HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-11-04, Page 10Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 4, 1987
Owen Sound theft
This week, CRIME STOPPERS of
GREY BRUCE are requesting the public's
assistance in regard to a recent theft from
a warehouse in Owen Sound.
Owen Sound Police report on the night of
August 25, 1987, a break, enter, and theft
took place at the J.C. Cruickshank Limited,
Farm Equipment Dealership on Second
Avenue East in Owen Sound.
The person (s) responsible for the theft
entered the company warehouse on 17th
Street, taking several case lots of "farm
toys" which were to be on display at the in-
ternational plowing match in Meaford.
The toys had been stored in the warehouse
for approximately one week prior to the
theft. It is believed the culprit(s) entered
the building by crawling under the sliding
door which was later opened. The
culprit(s) played with some of the toys
while they were inside the warehouse. The
toys were taken in their cases and toy car-
tons were discovered in nearby forage
wagons. The quality of the goods taken in-
dicates the culprit(s) may have used a
vehicle, but that is not confirmed.
The toys taken include 1/16th scale con -
The past weekend, Rhetta and Marion
MacLennan enjoyed the company of Jack
MacLennan of Stratford, Jason Morton of
Point Clark, Eugene McGee of Sheperton
and Colin MacLennan of Agincourt.
Kae, Jim and Cecil Webster visited with
their aunt Norma Young in Goderich.
Visitors with ' the Websters this Sunday
were Jack and Marion Smith of Clinton.
On Wednesday last week, Betty Jones
visited in Clinton with Judy Sinclair,
formerly of the Amberley area.
Rhetta, Marion and Colin MacLennan
spent an evening recehtly with Dorothy
MacLennan.
Sharlene Jones of Guelph 'was home on
the weekend with her parents, Barry and
Betty Jones to celebrateher birthday. Also
with the Jones on the weekend was Margo
Jones of Dorchester.
Mrs. Gordon Robb was up at Chesley for
CRIME:
struction equipment, trucks, farm trac-
tors, and farm sets, as well as miniatures
and reproductions of antique tractors. The
value of the toys taken in the break-in is
more than $1,600.00.
As we move into the Christmas season,
these toys may be sold at substantially
reduced prices and anyone being offered
these items should be suspicious of their
origin and is requested to contact CRIME
STOPPERS immediately.
If you have any information that may
help with this case, CRIME STOPPERS of
GREY BRUCE are willing to pay a reward
up to $1,000.00 for information that leads to
an arrest. Call CRIME STOPPERS at
1-800-265-3787. You need not identify
yourself and all information is strictly
confidttial.
By Kae Webster
a couple of days with her daughter and
son-in-law, Bon and Sharon Darling.
Dorothy Finlayson has_ returned home
after a couple of weeks in Victoria and
Vancouver. In Victoria she visited with her
son, daughter-in-law and grandaughter.
while in Vancouver she saw a number of
friends and relatives. She says the scenery
was beautiful but the weather was very
dry. Maybe they could have some of our
rain.
Visiting with Elmer and Edna Culbert
are two sisters, Peggy McIntosh of Nor-
thville, Michigan and Velma Ashton of
Flint, Michigan.
From the stockyard
The market at the. Brussel's Stockyards
saw steers and heifers selling on a good de-
mand . at fully steady prices this week.
Cows sold strong with veal and pigs selling
under pressure. There were 826 cattle and
492 pigs on offer.
Choice steers sold 86.00 to 90.00 with
sales to 9..00. Good steers sold 83.00 to
86.00. Local consigners included 14 steers
consigned by Maple Emblem Farms of
RR1 Dugannon. Averaging 1216 lbs, the
steers sold for an average price of 87.99
with sales to 91.75.
As well, 13 steers were consigned by Jim
Hayden of RR3 Goderich averaging 1234
lbs. They sold for an overall price of 87.80
with sales to 90.75.
Choice heifers sold 85.00 to 89.00 with
sales to 91.50. Good heifers sold 80.00 to
85.00.
A heifer consigned by Ron Brooks of
Lucknow sold for 89.93 with his total offer-
ing of 14 heifers averaging 1109 lbs selling
foran average of 80.21.
Choice cows sold 57.00 to 62.00 with sales
of 65.50. Good cows sold 54.00 to 58.00 with
canners and cutters selling 47.00 to 54.00.
Pigs weighing 30 to 40 lbs traded to a
high of 87.50 while hogs 70 to 80 lbs traded
to a high of 85.50. Choice veal sold 80.00 to
90. with sales of 97.00 while medium veal
sold 70.00 to 80.00.
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