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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-10-02, Page 13FARM THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 2, 1985 — A13 Pigs sell easier at the Brussels Stockyard The market at Brussels Stockyards traded Kocher of RR 4, Listowel averaging 110,4 lbs. steady on a selective demand, Pigs sold sold for an overall price of 74.30 with saRes to easier. There were 924 cattle and 908 pigs on 76.10, offer. Five steers consigned by Bruce Corrigan of Choice Steers -73,00 to 76.00 with a sale to RR 1, Bluevale averaging 1096 lbs. sold for an 81.00. overall price of 74.72 with sales to 75.75. Good Steers -70.00 to 73,00. Ten heavy steers consigned by George A steer consigned by Stam Farms of RR 4, Underwood Farms of RR 1, Wingham Kincardine weighing 1290 lbs. sold for 81.00 averaging 1380 lbs. sold foran overall price of with their lots of 13 steers averaging 1274 lbs. 73.09. selling for 73.37. Thirteen steers consigned by John Van Nine steers consigned by Ken McClinchey Nynatten of RR 5, Mitchell averaging 1183 of RR3, Parkhill averaging 1171 lbs, sold for lbs. sold for an overall price of 74.63 with a 76,00 with his lot of 16 steers averaging 1212 sat,. to 7e an, lbs. selling for 75,30. Eight steers consigned by Arnold Kreller Fifteen steers consigned by George Adams of Clifford averaging 1121 lbs. sold for 74.10 of Wroxeter averaging 1114 lbs. sold for an with his lot of 14 steers averaging 1181 lbs. overall price of 76.00 with a sale at 79.75. selling for 73.70. Forty-four steers consigned by Barry Four steers consigned by Maryborough JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED—Art Wright, of 104 John St., Seaforth was recently advised by his physician to cut his potato intake down to one per day. Mr. Wright, a potato -lover seems to have found a way around the good doctor's recommendation In the form t,f this three -and -a -half pound spud, which he grew in his own garden. The giant potato measures 17.5 inches around lengthwise and 12.75 inches circumference in width. (Raft's nhnlnt Farms of RR 2, Moorefield averaging 1200 Seven heifers consigned by Jim Hawkins of lbs. sold for 74.75 with their lot of 11 steers RR 6, Goderich averaging 933 lbs. sold for averaging 1213 lbs. selling. for 73.65. 76.30 with his lot of 15 heifers averaging 932 Fifty-two, steers consigned by Gerald Ball lbs. selling for 74.35. of RR 1, Embro averaging 1077 lbs. sold for Three heifers consigned by Ross Durnin of an overall price of 73,68 with salesto 74.40. RR 2, Luclmow averaging 1046 lbs. sold for 76.00 with his lot of 9 heifers averaging 1038 lbs. selling for 74.50. Sixteen heifers consigned by Don Ross of RR 1, Holstein averaging 1040 lbs. sold for an overall price of 74.50 with a sale to 77.75. Nine heifers consigned by Wayne King of RR 1, Gerrie averaging 1087 lbs. sold for an overall price of 73.74 with a sale to 76.50. Choice Exotic Heifers -72.00 to 75.00 with a Five heifers consigned by John Mundell of sale to 79.00. RR 1, Bluevale averaging 1096 lbs. sold for Choice White-faced Heifers -69 .00 to 73.00. 73.80. A heiferconsigned by Larry Elston of RR4, Twenty-three heifers consigned by Doug Wingham weighing 1020 lbs. sold for 79.00 McPherson of RR 2, Wingham averaging with his offering of 16 heifers averaging 908 1033 lbs. sold foranoverall price of 73.13 with lbs. sold for an overall price of 73.54. sales to 74.75. Twelve steers consigned by Murray Wagg of RR5, Mitchell averaging 1196 lbs. sold for an overall price of 73.73 with sales to 74.20. Fourteen steers consigned by Melvin Kuepferof RR 1, Newton averaging 1202 lbs. sold for an overall price of 73.84 with sales to 74.60. Thirty hereford heifers consigned by Wilfred Haines & Son of RR 4, Wingham averaging 970 lbs. sold for an overall price of 71.35 with sales to 7,2.85. Eight mixed heifers consigned by Gary McCutcheon of RR 4, Brussels averaging 1002 lbs, sold foran overall price of 72.50 with sales to 74.00. Five heifers consigned by Elwood Gott fried of Gowanstown averaging 944 lbs. sold for an overall price of 73.68 with a sale at 75.25 Choice Cows -45.00 to 49.00 with sales to 53.25. Good Cows -42,00 to 45.00. Canners & Cutters -39,00 to 42 00. 30 to 40 lb. pigs traded to a high of .72 per lb. 40 to 50 lb. pigs to a high of .65. 50 to 60 lb. pigs to a high of .60 60 to 70 lb, pigs to a high of :55 per lb. Fair attendance (Continued from Page Al2) Dolmage, Teresa Wyn)a, Helen Toornstra. Man or boys toque, knitted, Mary Kinsman, Dorothy Hays. Man's dress socks, knitted, Pegi Perkins, Dorothy Hays, Margaret McGowan. Man's work socks, knitted, Dorothy Hays, Mary Kinsman, Dora Van Herk. Girls or boys pullover, knitted, Helen Toornstra, Betty Brand, Teresa Wynja, Stewart Bros. most points class 29-44, Helen Toornstra, Girls or ladies skirt, Jeanette Wynja, Grace Corbett, Teresa Wynja. Girls or ladies dress pants, Grace Corbett, Frances Wynja, Dorothy Hays. Girls or ladies blouse, Teresa Wynja, Bonnie Glanville, Odra Van Herk. Jogging suit, Emely O'Reilly. Man's shirt, Emely O'Reilly, Teresa Wynja. Any article of lingerie, Mary Fotheringham. 2 pc. outfit for Cabbage Patch doll, Frances Wynla, Jeanette Wynla, Teresa Wynja. Group of 3 different quilt blocks, Mary Fotheringham. Seatorth Sewing Centre donates $5 for most points 45-54, Teresa WynJa. Afghan crocheted or knitted, Anna Dolmage, Pegi Perkins, Carrie McGavin. Article of knitted other than afghan, Mary McClure, A. Toonk, Anna Dolmage. Article of crochet other than afghan, Anna Doirnage, Margaret McCowan, Mary McClure, Tea cozy, Grace Broadtool, Anna Dolmage, Pegi Perkins..Homemade cushion, Anna Dolmage, Carrie McGavin, Margaret McCowan. Your favorite poem, handwritten, Grace Broadfoot, Edythe Coleman, M. Chapple. Most points class. 55-61 donated by M. McClure, Anna Dolmage. Article of knitting, Gladys Ruston, Irene Omand. Collection of 3 different articles made by residents of nursing home or hospital, Seatorth Health Care Facility. Most points class 82, 63 and 64 donated by H. Connell, Gladys Ruston. Winner class 85, donated by M. Finlayson. Seaforth Health Care Facility. FLORAL Bachelor Buttons, Irene Kelly. Calendula, Maureen Price, M. Chapple, Drusilla Leitch. Ceiosia, pompus plum, Maureen Price. Coleus cuttings, Maureen Price. Cosmos collection, Dorothy Hays. Dahlia, Mary Finlay- son, Irene Kelly, Maureen Price. Dahlia, miniature, Mary Flnlayson, Maureen Price, M. Chappel. Gladioli, Irene Kelly. Gladioli, peach or salmon, Irene Kelly. Gladioli, white, cream, yellow, M. Chappel, Irene Kelly Impatiens, Mary Finlayson. Marigold. Irene Kelly, Drusilla Leitch. Marigolds, small, Audrey McLean. Drusilla Leitch, Irene Kelly. Petunia, ruffled, Brenda Empey, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Flnlayson. Most points 1.21, Irene Kelly. Snapdragon, Maureen Price, Irene Kelly Zinnia, Audrey McLean, Audrey McLlwain. Zinnia, Audrey McLlwaln, Mary Chappel Rose, floribunda, Jean Drager Rose, granditlora, Frances Malady. Rose, peace. Maureen Price. Rose, hybrid tea, Nancy Kale, Maureen Price. Frances Melady. Most points 22-32 Seaton Horticultural Society prize. Maureen Price. 'Rosa, floating, Audrey Mcllwain, Jean Draper Mary Finlayson Rose, miniature, Maureen Price, Mrs Don Kelly African violet. single, Dora Van Herk African violet. double. Mary Chappel, Mary Finlayson. African violet, single, more than 1 crown, Mary Finlayson Baby tears, Mary Fotheringham, Margaret McGowan, Mary Chappel. Most points 30-36, voucher from Seafbrth Jewellers, Audrey McElwain. Rare house plant, Frances Malady, Anne Malady. Chapin. Any other potted pryant, Dora Van Hark, Ann Melady-Chapin, Mary Chappel. Decorative potted plant, Dora Van Hark, Mary Chappel. Cactus dish garden, Mary Chappel. Mother and daughter plant, Grace Broadfoot. Miniature arrangement, Audrey McLlwain, Dorothy Hays. Hospital arrangement for tray, Audrey McElwain, Dorothy Hays, Irene Kelly. Arrangement in a teapot, Audrey McLlwain, Dorothy Hays. Arrangement of geranium blooms, Mary Finlayson, Dorothy Hays, Mary Chappel. Roadside Plckin's dried, Audrey McLlwain. Arrangement of weeds and wild flowers, Audrey McLlwain, Anne Malady, Brenda Empey, 3 blooms arranged effectively, Jean Drager, Audrey McLlwain, Irene Kelly. VEGETABLES 5 tomatoes, red, Audrey McLean, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Finlayson. Pint box tomato, cherry type, Maureen Price, Irene Kelly, Mary Fotheringham. 5 spanish onions, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Fotheringham, Charles Perkins. 5 yellow onions, Mary Finlayson, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Fotheringham. Pt. box multiplier onions, Jean Drager, Andy Litt, Charlie Perkins. 3 cucumbers, slicing, Mary Fotheringham, Brenda Empey, Irene Kelly. 5 cucumbers pickling, Brenda Empey, Irene Kelly, Drusilla Leitch, 2 ripe cucumbers, Audrey McLean. 5 kohirabi, Mary Fotheringham. While beans, Mary Fotheringham, Irene Kelly, Gall Huglll. Stater beans, Mary Fotheringham, Irene Kelly. Red kidney beans, Mary Fotheringham. 5 pickling beets, Betty Glanville, Mary Fotheringham, Irene Kelly 5 table beets, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Finlayson. Mary Fotheringham. 5 table carrots, long, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Fotheringham, Mary Finlayson. 5 table carrots, short, Mary Flnlayson, Brenda Empey, Mary Fothering- nam 4 peppers, green, Mary Finlayson, 2 fall cabbage, Brenda Empey. One winter cabbage, Mary Fothering- ham. 5 cobs of field corn, Irene Kelly, Mary Fotheringham, Wayne Chapin. 5 cobs of popping corn, Mary Fotheringham. 2 pepper squash, Brenda Empey, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Fotheringham, 1 hubbard squash, Audrey McLean, Mary Fotheringham. 1 butternut ,squash, Audrey McLean, Sheila Litt, Brenda Empey A.O V squash. named, Jean Drager, Audrey McLean, Brenda Empey. 2 pie pumpkins, Mary Fotheringham, Teresa Wynja. I field pumpkin, Ken Gemmell, Mary Fotheringham. 4 qt. basket Irish cobbler potatoes, Mary Fotheringham. 4 qt. basket Sebago potatoes, Audrey Mclean, Mary Finlayson, Drusllla Leitch. 4 qt. red potatoes, Audrey McLean. Mary Flnlayson, Dora Van Herk. 4 qt basket any other variety potatoes, Mary Fotheringham. Largest cabbage, Mary Lou Stewart, Brenda Empey, Mary Fotheringham. Largest potato, Gait Hugel, Anna Dolmage, Charles Perkins. Largest pump- kin, Ken Gemmell. Collection of corn, Mary Fothering- ham Collection of squash, Audrey McLean, Drusilla Leitch, Mary Fotheringham. Collection of onions, Jean Drager, Mary Fotheringham. Collection of garden produce, Brenda Empoy, Irene Kelly, Peg Perkins, Anna Dotmage I red cabbage, Mary Fotheringham. Most points, Huron'Exposltor prize, Mary Fotherrng. ham Winner of S7 00 Special, Audrey McLean ARTS & CRAFTS Special. $5.00 Seaforth Manor for contribution to Arts & Crafts Display. , Ceramic figurine, stained, Mary McClure, Mary Van Valkerigoed. Ceramic figurine, glazed, Mary McClure, Mary Van Valkengoed, Christine Tremeer. Ceramic object, special effects, Christine Tremeer. Mary Van Valkengoed, Mary McClure. Ceramic Rem stained Mary McClure, Janneke Murray, Mary Chappel Ceramic item glazed, Mary McClure. Janneke Murray, Elmer Bakcsy. Ceramic item, crystal glazed, Mary McClure Ceramic item, using decal, Janneke Murray, Mary Van Valken- goad, Mary McClure. Ceramic plate using drx:al pertaining to Royal Family, Doreen Strong Handn ado doll, Mary Van Valkengoed, 'Brenda Empey, Handmade outfit for doll, Dorothy Hays, Pegi Perkins, Handmade out lit for doll, unmounted, Helen Toornstra, Mary Van Valkengoed, Betty Brand. Needlepoint picture, Mary Van Valkengoed, Dorothy Hays, Mrs. M. MacLeod. Article vl needlepoint on plastic canvas, Bonnie Glanville, Helen Toornstra Any other article of needleudlnt. Bonnie Glanville. Article of Bargello, Margaret McGowan. 3 different handmade articles suitable for shower p.ft. Brenda Empey, Helen Toornstra: Box gih. wrapped suitable fora shower gilt, Helen Toornstra. [Miceli, by Hays, Brenda Empey Wicker plate Doreen Sirnng, Mary Finlayson. Eva Lambert Dried flower arrangement in antique container, Doreen Strong Arrangemeei at cli.ed material in kitchen utensil, Doreen Strong. Chi islmas t•ee skirt, Helen Toornstra Any other malt. riot asted. Margaret McCowan. Ann Malady Karen Cerbe11 Crocheted doily, Helen Toornstra, Margaret McCowan. Mary McClure Knitted lace. Helen Toornstra Cutting board, wood. Edward Malady, Dora van Herk Ar" 'e using a lathe. Edward Malady, Ed Boyes Mary Van Valkengoed. Wooden span i ark Charles Perkins. Doreen Strong, Leonard Strong Wood inlay Edward Melady, Ed Boyes Wood clock ready for hanging Ted Malady, Frances Malady, Leonard Strong Child's toy in wood, Charles Perkins Tray made from wood Edward Malady, Ed Boyes. Any other protect hum wood Charles Perkins David Leitch, Edward Malady Most points section R by B Bach, Helen Tournstra Most points class 37.44 donated by Hnll-'reyers Mil won by Edward Melody GRAIN Fall wheat, Ken Carnochan, Doug Huglll, Brad Carnochan, Mary Lou Stewart, Mac Stewart Barley Car, Hug ill , Brad Carnochan, Russel Bolton. Mac Stewart Ken Carnochan Barley. 8 row, Doug Hugel, Gail Huglll. Kon Carnochan, Bruce Wtutmore Barley, to exhibitors vin-, have not previously won. Mary Lou Stewart Dor, Carnahan Malting barley, Doug Hugo' Gail Hipt,i' Mixed oats and barley. wheal. Gad Hug., D'u,; H ,nip White beans, Francis Hrcknell, Siepher. Hnkhei' Doug Hugiu Champion class I•10, Doug Hugon Ge; Hoc Husking corn on cob Ken Carnochan Boo Br ar'1r'i' Robt Fothennpharn. Brad Carnnchan, Mar 4' .war' Ensilage corn Mac Stewart Doug Hie, i' Y:nn' i.'• Hicknell, Francis Hrcknell Bate of 1st cu' ha, Marion Hunt Bale of 2nd or 3rd cut Dove Hue" Ma, ,n Heol, BILI Wallace Field rhor od has Is' t" Huger!, Gail Hugd! James Muria,/ F+aid cn.pped "a4 second cut. Gan Hugo'. Coup Hugiu James M,,rrar Would You Like An EXTRA Way To Fight Rising Prices? it's simple . , , Just shop in our home town stores , , . where you get a piece of the PROFIT on every transaction. 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