers averaging 1181
lbs. selling for 69.70.
A steer consigned by Jim
Patterson of R.R.2, Brussels
Weighing 1110 lbs. sold for 70.25
with his 10 steer' averaging 1093
lbs. sold for the overall price of
69,15..
A steer consigned by Ian
Wilbee of Walton weighing 1170
lbs. sold for 70.25.'
Four Four steers consigned by David
Craig & Son 'of Blyth averaging
1247 lbs: sold for 69.90.,
Six steers consigned by
Norman Hoover of Brussels
averaging 1247' lbs. sold for
69.80.
"- There were no large lots of
heifers on offer to establish a firm
price.
Choice Heifers 65.00 to 67.00
with sales to'61,20, •
Good Heifers - 63.00 to 65.00.
Four heifers consigned by leg.
Brown of Holyrood averaging
1090. lbs. sold for 67.20.
A heifer consigned by Barry
Jacklin of R.R.2, Bluevale
weighing 1060 lbs. sold for 67:00.
Two heifers consigned by Mery
Pipe of Brussels .averaging 915
lbs, solth for 66.10,
,-A heifer consigned by Bill Boyd.
of Gorrie weighing 1000 lb's.' sold
for 67.00.
A heifer -consigned by 'John •
Duskocy of iltusseisveigOig 920,,
lbs, sold for 66,15,
Choice Cows - 44.00 t 0 47.00
with sales to 48,75.
Good CoWs - 4i 00 to 43,00
• Cutters & Cutters 8.00 to
4),00,
Heavy Bulls traded to 505.
Opening
new doors to small
business
PETER HUXTABLE & FAYE LAWRENCE
We of our representatives
will be at
Wingham Motel, WINGHAM on the
3rd Tuesday of each month
June 20, 1978.
Fclk prior information ea. 27154
1036 'OntakilStreet,-Stratford.,