The Huron Expositor, 1987-03-18, Page 13Brussels..
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• The ,market at Brussels StockyardsLtd,
' traded' actively gaining most of te week's
- decline. Cows sold steady and feeder pigs
were lower. There were 638 cattle and 512,
• • pigs on offer. • • •
•• Choice Steers - 81.00 to 85.00 with a Sale to
88.75.. -
Good Steers - 78.00- to 81,00,. . •'
•A steer consigned by George Adams of RR
Motion' pasSed •
2, W,roxeten Weighing 1100 Ib topped the'
market at 88,75 with his offerin of 17 steers
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averaging 1269; lbs. selling for the overall
price.003,89. •
Six steel's, enneigned by Sarah Wilhelm of
RR 1, Walkerton averaging 110(5 lbs. sold fol•
85.10, ..
Nine steers consigned by Wm. Elston of
RR 5, Brussels •averaging 11511 lbs: sold. for.
84.35. r''•
Thirteen heavy steers consigned by Hod -
'ins Bros. of RR 8, Parkhill averaging 1378
:11SiTiold for an overall price'of 84.20 with
sales to 85.0.0.' -
Twp steers consigned by Neil Olson of RR
3, Wingham-averaging-1055 lbs—sold for -
84.60. :
Six steers consigned by Neil Edgar of RR 3,
W Ingham' averaging,1028 lbs. sold for 84.22.
Twelve steers consigned by Andy Mc-
Michael of RR 2, Wroxeter averaging 1223
lbs: sold for an overall price of'83,91 with a
sale to 87.50.
Twenty-eight' steers consigned by Maple,
Elnlilent Farms of Dungannon averaging
1190 lbs. sold for an overall price of 83.34 with.
a sale' to 86:7.5.
Twenty-three steers consigned by Bob
McKagueof RR 2,, Wingham averaging 1146
lbs. sold for an overall price of 83.50.
' Nine steers consigned by George Weber of
The Directors of the Huron County Farm
and Horne Safety Association at .,their last
meeting -pasted a resolution calling for
"certification of agricultural 'pesticide users.
With input'., from the, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and. Food staff, commodity' group
representatives, chemical retailers and 'other
invited guests, the Directors' passed the
following resolution: ' '
"Whereas, the use of agricultural pesti-
tides potentially, can affect both 'users and
non-users, and .Whereas, the use 'and
availability • of agricultural cehmicals is
coming under greater scrutiny, Therefore., be
it resolved "Some 'type of legislation be
Passed. to compel anyone purchasing chemi-
cals, to first complete an Awareness. Course
on Pesticide Usage, Toxicity and efficacy, but
legislation must first provide for.thorough -
user input and approval .before passing."
The" Resolution was forwarded to the
parent association, Ontario Farm Safety'
Association Incorporated, asking for their
support of the. motion. In keeping with their
motto that safety should be first and foremost,
in everyone's mind, they lent their support to '
"Parents for Daycare" encouraging munici-
palities and the County towns to encourage
the establishment of DaycarCentres.
In' keeping with the trend of the meeting to
promote safety, the Directors also passed a
• resolution requesting the Provincial Govern-
ment to establish •a grant program to make''
funds available to individual farm operations
for the purchase of safety related equipment.
In other business, the Directors authorized
the purchase of 150 signs with the.slogan
"Caution Go Slowly," These signs are
approximately 11 r' x 17" printed on.a yellow
weather-proof backing. They are: available •
from Directors of the Huron County Safety
Association for •$1.00. •
•
Egmondville UCW '
The March meeting 'of Egmondville
U.C.W was held March 2 at 2 p.m. . -
President Doris Carnochan read some very
interesting letters and a progress•report from
.our Foster child.
'Many upcoming evehts were noted, e.g.
Quilt, Craft Show at Exeter on March • 21;
'Northside '1'hankoffering" on March 23;
Egmondville Thankoffering on April 7 and
many others during May.
Marjorie Coleman in' charge of devotions
offered scripture and'read an article entitled
"The-Emanus Road," Edna Wilson gave a
reading 'The Master is Coming.'.
• Guest speaker was Jane Papple who gave
an interesting report of her weekend at Toc
Alpha., Seven hundred young people attend-
ed and Jane said how many of the workshops
were informative and a learning experience.
'Jane also attended "The February Event"
held in Exeter where the.guest speaker'was
Jim Taylorwhose theme "Relationships with
Yourself, Others and God" proved very
stimulaling,�.�._,,,,..•,. •-n•,� .
• Marjorie thanked Jane and presented her
with a gift.
Lunch was•served by Olive Papple's group: •
1F 1, Wroxeter.averaging 119.7'lbs, sold for
an overall price of 83,50 with a sale at 86 75,
Thirty-six steers consigned by Mac W Wits
of RR 1, Wingham averaging 1193 lbs. sold
for an overall price of 113.43 with sales to
87.75. ,
Zr,teen steers consigned by Jirn lVlcBurn
eR 1, W ingharn averaging1,164• lbs. sold
60. ..
Six steers consigned by Joe Courtney of RR
1, Dungannon averaging 1225 lbs.' sold for
82,60 with a sale to 84.00.
Thrirteeirsteers-consigned-by-H•arry Ve
beek of RR 2,. Bluevale averaging 1292 lbs.
,sol f82 with saleto
86.
- . Two steers consigned by'Ron Menary of RR
'..7, Lucknow averaging321110•Ibs. sold for an
overall price of 84,12:
A steer consigned by Jake Versteeg of RR
" 2, Clifford weighing 1220 Ibs. sold for 87.75
• Choice Exotic Heifers - 81.00 to 85.00 with
a sale at 90.00. '
' Choice White-faced Heifers -•' 77.00 to
81,00.
A'heifer consigned by Murray Mulvey' of
RR 1, Clifford weighing 1060 lbs. sold for
90.00 with his lot of 11 heifersveraging 1109
.lbs. selling for 85.08 witl;•five heifers. from
••theirson Brian averaging 1092 lbs. selling for
' 82.50. '
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Seven lieildrs consignee!. 'by Abrobam
Hoover of.RR1,.Ch>�, 4 sveraging 1000 lbs..
sold for .84,85 with ,his: los .' '14 heifers
averagilr_g 102,5'lbs selling for '83 ry with
sales to 86:50,
Four beifers consigned, by Al VVeppler.of
RR 5, }Mildmay averaging 1158 lbs, sold. for
an overall price of 82.97 with sales to 84.60.
Nine heifers consigned by. Cecil and Karl
Raszmann of RR 1, Monkton averaging 1216
lbs, sold for. an overall price of 82.11" with
sales to 83.60. •
r' --"'-Eleven-heifers consigned by Joe Smith.of
RR 3, Brussels averaging 1100 lbs. sold', for
sold price o a .12 a 81,10. •
25, Thirteen—heifers_consigneLt_by
McDonald of Ripley averaging 1048 lbs.. sold
for an overall price of 00,21 with a sale to
84.50, ,, -
5,00 to 600 lb, heifers sold from 101.00 to
105,00',
600 to 700 Ib. heifers sold .from 95.00 to
• 'Choice Cows - 56.00 to,60.00 with sales to
65.00. '
Good 'Cows - 52.00 to 56.00,
Canners --and Cutters - 47.00 to 52.00;:
30 to 40 lb. pigs traded to a high of 1.25. '.
40 to 50 lb. pigs traded to a high of 1.18.
50 to 60 lb. pigs traded to a high of 1.12.
' 60 to 70 lb. pigs traded, to a high of 1,00
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A'memorial service was held at the
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March 15, 1987. •
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