HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-10-19, Page 94-H beef club members in Bruce and
Huron grossed $76,823 at the Annual
Thanksgiving Show and Sale.
The overall Champion calf was owned by
Vanessa Alton, Lucknow. Her steer was
sold for the top price of $2.00/lb. to Bill
Scott of Drumbo. The Reserve Champion
steer belonging to Stephen Keelan, Ripley
was purchased by Thompson Feed and
Supply for $1.25/lb.
Greg Hutton, Paisley, sold his Champion
heifer to Gamble & Rogers for $1.60/1b.
The Reserve Champion heifer owned by
Jeff MacPherson, Tiverton, went to Dale
Pletch for $1.15/lb.
Other Champion steers in their weight
class were owned by Patti Weber,
Mildmay, and Ronda Ribey, Paisley.
Reserve steers belonged to Gordon Wolfe,
Dobbinton; Mandy Farrell, Ripley; Scott
Johnston, Bluevale; and Darlene Black,
Belgrave. Sam Snobelen and Crosby
Devitt, both of Ripley, won Champion and
Reserve heifer, respectively, in their
weight class.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hackett of Toronto
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
Midford Wall, Concession 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morningstar, Lindsay
and Andrew of Port Elgin, Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Thompson and family of Kincardine
Twp. were dinner guests on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell.
Mrs. Audrey Borthwick of St. Catharines
spent Thanksgiving weekend here with the
Hodgins relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody had a
Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday for Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Brace, Travers and
Michael, Mrs. Janet Rhody and family all
of London, Mrs. Debbie Rhody, Brad,
Dawn and Elaine of Concession 10.
Home with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Rhody for a visit is their son David
Rhody of Africa, and presently at Ottawa.
We extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs,
Jim (Volaine) Hodgins in the recent death
of her mother Mrs, Russell Rilett. Those
from here who attended the funeral at
Windsor were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins,
Tammy and Michele, Mrs. Agnes Hodgins,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgins.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
McDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomp-
son of Teeswaster, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McDonald of Orangeville, Dr. and Mrs.
Mac MacDonald and son Jeffrey and his
friend Jason of Kincardine.
Ladies from the Kinlough WMS attended
the Teeswater Presbyterian fall Thankof
PEAL -TOR
$39,500.00 - Country home, 4 bedrooms,
new roof and combination furnace. Garage,
drilled well, 1 acre lot with orchard.
BAKERY - Lucknow. Profitable operation.
owner retiring. Ideal for husband/wife team.
Fully equipped, leased building.
ASHFIELD - 3 bedroom brick home, newer
kitchen and bathroom, '/a acre orchard.
ASHFIELD - 100 acres, 85 workable, 4
bedroom home, beef/hog setup, 2 silos, steel
shed. Close to Lucknow.
KINLOSS - 100 acre gross farm, fenced,
spring fed creek, 8 acres hardwood bush.
WINGHAM - 8 year old Royal home, family
room, woodstove, deck, 3 bedrooms.
ASHFIELD - 4 bedroom home with an 80 sow
Farrowing operation, new wiener room,
barns insulated.
WHITECHURCH - 3 bedroom brick home with
11/2 car garage, hardwood floors, sunporch,
2 baths.
KINLOSS - 200 acre farm, 2 excellent barns
set up for beef, 2 silos, 75 x 40 shed, 4
bedroom brick home.
DUPLEX - 1'.'a storey, hot water heating, 2
bedrooms. Good income property. '43,900.
WHITECHURCH . Brick home, 3 bedrooms,
new roof, fireplace, 1 apt. with potential for
another. '59,900.
LISTINGS WANTED
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ALVIN ROBB
WARREN ZINN
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The 39 steers sold at an average $1.25/11.
The sixteen heifers averaged $1.15/1b.
Average sale price for the day was $1.22.
Thirty-two members represented Bruce
County at this sale.
Many thanks to all the registered buyers
who support this event. Special thanks to
the thirty-three buyers who purchased
calves from the 4-H members.
This year's purchasers were:
Jack's Shoe and Repairs, Mildmay;
Snobelen Farms Ltd., Ripley; Edward
Fuels, Clinton; Formosa Mutual In-
surance Co., Formosa; The Beef Way,
Kincardine; Bob Campbell Fuels, Kin-
cardine; Slade Insurance, Kincardine; Dr.
Roger Thomson, Kincardine; West
Wawanosh Mutual Insurance, Dungan-
non; Lucknow Village Market, Lucknow;
Brussels Stockyards Ltd. Brussels;
Thompson's Meat Market, Brussels; Nor-
wich Packers, Norwich; Supersweet
Feeds, Stratford; Thompson Feed and
Supply, Ripley; Bruce Packers, Paisley;
fering Meeting on Wednesday evening of
last week.
On Sunday Shari and Ross
Meyerscough Simon and Earl were at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hartwick,
Kincardine, for a dinner in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Walsh and Allyson of
Saskatoon, Sask. Robert is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Walsh of Melfort, Sask. and
a grandson of Mrs. Gertrude Walsh of Kin-
cardine and formerly of this Village. We
wish the Welshes a nice visit with relatives
and friends and a safe motor trip home.
Mrs. Jean Hodgins of Wingham and Mrs.
Dorothy Anderson of Lucknow visited on
Tuesday with Edna and May Boyle.
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On Thursday afternoon the Anglican
Church Women met at the church for their
annual bale packing when the many ar-
ticles of clothing were boxed, sealed up
and labelled for mailing to Western
Canada.
Mrs. Roy Collins presided for a short
business meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. David Atwell were
welcomed. The roll call was ``Something I
am thankful for."
An invitation was accepted from the
Kinlough WMS to their Thankoffering
Meeting on' October 19.
Mr. Atwell read a few verses from 2nd
Corinthians and commented on them.
The November Meeting will be the
Bazaar and Friendship day at 1:30 pm
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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 19, 1988—Page 9
Schausland and Cattle, Elmwood; William
Scott, Drumbo; McGavin Farm Supply,
Walton; F.W. Fearmans, Burlington; Cor-
rssetti Meats, Toronto; Ontario Livestock
Exchange, Waterloo; Dale Pletch,
Hanover; Gamble and Rogers, Toronto;
Topnotch Feeds, Brussels; Jim Coultes,
Wingham; Lucknow Co-op, Lucknow; Tri -
County Sales Barn, Hanover; Swift Feeds,
Wyoming; C.A. Becker, Lucknow; Cargill
Auction, Cargill; W,D. Livestock, c/o
Cargill Auction; U.0:O., Toronto; Canada
Packers.
FAMILY FINANCIAL
RECORD BOOK
Families who keep separate accounts &
records for family living and business ex-
penses will find planning and managing
their living cost easier than families who
do not.
The Family Financial Record Book will
help families keep a record of how much
money is spent on their family living costs
for a year. By taking a look at exactly what
Kby May Boyle
INLOUGH
with an open invitation for friends to come
and enjoy the afternoon.
The conveners are May Boyle and Mrs.
Harvey Cooper who also spoke on the
Deanery Meeting which was held at Mid-
dletbn on October 4.
Following are the 1989 officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Roy Collins; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. David Haldenby; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Ronald Thacker; assistant
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Eric Thacker;
family life, May Boyle; social service, Ed-
na Boyle; visiting, committee, May Boyle,
Mrs. Louisa Schiieller, Mrs. Agnes
Hodgins; making programs, Mrs. Roy Col-
lins, Mrs. David Haldenby, Mrs. Midford
Wall, Mrs. Eric Thacker.
ARM REPORT
Bruce County OMAF
they do with their money, it will help
families plan how they can reach their
financial goals and if it is necessary to
change their spending habits.
The record book is designed to help a
family:
1. Keep a record of personal and
household receipts and expenditures.
2. Do a personal/family . net worth
statement.
3. Know the market value of home grown
produce.
4. Keep a record of Personal Credit Ac-
counts and Personal Loans.
5. Do a budget for the next year.
Family Financial Record Books are
available at the O.M.A.F. office in Walker-
ton, said Brita Ball, Rural Organization
Specialist.
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