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News
ThuWjnT?,
March
13,
1952
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EXPERTS
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absolutely
necessary
lo
se,
Vl.
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j
substantial,
nutritious
t.,d.
On
i
oniw;'
('w-i
the
Summers
farm
everyone
has
'
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tH
I
meat
at
h'ast
twice
dallya
prac-
cold
ater;'4?
tice
which
nowadays
would
ho
?''I).per;
or
LETTERBOX
decidedly
expensive
except
that
f.r
Endangered
by
Cattle
Malady
the
family
has
"loliowed
the
old
ways
of
farm
folk
who
raise
and
Clin
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wa,
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DING
CANADA
Editor.
Daily
News,
Much
is
being
said
and
writ-
t
inted
States
Fithtin
Toot
a"d
M
uth
Disease
marttw
ten
regarding
the
huge
Indus-.
UK
trial
projects
that
are
being
de-
,AP)
The
ycloped
within
the
province.
It
$19,000,000,000
Kphonvps
Canada
as
a
nation
By
OVID
A.
WASHINGTON
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n
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e
d
States'
prepare
meal
on
their
own
:
farms."
Farming
families
have
an
ad-1
vantag-e
over
city
persons
in
that
i
they
usually
get
all
the
milk
they
i
want.
Mrs.
Summers
uses
a
lot
1
of
riillk
In
soups
and
puddings
'
particularly
during
the
winter
1
months.
,
j
Milk
soups
favored
by
the
i
Summers
family
probably
are1
similar
to
this
vegetable
chowder
j
us
meommendrd
by
the
Ontario
department
of
agriculture-'
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INGREDIENTS:
Two
cups
of!
scalded
milk;
two
cups
corn
!
canned
or
fresh;
two
cups
diced'
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livestock
industry
stands
in
greater
danger
from
the
world's
worst
animal
malady
foot-and-mouth
disease
than
at
any
time
since
1914.
A
recent
outbreak
of
the
disease
in
Canada
has
virtually
made
the
U.S.
an
island
in
a
wurM
dotted
wih
areas
of
infection,
'ihj
M?xican
and
U.S.
governments
are
engaged
in
a,
joint
eflort
to
eradicate
the
disease
in
Mexico,
where
it
bobbed
tip
in
1947.
The
disease
is
raging
in
Eur
not
to
become
dazzled
by
all
tho
new
vistas
of
temptation
such
as
our
newfound
wealth
of
various
vital
and
very
essential
commodities
that
.
have
been
found
abroad
in
the
lend.
Will
Canada
as
she
reaches
onward
and
upward
toward
supremacy
go
the
way
of
all
flesh?
We
hoic
not,
therefore,
we
should
b:
humble
in
our
actions
and
.speech
and
in
sober
thinking
dwell
on
the
mighty
responsibilities
both
moral
and
secular
that
will
surely
come.
If
we
have
v.'
ir
The
Latest
in
Popular
Us
By
KAY
REX
i
Ctnindian
Prss
Stuff
Writer
i
THRIFT
CAMPAIGN
A
Thrift
Campaign
says
Mrs.
Hugh
Sum-
j
p,0rs
of
Fonthill,
Ont
is
a
"valuable
Instrument"
to
cut
down
the
cost
of
living.
But.
liltej
al'
good
things
"it
can
he
over-
j
done."
Mrs.
Summers
is
president
of
the
55-year-old
Federated
Women's
Institutes
of
Canada
which1
peak
for
womvn
in
farming
!
communities
from
coast
to
coast.1
Where
consumers
refuse
to
.
buy
tlic
goods
on
the
market,'
stocks
pile
up
so
that
manufacturing
plants
are
forced
to
cut
their
stall's,"
Mrs.
Summers
told
the
Canadian
Press.
.
.
Almost
Utfoio
we
know
it
w-o
arc
in
a
depression."
Careful
buying
and
a
home
freezer
are
Mrs.
Summer's
weap-asr.ir.at
high
f"od
cost
She
linriy
a
freezer
particularly
valuable
on
a
farm.
'
To
me
this
sivms
the
ideal
method
for
farm
folk
to
provide
their
families
with
a
fine
variety
f
fresh
food."
she
said.
On
the
Summers
farm
the
freezer
is
filled
with
pork,
beef,
lamb
and
chickens.
Fruit
is
brought
when
it
is
plentiful
and
at
its
best.
Both
time
and
sugar
are
saved
by
freezing
fresh
fruit
nuead
of
canning
it.
NK.UI
I
ISII1NG
.'OtlTS
I
Fonthill
is
a
farming
com-.
inunUy
in
the
Niagara
peninsula,
.
no!,
more
than
30
miles
from
'some
of
the
chief
fishing
centres
:
of
Lake
Erie.
Mrs.
Summers
has
ope,
many
auctions
ot
Asia
and
in
Vuteiehi
and
Columbia
in
South
Earned
anything
from
history
America.
Agriculture
department
official;;
say
it
will
be
a
minor
miracle
if
the
U.S.
escapes
aneut-break
this
year.
They
say
theie
has
bevn
ample
opportunity
for
the
virus
to
be
brought
into
the
US.
from
the
affected
area
in
Canada.
e
sai
snouta
pray
wnoicneart-cdly
and
often
that
Canada
be
guided
aright
in
order
that
her
greatness
may
not
be
short
lived
as
hus
been
the
fate
of
so
many
nations
in
the
past.
Power
spells
unrighteousness.
The
infirmities
of
human
nature
are
always
with
us.
May
we
not
ALL
TIME
HITS
ALBUMS
and
L.P.'s
these
basic
truths
iney
say
mat
snouia
t
get
out
i0,se
sight
of
oi
comroi,
suppnus
oi
nuat.
alld
safeguard
while
wc
may
at
not
only
the
present
generation
but
for
generations
yet
unborn
with
God
being
our
guiding
spirit.
SUBSCRIBER.
Burns
Lake.
milk,
leauier,
wool
and
medicinal
products
of
animal
origin
might
be
reduced
by
25
per
cent.
An
epidemic,
they
hay,
could
cast
farmers
upward
of
$a.$00,000,000
a
year.
Consumers
would
feel
the
ef-
Rupert
Radio
&
ffe
feet
in
reduced
supplies
and
higher
paiws.
:
CASEV
RECONSIDEUS
THE
'I
he
department
is
trying
to
Editor,
1
tak.'ii
full
advantage
of
this
lo
i
keep
the
disease
from
Invading
Daily
News:
cation.
She
recalled
a
day
last
full
when
the
family
drove
to
the
1
'fix
ithe
U.S.
by
maintaining
a
ban'
It
now
appears
that
the
city
against
Importation
of
cattle,
council
erred
Monday
night
in
lake
and
bought
25
pounds
of
GGEST
SAW
sheep,
goats,
other
ruminants
refusing
to
vote
$100
in
recogni-
;
froth
pickerel.
This
immediately
jri
;y
r.;r.'
i
IN
TO
j
and
swine
from
areas
where
the
tion
of
the
Guloen
G.oves
victory
1
was
cached
in
the
freezer,
i
disease
is
known
to
exist.
The
won
by
our
local
boys
In
the
re-j
"We
calculated
our
fi.'
h
din-ban
appliss
to
all
animals,
both
cent
tournament
in
Vancouver.
i.-rs
ca
t
us
iust
one
half
what
domesicated
and
wild,
with
the
.
.,,
they
would
cost
if
we
bought
the
Tll(irBfr
Therefore,
as
one
nnr.
of
n(
the
offen-
cloven
foot.
.
,
,
'
,
.
,..
,
f
i.-'h
in
a
store,
she
said.
A
farm
is
one
place
where
it's
by-
reconsideration
of
th
Question
'
It
also
applies
to
anima
LIPTON
SOUP,4pkgs
CORN
FLAKES
Regular
siie,
pkg,
SWEETENED
ORANGE
JUICE
products,
such
as
lresh,
chilled
nt
the
first,
council
meetine
1
"
QUARANTINE
FARM
An
RCMP
officer
pins
a
quarantine
notice
on
a
farm
near
Re
ina
where
cattle
have
been
infected
by
the
foot-and-mouth
disease.
Quarantine
measures
under
author-
ity
of
the
Animal
Contagious
Diseases
Act
are
rigidly
enforced
by
the
RCMP
and
Health
of
or
frozen
meats,
hides,
skins,
bones,
wool,
bonemeal.
Likewise,
importation
of
hay
and
straw
from
infected
areas
Is
prohibited.
The
U.S.
has
had
nine
outbreaks
of
the
disease,
the
last
Animals
Division
olflcers.
i
CP
PHOTO
i
But.
Mr
Editor,
may
I
point
out
that
the
city
council
is
not
the
property
of
Mayor
Whalen,
nor
of
his
creation.
Therefore,
it
should
not
be
referred
to
in
your
paper
as
Whalen's
Council.
1
GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
j
MARGENE
Ibjf
MBii
pool;
Instal
a
Television,
Radio,
Wireless
Operating
All
Offer
Big
Money.
Trained
men
urgently
needed.
Get
details
no
of
day,
night
and
home-study
plans.
...
No
previous
knowledge
needed.
Write
stating
age,
education,
and
whether
married
or
single.
Radio
Collrge
of
Canada.
88
Bathurst
St..
Toronto
2B.
new
spring
board
at
being
in
1929.
The
most
serious
the
swimming
pool;
was
in
1914,
when
the
disease
Place
additional
equipment
in
spread
to
22
states.
,
out
an
outbreak
that
first
occur
VNtlllS
MAKSIlMAILOtt-
Withdraw
Stand
by
Firemen
McClymont
Park
which
is
be-.
The
disease
is
caustd
bv
n
red
in
1947.
The
U
a
has
spent
coming
the
principal
playground
virus
of
which
there
now
are
six
$122,000,000
of
its
own
funds
on
LICDKK'f
AU.SOHTS.ft.
Parks
And
Playgrounds
Gyro
Club
and
Board
Plan
'
Year's
Program
i
Gyro
Club
playground
committee
and
city
parks
board
have
reached
a
cordial
basis
of
cooperation
for
improvement
and
operation
this
year
of
parks
and
playgrdunds
in
which
they
are
jointly
interested.
HEW
IUX
xh
PR!C
SALE
Buy
one
ot
the
regular
price
ond
act
one
for
Vl
Price
SUPPLY
IS
LIMITED
GET
YOURS
NOW
centre
or
the
whole
city;
distinct
types.
Foot-and-mouth
i
this
campaign.
Plan
for
a
new
bathhouse
at
disease
spreads
rapidly.
The
No
case
of
the
disease
has
ap-McClymont
Park.
disease
takes
it
name
from
visl-
peared
in
Mexico
since
last
Aug-
Supervision
of
playgrounds
is
ble
symptoms
blisters
appear
ust.
now
arranged
between
the
Civic
on
the
tongue
and
about
the!
Concern
over
tho
possibility
of
Centre
Association
and
the
mouth,
on
the
skin
above
the
an
outbreak
in
the
U.S.
has
been
Parks
Board.,,
.
hool-line,
on
the
skin
between
deepened
by
the
fact
that
the
The
matter
of
a
new
play-
the
toes,
on
teats
and
udders,
first
occurence
of
the
disease
in
ground
in
the
Sixth
Avenue
East
!
and
on
the
snouts
of
swine.
Canada
was
early
last
December,
area
east
of
Hays
Creek
has
been
In
most
European
countries!
It
was
not
finally
diagnosed
as
discussed
but
decision
deferred
the
disease
has
gained
such
a
foot-and-mouth
disease
until
IIKI.N7
Bl!l
h
i
Pick
your
Per
(
use
(24
tins1
ST"'''
1
r
ri
.
Conciliation
Officer
Asked
.
In
Dispute
With
City
Voluntary
recall
of
off-shift
firemen
to
stand
by
during
a
fire
alarm
in
case
of
Ferious
outbreaks
or
another
alarm,
will
cease
immediately.
This
latest
move,
and
fipplieation
for
conciliation
offi
pending
more
definite
estimates
foothold
that
it
has
probably
late
in
February.
GRADE
A
LARGE
Reporting
to
the
Gyro
Club
become
a
permanent
infection.
In
the
meantime,
thers
has
cer,
was
made
by
Prince
Rupert
last
nignt
on
behalf
of
the
play-
as
to
coyt
of
the
project.
The
future
of.
the
playground
Realizing
that
as
long
as
the
been
much
movement
of
live-
ruciiu.-,.-.
.i.sS..Liauon
J"'-1
ground
committee.
W.
D.
Lambie
nay
in
an
attempt
to
force
announced
that
the
parks
board
S
Dozen
settlement
of
negotiations.
will
in
Alder
Park
on
Fraser
Street
disease
existed
in
Mexico
Am-
stock
from
the
effected
area
in
has
also
been
under
discussion,
rican
herds
were
menaced,
the
Canada
to
the
United
States.
The
suggestions
having
been
made
u
s-
government
has
been
co-
time
of
greatest
danger
will
be
that
the
equipment
might
be
operating
with
the
Mexican
gov-'
in
the
spring,
after
the
ground
removed
therefrom,
because
of,eroment
in
an
effort
lo
stamp
thaws.
(iuaranleed
Fresh
...
Union
spokesmen
said,
after
j
Repair,
paint
and
instal
play-soecial
meeting
yesterday,
that
ground
equipment
and
dis-the
city
had
flatly
refused
two
mantle
it
at
the
end
of
the
sea-terms
of
a
proposed
agreement
son;
lack
of
patronage,
and
moved
to
and
another
location
where
it
wotlld
MOXAUtli
RICE,
2
lbs.
-even
though
we
have
pared
our
;
Erect
seats
or
benches
be
usad,
to
fuller
advantage.
HUN
TOMATO
CATSUP
Frizzell's
Motor
Products
Ltd.
reauests
to
the
bone.
;
sow
grass
seed
around
the
swim-
Firefighters
will
accept
a
$30
ming
pool;
&
month
across-the-board
in-;
Look
after
the
cutting
of
grass
crease
about
11.1
percent
if
the
in
all
parks,
tity
agrees
to
put
into
effect
this,
The
Gyro
Club
will
year
a
higher
benefit
pension
'
Supply
necessary
matting
for
plan
and
if
it
agrees
to
extra
a
walk
around
the
swimming
pay
for
senior
men,
.
th
two
-
-
-
roRT
carry
COFFEE,
Yellow
COLOR
MINING
Chrome
yellow,
widely
used
in
coloring
material,
Is
found
as
a
mineral
in
Siberia,
Brazil
and
the
Philippines.
SWIFT'S
FOR
OFFERS
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THESE
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lb.
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Lihhv's
Spughetci
will
givt
lift
lo
drab
meatless
menus
during
Lent.
It's
Lihhy's
tangy
sauce
that
makes
the
difference.
Made
with
nippy
old
cheddar
cheese
processed
exclusively
for
Lihby's
by
the
world's
largest
cheesemaker.
Blended
with
pure
gentle-press
tomato
sauce
and
rare
imported
spices.
A
Lenten
treat
th
whole
family
will
enjoy
and
costs
less
than
9c
a
serving.
Ready
in
a
jiffy-just
heat
and
serve.
...
(
$1-5
mm
points
refused.
Union
demand
is
adoption
of
the
"Crumb
Report"
awarded
to
Vancouver
firemen
two
years
ago
i-in
which
the
city
increases
a
Jpur
percent
of
total
wage
con-
tribution
by
2'2
percent,
and
firemen
increase
their
contribution
from
four
percent
to
a
minimum
of
6
percent.
,
Second
request
is
for
$15
a
month
higher
pay
for
four
senior
firemen
as
captains.
This
request
already
had
been
agreed
to
by
the
wage
committee,
firemen
had
been
informed
by
loiter.
j
A
second
letfer
yesterday
gave
a
reversal
of
this
decision.
'
The
union
spokesman
said
they
were
"very
reluctant"
to
tiike
such
measures
as
refusing
further
voluntary
co-operation.
Heretofore,
off-shift
firemen
have
voluntarily
come
in
to
the
fire
hall
at
the
sounding
of
each
alarm
to
stand
by
in
case
they
ere
needed
and
to
protect
the
,
hall
when
no
one
is
there.
AGAINST
LAW
"Actually,
this
is'
against'
the
law!
The
Fire
Department
Hours
Of
Labor
Act
and
the
Fire
Department
Two
Platoon
Act
provides
that
off-shift
men
can
only
be
recalled
in
case
of
a
conflagration.
If
we
are
recalled
on
matters
of
less
importance
the
city
is
liable
to
a
$100
fine.
i;
"From
now
one
we
are
going
according
to
the
lett'er
of
the
law."
stated
the
firemen
yesterday.
Three
men
and
the
fire
chief
are
on
duty
on
a
shift,
while
seven
men
are
off-shift.
'Meanwhile,
application
also
har
been
made
for
a
conciliation
officer.
"
"The
superannuation
plan
we
request
was
recommended
by
an
ui
Miration
board
last
year.
The
last
three
years
we
have
had
to
arbitrate
with
"the
city
In
order
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on
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