The Citizen, 1992-12-16, Page 15Royal Winter Fair results
Results are in from the Royal
Agricultural Winter Fair in Toron
to.
In addition to the winners we list
ed in the Nov. 25 issue of The Citi
zen, other local fanners did well.
Loreldo Farms of RR 1, Belgrave
captured several prizes in the
Brown Swiss show. The farm
earned second place in the four-
year-old class, third place in the
senior yearling heifer class and
third place in the dry cow class.
In the Jersey cattle show, a for
mer Auburn-area farming couple,
Paul and Lorraine Franken of RR 3.
Clinton, took home the reserve
grand champion trophy,
They also won reserve champion
for their senior heifer, second-place
in the best udder class and first and
second place in the five-year-old
class.
Lambs sell from
$100 to $226
Continued from page 14
lbs. sold for an average of $65.69
with sales to $70. One cow
consigned by Jim McKee,
Listowel, weighing 1600 lbs. sold
for $68.75.
There were 167 veal on offer
selling from $84 to $104 to the
high of $116. Nine veal consigned
by Jim Prout, Centralia, averaging
642 lbs. sold for an average of
$99.05 with sales to $116. Five
veai consigned by Wayne Brown,
Monkton, averaging 516 lbs. sold
for an average of $100.83 with
sales to $111. One veal consigned
by Pegg Ducharme, Dashwood,
weighing 660 lbs. sold for $109.
Lambs, under 80 lbs., sold $100
to $226; 80 lbs. and over, $81 to
$108.
Stockers: steers, 400 - 500 lbs.,
sold $117 to $127; 500 - 600 lbs.,
$102 to $117; 600 - 900 lbs., $100
to $112; 900 and over, $90 to $104.
Heifers, 400 - 500 lbs., sold $102
to $117; 500 - 600 lbs., $97 to
$110; 600 - 800 lbs., $96 to $107;
and 800 lbs. and over, $90 to $104.
In the Hays Classic, Carla Cox of
Huron County placed first in the
Brown Swiss cattle class; Donna
Lynn Armstrong of RR2, Aubum
placed 11th in the Jersey class and
Stuart Marshall of Huron County
placed fifth in the senior Holsteir.
class.
Other local winners were Todd,
Hugh and Jo Ann (no last name
was available) of RR 2, Lucknow
who had the champion ram in the
Southdown sheep class as well as
first in the group of three, second in
the ewe bom on the property of the
exhibitor; second in the ram bom
on the property of the exhibitor and
third in the breeder's flock bred and
owned by the exhibitor.
HCBE discusses multi-use
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,1992. PAGE 15.
facility with McKillop council
A delegation from the Huron
County Board of Education
(HCBE) was present at the Dec. 1
meeting of McKillop council to
discuss a proposal for a multi-use
facility at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres and Seaforth
District High School. The viability
of such a proposal and whether it
could be considered for funding
under the Ministry of Education
Multi-use School Fund and other
grant revenue were the issues.
McKillop/Seaforth trustee Gra
eme Craig advised that the high
school has been experiencing diffi
culties in scheduling physical edu
cation classes and larger school
events in the minimum sized gym.
The elementary school is also over
crowded and could benefit from a
recreation facility.
Tuckersmith/Hensall Trustee
Allan Carter indicated that in
November of 1991, discussions
were initiated to determine the fea
sibility of a joint facility with
HCBE, the high school, public
school, Community Centres Board,
the town of Seaforth, the Recre
ation Committee and the Seaforth
Agriculture Society.
Formal endorsement for the
development of this joint proposal
was received from he town.
Revenue sources and the project
ed operating costs were outlined by
Paul Carroll HCBE superintendent
of business and operations.
Council indicated they were not
interested in another facility which
wouldcreate a debtfOTjhe^rate£ay-
ers. Further indications were that
the project should be financed
through grants which could be
obtained by HCBE.
Several board and committee
appointments were made. Reeve
Marie Hicknell and Deputy-reeve
William Siemon were appointed tot
he Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
Authority Representative Commit
tee.
Deputy-reeve Siemon was
appointed a McKillop's representa
tive to the Mailtand Valley Conser
vation Authority.
Reeve Hicknell is the township's
representative on the Seaforth
Community Hospital Board.
Councillor Sharon McClure was
appointed to the Seaforth Fire Area
Committee.
Councillor Ronald Murray and
Kenneth Flanagan are the township
representatives to the Seaforth and
District Community Centres Com
mittee of Management.
Councillor Jim Ryan and Reeve
Hicknell were appointed to the
Walton Landfill Committee and
Councillor McClure will serve as
representative to the Community
Based Policing Committee.
Council appointed Joe Gibson as
the joint representative to the Aus-
able Bayfield Conservation Author
ity for the town of Seaforth and the
townships of Hullett and McKillop
for a period of one year beginning
at the annual meeting on Jan. 14.
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