The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-01-06, Page 7i11 AY,
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''THE LIUCKrvOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW.: 'ONTARI
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(,Burk i, .Facia Arrow)
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Aeditor's:'desk is .tradi
n ionally,
there.. has not been :;a singl
a't'catch-all for the impedixnerita.
e,.of' Glanders disease -in Can -of memos; 'rough drafts, submit-
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t since 1937.. Yetonly 35 years .ted.•reiyorts, et al. which, pei�force,
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this, highly contagious • •and aceorrtp'anies the task of the magi
Lally "fatal disease exactedry "on the desk" To those outside
to a heavy toll frorpr the horse 'tris trade, the avalanche of `paper.
aulat`roca of Canada. And, deaths which surrounds an• editor' never
ons
the huanan population &ai s to 'draw compnentsi df won=
n_tl?-inte.Ctiti,,n; were not art-
� derrnent,. Indeed,'• weekly' crews- �
>� men • themselves . often•
)urin.g the early ;Year$ of the wonder:;
sent century, when the great- how they w *here ge.
/movement of settlaers.'was un Perhaps tknohey • are motivatthineds:arby
way from Eastern Canada and an instinct granted only those'
'United States to: the ,,prairie Whose veins carry printer's.' ink.
lines; tris -disease --•was pre - It is really surprising tow well
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./it aniohg the settlike-horses the !`open-air" filing: , : system
that :''tithe : horses were • u works,' This 'strange. :phenomen-
)enable and their Toss was ar on ,peuli'ar to �the,Fourth Estate,:
tiruty of the first magnitude ,xnust bei accepted 'as a "necessary•
the homesteader; evil that - is part' and ' parcel of';an
ecause of the highly infective !! inevitable rush before the .final
ure-of' glanders,. healthy ani -2d. eadline. in our -particular •branch
s .coming ;ir}to� :direct .contact of the,.'journalistie field there is
h diseased: animals, or indirect Y
tact � through sxables, ,.,:.waters.• us'uall� ' ; 4.' mn�br liolise-cleaning.
after each .wee`k1y hits'the street.
troughs,' gear, or utensils used This is,of course ` but a scratch n
infected,aniixials, were almost , g
sin, to, cotitraet glanders;" , of 'the surface. Yt is on such main=
y employing• the.•Mallein'est entous occasions as thea New
diagnostic , purposes, veterin- Year's advent that something
ns of; the Health` of Animals spurs the weekly:. editor to dig,
rich (nova! the health• ,t• down into •:his . drawers, pigeon•=,
s Division), Dominion holes atnd wine baskets -=to turn.
mint,- of Agriculture,,` were 'oyer a -new leaf, t7,orla,,,a.„,'Iipg 'pna ell
to cantt'ol,: and finally erad� 'organised rotative this -dangerous:: disease .by
icatiott. of. to test` and sla' �oPY lt; is ', then, •, aMd :only the: t that `� he' . determines who reall
policy:: The work was ; .carried Y
persi$tently; and'tisiially'`un- did 1~ose dist slip ;of paper« on'
conditions . which would ,be vvh ch 11Lrs.. ' Ptifii city; Seeks'
idered, extremely diftiicult to- scrawled'. details of. the , church.
°Transportation: 'was by'.::bazaar:-and' a . multitude: of other
e drawtn vehicle.•or by saddle . items , which' have'.: 'been' :' among,
e, .; accommodations w e r. e .the missing these''many 'months:
fly primitive; and the; 'owner And, for a few' glorious moments
to diseased or suspected ani- he `thrills to ' the ' novelty of a
was' usually„ in anything .clean desk -=marred .onl b
r than"' an amiable mood. In char e e
y
of ;; the'se , f4maidable: hanyli- P 'Pencil •acrd •a ph'one whose
the work of eradicating cord has been untangled.• *There:
dere 'was carried to a' sue.,is :something unreal; ethereal a
`ul cone
us disease on record' iii Cali-
were uncovered and eradicat•.
t: '1937 by Dr. T. Childs,. the.
ant Veterinary Director' Gen.=
anders still exists in `many
of the ':world : where :the
le -population is comparative-
ease, riarticularly in count -
that - do not have a compre- Tears with Mr. anal. Mas; N.elsn
ave national policy,, ;backed'` Raynard:
efficient and adequate vet- Mr• and Mrs:: -Cecil Gardner vis
ry 'service' for ,the control .ited with Mr. and'.Mrs.- Mel Dick-.
'radication of serious animal son of Port Albert for New Years..
see Mr. and'Mrs: Nelson Raynard. &
boys and ; Mr ...and' Mrs . W ill Rit
chie-vnsited Sunday with•:Mr, .and
Mrs:. Ivan Papernick m Godei'ich:
fusion T
,he >�t. cases bout such, situation It ju5t'ean't"
last. Just` as'.soon as'' the compos'
-itor: indicates: the: hooks • are'
empty, the race.is. on again -rand
• the desk takes on its normal har
'assed appearance' .to match '• that
Of the man'behind' it, All' one can
;shrug, • 'Twas. ever.:thais'..;
IOUNDARY.''-EAST'
and Mrs, Roy '.MacKenzie'
on Roddy. of Oshawa visited
•Chrrstatias wzth Mrs. Mac-
te's ,parents,.. Mr: 'and Mrs:
Purves
and 'Mrs.: W J.: Irwin and
Y :spent Christmas with Mrs.
an --an& Gretta ,';,
Est$ at the Dawson,,:, holrtie,,
Mr.' and: Mrs Wm.; Dawson,
and. Mrs. Stewart Dewrsoin,
Ind Mrs Alex gawson, Mr
tis. Harold Dawson, Mr. and
'dark McLean . and ,their fam--
s Yvonne MataM Ilan oaf ,on
Pent.' New 'Years at her
•and Mrs. Pharis Mathers
arolyn ` were New Year's
; with Cliff 'Hackett. '
and Mrs.- Elliott' Cerrtith,.
lid 'Karen ,spent •Sunday 'at
Z 1.O N�.
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ICattieron MacAtiley: and
en'came dawn' Wednesday.:
and 'stayed till New :Years
vent back with Cameron &,
tad Mrs Allan :MacAulay: .
SLois Hunter . of Toronto
New` Years With her. par
and' Mrs. Will-.liunter.
and
Mrs.' Jake*. Hunter and
f Sent li Ypars with Mr.'
yrs: 'WteW"p.'' iltunphrei, Of St'
s Lillaan Raynard, and .Elizaa-
md RUddy.poile'' t'New
D U N GAtiN
Died Suddenly. in' Ediattniton
Frank 'Omer, a native .of. Gold-
en Valley; Northern Ontario, and
a Former resident of this district, -
died ;suddenly;, Wednesday night,.
December 29th, of a: -heart' attack
at this,. home :itr Edmontont Word:
of ,nils death.' was received here
by.'his aged parents, Mr..; and -44s.
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ertt prscro ungannon,
whom
the had visited 1 t SepteaclJb e•r
when ,they -celebrated .their •-dia
mond. wedding. Mr. -Orser came to
this district from Golden ; Walley, i.
as a boy. with ;Tiffs parents; and•
waseducated in, local schools. ]FIe
later took up telegraphy aril held.
posts in many pars of thepro-
vince, and in Torontd irnanediate
ly before being.transferred'.to Ecf-
mouton. Besides'ilis:wife, the for-
mer Eva Cox, Colborne Township',
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m'►'n& P,
he is .survived 'by. a • daughter,
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Conitance, et hoinftt. jn;d a. soot,,
Earl, „student at University, of
Toronto,. , tim ' sisters;.. Ml's, , W,'
Driver, Golden `Valley,' nnd.iMrs,
M. Smythe, Brantford; :also.. two d
brothers, .'Jaelr oft Toronto and
Cecil "of Detroit, : ,
Things'; go wrong When freedom's flouted,'..
that's 'what ails. the . world today ..
'Here, in Canada, freedom has a better chance
BethuJe we're f ree1eeat h of: us has his piece-in:"shaping'human destiny•
:BecausftwYre free, we can speak our minds wi hout' fear ...
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we.'can worthlp.as-we choose. ,
we can" chang•es-our jobs for better: ones . .
oa5; start.in business on' our own,....
Because: we're !recite. elect one 'party',or another,
our government must stand by policies
the • •ma jority . of us support .
►fee to-chooseone product or anoth r; business keeps
improving' its 'orates. to serve u better, thereby.''..
raising our already high standard' of living. •
We't's free because our economic' system • is free;
Without:• economic , freedom, ail . other freedoms :die
divilrights :lose i
th t •mettiin .. the standard o .
�, B f hvung is lowered `....,
the cities becomes' the puppet of -die State
So Tong as we:nurtuxe-anddefend our economic freedom,
we: ciiie safeguard all ,our freedoms. we can ..beat of . every
*seal; upon our liberues'and our individual dignity, „'
The mature strengtliof this truth will help us.:.
toward clear thinking ;and, :courageous living inj '49,
There's a tough. lob ahead this year, but we, cai do at:. ,
bec¢trse. we're -free.
Because we're
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The'aabove cartoon published in the, .Christmas issue of . The Spanner,
house. or' organ of the Canadian` Pacific .Railway, graphically i.11ustriites that
if the C.P.R. is to cont hie to pay, its way and` remain in business _It simply +.
,.cannot ' out for u eiit,. materials, .wages and oche expenses, more
thin. it takes in.,The baby clime . cartoon,aahciv,•n that tilutsportatton costs
in relation to.freight rales have outgrowtr•..the'ir ''Itcitches" •— to the point.
1.7.15 pit TON• ,6 k,ii I. $6,400 • 174960 90632 , 1,NCREASE INCREASE`
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where many items have increased more than 50 percent over pre-war cofits.
The sarne unprecedented'incre.aseIs true in such important items as'rollin -
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stock units as well aspin'matenals and wages,,, In the latter two categories
costs shave jumped over .65,,:per,cent "and ,70. per cent :ret.: thiel. eine
.pre-war days while the price of nno'st freight trant�rtation tte ns, lac' gone
up only 21 per•'cent. `�. b
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