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© Canadian Veterinary Medical Association 1989 L' Association Canadienne des Veterinaires All rights reserved. The use of any part of this publication reproduced, transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical. photocopying, recording or otherwise, or stored in a retrieval system without the prior consent of the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association is an infringement of copyright law. Published and distributed by the authors through: Canadian Veterinary Medical Association L' Association Canadienne des Veterinaires 339, rue Booth Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7K1 Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data Barker, C. A. V. (Clifford Albert Victor), 1919- One voice : history of the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-9690590-1-9 1. Canadian Veterinary Medical Association - History. 2. Veterinary medicine - Canada - History. I. Crowley, T. A. (Terence Alan). 1946- n. Title. SF626.B3 1989 636.089'06'071 C89-094564-0 ISBN 0-9690590-1-9 Printed and bound by: st. Jacobs Printery Ltd. st. Jacobs, Ontario, Canada
Preface Photographs and Illustrations Chapter Contents I Introduction 11 A Dominion Association and Veterinary Education III Failure and Success IV Hesitant Beginnings V Growing Pains VI Expansion VII Towards Maturity VIII Consolidation IX The Age of Equipoise Bibliography Biographical Notes Appendix A Veterinary Association of Manitoba resolution 217 B Veterinary Council in Canada draft act 218 C Dominion registration for veterinarians 226 D Dominion registration - editorial 228 E Letter to the Editor - Canadian Veterinary Record 229 F Letter to the Editor - Canadian Veterinary Record 230 G A.E. Cameron letter to provincial association 231 H Dominion Council of veterinarians 233 I Dominion Veterinary Medical Council 234 J Act to incorporate the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association 235 K The gavel of the C.V.M.A. 238 L Annual Conventions 239 M C.V.M.A. presidents 240 N C.V.M.A. secretary-treasurers 241 o C. V .M.A. executive-secretaries-registrars 241 P Editors - Canadian Veterinary Journal 241 Q Honourary members 242 R Life members 242 S Canadian Veterinary Research Trust Fund 243 T Pet Food Certification Committee chairs 244 U National Examining Board chairs 244 V Awards 245 W C.V.M.A. Auxiliary presidents 250 vii ix xi 1 7 17 43 63 89 117 137 151 165 175 Index 253
Page 1 and 2: ONE VOICE A HIS1DRY OF THE CANADIAN
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43 CHAPTER IV Hesitant Beginnings C
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HESITANT BEGINNINGS 45 Ottawa (1903
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HESIT ANT BEGINNINGS 47 confirmed t
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HESITANT BEGINNINGS 49 before being
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HESITANT BEGINNINGS 51 Most of the
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HESITANT BEGINNINGS 55 cost to memb
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HESITANT BEGINNINGS 57 Agriculture
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HESITANT BEGINNINGS 59 for revision
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HESITANT BEGINNINGS 61 while some m
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63 CHAPTER V Growing Pains Internal
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GROWING PAINS 65 occasions. Nonethe
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GROWING PAINS 67 L.P.E. Choquette:
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GROWING PAINS 69 Through the devote
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GROWING PAINS 71 Mr. Carl Agar who
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GROWING PAINS 73 merely intended to
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GROWING PAINS 75 not avail themselv
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GROWING PAINS 77 ~~ ~epartment of]a
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GROWING PAINS 79 president of the a
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GROWING PAINS 81 most associations
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GROWING PAINS 83 Plans were made to
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GROWING PAINS 85 in 1960 permitted
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GROWING PAINS 87 economic productio
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89 CHAPTER VI Expansion The C.V.M.A
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EXPANSION 91 ~~ TO THE ••••
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EXPANSION 93 secretary. but a resol
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EXPANSION 95 visited five meetings
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EXPANSION 97 half of the votes or,
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EXPANSION 99 proceedings of the C.V
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EXPANSION 101 approved by the C.V.M
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EXPANSION 103 of this same service,
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EXPANSION 105 acknowledging Council
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EXPANSION 107 American Veterinary M
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EXPANSION 109 States. Further, Coun
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EXPANSION 111 Having clarified its
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EXPANSION 113 his thinking by the r
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EXPANSION 115 Council advised that
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117 CHAPTER VII Towards Maturity As
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TOW ARDS MATURITY 119 These recomme
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TOWARDS MATURITY 121 Bilingualism a
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TOWARDS MATURITY 123 for a Canadian
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TOW ARDS MATURITY 125 years before.
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TOWARDS MATURITY 127 involvement wo
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TOW ARDS MATURITY 129 also to advis
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TOWARDS MATURITY 131 independent tr
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TOWARDS MATURITY 133 veterinary col
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TOWARDS MATURITY 135 A solution to
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137 CHAPTER VIII Consolidation With
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CONSOLIDATION 139 By 1975 most prov
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CONSOLIDATION 141 Through the honou
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CONSOLIDATION 143 per cent to the p
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CONSOLIDATION 145 additional veteri
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CONSOLIDATION 147 Agriculture for C
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TOWARDS MATURITY 149 In light of th
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151 CHAPTER IX The Age of Equipoise
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THE AGE OF EQUIPOISE 153 Opened in
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THE AGE OF EQUIPOISE 155 exchanges.
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THE AGE OF EQUIPOISE 157 COUNCIL AN
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THE AGE OF EQUIPOISE 159 Scotia, Ne
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THE AGE OF EQUIPOISE 161 practition
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THE AGE OF EQUIPOISE 163 The days o
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165 Bibliography CHAPTER I INTRODUC
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 167 10. Ontario Veteri
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 169 31. Canadian Veter
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 171 19. Ibid., 1972. p
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 173 20. Cote, Marcel.
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175 Biographical Notes Graduated un
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 177 president, 1
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 179 Brightwell,
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 181 Campbell, J.
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 183 General, Ott
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 185 Daubigny, F.
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 187 de la Provin
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 189 Gillam, W.G.
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 1 9 1 time Provi
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 193 Isa. J.M. Bo
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 195 Labonte, Ber
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 197 Veterinary A
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 199 Asia; Ontari
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 201 1981- ; Jama
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 203 Council, 197
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 207 Animal Patho
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 209 Ontario Vete
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 211 Taylor, Anne
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 213 States Commi
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 215 to first ann
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217 Appendix APPENDIX A Resolution
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APPENDICES 219 5. The purposes of t
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15. All members appointed or electe
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cil shall be first duly constituted
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offence or of such infamous or disg
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APPENDICES 227 Such legislation cou
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APPENDICES 229 We think that a Bill
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APPENDICES 231 Registration, if as
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APPENDICES 233 APPENDIX H Dominion
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APPENDICES 235 it may function as a
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5. The affairs of the Assocation sh
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APPENDICES 239 APPENDIX L Annual Co
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APPENDICES 241 APPENDIX N Secretary
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APPENDICES 243 1973 J.G. Lafortune
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APPENDICES 245 APPENDIX V Awards R.
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APPENDICES 247 The C.V.M.A. Award I
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APPENDICES 249 Recipients 1987 Caro
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APPENDICES 251 1984 Mrs. T.J. Hulla
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INDEX 253 Index (n indicates biogra
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INDEX 255 public relations, 80-81,
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INDEX 257 Jacques, Ephrem, 81n, 141
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INDEX 259 Raab, James P., 123n Rabi
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The Canadian Veterinary Medical Ass
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C.A.V. Barker is well known through
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