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Shur-Gain built its business on
helping farmers get the most 'from
their feeds. Now, when feed costs
are so critical, Shur-Gain's feed test-
ing service helps do the job even
better.
Shur-Gain tests for protein, calcium,
phosphorous, fat, fibre ,and mois-
ture. Then, with the test results your
dealer or you can add exactly what
is needed for maximum , feed effi-
ciency, minimum feed cost.
Shur-Gain Feed testing helps detect
dangerous levels' offnold in corn too
—and again saves you feeding and
breeding problems. We're sure our
Shur -Gain Feed testing service can '
help. Want to bet
and thus the .fertilizer industry in
North America has great over
capacity. To' escape collapse,
they have resorted to administered
prices which led the NFU to
demand and get a. federal investi-
gation.
Credit - In the last decade the'
assets of our banks have tripled
going from $17 billiOn in 1960 to
over $50 billion in 1971. During
the same period the average
interest on farm loans has increas-
ed from 4 1/2'o to around 9.
The farmer operates on' a very
competitive situation. But when
he has to buy farm supplies, he
faces huge multi-national
corporations whO set their own
prices. Even if food, prices re-
main high , we can. expect the
squeeze on farmers to continue..
The Bake Sale for Local 335
N.F. U. is to beheld Wednesday,
December 12 at .2' o'clock in the
former Johnston's Restaurant.
DospAY.:-PECE.MBER.19, 1973
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former neighbours and friends
f Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley sur
ised them on Wednesday even-
galling at their new home in
oknow and presenting them with
swag lamp and numerous other
is. Ernest Gibson and Neil
cKenzie presented the gifts on
half of the gathering.
K. L. MacKenzie returned
me from. Victoria Hospital,
Wm.
and Mrs. Art Matthewman
ed in St. Thomas with Mrs.
ttliewman's brother on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacLean
Collingwood called on friends
d relatives on the past week
(1.
Santa Claus was a visitor at
th Ashfield School on Friday
an. enjoyable Christmas con-
was presented by the child-
ren.
Several from this area attend-
ed Open House at Ripley High
School on Saturday and saw the
work done by the China Painting
Class.
Monday evening was the night
of the annual congregational
Christmas party for the Ashfield
Presbyterian Sunday School.
Mrs, Ewan MacLean was host-
ess to the. W. M, S, of Ashfield
Presbyterian Church on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ewan MacLean; 19'74 Con-
vener of the Directors of Ripley
and District Horticultural Society ,
called a meeting of the 1974 and
75 Directors to plan the programs
for the coming year. This meet—
ing.was held on Saturday after-
noon in Ripley at the home of
Mrs. Chas, Liddle.
Merry Christmas to one and all
from the Loclalsh reporter.
AMBERLEY
Seasons Greetings, to one and
all.
Orange Lodge held a. euchre
party in Amberley on Tuesday ev-
ening, Shannon Courtney won for
high lady , Jack Scott got the' prize
for high man ,and Catherine Camp-
bell the lucky prize.
There was a good attendance
at the. Christmas• party
which was-held in Reid's .Corners
Hall.
REID'S' CORNERS W.I. •
The Reid's Corners Womens
Institute held their Christmas
meeting on Tuesday night with a
good attendance. There was a'
sale of home made candy also
Sunshine Gift. Exchange. Hostess -
es were Mrs. Wib Emrnerton, Mrs.
Jack Elliott and Mrs. Ronnie Ir-
Win. Mrs. Cecil Humphrey and
Mrs. Wm. Pace will be the host-
esses for January 23rd 1974 for
Reid's Corners Institute. Every-
one wekome.
Sympathy is extended to the •
Campbell families of Tiverton in
loss of their brother Mac Camp-
bell of Ohio.
Fred' Gottschalk of. Kincardine
and Mrs. Wm. Pace are first cous-
ins of the Campbells.
The C.G.I.T. girls held their
Vesper Service on Sunday in Pine
River Church with a good attend-
ance. Mrs. Coulbeck is their
leader. ,
Dalton Wardellvisited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Pace.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Steele
had a family gathering 'on Sunday
N.F.U. News
and Views
By Mayme.Wilkiris.
To show what the farrrier is up
against ,.let us look .at,some of
the major farm sectors. ,
. Farm Machinery - In North '
Ainereia the recognized price
leadet is John Deere. They set
prices at a very high level per-.
mining monopoly profits, and '
the .persistence in many ineffic-
ient operations. The cost' of this
is paid for by the farmer. It may
well be that it is not our local •
machinery 'dealers that set these
high prices , for they are often
caught in the price squeeze thern
selves. '
Fertilizer - The Canadian ref-.
tilizer Industry has been dominat7
ed hv Canadian Indtistries Ltd.
and, Corninco, thus*, they are price
leaders: By setting high prices,
they encourage, other investment
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IS ALWAYS THERE
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO