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The Rural Voice, 2001-04, Page 20I BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK 887-6461 .� . 887-6811 SALES 1 April 5 • Special Easter Lamb & Goat Sale • 12 noon Special Vaccinated Sales April 11 & 25.11 a.m. In lieu of Good Friday Sale will be April 14 -10 a.m. Tuesdays 9 a.m. - Fed Cattle, Cows, Bulls Thursdays 8 a.m. - Bob Calves, Veal, Lambs, Goats & Pigs Fridays 10 a.m. - Stockers Confidence • Trust • Service WESTERN STOCKERS AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE SALE Spiting law Ddeata in .heart galtea.t 2000 DODGE CARAVANS -r---- 3 LT., 6 cyl. engine,auto, air ;, 1 cond., PW/PL, cruise, tilt, stock .� cassette, tinted glass, dual IIIFir6•' sliding doors. All under 30,000 kms. ; . Balance of factory warranty. Ask for Mike. $19,900. 2001 DODGE 1500 ST 4 X 4 r- t -.. •P."'` 360 V-8 engine, auto, air cond., cassette, chrome 4x4 wheels, rear sliding window, bedliner, 2 -tone paint - Garnet Red/Driftwood, 29,500 kms. Ask for Kevin. $24,900. 1999 DODGE 1500 ST4X2 318 V-8 engine, auto, air cond., cassette, chrome Low wheels, bedliner, storage bin, Kms 2 -tone blue/silver. Only 11,300 ' kms. Balance of factory warranty. Ask for Kevin. $19,995. . — 2001 DODGE 350 CAB & CHASSIS � r-_._ tAig _ 4 wheel drive, Cummins Dual Rear diesel engine, auto, air wheels cond., cassette, 12 foot aluminum deck, only 20,100 kms. Ask for Mike. $37,900. • Many others to choose from • Low financing available O.A.C. ARTHUR CHRYSLER © SALES Oic. LEASING Hwy. #6 North, MOUNT FOREST (519) 323-1981 or 1-800-461-2632 16 THE RURAL VOICE Students can learn about more than just food including the importance of soil and water conservation to producing food. afternoon session. From suggestions from past years, each group will get to visit at least one livestock group, Bender says. There's also an attempt to have groups from each class visit as many of the stations as possible so they they can share excitement and information when they return to their classes. Imparting that information at the various stations are volunteers from the different commodity groups who are key to the success of the ventures. It takes a large number of volunteers to man the many stations at the events for anywhere from two days in Grey to three in Huron (it's down this year from four days to reduce the number of volunteers needed). 0 rganizers report all commodity groups eager to help out. "We've got an excellent group in Wellington, that's for sure," says Aitken. Each of the commodity groups is responsible for its own display. In Grey groups are required to have a presentation that can be completed in 10 minutes and which can be understood by grade five students, says Bender. And these groups also provide some of the best feedback, Bender says, making suggestions about how the event can be changed from year to year. Last year Grey's groups