The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-16, Page 7Activities to wrap up
Bruce County "Much Ado About Meat"
4-H projects will be wrapping up their ac-
tivities in the next few weeks. Kitchens
across the county have been filled with the
aroma of beef, pork, lamb and veal as 4-H
members have tested a variety of new
recipes. They have also learned how to be
a better consumer when it comes time to
face the meat counter at the local grocery
store.
Please plan to attend the Achievement
Program near you. This is an opportunity
for friends, family and the public to learn
more about meat cookery and con-
gratulate the 4-H members completing
this project.
November 22nd - Chesley - 7:30 pm -
Chesley High School
November 24th - Teeswater - 7:30 pm -
Hillcrest School
November 28th - Southampton - 7:30 pm -
G.C. Huston School
November 29th - Kincardine - 7:30 pm -
W.E. Thompson School
December 1st - Chepstow - 7:30 pm -
Mary Immaculate School
Soil And Crop
Annual Meeting
The Bruce County Soil and Crop Im-
provement Association 1988 Annual
Meeting will be at the Hartley Hotel,
Walkerton on Thursday, December 1st at
11 am. Feature speakers are Tony Lang -
ARM REPORT
Bruce County OMAF
Marketing and Pat Lynch - Crop Produc-
tion In The 90's. Tickets are available from
directors:
Farm Corporation Seminar
The financial statements of a corpora-
tion are difficult to understand. The Huron
and Perth OMAF offices have organized a
day long program to help farmers, who are
in a corporation or contemplating one,
understand their records. The ' Seminar
will be held in Brussels Community Centre
on Thursday, December 1st, or Kirkton
Community Centre on Friday, December 2
ndstarting at 9:15 am and adjourning at
3:45 pm.
The following subjects will be addressed
- Understanding Your 'Financial
Statements; Taxation of Corporations;
How Tax Reform Affects Your Corpora-
tion; Bringing the Family into the
Business; Shareholder Agreements; Will,
Marriage Contracts and Your
Corporation.
Farmers from surrounding counties are
invited. Prior registration is required and
applications are available at local OMAF
offices.
At the McCall stockyard
The market at McCall Livestock traded
on a good demand on a heavy supply of cat-
tle with choice steers demanding a
premium price and good steers trading
steady. All weights of pigs sold higher.
There were 1,282 cattle and 264 pigs on
offer. .
Choice Steers traded 83. to 86. with sales to
100.50.
Good Steers sold 79. to 83.
Twenty-eight steers consigned by Maple
Emblem Farms of Dungannon, averaging
1270 lb., sold for an overall price of 85.58,
with a sale to 91.
Seventeen heavy steers consigned by
Lorne Eadie of Holyrood, averaging 1371
lb., sold for an overall price of 84.07, with
sales to 86.
Choice Heifers traded 82. to 86. with sales
to 87.75
Good Heifers sold 78. to 82.
Seventeen heifers consigned by David
Eadie of R.R. 5, Lucknow, averaging 1236
lb., sold for an overall price of 85.46, with
sales to 86.50.
Choice Cows sold 51. to 57., with heifery
cows to 67.
Good Cows sold 48.. to 51.
Canners and Cutters sold 40. to 46.
Heavy Bulls traded to a high of 74.
Pigs 30 - 401b., traded to a high of .47
Pigs 40 - 501b., traded to a high of .52
Pigs 50 - 60 Ib., traded to a high of .53
Pigs 60 - 70 lb., traded to a high of .53
Pigs 70 - 80 Ib., traded to a high of .53
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November 26th, 1988
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CYSTIC FIBROSIS
The Lucknow & District Kinsmen Club along with
local Service Stations, will again be supporting
Cystic Fibrosis
on
Saturday, November 19th188
"Free"
Balloons
The Kinsmen will donate the labour while the
Service Stations donate their profits.
PARTICIPATING STATIONS
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