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Denfield Livestock report
DENFIELD - The mar-
ket at Denfield Livestock
on Nov. 19 traded on a
good demand at prices
$1-$2 higher on all class-
es of fed cattle with
American orders active at
strong prices. Cows sold
actively at prices $2-$3
higher, stockers steady,
pigs, sows and boars
steady.
Ross and Henry Duff,
Croton sold 8 steers,
average weight 1410,
average price 102.75,
sales to 104.25 purchased
by Clark Brothers.
Brian Berg, Stratford
sold 6 steers, average
weight 1396, average
price 101.33 with sales to
106 purchased by
Denview Meats.
Doug Sinclair,
Flesherton sold 60 steers,
average weight 1480,
average price 99.48 with
sales to 110.50 purchased
by Norwich Packers.
Bob Hodgins, Lucan
sold 14 heavy steers,
average weight 1614,
average price 98.
Jim and Brad Scott,
Lucan sold 21 heifers,
average weight 1286,
average price 100.13,
sales to 105 purchased by
Norwich Packers.
Choice steers: 105-
110.50; Good steers: 97-
101; Plain steers: 85-95;
Choice exotic cross
heifers: 105-110; Good
heifers: 97-100; Common
and medium: 80-90; Good
feedlot cows: 65-70; D1
and D2 cows: 55-60, sales
to 63; D3 and D4 cows:
42-50; Shells: 20-35;
Bulls: 55-75.
A light run of stockers
traded steady. Good
Holstein bull calves:
$150.-$260. Sows: 32.75.
Staff and students at
South Huron District
high school with the
401 gifts received for
the school’s seventh
annual Christmas
Child program.The
presents are donated
to needy children
anywhere around the
world. The effort is
organized at the
school by Student
Impact,a group of
students who teacher
Dave MacLeod says,
”try to make a differ-
ence.” Front:Jonathan
Thornton.Back L-R:
Dave MacLeod,
Stacey Park (teacher),
Chad Swance,Paul
Vander Spek.
(photo/Pat Bolen)
Christmas Child program at high school
Pies made
for harvest
dinner
ZURICH - Residents of
Blue Water Rest Home
enjoyed a creative week of
baking and crafts.
Monday morning, resi-
dents cut and prepared
pumpkin to be baked and
later made pie for a har-
vest dinner on Tuesday
evening. Later in the
week, many painted clay
pots to make nutcrackers
to be sold at Christmas by
the residents’ council.
Thursday afternoon and
evening, a successful
Christmas open house
was hosted by Wanda
Regier and her daughter
Melanie Regier, owners of
‘One of a Kind’ in Bayfield.
Hot chocolate, goodies
and great company set the
theme for the season.
Fifteen percent of pro-
ceeds were donated back
to the residents’ council.
Entertainment was pro-
vided by Gladys Van
Egmond and Her Merry
Makers and The Christian
Reformed Choir.
Thursday’s chapel ser-
vice was conducted by
Pastor Harold Shantz fol-
lowed by Mass with
Father Frances.
Residents are looking
forward to the upcoming
week with the St. Boniface
Buddies, a hand-carved
flower display by Mavis
and Jack White, and
music by Audibly
Awesome and Time Flys.
Christies play
for Diners
ZURICH - The Zurich
Diners met Nov. 20 at the
Zurich arena for their
weekly luncheon with 25
people attending.
The 50/50 draw was
won by Elaine Weido.
The Christies from
Cromarty and Mitchell
area entertained the
Diners with some musical
numbers.
The group played games
of cards and two tables of
Pepper.