The Brussels Post, 1975-03-19, Page 6PRESENTS TROPHY — Frank Stretton, right, of the
Brussels Optimists presents Don Gillingham,. captain
of the Kimberly team who were A champions in
Sunday's tournament play, with his team's trophy'.
(Photo by Lang lois)
Inside Howick Central
AT THE
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AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS, ONT.
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Friday and Saturday Nights :—
The Small Town Country Jim
DO YOU HAVE A BEEF?
IF SO
Plan to Attend the
Beef Meeting
Londesboro Hall
Londesboro, Ont.
Wed. Match 26, 1975.
1:30 P.M.
This meeting is to endeavour find
the solution to problems facing
beef farmers today
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WEEKLY SALE
BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD.
EVERY FRIDAY
At 12 Noon
Phone 887-6461 — Brussels; Ont
been removed to Toronto General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Wood ()
Mitchell were Sunday guests witI
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy,
Jim McNeil of Hanover was
visitor in Brussels for a few days,
Alfred Knight is a patient ill
Wingham and District Hospital
following a heart attack.
Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh Pearson
have returned, from a holiday h
Mexico.
for
RUTH and BILL THAMER
March 27th
9 o'clock
Family Paradise
Best Wishes Only
Brussels
Stockyard
Report
A -heavy supply of slaughter
cattle Friday at Brussels Stock-
yards Ltd. sold under pressure.
Steers and heifers traded from
1.00 to 2.00 down, Cows sold
higher.
Choice steers - 38.00 to 40.00
with sales to 40.20.
Good Steers - 36.00 to 38.00.
17 Steers consigned by L &
BFarms of Elmira averaging 1208
lbs., sold for 40.20.
12 Steers consigned by Jacob
Weiss of St. Clements,- averaging
1156 lbs. sold for 39.45.
8 Steers consigned by Ian
Wilbee of Walton, averaging 1242
lbs. sold for 39.50.
10 Steers consigned by Donald
McEwen of Holyrood, averaging
1042 lbs. sold for 39.40.
9 Steers consigned by George
Adams of WRoxeter, averaging
1154 lbs. sold for 39.35.
25 Steers consigned _by._John
Ferric of Brussels, averaging
1104 lbs. sold for 39.00.
A steer consigned by Don
Proctor of Brussels, weighing
1290 lbs. sold for 39.50.
3 Steers consigned by Wm.
McInnes of Teeswater, averaging
1100 lbs. sold for 39.25.
14 Steers consigned by Gerald
Bali of Embro, averaging 1025
lbs. sold for 39.30 with his
offering of 116 steers averaging
1085 lbs. selling for an overall
price of 38.92.
Choice Heifers - 35.00 to 37.00
with sales to 37.30.
2 Heifers consigned by Alvin
Porter of RR 4, Wingham
averaging 1095 lbs. sold for
37.30.
A heifer consigned by Walter
Oster of Belgrave weighing 920
lbs. sold for 36.00.
12 Heifers consigned by Doug
McPherson of RR 2 Wingha,
averaging 930 lbs. sold for 35.80,.
2 Heifers consigned by Mac
Scott, of RR 1 Seaforth, averaging
870 lbs. sold for 35.25.
11 Heifers consigned by Har-
vey Irvin of Paisley averaging 880
lbs. sold for 35.00.
Choice Cows - 24.00 to 26.00.
Good Cows - 22.00 to 24.00.
Pigs traded slightly lower.
40-50 lbs. pigs - traded to a high
of 38.25.
Arriving next week, several
carloads of Western stocker
calves.
25th
Wedding
Anniversary
Dance
for
Bob and Dorothy
Dalton
Fri. March 21
9 o'clock
Brodhagen
ommunity Centr
No Gifts Please
On Friday, March. 14, our
holiday begins. The pupils of
Howick Central are going to be
dismissed at 2:10 p.m. From
March 15 to March 23 we are
having a mid-term holiday.
During this week everyone should
make sure to have a rest and to
have some fun. I am sure this
holiday will be enjoyed by the
pupils as well as the teachers!
Tammy Brown
Pizza Making
On Friday, March 7th, Miss
Amos' cooking elective made
homemade, no, I mean school
made pizza. Some of the
ingredients used were flour,
mushrooms, bacon, pizza sauce,
olives, milk, "red peppers", and
cheese. Mrs. Carter and Mr.
Robertson were the lucky people
who got to pick the best pizza.
Both Mrs. Carter and Mr.
Robertyson picked Miss Amos'
Pizza. Susan Edger and Nancy
Fisher also helped Miss Amos.
Gary Douglas
Fire Alarm
On March 13th, we had a fire
drill. After the first recess which
ends at 10:35 a.m. the bell rang
as I was just entering the room.
F of A asks
for "beefs"
The Huron Federation of
Agriculture will hold a special
meeting for beef producers in the
Londesboro Hall on Wednesday
March 26th. Doug Fortune of
Wingham, the president said that
beefmen have been asking the
Federation to do something about
the low prices they receive for
their product. In this meeting the
beefmen will be asked what they
want the organization to do. If the
cattlemen can agree on some
action that should be taken, the
OFA directors will take the
proposals to the monthly directors
meeting in Toronto for action.
Cattlemen are urged to attend so
that no action will be taken with
which they do n of agree.
So I turned around and slipped on
my boots. Some students went
without shoes or coats so they
thought it was cold. It took 3
minutes and 30 seconds to clear
the building. When they were
going out our wing, there was no
special order. When the bell rang
signalling to go in, everyone
stampeded into the school. We
believe Mr. Robertson waited for
a fairly nice day for it, and we are
sure that the girls who wore their
stylish "toed" socks, (no shoes)
especially appreciated his
thoughtfulness.
Marlin Good
Assembly
On March 27, rooms 14 and 16
are having an assembly. When I
entered Room 14 for my elective,
the first thing I saw was a hugh
black dangerous looking cannon
which will work because there is
an elastic over the back end of the
barrel. They are doing a play
called "Peter Pan". Room 16 is
doing two commercials and at the
end of the play they are putting.
on a fashion show. In the fashion
show boys dress like girls and
girls like boys. I think this
assembly will be interesting!!
• Marlin Good.
Baby Picture Contest
Room 15 of Howick Central
School is having a baby picture
guessing game. If you can guess
22 out of 22 pictures; you .sure
have good eyes. The baby
pictures are when they were very
young so .you .have to use your
head a great deal. If you would
like to guess in this contest you
Will have to go to the North Wing
bulletin board. You can't miss it.
Ben Schuitetna
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Country Singles
Dance
Clinton Legion Hall
Sat. March 22
at 8:30 p.m.
:Music by :
The Truetones
Refreshments
served
Watch for our
nexLdance at
Hully Gully
April 12
;
People We Know
Mrs, Olive Cunningham
graduated from the Cameo School
of Modelling at Kitchener, The
graduation took place Sunday,
March 16th at the Valhalla Inn.
Miss Donelda Stiles of Strat-
ford is holidaying with Brussel
relatives.
Donald Currie who had been a
patient in Brampton Hospital has
Damages
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$60;0.00. There were no injuries.
On Sunday, March 16, George
M. Jacklin and Donald R. McCall,
both of Brussels, were involved in
a collision on John St., north of
Ellen Street in Brussels. There
were no injuries and damages
wee estimated at $350.00.
Douglas J. Wagler of Fordwich
and Marion M. Wy lie ofR.R.1#2,
Clifford were involved in a
collision on County Road 30,
south of Highway 87, Fordwich.
There were no injuries. Damages
were estimated at $700.00.
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* * Entertainment at
• THE QUEEN'S HOTEL 1 * i * BRUSSELS
* *Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Nights!
* * * The Tam Mero Show * * from Kincardine * *
* Sunday Evening Menu : - Homemade Cabbage Rolls
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