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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-07-11, Page 19Wednesday, July 13, 2005 It all starts on the a culture 19 TIMES ADVOCATE Randy Oke,Andy Bilcke and KlaasVanWieran stand in front of a new fence on Main Street in Hensall June 27.The fence was built by the Hensall Development Action Committee with funds raised with functions over the past several months. A donation was also received by Oke Woodsmith Buildings Systems.A Fish Fry will be held at the Hensall Fire Hall Aug. 14 for the next fundraising effort and anyone with beautifi- cation suggestions can call Kay Wise at 262- 2050.(photo/Pat Bolen) Good cows sell strong DENFIELD — The market at Denfield Livestock Sales traded on a good demand at fully steady to stronger prices on all classes of fed cattle. Good cows sold sharply higher with the good fed cows selling strong. A large offering of Holstein bull calves sold very active at strong prices. Sows and boars sold steady. Isabelle Bullock, Parkhill sold 20 mixed steers aver- age weight 1316 lbs, average price 81.85 with sales to 92.25 purchased by Norval Meats. Choice steers: 88-100; Good steers: 82-89; Plain steers: 70-80; Choice exotic cross heifers: 90-98; Good heifers: 82-87; Plain heifers: 60-70; Good fed cows: 36- 50; D1 and D2 cows: 27-35; D3 and D4 cows: 20-25; Shells: 10-20; Good beef bulls: 40-50; Ilolstein bulls: 30-35; Good Holstein bull calves: $180-$285; Sows: 45- 50. ■ GIN A/ Lambs selling on active, higher trade For the week ending July 8, total receipts were 2,202 head of cattle, 824 lambs and goats. Summary Tuesday: The fed steers and heifers sold $2 higher. Choice steers and heifers sold 89 to 94 sales to 115, second -cut steers and heifers sold 85 to 90. The cows sold $3 to $4 higher. Thursday: The veal sold on a strong market with prices $2 to $3 higher. Lambs sold on a active higher trade. Friday: The calves and year- lings sold $2 to $3 higher. Steers There were 583 steers on offer. A sim steer consigned by Dave Baker, Brussels weighed 1390 lbs sold for 115 with his overall offering of six steers averaging 1436 lbs sold for an average of 108.24. Eleven steers consigned by Owen B. Martin, Wellesley averaging 1353 lbs selling for an average of 102.57 with sales to 112.50. Twelve steers consigned by Emerson L. Martin, Linwood averaging 1462 lbs selling for an average of 100.37 with sales to 105.25. Heifers There were 347 heifers on offer. Two Limo heifers consigned by John Richardson, Harriston averaging 1580 lbs sold for an average of 97.92 with sales to 105.25. Eleven heifers consigned by Darren Johnston, Bluevale averaging 1197 lbs sold for an average of 88.37 with sales to 94.50. LAUREL PINK GRANITE Tablet 24" x 6" x 24" Polished front & back with rock edges Lettering for 2 people, choice of design, grey polished top base as shown, delivery & taxes included. Cemetery fees & foundation extra. Just $1199 tax included THE STONE CENTRE Contact: Jim Hoffman Dashwood 237-3532 N SALE UNTIL JULY 31, 2005! DANIELS 6920 JOHN J. 1988 HIS WIFE 1922 NANCY C. 1989 Two limo heifers consigned by Liz McFalls Feedlot, Parkhill averaging 1245 lbs sold for 92.75. Cows There were 182 cows on offer. D1 & D2: 30-40 sales to 46.50; D3: 25-30; D4: 15-20. A char cow consigned by John L. Miller, Lucknow weighed 1395 lbs sold for 46.50. Five cows consigned by Rudy Nauta, Listowel averaging 1329 lbs sold for an average of 44.12 with sales to 44. A blonde cow consigned by Glen Warwick Farms Ltd. Bluevale weighing 1565 lbs sold for 42. "Zacetted LGL t e qeevre j qcete t eacattq " ALBERT ST'REET IDENTURE GLINIG Denture Specialist Dean R. McTaggart D.D. Complete and Partial Dentures Denture Repairs Relines - Additions 482-1195 50 ALBERT STREET CLINTON 04 Financial Problems? Worried? Embarrassed? We Understand. Call one of our friendly professionals for a free, confidential consultation 235-3328 or 235 -DEBT Convenient, flexible appointments to fit your schedule OFFICES IN EXETER & LONDON /ICEWATERHOUSE(OPERS TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY EXETER BUSINESS CENTRE 1-888-995-9909 476 Main St. S. (at Huron) 2nd Floor D ■ BASF The Chemical Company YOU PLANTED THE BEST SEED. YOU CHOSE THE BEST WEED CONTROL. SO WHAT'S STOPPING DISEASE FROM RUINING !TALL? Stop Ascochyta, Anthracnose and Mycosphaerella in pulses before they start. Always read and follow label directions. HEADLINE should be used in a preventative disease control prograrn. HEADLINE is a trademark of BASF Corporation, used under license by BASF Canada Inc. © 2005 BASF Canada Inc.FUNGICIDE EHEADLINE"