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Your 'Lbcal ANTH ES Dedlet
Seeding has been poceeding
very nicely and no doubt most
sowing of the gain crop and
farmers have completed the
are now preparing for that ev-
er increasing crop—corn.
It would seem that there will
be another considerable increa-
se in corn production with the
addition mainly in grain corn
production.
Why is this trend proceeding
so steadily? I suppose we can
attribute this to the energy and
determination of those who de-
velope new and better varie-
ties of crops. In this case it
is grain corn that has been
greatly improved.
Strains haVe been produced
which give amazing yields in
greatly extended areas.
Along with our ability to
grow corn we have been given
the knowledge necessary to ba-
lance our livestock rations so
that we can produce more and
better meat products.
On two previous years I pick-
ed a few rows of corn. For
a month or so I threw a few
cobs to the pigs. They liked
the cobs and seemed to do well
and I put then back on good
mixed grain chop hoping that
a few weeks on corn wouldn't
make me guilty of producing
those fat, greasy slobs of pigs
that the American corn belt
farmers have been raising,
Last fall a different situat-
ion developed. I had three
acres of pretty good cob corn
left after filling the silo.
Those three acres produced
a bigger heap of corn cobs
than I had ever thought pos-
sible.
I had one bunch of pigs ab-
out half way to market and.
another bunch just started.
That heap of cobs meant a lot
more than a few weeks feeding.
After quite an argument
with my consience and after
using a promise to double the
Arthur K. Spragge
AUBURN—A resident of the
Nile district ,for a few years,
Arthur K. Spragge passed
away in Goderich hospital in
his 79th year. He was born
at Wiarton.
Following his early life in
the Wiarton area he went to
Detroit and later operated a
chopping mill at Nile. Ile was
a member of the Nile United
Church, He is survived by his
wife, the former Lucinda Walt
and • one sister, Mrs. Walter
(Loletts) Pettman, Goderich
and three brothers: James, Tor-
onto; Ernest, Carstairs, Alber-
ta; Alfred, Ashtabula ,Ohio,
Rev. J. ten Hoopen of Gode-
rich, conducted the funeral
service on Wednesday at the
Arthur funeral home. Burial
took place in the Colborne
Township cemetery.
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Paoe 10—Clinton News-Rec d May 16, 1963
Members of Duets Receive Awards
Mrs, Tom Allen, left, Londesb.oro, a member of the committee of the
Hallett Music Festival, is shown above presenting awards to the' members of
the'two top duet performers. Kathleen Dale and Agnes I-ravel:tamp, SS 3,
topped the clasS for schools of 25 and over and Betty Snell 'and Vicki Well-
banks, USS 10,' won the class for schools under '25, The girls were among
the performers at the special concert in Londesboro, Friday.
(News-Record Photo)
NEWS Of K1PPEN
..(PPrmP9000 -, Mfiq* N, .1,9Nq., P.490e W8-W-1):
and Mrs, gamci ,,Tong4, ArItte a. to Viotorio„
anal boys visited recently with .1,-.QP09.4 on Thursday,. May
Mr. Ana Mr's. ZO, Fihithetueri fc".1417MY. His friends ale
Cretliton.
Mrs, pearl Love and. Wayne;
WPM, were Sunday „Vests of
Mr. .and Mrs, Leslie Sims
and daughter, London, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Pet-
er Guidzak and Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Neill's,
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Stokes
and Larry, London, visited
Saturday evening with the lat-
tear father Mr, Robert Thom-
son.
Mrs, Norma Long, accomp-
anied by Mrs Gordon Wren at-
tended the Times-Advocate
Banquet in Exeter Saturday,
wing the Plant with other
zespondents,
Mr. Nelson Hood will be ad-
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If You're TIRED
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Now and then everybody gets a
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young Peoples' Anniversary
in St, Andrew's United Church,
Nippen will be held. Sunday,.
May 1.9. at 11.00: n.m, • Rev,
l3ritton of Grand Bend will be
the guest speaker and 'Miss
Sharpn .Strong,, .Soaforth the
guest soloist.
Mother's Pay Service was
observed .Sunday in St, And-
rew's United Church with
good attendance represented. story.
The Junior Choir Tendered twq.
Most suitable PUP-4*M Witt}
the iptler; Miss Tvl$on, at the
was read by Grant Jones, and
organ, The scripture lesson
Marjorie Turner rave the
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ModtglIngantomoN lopold*
seemed just a little better than
previously, Just to make sure
we gave a few chops to a nei-
ghbour and they too pronounc-
ed them tops,
Where does all this lead?
More corn, more hogs — at
what price?
A Matter of
Principle
(By J. CARL HEMINGWAY)
concentrate in the chop, I was
allowed to feed a fifty per-
'cent corn ration,
I wasn't too happy but the
hogs were and went to market
in a very satisfactory time. I
was pleasantly surprised to
find that the grade was better
than I expected.
By the time the second
bunch were ready for market
our .locker was getting empty
and I had only corn fed hogs
available.
I didn't like the idea but
couldn't very well justify sel,
ling pork that I wouldn't eat
myself.
To make a long story short,
one of our pigs ended up with
the local butcher and event-
ually found it's way to our
locker.
We were amazed / to find
that we had excellent pork.
There was no excessive fat, it
was not soft and the flavour
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