Lucknow Sentinel, 2009-08-26, Page 20,R
Page 20 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Brussels Livestock
Total receipts at Brussels
Livestock market for the
week ending Aug. 21 were -
1,721 head of cattle, and
1,031 lambs and goats.
On Tuesday, fed steers and
heifers sold on a steady mar-
ket. Choice steers and heifers
sold 88 to 92 with sales to
98.25. Second cut sold 85 to
88. Cows sold on a fully
steady market.
On Thursday, veal sold on a
good strong market with
prices $2 to $5 higher. Lambs
sold under pressure, while
sheep and goats sold steady.
On Friday, calves and year-
lings
earkings sold good strong active
trade.
There were 167 steers on
offer.
There were 110 heifers on
offer.
There were 183 cows on
Offer. Export types sold 50.00
- 58.00, with sales to 64.00.
Beef cows sold 45.00 - 56.00
with sales to 64.00. D 1 & D2
, 47.00- 53.00. D3, 38.00
47.00. D4, 26.00 38.00
There were 15 bulls on
offer, 51.50 - 63.00, with
sales to 66:00
There were 216 head of
veal on offer. Beef, 110.00
140.00, with sales to 145.00.
Good Holstein, 85.00 - 92.00,
with sales to 95.50. Medium
Holstein, 75.00 - 85.00. Plain
Holstein, 70.00 - 75.00.
Meavy. Holstein, 75.00 -
85.00, with sales to 90.00.
Lambs under 50 lbs.,
152.00 - 202.50; 50 -
172.00 - 222.00; 65 -
154.00 - 181.00; 80 -
148.00 168.00; 95
151.00 - 164.00; 110
over, 154.00 - 163.00
Sheep sold 60.00
with sales to 105.00
Kid goats sold 50.00 -
100.00, with sales to 122.50.
Nannies sold 50.00 - 100.00,
with sales to 12000. Billies
sold 150.00 250.00,, with
sales to 300.00.
Top quality Stocker Steers
under 400 lbs., 100.00 -
170.00; 400 -- 5p:j. 105.00
- 137.00; 500 - 600 lbs., 96.00
- 133.00; 600 - 700 lbs.,
101.00 - 114.50; 700 - 800
lbs., 99.50 - 110.50; 800 - 900
lbs., 101.25 - 105.25; 900 --
1,000 lbs., 97.25 - 103.50;
over 1,000 lbs., 92.00 - 98.75.
Top quality Stocker Heifers
under 300 lbs., 106.00 -
149.00; 300 400 lbs., 109:50
- 141.00; 400 500 lbs., 94.50
- 133.00; 500 600 lbs., 90.50
- 110.50; 600 - 700 lbs., 84.50
- 105.50; 700 - 800 lbs., 78.00
- 101.00; 800 900 lbs., 83.25
- 98.00; over.900 lbs., 73.00 -
93.25.
65 lbs.,
80 lbs.,
95 lbs.,
110 lbs.,
lbs. and
89.00,
Photo by Garit Reid
• Jeannette Hillebrecht, Sheila Faber and Lynne McCann spent
part of their day browsing and appreciating the artisans displays
during the Point Clark Lighthouse 1 Soth celebration on Aug. I S.
Sympathy extended to the family of Allan Graham
Marcia Dawson was given an early sur-
prise birthday party last Thursday by her
friends and neighbours at the Sepoy apart- Han
ments. Marcia turned 91 on Aug. 25. Happy
birthday and congratulations Marcia.
Visiting with his mother Betty Ritchie is Bryan
Ritchie from Red Deer, Alberta.
Sympathy is extended to the Allan Graham fami-
ly.
Pipe band devotees will be able to enjoy the
Lucknow Legion Pipe Band when they join the mar- .
ried bands in Kincardine on Saturday, Aug. 29 at 8
p.m.
A reminder to all seniors that the Lucknow Legion
Seniors dining program will commence
again on Wednesday, Sept. 2 at 12 noon.
Judging by the volume of traffic in and
="=eg around Lucknow on Saturday, the Music In
The Fields event was a success.
Drop in shoot winners on Aug. 16 were: Nancy
Radke, Norma Raynard, Frank Alton, and Gerald
Wagner, Most shoots was Grace Finnigan. Lucky
draw winners were Velma Morningstar and Bruce
Raynard.
Winners on Aug. 21 were: Nancy Radke, Caroline
Menary, John Harris, Koss Errington. Most shoots
1 Lenore Glenn and Mary McIntosh. Lucky draw
winners were Elaine Errington and Gerald Wagner.
The Nuttalls put on funny show 'at Blyth Festival
We went to see The Nuttalls at the Blyth Theatre
last Friday night. The play was written by Michael
Healey specifically for the Blyth Theatre at . the
request of Eric Coates. Healey wrote the play with.
the main characters Catherine Fitch and Gil Garratt,
and director Kate Lynch in mind. Fitch and Garratt
play mother and son, Ev and Ec, and they were won-
derfully hilarious and gave the audience a laugh a
minute if not more.
If you thought your family was dysfunctional, it
wouldn't hold a candle to this family
Behind this very strange family with. unresolved
problems and issues there are also the problems you
get with customers staying in the cabins.
All in all, everything combines in this play for an `(
.eve-ning, of fun and hilarity.
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