HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-03-17, Page 6Page 6 — Lu+t<koow Sentirtel, Wednesd fy, IlylpFcrt}, 1993
Cattle were selling steady at
Brussels sale last week
All classes of cattle sola on
fully steari market at . Brusse:Q
Livestock 1 st week.
There wc.; a 504 steers or. )ffer
selling from 97.00 to 103.0', t ) the
high 121.75.
Maple Emblem Farms, Dungan-
non, 31, avg. I.;86 lbs., avg. 99.56
to high 116.50.
Paul Black, Lt :know one steer
weighed 1320 lbs. aold, for 96.50.
Russel )Kernighan, Goderich, 14;
avg. 1240 lbs. avg. 9a i 5 with sales
to 95.00.
Norman McDonald, Luc.snow, 7,
avg. 1211 lbs., avg. 93.72 with
sales to 94.75.
Mac Willits, Wingham, 62, avg.
1414 lbs., avg. 99.39 with sales to
121.75
There were 376 heifers on offer
selling from 97.00 to 103.00 to the
high of 104 00.
Gordon Dougherty, Goderich, 5,
avg. 1228 lbs. avg. 91.76 with sales
to 96.80.
Alice Husk, Kincardine, 6, avg:
1243 lbs., avg. 82.70 with sales to
95.00.
ttert Elliott, Kincardine, 8, avg.
1049 lbs.,'avg. 92.75 with sales to
93,85.
There were 270 cows on offer
selling from 49.Q0 to 68.00 to the
high of 79.00
Fred deBoer, 2, avg. 1740 lbs.,
avg. 70.02 with sales to 74.25.
Bob Brindley, Goderich, one cow
weighed 1100 lbs. sold for 65.75.
Phil Clark, Goderich, 2, avg. 1370
lbs., sold for avg. 62.07 with sales
to 62.75.
Bill Rutledge, one cow weighed
1350 lbs., sold for 62.00.
There were 191 veal on offer
selling from 78.50 to 102.00 to high
of 118.00.
Albert Miller, one veal weighed
610 lbs. sold for 115.00.
John Devries, Auburn, one
weighed 740 lbs. sold for 84.50.
Doug Wall, Holyrood, 3, avg. 603
lbs. sold for avg. 94.68 to 99.50
Steers: 400-500 lbs. 115.00 to
133.00; 500-600, 105.00 to 120.00;
600-700, 100.00 to 115.00; 700-
800, 100.00-110.00, 800 and over
90.00 to 110.00.
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Fifty-one skaters took part in the Lucknow and District Kinsmen's annual skate-a-thon•this year.
The numbers were down slightly but early figures looked like close to the same amount of money
would be`ralsed for community betterment. These participants took a well-deserved break while
the ice got a flood. Back row, left to right, Rebecca Foerster, Denise Kikkert, Crystal Steffen and
Sheri Faber. Front row, Sherri Ross and Susie Steffen. (Pat Livingston photo)
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Two attend leadership
camp during holiday
Tara Thacker• of the south line,
and Heather Farrell, of Ripley are
attending the 4-H leadership camp
at Port Sydney for the March break.
Pastor and Mrs. Marvin Christen-
sen visited in London with his
mother, Esther Christensen at the
home of her daughter Vivian
Parkinson, where she is spending
,the winter inonths.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald
and Heather and Nina McDonald
visited last Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Thompson of near Tees -
water. Nina also visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Husk at Kincar-
dine during the week.
We extend sympathy to Mr: and
Mrs. Robert Burt of Toronto in the
accidental death of their son Jerry
Burt.
Bessie Maulden returned home
after visiting at Fonthill withher
sister Jean Phillips and with Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Palmer at Wel-
land: Bessie, Jean and Peggy Phil-
lips flew to Florida for a holiday
and one special visit that they en-
joyed was with a former neighbour
and friend, Wilda (McLean) Nixon
at Lakeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell also
returned home after a trip to
Florida. They had an enjoyable
holiday.
Several weeks ago James Dillon
INLOUGH
by May Boyle
of Walkerton passed away. Teresa,
Mrs. Jim Thompson, is a sister. Our
sincere sympathy is extended to all
the bereaved.
ACW
The Anglican Church Women met
on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mary Haldenby, with a good
attendance. Maureen Collins wel-
comed everyone and opened with a
poem and a hymn, all in keeping
with lent.
The scripture was from St. John
followed by prayer. The roll call
was a lenten verse or reading. Kay
Thacker read the minutes and cor-
respondence, followed by the.
business.
Alfhild Neabel invited the ladies
to her home on Con. 8 for the Apr.
8 meeting.
Maureen Collins and Mrs. Neabel
led in a litany ending with a prayer
garden and other lenten contests
and thoughts.
Lynda Thacker gave the lentcn
meditation and also had a humorous
reading on church attendance. Ag-
nes Hodgins read I'll -do it, and I do
thank God.
The meeting closed with a hymn
and prayer followed by the cour-
tesies
Grove lady participates
in, Ontario . Winter Games
Ian MacDonald of -Purple -Grove
travelled to Cornwall last weekend
to participate in the Ontario Winter
games. He represented South West
District Judo.
Lesley Johnston spent last
weekend with Jim Farrell's family:
Saturday night Jim and Fran Farrell
visited with Mel and Reninie Ar-
nold.
Sunday Jim and Fran and family.
visited with Fran's father Derk
Loughtenberg, and helped him
celebrate his birthday. Glen stayed
with grandpa Derk.
Bette MacLeod and Edna Stanley
attended the Toronto Symphony
concert of "Roger and Ham-
merstein" in Toronto with the adult
class from Kincardine District High
School.
Gladys Arnold and Gordon Patter-
son, Albert and Marjorie Mid-
dlekamp went to Listowel last Sun-
day to attend a special service in
Trinity United Church to mark the
50 years of "Ordination" for Rev.
George Ball.
Best Wishes to Elva Needham,
who celebrated her 80th birthday
last Sunday in the Legion Hall
PURPLE GROVE
Ripley.
Don and Ann McCosh had a
birthday party for Ian Elliott of
Bracebridge last Saturday night.
Joyce and John Farrell, Tania,
Tobi, Kay and Jenny, Dick McCosh
and Mary Ann Kukoly attended the
party.
Last Tuesday, the bible class met
at Ann McCosh's and this week
will meet at Bette MacLeod's.
Morley and Deannenott visited
last Sunday.; in Goderich with
audrey and Edward Lenner of
Goderich.. Ori Satytrday night Fred
and Susan DouPeRyan and
Andrew visited with the Scotts.
Marion Gamble, Reta Irwin,
Donalda Pollard and Verna Fin-
laysonattended an 80th birthday
party for Anne Dexter in Lucknow.
Mary Anne Kukoly and Ann
McCosh entertained Mary -Jane ,
Rock and daughter Chanise and
Eileen Clark last Wednesday.