HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-01-12, Page 14Mr., and"Mrs, FQrdycC •Clark
and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff MCNeii,.
of Goderich, last week heard
• lVl;inister .of Agriculture, and Fs od.
Williath A. Stewart" explain. the
compositional, testing `of un,ilk in
a Central laboratory, which is:row
:Official in,Ontario." .
Mr.° and Mrs. Clank and Mr,
d Mrs... McNeil weiatteriding
the first. annual .meeting of the
Ontario • Milkti1axketing Hoard,
Mr. Stewart told the meeting the.
dairy industry:, must constantly
advance.
• "It is with recognition of milk
marketing concep d that „I Wish
tq announce. --central laboratory
:testing of .rhilk as the basis for , ._
settl ment for all milkpurChasec . •
in Ontario," said. the .xninister.
The ,,compositional testing wtli_
be carried' but -by the infrared •
milk analyzers commonly,' known"
as TRIVIA.
The minister pointed out that
for several years the dairy
branch, of the .department has
given 'study to the centrl lab-
oratory concept for,composition-
al testing of milk c V-ith quality
«improvement in,mind, threepilot
areas *ere set up in 19161 in
Brighton, Kemptville and Guelph.
"These pilot projects were
The thrd annual .Junior Farmer Effective
° Speakiig Course was held at the Albion
Hills Conservation S,chooi,' near Holton.
Delegates from 23 counties participatedin
this course, sponsored by the Ontario Junior.
Farmer Association and the department of
CMA Health Tips
an
_agriculture and .food:. Prem. _ ._ . -, a.
Ribey, Goderich, -.Huron; Les Wernhan,
Chesley, Bruce; Jim Cryderman, Bowman-
ville, Durham; and G. N. Hawn, course 'in-
stri,+ctor, Kemptville agricultural School.
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today. Also, the over -active 'yin. harmful -for anyone to pop pills
phoid tissue so frequently seen indiscriminately into -their'-.
with head colds in children with • mouths. " -
ear infection, often ,points to • Any> medication, including. the
removal of adenoids alone. . common : ••Main ' relievers, may
The size , _of tonsils vary in cause undesirable side effects in
each individual, with . some -as bertain•'susceptible individuals
large gas small apples appearing -and the "medical corninunity and
from their size. alone to look ceutical industry 'are be.
'serious. How,'ever, these may not comin increasingly aware . of
infected:at all and most simple the importance of these unexpect. •
large tonh.ils are no`t removed• ed and•undesirable effects:
If antibiotics do not solve the One factor of concern is that
recurrent attacks successfully, a patient- may be--self-treating
or.: frequent attacks have
. when„ -,..a-,. 'p'�en�ally serious illness;
been overlooked, as of old, ton -.which 'may' be. organib , or flinc.
silt -should be removed. They • tional and related to a :nervous -
should also be removed when they • condition. There, are many people..
are chronically infected and the ^who have complaints which can..
sO.called. sentinel glands in the
Opium.
successful,'' said the minister: tl .4pgianaq ax. the,ratiopal..lnstit«
With"laborator
ies, of theOntarie lite oaf Research in Drying. With
Department of, He�altli.. located , .-Dr. J. I , Goulden who 'dev.
through ..the.. pr•A'4dnce, an agree.•• eloped ' the infrared instrument ,
ment was reached where all`i,,e ,It ' was felt that the machine
dustrial milk samples would be obviated the human .element' of
tested io quality, ,which. others errolr
wase could, `not be` tested in the ' "
dai branch xakQi atonies at `The developxnej t 01 the mai:
ptv ll'e and Guelph. This has chine was Watched :with Interest
dev t by our department, the Min,.
develolaed' • ' central .jul,�oi'a Oxy " o .
quality to ting of all milk samples ister, ' ...In 1WG4 it was- decided to
at least once 'a month in the -prd. . purchase the.first %Fort king model
vince.,' •'which was manufactured in 'the
The minister said that one of united•Kingdoni., We were confide
the major obstacles in ` the ent of its ..future potential, The
deyelopMent of the compositional Purchase'"'`ef, ' the analyzer tied
milk testing laboratories Was the in very conveniently, with the last
*t • that the flabcock test•"hasbeen.. - year ,,Pof :;i the'Milkcomposltlon- T•
.recognized- 4 - the testing—et— study then under Way:. at,the,.On.
butter fat for many•years, tario Agricultural' College;" • `
"Yet it was a manual teSf - •, "In 1965, it was decided to.
operated . by people," said the commence using the analyzer for
minister, "It was realized that the' testing of ,milk in the newly.
it would be very doubtful if the introduced ,owner sampling pro.
greatly increased cost of making grant , under •the dairy ,,herd,:
the Babcock test in a central improvement system.
laboratory .would result_in any ` 1 :mention these detatiis ..of
more efficient and accurate re. development to' indicate that we
sults than that being done now in the Department apparently
in our dairy plants under the were the only people who•,saw
supervision of the dairy branch." the future potential• of the my
frared analyzer," said M
Mr. Stewart recalled that J.L. r.,Stew+_._
Baker, Ontario Dairy 'Com.' 'art. 'Now, because ,of the work
mission, pent Some time in we have donee in the Province
•
put -in charge of the development
of the central, laboratory pro«
grain, using the inrax'edanalyzer
Under the direction of thedairy
commissioner. L
Hears
State
at
was sungand Mrs. Jefferson led
in prayer. Mrs. Chaney read
..l,e. .
Mrs. Margaret Leddy had
charge of -the chapter in the study
,1book and, also reaslapoem"When
I have time. Another hymn was
f On to i
countries are';
becoming interested."
The minister told his audience
that, with the commencement of
the Northern Ontario -pilot pool
for milk under the.Ontario Milk
Marketing ° Beard;, it was, elt •
that a good opportunity was pro-
vided to ^being the analyzer into
a' central laboratory concept for -
the testing of samples for pay-
ment purposes.
"This has given us an oppor-
tunity to study the operation of
Ian The -A of_ -Ag s" Mrs. ; o s on .._ =sang d Mrs. Sam Thompson_ the iiistrument under full pro.
took charge of the business, Mrs, gave a reading "No time for duction conditions ,and will pro -
Stuart Chamney read the minutes God." After singing '"Come let vide for an ` orderly expansion
and gave a$inancial statement of us sing of, a • Wonderful love", in the number pf samples tested."':
t year. Mrs. Leddy closed the. meeting-^-. Mr, Stewart said that in or
It, was also 'decided to make 'with prayer. The hostesa.assist. to speed up the -development of .,
quilts. Brian Jefferson received ed by •Mrs. Ray Hanna served the program, William A. -Hartley
the offering. "Unto the„ hills" lunch. •
"It must' be kept in mind that
this is... something brand new,:"
the minister told the annual meets
""To our knowledge .this has
not been attempted 00,q110 Seale
anywhere else in the world,)'".
order that segments of
the dairy industry .Will have a
voice in the operation of thhe,den.. °
tral laboratory, including,thetak
ing,.:and collection 'of Samples,
o P
a steerit g'• Oeiniuittee NWW..:been
appointed consisting,<, Of a
representative from the Ontario
Milk Marketing- Board,, Ontario
Dairy "Processors .Gourlcil,"'On.
tario:�c •Transi er1ers# the De,
partrnent=of Dalry Science, -m
University. of `Guelph,' and the.
Dairy Branch of the Departmen
of Agriculture and Food,
"They„ .have held:. UMW.' ftrst
' meeting and are'well,,oW the .way
to developinga�nw,+efflcicint .irid
effective" System Of testing'mi lk
through..a central. laboratory'?
said Avir, Stewar.t..,.;
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process, but ata persoais,eon.
" inuaply taking Iriedication, he is
• •- doing so for- some reason which
b roof of the German pavil- should be tpvestigaled .-
Of course there are -Many
will be a rl 1'e who have' headaches, for
made 'of steel mesh. i° �tiy'.l
cl nce,' that 4.,defy diagrit�sis.
be supported by eight pol€sa these are `eventually labelled,. as
len-headaehhes-bt t t#hs•shetild
_spaced. giving it an appearance be a diagnosis .of exclusidn after
of- undulating waves. --A• plastic co -other important. causes have been
',underlay will keep out the -rain. . ruled .out. The use of: palm re.
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