The Huron Expositor, 1971-08-19, Page 10OURDN EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., AUG. 19, 1971
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Delsey Toilet
TISSUE
pkg. 690
Maxwell House,
,INSTANT- COFFEE •
10-oz. jar 1.59
Shirrif's "Good Morning"
MARMALADE
24-oz. jar 490
Weston's
CRULLERS, Reg. 31c 4 pkgs. 1.00
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Schneider's Corn
BEEF, 2-oz.
Schneider's
CHICKEN LEGS
Schneider's Sweet Pickle
4 for 950
lb. 650
COTTAGE ROLLS lb. 69e
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32-oz. 100
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OBITUARY
MRS. WILLIAM LEEMING
Mrs. William^ Leeming died
suddenly at her James Street
residence on Tuesday. She was
77.
The former Margaret N.Love
she was born in Grey County, the
daughter of, the late Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Love of Walton.
After attending area schools she
graduated from the School of
Commerce, Clinton, before be-
ginning a nursing career that ,
included training at Hanover and
New York following which she
received her RN.
Her husband, to whom she was
married in June 1935, pre-
deceased her in January 1964
but she is survived by four
sisters and two brothers. They
are Mrs. W. C. (Jean) Broad-
foot, Walton; Mrs, Robt.(Ferne)
Patterson, Seaforth; Mrs. Ste-
phen (Adeline) Keeley, Toronto;
Miss Amye Love, Toronto; Dan
H. Love, Coquitlam, B.C. and
Sam E. Love,. Saskatoon, Sask.
She was a member of North-
side United Church and active
in the U.C.W.
Funeral service will be held
at the G.A.Whitney Funeral
Home, Seaforth, on Thursday?
at 2 p.m. conducted by her Min-
ister Rev. M. E. Reuber, assis-
ted by Rev. D. Patterson. In-
terment will follow in Maitland-
bank Cerrietery.
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Huron Federation of Agriculture members relax at the annual picnic at Family Paradise
Camp in McKillop Sunday. The program included something for everybody. (Staff Photo)
2-roll pkg. 490
Kleenex
TOWELS
LOCAl ,RADENIA.Ki I..
Miss Judith (Judy) Lynn
King, daughter of Mrs.
Harry King Gorrie and
the late Mr. King, has re-
ceived her registered
nurse certificate from the,
College of Nurses of On-
tario. She is a graduate
of St. Mary's School of
Nursing,Kitchener, and
Wingham and District High
School.
Pigs fed acid-treated corn
diets will have growth and feed
-efildTariad-Si equal to or better than
pigs fed dry corn diets.
J.G.Norrish,swine specialist
with the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food, says
feeding trials at the University
of Guelph and Macdonald College
'indicate the pigs like the acid-
treated corn and do quite well
on it. At Macdonald College, 40
pigs were fed" acid-treated corn
and ordinary high moisture corn
diets. Average daily gain was
1:54 pounds on acid-treated corn
and 1.39 pounds on high moisture
corn. In addition pigs fed treated
corn ate 4% more per day and
had a 6% improvement in feed
efficiency.
At the University of Guelph,
144 pigs were used in two feed-
ing trials. -There - -were -three
diets in each trial; acid-treated
corn, high moisture corn, and
dry corn. In the first trial, 48
individually penned pigs were
used. Those on acid-treated corn
and high moisture corn had an
Suggest Acid Treated Corn
for Swine Feed Hay
EAFORTH
UPERIOR
identical daily gain of 1.48
pounds. Pigs fed dry corn rat-
ions had an average daily gain of
1.54 pounds. There was no dif-
ference in the feed efficiency of
the pigs on the three -diets.
The second trial consisted of
96 group-fed gilts. Pigs fed the
acid-treated corn diet had an
average daily gain of 1.72 pounds.
This vas significantly better than
the 1.68 pounds obtained by both
groups of pigs fed dry and high
moisture corn. Pigs fed acid-
treated corn diets also had an
improved feed efficiency over
those fed on dry corn.-
Corn treatment with organic
acids in Canada first started on
a commercial bail's in the fall of
1970. In some cases, the corn
did not store as well as intended.
Improper storage resulted in
mold- growth and some loss of
feed value. Pigs -fed the poor
feed had lower performance and
in some cases refused, to eat.it.
However, says Mr. Norrisli, crop
scientists offer some tips for
the successful use of acid
treatment.
Always determine the mois-
ture level beforehand, so the
correct amount of acid can be
applied.
Do not store acid-treated corn
with regular high moisture corn
or dry corn. Considerable spoil-,
age can result.
After treatment, check the
containers to make sure suffic-
ient " acid •has been applied. If•
it is sus ected that Ingifficlent
acid has been used, the corn
should be retreated to ensure
proper storage.
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SPECIALS FOR
THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY
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Maxwell House
INSTANT COFFEE
Bright's Fancy
TOMATO JUICE, 48roz. 2 for 690
Facelle, Royale Color Print
PAPER TOWELS, 2's
2-1b. 250
U.S.A. No 1
BARTLETT PEARS 2-lb. 490
Golden Ripe
BANANAS
6-oz. 1.09
2 for 1.00
Ontario
CARROTS
"b. 120