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Brussels livestock
Total receipts at Brussels
Livestock Market for the
week ending . Aug. 14 were
1,952 head of cattle and 788
lambs and goats.
On Tuesday, fed steers and
heifers sold. on a fully steady
market. Choice steers and
heifers sold 88.00 - 92.00
with sales to 106.25.. Second
cut sold 85.00 - 88.00. Cows
sold on a steady market
On Thursday, Holstein and
beef veal sold on a strong
active trade $2 - $5 higher.
Lambs sold on a strong active
market, steady from last
week. Sheep and goats sold
steady.
On Friday, calves and year-
lings sold under pressure.
There were 198 ,steers on
offer.
There were 137 heifers on
offer. •
There were 231 cows on
offer. ' Export type sold 50.00 -
58.00 with sales to 62.50;
Beef cows sold 45.00 - 56.00
with sales to 59.00; D1 & D2,
47.00 - 53.00; D3, 38.00 -
47.00; D4, 26.00 - 38.00.
There were 14 bulls on offer
selling 45.00 61.50 with
sales to 64.50.
'mere were 184 head of veal
on offer. Beef sold 105.00
130.00 with sales to 144.00;
good Holstein, 78.00 - 88.00
with sales to 91.50; medium
Holstein, 70.00 - 78.00; plain
Holstein, 60.00 - 70.00; heavy
Holstein, 75.00 - 85.00.
Lambs under 50 lbs.:
155.00 - 197.00; 50 65 lbs.,
181.00 - 220.00; 65 - 80 lbs.,
150.00 - 190.00; 80 - 95 lbs.,.
145.00 - 171.00; 95 - 110 lbs.,
157.00 - 164.00; 110 lbs and
over, 130.00 - 154.00.
.Sheep sold 58.00 69.00
with sales to 85.00.
Kid goats sold, 70.00 -
130.00 with sales to 145.00;
nannie goats, 60.00 - 105.00
with sales to 110.00; billie
goats, 250.00 - 350.00 with
sales to 380.00.
Top Quality Stocker Steers
under 400 lbs., 139.00 -
154.00; 400 ` 500 lbs., 122.00
- 140.50; 500 600' lbs.,
110.00 133.00; 600 - 700.
lbs., 87.50 112.50; 700 - 800
lbs., 93.00 - 115.50; 800 - 900'
lbs., 88.50 - .107.50; 900 -
1,000 lbs., 92.00 . 102.25;
over 1,000 lbs., 89.00 - 97.25.
• Top Quality- Stocker Heifers
under 300 lbs., 90.00 -
154.00, 300 - 400 lbs., 110.00
- 147,00 400 - 500 lbs.,
109.00 - 131.00; 500 600
lbs., 98.00 - 129.00, 600 - 700
lbs., 85.00 112.00; 700 - 800
lbs., 85.00 -110.00; 800 900
lbs., 90.00 - 94:50; over 900
lbs., 82.00 - 93.00:
Submitted photo
The Lucknow Community Centre was crowded for the annual
Lucknow Old 1jrme Fiddler's jamboree. A fiddler's jam session
started out the show with many enjoying a dance to the music.
Sympathy extended to Taylor family
Margaret Wolters, of Vermilion,
Alta., and her sister Merilyn
Sargeant, of Rimbey, Alta., visited
with Bell Hackett last Friday and
Saturday. This was the first time
they had been to Lucknow to see where their
Hackett ancestors settled in 1845 in Ashfield
Township.
Sympathy is extended to Rick Taylor,
Lynn McDonagh and Brian Taylor and their
families on the passing of ' their father and
grandfather, Bill Taylor, last week.
Sympathy is also extended to thefamily
of Dorothy Miller who passed away last
week,
Marian Button has returned to Australia
following an extended visit with her mother
Lorna Button.
Visitors with Joan Robinson on Friday
were her step -daughter and husband, Louise
and Raymond Morrissey, of Wainflee t.
Word- has been received on the passing of
Bill Eland, of Sault Ste. Marie. He is the
brother of Maijorie MacLeod and Betty
Humphrey, of Lucknow,and Shirley Smith,
of Brussels, and nephew of Joan Robinson.
Sympathy is extended to Bill's fam-
k�now �y. - - - - -
Sympathy is to Bill's fam-
ily.
Drop in shoot winners for Aug. 3
IV leas Valises were Elaine Errington, Velma
Morningstar, John Harris and Frank
Alton. Most shoots was Ross Errington.
Lucky draw winners were Caroline Menary
and Gerald Wagner.
Winners for Aug. 7 were Lenore Glenn,
Caroline Menary, Gerald Wagner and John.
Harris. Most shoots was Roy Collins. Lucky
draw vers were Velma Morningstar and
Harold Elliott.
Winners for Aug. 10 were Gerald Wagner,
Frank Alton, Lenore Glenn and Mary
McIntosh. Most shoots was Harold Elliott.
Lucky draw, winners were Shirley Bolt and
John Harris.
Winners for Aug. 14 were Mary
McIntosh, Caroline Menary, John Hates
and Oerald Wagner. Most shoots was
L voile Glenn. -Lucky- were
Lit
Nancy Radke and Herold Fort.
I would like to .add that it is a peat pleas-
ure to be back in this wont community
of Lucknow.
ISeebythe
Sentinel
that Doug
Haldenby has a
very prolific sun-
flower plant. The
plant currently
has seven flowers
in bloom with
another 17 buds.
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