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Consumption of
Butter Is Down
fof a statement made by a re,
cent visitor to Russia , when he
stated that in Russia butter sub-
stitutes are not considered
healthful, particularly for child-
ren, and are, therefore. used
only to a limited degree in
(By J. C. Hemingway) 4baking.
Huron County Cream Produc- It was also stated that .for
ers held their annual meeting,
October 25th, with Simon Hal-
lahan, chairman, presiding.
Mr. Horton, of St. Marys, zone
director, said it was expected
-that there would be a four
months' supply of butter in stor-
age at the end of October. Due
every $100.00 in 'butter sold,
only 10e,is spent on advertising.
For butter substitutes, on every
$100.00 sales, $2.00 is spent on
promotion of the product.
Mr. Bob Morrison, O'ntari"o
Cream Producer secretary -man-
ager, complimented H u r o n
to dry pastures, production drop- County on the fine fob done by
ped off and sales are being made this year's Dairy Princess, Miss
out of storage earlier 9assesyear Doreen Howatt.
and will reduce stocks consider- With regard to advertising,
ably. Ontario Cream Producers paid
He also painted out that, their full quota to the Dairy
though population is increasing, Farmers of Canada far this pur-
consumption of butter is de - ,pose but suggested that per-
haps we should be doing still
more.
Vancouver's Empire Stadium f"
is Canada's largest;'for the 1958 -:
Grey Cup game there were over �.
41,000 in the Vancouver stad-
creasing and this raised the
.question, "Are our children be-
ing educated away from the
use of butter?" This is par-
ticularly interesting in the light
fast, safe relief
for j
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know they were as big as in the picture shown above? They
aren't. It's just a bit of trick photography.
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BY THE ANDREW DAIRY
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By 6. MacLeod Ross
Music In The Garden Iduced an improved growth pat -
One of aur most "constant, tern.; One of his studentsAwent
rrea<,d -",s -h~a sup+pli d,.:,.thts r$L kKs as :_tq. _ .erl'f af PM- s ta.
Natayam •WhiCh, as you well'
know, is a particularly vigorous
classical dance - rivalling rock
and rdll to the tenth power. Pro-
duced before - an audience of
some 30 potted plants, he re-
prising information that the De-
partment of Botany of a South
Indian University sises music to
induce plant' growth and to in-
crease yield. Professor T. C. N. ports the results as very gratify -
Singh, who heads the depart -ling, which smacks of equivoca-
ment,, was struck by historical tion. But all this was • merely
accounts of the Mogul ,poet, the embryo stage. Now" he has
Tansen, who once sang a whole
garden -into bloo1)1. Perhaps leaks
surprising was the story of the
Hindu deity, Krishna, Who used
the flute to such advantage that
the Brindaban Gardens, ,pear
Mysore, in Southern India, blos-
somed. Impressed by these ac-
counts, the Professor decided td
experiment. His first trials were
on seeds such as mustard, peas
and coriander,' the germination
of which he found he -could ac-
celerate by exciting' them with
JA 4-54152 shrill sound' waves. From this
he went on to an electric 'bell
.which he rang for half an hour
imeese•eee••••••••••••I a day in theBf the seed
bones. The Seedsvicinitys thus treated,
germinated in 'one third, the
•' `C!k time of the unexcited cohtrol
seeds. From this he -vent to
plants and played to• them a
variety of Indian classical
tunes. Overdosage resulted in
withered plants, whilst a variety
of tunes produced no effect at
all. It was only when one par-
ticular tune was repeated daily
for brief periods that his plants
',responded. It appears, too, that
'Iae,had to find the right tune for
each particular plant. For ex- teem and hied himself to the
!ample, he tells us that Mimosa capital where a two year test
;Pudica, ' the' sei,s;five^ ti'1-a n t will be undertaken 'to prove' or
'which is perennial in the •tro-idisprove these unusual claims.
tpics, was •serenaded for 25 min-' ,Perhaps, we, too, like Delhi,
lutes each day with a dose of
isoft music from -a• -v1:6 n•-eve•r a --had better hold our hands and
ideTer ins a rinlg a our spe- er
fotir week periods The seeds over our favorite rose and the
sprouted in half, the ,normal :playing to it of Friml's
'time when .so treated. ' Unfor-'"Only a rose" at intervals.
unately he does not specify!
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undertaken 'large scale field ex-
periments. Loud speakers havt
been installed over paddy fields
and each day brief doses of soft
music are played. to the crops
for three or four weeks. The
plants grow faster and yields,
are increased from 28 to 60 per
cent compared with crops in
silent fields.
Professor Singh explains his
technique by saying that the
sound tivaves produced by the
musical vibrations bombard the
plant's cell walls. This bom-
bardment agitates the sensitive
protoplasm and nucleus contain-
ed in the cells and causes them
to react to accelerate their cus-
tomary' growth pattern. As
simple as that.
The small French dependency
Pi' Pondicherry is said to have
tried and ,confirmed Professor
Singh's technique, 'but our old
friend Delhi, the seat of Gov-
ernment, is from Missouri. It
has to be shown. So Singh has
packed his hisrecords,
his cornet, flute, harp, .sachbut,
psaltery and, dulcimer, not to
mention his pulbl:ic address sys-
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the tune used, but there is ob-
i I Wipe it will be noted that
viously scope for a variety of I the urge to report that'the Pro
musicians, because she cites
such instruments as the flute,
violin and the Indian violin,
the veena, as being effective.
`But the Professor'did not stop
here. . He ,,tried dancing. Ile
found that a vigorous Indian
classical dance involving much
stamping and accompanied by
clanging rythmical, music 'pro -
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fessor sings to his plants was_
resisted until the end.
Next Meeting
On November 18th at 8 p.m.
in St, George's Parish Hall we
hope to have Mr. Bradley. of
the London Horticultural So-
ciety, come and give some hints
on a very pressing sulbje ct,
namely "Tree Diseases." After
the very good turn out for Bob-
Turnbull it is hoped that this,
.,ur last meeting of the year,
will be equally weld attended.
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OBITUARY
MRS. WILLIAM ?MESH
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The funeral service was held
at the Lodge funeral home Tues-
day for Mrs. William M3arsh,
who died Sunday at Alexafidra
Marine and .General Hospital,
after a short illl.ne•ss. She was
the former Bertha Manning,
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John ,Manning, and was
(born in Hallett s Township in
1886. She. h. • was a member of
Knox Presbyterian Church, the
W.M.S,, and, the W.A. She, re-
; in Auburn and. ColborneI
'Township prior to coming to
Goderich 10 years ago. Rev. D.
J. Lane officiated. Interment
was in Colborne cemetery.
Besides her 'husiband she is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Melvin (Edythe) Bell, and two
grandchildren; also one brother,
Thomas Manning London; ars{
one sister. Mrs: Herbert. (Alice),
M ogr i dge;" Auburn.
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