HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-11-27, Page 71b-TNE HURON EXPOSITOR, Nove•n lwr 27, 1111141
Agriculture
Grow Ontario
to add spark to
rural
inventiveness,
says Villeneuve
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Villeneuve said the ministry
wants farmers to comment
on whether the act should be
broadened to include areas in
which farmers are often
harassed like noise, odor and
dust. He asked if the act
should define farm practices
and codes of practice and
whether farmers should be
compensated for not being
able to use a regular farm
practice such as spreading
manure near municipal
wells.
Villeneuve mentioned
another program called Grow
Ontario, which was
announced in the province's
spring budget.
"Grow Ontario is meant to
add a bit more spark to that
flame of agri-food and rural
inventiveness. It's meant to
be a catalyst for bringing
players from different parts
of the food chain together to
invest their time, their effort
and money in co-operative
new ventures."
Villeneuve said 16 con-
tracts are being prepared and
signed but farmers have until
Jan. 1 to prepare, applications
and project plans.,
Six Dublin heifers sell at Brussels Livestock
The. sales at Brussels 99.00 to the high of 103.75.
Livestock for the week end- There were 175 heifers on
ing Nov. 22, 1996. Fed cattle: offer selling from 93.00 to
657; cows: 353; veal calves 98.00 to the high of 104.50.
398; Iambs and goats 161; One heifer consigned by
stockers 2161. Garry VanLoon, Dublin
Fed steers and heifers were weighing 1185 lbs. sold for
selling $1.00 higher. Top 101.50.
cows sold $2.00 to $3.00 Five heifers consigned by
higher with others selling Jerry Cronin, Dublin averag-
steady. Veal sold on a steady ing 1206 lbs. sold for an
trade with Iambs selling average of 92.85 with sales to
stronger to higher prices. On 97.50.
Friday all classes of stockers There were 353 cows on
sold on a steady trade. offer selling from 30.00 to
There were 465 steers on 55.00 to the high of 74.50.
offer selling from 93.00 to There were 17 bulls on
offerselling from 36.50 ‘o
46.05 with sales to 59.50.
One black bull consigned
by Tim Prior, Brussels
weighing 1480 lbs. sold for
59.50.
There were 3'98 veal on
offer selling plain and heavy
Hol: 60.00 to 80.00; Hol:
80.00 to 95.00; beef: 85.00 to
112.00.
Lambs: 50 to 80 lbs. 134.00
to 150.00. 80 to 95 lbs.
147.00 to 162.00. Over 95
lbs. 131.00 to 147.00.
Sheep: 46.00 to 60.00.
Goats: 25.00 to 115.00.
St. Columban Woodchucks work with screws
By Linda Vogels
Last Thursday the St.
Columban Woodchucks held
their fifth meeting. The first
thing they did was read their
manuals. Then they played
Jeopardy, screwed a screw
into a block of wood, and
identified different kinds of
screw heads. We had to look
and see if the screws were
Robertson, Phillips, etc. Then
we could finish painting the
designs on our birdhouse or
give it a second coat. They
also nailed the roof and plat-
form pieces to the body of
the birdhouse.
What to have in an emergency medical kit
By Chrissy Ryan
Last Thursday, Nov. 21 the
"On Our Own Club" had its
fifth meeting. Roll call was
other than a personal motor-
ized vehicle what can you use
for transportation? They then
talked about what to pack in
our suitcase if you are going
away.
gency medical kit in your car ters' television show is on at
was also discussed and what
to do if you get lost and there
is no one to help you, what
do you do?
They worked on their books
and talked about what fight-
ing does for you and your
brother/sister. They were then
asked the questions what if
What to have in an emer- you and your brothers or sis- 5. Everyone is welcome.
the same time, what do you
do about it'? They did some
stress realizing activities and
talked about what they have
learned.
The last meeting will be on
sewing and achievement
night, and what will we do.
Achievement night is on Dec.
What if you don't know how to use chopsticks?
By Lydia Zulauf
Miss Manners 4-H club
held its third meeting Nov.
12. The only member absent
was vice president, Lindsey
Powell. To start members
filled out the area titled Dear
Member. Your friend (who
you are trying to impress)
takes you to a Chinese restau-
rant and the only eating uten-
sils are chopsticks? You don't
know how to use them and
don't want to look out of
place. What do you do?
The club talked about how
to eat certain foods politely,
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