A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty high old silver, the Lone Ranger. The discovery of gold in the western United States brought thousands of miners and prospectors from the east. And it was in the hill country that the mast right of the plains met his most exciting adventures. The greed for gold led to crime after crime, and the local sheriffs were unable to preserve the peace. It was the Lone Ranger more than any other man who finally brought law and order to the lawless frontier. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the Great Horse Silver. The Lone Ranger rides again. Come on, pay for the hills! For years, Lidja Doolittle had lived alone high in the hills. A small garden provided him with food. His clothes were remnants of another day, and he slept on a bed of dry leaves. At last, week and old, he became ill. And when a traveler carried the news to the valley below, a 17-year-old girl climbed the mountain to the old man's cave and installed herself as his nurse. There. There now, Lidja. You've been awful good to me, darling. You and Jack Mason ain't no one else ever comes near me. Just lie back and try to get some sleep now. I just want to live to see you and Jack Mason get the gold. Gold? There now. Just lie back, Lidja. No, you gotta hear me. I ain't talking through fever. There's gold. Ain't no fever talking. What gold, Lidja? I found a gold claim. Don't look so, darling. I ain't out in my mind. I did find a gold claim. There's some folks at his suspicion that you must have heard the talk. Of course. Now, if you'll just be quiet. It's true. It's gospel, darling. I did find one. Now, come close here. Listen carefully. Yes? I want you to ride and fetch Jack Mason here. But, Lidja... You can't refuse, darling. Lidja, it'll take two days of riding to get Jack Mason and bring him back here. That's what I figured. Two days. And if I can hang on that long, it's all I care. You really want me to go, Lidja? It may be the last thing I'll ask of you, darling. I do believe you're telling the truth. You gotta believe it, darling. I won't rest till I know you and Jack have the gold mine. Can't you tell me where it is? No, I don't dare. For your own sake. You leave here alone. If I give you the map I got drawn, certain men may try to steal it from you. Jack Mason has got to know the same time you do. It'll take defending, darling. All right. I'll go with him. Wait. One thing first. I'll tell you where the map is. Just in case I ain't here when you come back. Yeah. I'm resting on it. It's buried under where I'm laying. Oh. Now go get Jack Mason. All right, Lidja. I'll leave food and water where you can reach it. Darling. Yes? One thing more. Tell me. You and Jack still plan to get married, don't you? Someday, Lidja, we've been waiting. I know. As long as you ain't split up, everything will be all right. You won't need to do no more waiting. You'll both be rich. Now, darling, ride. Ride and be careful. Jack Mason had made his camp in the banks of a mountain stream. The following morning, just as he dipped a pan full of gravel into the water and started washing for gold, he heard the sound of approaching hoofs. Something coming. We're running the end of gold here to make it interesting for someone to try and run. Why, darling? Yeah, thank goodness. Oh, oh, there we go. Darling, what nation you're doing here? You've been riding hard. Jack, there's not much time for talking. Yeah, but hold on. Now, wait a minute. Let me help you up with that horse. Hey, your horse is wore right out. One question first. You still have your two horses? Yes. Both of them? Sure. Can they stand a hard trip? Well, I reckon so. Here, darling, it ain't right to still have a man for the sight of you for so long, and that surprised me by coming here and talking to nothing but horses. I didn't look to see you again, Delilah. I finished working the stream for the season and went back to town. Well, we'll have lots of time to talk, Jack, a lifetime, but there's something more important first. We've got to ride. Where? Delilah, do little. He sent me to bring you back. What's the matter with all that? I'm afraid he's dying, Jack. Sure. Sandy just liked me to never stop and realize that there was something mighty, powerful, important to bring you here like this. What's the matter with poor life? I don't know, fever, I guess, and I guess his mind's wandering. I tried to humor him, but nothing would suit him, but I come here for you. I'll put your horse in pasture and get my pair saddled up.  Dolly, you go into the shack and I'll fix things here so I can leave for a time. We'll put some coffee on while I sing shop, and then we start back. All right. But hold on, you've read hard. Hadn't he sleep? No. Well, then you better wait. It ain't going to be safe to go over that mountain trail at night. Got to.  Stop thinking about me. Glad to do a little... It's dying. He wants you, Jack. We've got to ride the mountain trail at night. Well, okay then, Dolly. I ain't the one to argue with you. That evening, the Lone Ranger and Tonto made their camp close to the rocky trail that Jack and Dolly had to follow. At midnight, both the Masked Man and the Indian were asleep. But suddenly a sharp sound rang out from the trails. Instantly, the Lone Ranger was awake. Tonto. Huh? Did you hear it? Me here, hoof and rock. Not far off. Someone's coming this way. That's right. Nothing to the most urgent matter could make anyone ride this trail on a night when there's no moon. Steady, silver quiet boy. Silver here, too. Him give warning. There were horses on the trail above us. That's right. As soon as I get into these boots, we'll take a look up there. Pretty dark. Whoever's riding tonight is doing so because they're avoiding the law. We're in a lot of trouble. That gunshot. It wasn't far away. Quiet. Don't hear any more hoofs. Am I right? No further shots. Here, silver. Get a scout in that little behind me, Tonto. We're going to find out what's happened. Leave fire here. Yes, leave the fire. We'll need it to find our way back here. Come on, silver. Jack, keep that horse quiet. They'll hear us. I'm trying, Jack. Hello? He's coming closer, Jack. Likely one of the outlaws or large tool here, though. Well, if it is, it'll prove one thing. What's that? It may prove it. He really does have a gold mine. Look, there ain't no use trying to keep still. That rider's coming this way anyhow. Might as well face him. Well, whatever you think best, Jack. Have it out with him and be done with it. That's better than feeling these trailings the rest of the night. Besides, he's got a horse, and we need a horse. Where are you? Here. Now for it. Here, Dolly. Take this gun and stand back away from me. All right, Jack. If you make the move, I'll hurt you. I'll shoot. Oh, oh, listen to me. Hold one. Hold that one. Here I am, mister. And I've got a gun on you. You don't need a gun on me.  Is that a mask you're wearing? Yes, but don't let it fool you. What's the trouble you're in? What makes you think we're in trouble? People don't ride these hills at night. There was a shot. We were riding the hills at night. We? There are two of us, and you're covered two ways, so get off that horse. Is that your horse on the ground? It is. He busted a leg and I had to shoot him. So that was the shot. Now, there's a lot of traveling to do, and don't aim to go on foot. I hate to do it, mister, but I'm taking your horse. Oh? My name's Jack Mason. And if you'll come to Lides Doodle's place, you can have your horse back. That's straight west to Sagebrush, and anyone there will tell you where the cave is at. Why are you going there? That's none of your business. What are you doing here wearing a mask? Maybe I was watching for a horse thing. Now, listen here, you... I'm not a horse thief. Dolly. But we're downright determined to go on to the cave. Now, that means Bar and your horse will do it. Now, get down or I'll start shooting. You must be desperately in need of reaching that hermit. What's the matter with him? He's dying. He wants us. Dying? It's the fever of something. Look, mister, if you'll lend us your horse, we'll promise to bring it back here. You say hermit sick. Who's that? My friend Tata. You see, he was back in the shadows. Ready in case you were really serious about trying to steal Silver. Oh. Now put down the gun. Silver isn't saddled. And even if you did borrow him, you couldn't ride him. Oh, we've got to... We'll go back to my camp and saddle up. Silver can carry two. Between the three horses, I'm sure all of us can reach too little. You're going there too? Yes. No, no, you can't. He wouldn't want it. A mask, man. I think you may be mistaken, Dolly. Lies knows about me. He doesn't? Who are you? Just another of old Lige's friends. Come on back to camp now. Gosh, I... I reckon you think I'm half local stranger, but I'd do a lot more than steal a horse to do a favor for Lige. I understand. I guess we feel the same about him. I hope we can get to him before it's too late. But the Lone Ranger's suggestion, Tata did not return to camp, but rode on ahead. The next day, he met the Lone Ranger, Dolly and Jack, near the entrance of the cave, and... You stop here. Who? Who's there? Who? How are you, Tata? Can you help me? Not helping now.  You wait. Leave horse here and be careful, not spoil tracks. Tracks? What tracks? Tracks of fellow who killed. Kill? His lides dead? Ah, him dead. What's this about a killer, Tata? Dolly said he was dying when she left him.  Murdered, eh? Not right. When? Some time in night. Time to come find tracks on ground. Maybe we follow tracks. Find killer. And we tried so hard. His last hope was that Jack could get here before he died. Well then, Aunt Dolly, we've done our best. I know, ma'am. We'd better dismount. Leave the horses here, as Tata suggests. Go and see if we can't find some trace of the murderers. Oh, ma'am, he wanted, sort of, to help Jack about the mess. The gold mine. He said it was buried in the ground beneath where he slept. We'll have a look there. His hope was that you, too, would have that mine. At least we can see that his last wish is fulfilled. Here. You look. What is it, Tata? This were horse a killer brush tree. There, horse hair. Gray. Killer ride gray horse. And here, footprint were in dismount. What do you make of the footprints, Tata? Him big fella. Big. Like you. A man my size, riding a gray. And that should help some. Maybe find more clue by and by. Which way did the killer come from? That way. From town. Oh, but there's a man in town that's got a gray horse. He's about your size. Who's that? Well, he couldn't be the killer. He's a sheriff. Well, shucks, Dolly.  Oh, I know he wouldn't, Jack. And Reed Potter's big, but he don't have a horse. There's only one other gray horse I know of, and that's Dave Lawson's horse. But Dave's a small man. Then the sheriff is the only big man who owns a gray horse. That's right. I... I'm going to take poor lunch. I'll go with you, Dolly. We'll do what we can for him. We owe him that much. What do you think, Tender? Maybe he'll come from town tall. Maybe not. Chances are he did. Dolly told me something about the old man who was killed. There's long been a story around town that he knew where there was a gold man. He was afraid that someone would try to steal it from him before he could tell Jack and Dolly where it was. She thought he was talking through a fever. But now it seems that he's told the truth. How was he killed? Night. Well, he'll start from here and find that killer. He... He looks pretty peaceful now. Oh. I... I appreciate what you did, Tender. It was downright thoughtful of you to fix things before Dolly got there. You'll find that? No. We won't hunt for that till... till after we've had a little service and buried Lige. Very well, Jack, we'll do that. Then ride a murder trail. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. Dolly returned to her home in the valley and two days later, the Lone Ranger called on her and asked for her help. But it's not fair to ask me to do just what you say. I haven't any idea what it might be. I'll tell you what it is, Dolly. You heard the discussion a couple of days ago. What discussion? There are three men in town who might be suspected of murdering the hermit. Oh, yes, I remember. The sheriff? Sheriff Hartnett. He's about the size and he has the right kind of horse. There were two other men. One the right size without a horse and the other with a horse. Oh, yes, I remember now.  That's right. Well, what does it you want me to do? Well, I'll do most anything to find the murderer. Let me see your sewing basket. There should be needles and thread there. Oh, sure. It's right here. It's messed up, but I guess there's everything in it. Well, let me see. Needles. There you are. Thread. There's both black and white. Good. Now, how about buttons? Oh, I've lots of buttons. Every time I throw old clothes away, I save the buttons. You never know when they'll come in handy. Here. Good. I want you to leave that sewing basket in the bedroom and plain sight and spread a couple of the needles. All right. But what are you going to do? I hope I'm going to find the murderer. And you go and fix that basket and the needles in the bedroom. Well, I go outside for a minute and speak to Tato. Very well. Tato. Uh-huh. Tato here. Tato, I'm going after three men. I'm sure that one of those three is the killer of the hermit. Tato, go too. An old chemist. You're going to stay here. There's something mighty important for you to do. Now, I'll outline your part. Then I'm going to give three men the surprise of their lives. After giving Tato his instructions, the lone ranger mounted and raced through the night toward the sheriff's home. The lawman was dozing in his chair, but when he heard the clatter of silver's hoofs outside.  Oh, what the Sam here? Before the big lawman could comment further, his door burst open and... Where is he here? Oh, the sheriff. Don't draw the gun. What's the meaning of this? Put down him shooting irons. Take off that mask. I don't mind the mask. I came to tell you something that's an interest to you. Who are you? Lige Doolittle has been murdered. Did you know that? Lige? You mean the old hermit? Yes. Well, are you sure? Great Scott would want to kill that old man. I don't know. I came here to try and find out. Well, there's no sense to it. Well, I Doolittle was more than half dead a couple of weeks ago. You sure it was murder? There's no doubt about it, Harkness. Oh, don't go on. I can't believe it. What was he killed for? Was he shot or what? You don't know about him. The first word I had was now. But see here, who are you?  There are more serious things to think of than my guns. You knew that Dolly Martin was a good friend of Lige's, didn't you? Yeah. Does she know about this yet? Yes. You'd better go and see her. She may have more to tell you than I have. I will. Hey, does she know you? I doubt it. Well, who are you? The man who murdered the old hermit was about your size. You see him? I don't know, but I'm sure of his size. And I know he rides a gray. A gray horse, eh? Hey, mine's a gray. Yes, I know. What dog on your hide? I won't stand for this. You busting here mask, holding guns on me? You're just about to accuse me of murder? Oh, you get over to Dolly's house. She needs you. Oh, well, why should I? Try to leave there. I think I'll bring the murderer to you. Who is he? I don't know. Then how do you know? Hey, hey, wait. Hey, you wait! I'll still wait! Don't take long for the masked man to cover the distance between the home of the sheriff and the town's only cafe, or he knew that Jeb Lawson would be found. The rancher was dealing a hand of poker when the Lone Ranger stepped through the doorway. Hey, hey, hey, what's that? A mask, Comrade. Look at him standing there. Ready? Gosh, the nerve on me. What's he after? Maybe a seek-up. There we are. Now look here, stranger. Where's Jeb Lawson? It's Jeb he's after. What's Jeb done? Where is he? Now you can't come in like this.  I just want to speak to Jeb Lawson. Look here, mister, I've never seen you before. I know the man I'm looking for. No, I ain't said so. What's on your mind? I guess you'll do anyway. You're the right size. That's your gray at the head track. Come on, then. Sheriff Hark, this is waiting for you. I ain't done nothing. Who said your hand? Get going. Now look here. Jeb's been right here since this down. Yes, yes, yes, sir. This way, Jeb. Let go of my neck. Step lightly, then. We don't want to keep the sheriff waiting outside. Now what's up? Why are you dragging me out like this? Who are you? Jeb, perhaps you can tell me where to find Breed. Breed? Potter, where is he? You dragged me away from a game when I'm holding kings back to back to ask me about that honor of whole cat. That's not all I want from you, but it'll do for a start. Where is he? The home, I reckon. Why? Where's his home? Just find the dirtiest looking shack in town and that's it. Now I'm not going to spend the night looking for it. Where is it? Don't be satechy. It's the third house past the hotel. The hotel is down yonder where you see a two-story building. Thanks. Now get on both that horse of yours and head for Dolly Martin's place. For what? I'm coming for you. You'll learn what's wanted later on. And I'm not done. All you want me to take you. Well, I'll go. I'll go, strangers. It's alive, ain't I? Get on the board right now. Dolly Martin's place, huh? I'll be there myself in a few minutes to make sure you do what you're told. But what's Harkness want of me? He wants to learn about a murder. A what? A murder?  And go straight there. If you don't, it'll be evidence that you're the guilty party. Now get up. Get up there.  The Lone Ranger raced on to Potter's and forced the half-breed to ride with him to Dolly Martin's. Meanwhile, at the home of the girl, the sheriff demanded an explanation. Hey, guess what is this I hear about Hermit Doolittle, Dolly? Well, I don't know how much you've heard, Sheriff, but he was murdered. The man who did it rode a big gray horse. You got any more proof of that than the word of that mass comrade? Yes. I saw the poor old man. And when was it? Me? What's this? You stay there. Oh, your local savage put down that knife. Dolly, who in thunder is it? Give me that chute knife. You stay there. Oh, by thunderation, I'll show you. I did not argue with Dolly, Sheriff Hartnett. You're pushing me into this here chair like I was a... Quiet. I'll go talk to him. Who's that? Howdy-ness, Dolly. Come in. What are you doing here? Why, Sheriff, ain't you looking for me to be here? Now, I never had no partner murder and no Hermit. I never done that. What's this? What's this? You sit there. Hey, this is going too far. Now, we see. Oh, that's a critter. Send me and send it here. Get in there, Breedon. I'm taking these guns out of there. What is this? Stay right there, Breedon. We're going to find a murderer tonight. I don't know what you're... You'll find out all you need to know very soon. Hey, look here, stranger. You can't take the law into your own hands like this. When I'm in your own hands, prove competence, Sheriff. I'll turn things over to you. For all I know, you might be the murderer. If you're not, you'll be able to jail one of these two men here.  I never know my born name. You'll be a quiet life finish. You, Breedon, have borrowed a horse. You're about the size of the killer. You, gentlemen, you will have the sort of horse the killer used. Perhaps you loaned that horse to someone. And you, Sheriff, are the right kind of horse, and you are the size of the killer. That's why you three were brought here. You tell me, stranger. Is that all the evidence you get? No. It ain't. Here in my hand, I have a clue. Something that was found at the scene of the murder clutched in the dead man's hand. Huh? You're careful. I've got it. Clumsy of me. Hey, where was that you dropped? I didn't intend any of you to see that clue. However, it doesn't matter a great deal. Breedon, you go into the bedroom. Wait there. For what? Go on. I want to talk to the sheriff and Jeb Lawson without you here.  Into the next room. I'll call you when you want it. You go. Ah, these make me sick. Call it a time question. Sheriff, I want you to search Jeb Lawson. What? About time you called on the law to help you. What am I searching for? A map that was supposed to have been stolen from Lyde. I ain't got no map. You're taking it like you'd have it on him anyhow. Yeah. We don't find nothing to sow it. Well, you go into the next room, Jeb. You'll bring the breed out. Come on, Breedon. Ah, what you want. The sheriff is going to search you for a stolen map. Be thorough, Sheriff. I am. But I don't see where it does any good. He said plenty of time to hide it. Nope. Don't find nothing of him. Well, I still have the clue that I found in Lyde's hand. Perhaps we won't need the map for evidence. Dahlia. Jack, wait. What's this? We're going to try and find the murderer, Jack, in just a minute. Come here, Jeb. Well, your doll is making me hide in the bedroom. Can you find the map? Not yet. Sheriff, I... Well? I'll turn the killer over to you. You've been saying it right along, but I don't... Jeb, I explained that I had a clue in my hand. It's a vest button. See it? All of you saw it when I dropped it on the floor, didn't you? All three of you men are quick-sighted. You wouldn't have missed it. You were given to understand that the button was torn from the killer's vest. We're sure. Look at your vest, Breed. Yeah? Sacre, I lose the buttons. So you're the murderer. It's not true. I don't kill him. You want to res- Don't let me at it. There's his frame off. Get to the jail. Wait, nothing. I'm taking his cookies. Look at your own vest, Sheriff. You've lost a button, too. It's true.  You do it. That's all I am. You aren't guilty, Sheriff. Neither is the Breed. If you try to claim that I'm guilty, I'll do that.  Say for yourself. And I'll tell you why. Because while you were in the next room, you found the button and sewed it on. That ain't so. And how did the button get back on? It's how to cut a button from the vest of each one of you while he took your gun. Okay, sir. The two of you who were not guilty had no reason to look at your vest. The killer was worried. He thought that the missing button might trap him. So he replaced it while he was alone in the next room. It's a frame off. I don't know the murderer. No, no, I'm not. You're not the one who's a lot larger than your own size. You thought that would lead to someone else, didn't you? All right. You think it's a slick? Well, I won't be cut alive. Give me my gun. Stop him. Stop him. All right. Good work. There's your man, Sheriff. You mean I'm to take charge of him now? Are you satisfied with the evidence against them? There are plenty. I reckon we'll have Dolly and Jack for witnesses against him. You sure enough will. Well, they're easy.  I reckon I'll be here for some time now, chef. You see, old Lige wanted Dolly and me to get married. Yeah? He left us the goldmine that he knew about. It was the map of that claim that the killer was after. That's the one thing I was wondering about. The motive for the murder. I reckon now we got the motive, we got the proof, and we got the killer all at one time. Jack's got Dolly, Dolly's got Jack, and you both got a goldmine.  The story you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


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Every year around this time, the Pan-American Health Organization, PAHU and its partners celebrate Vaccination Week of the Americas. It is a time to raise the awareness of the importance of vaccines. This year, St. Lucia joins with the Americas to celebrate the 20th Vaccination Week of the Americas during the week April 23, 230F. Under the theme, are you fully vaccinated? Get all your shots. This year's Vaccination Week of the Americas campaign sets itself to close immunization gaps wherever or whoever they may be. The goal is to reach those who have not yet received the full benefits of routine immunizations or the COVID-19 vaccination campaigns. The specific objectives of this year's campaign are, 1. Build trust and confidence in the safety and effectiveness of all vaccines. 2. Strengthen the scope and reach of the routine vaccination program during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. 3. Accelerate COVID-19 vaccination operations in all countries and territories of the Americas to achieve high national vaccination coverage rate with focus on all priority groups. The Pan-American Health Organization, PAHU, continues to recommend increasing and maintaining vaccination coverage of more than 95% of children aged 5 years and under in all countries, prioritizing districts and communities which report low coverage. The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a heavy toll on health systems, especially the primary healthcare services, as they focus on responding to this emergency. However, it is essential that we continue to advocate and maintain focus on routine immunization. In 2021, many countries relaunched campaigns against measles, rubella and polio. At least eight countries are planning to do follow-up measles campaigns this year, aiming to protect more than 67 million children against these viruses. St. Lucia's expanded immunization program has yielded numerous successes since its commencement in 1977. The program is executed at the various wellness centers across the length and breadth of the island, as well as private sector pediatricians. The service is accessed by target groups via a range of delivery options, namely facility-based vaccination, house-to-house vaccination, school-based vaccination and community outreach. The service can also be accessed through private sector health facilities. Successes of the national expanded program on immunization include no reported cases of measles since 1990, the last case of rubella appeared in 1996, elimination of diphtheria, hemophilus, influenza and polio, immunization coverage for infants. Hepatitis B both introduced in November 2018 towards the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of Hepatitis B. Introduction of human papillomavirus vaccine to grade six children as a cancer prevention strategy. The introduction of COVID-19 vaccines to reduce the burden of COVID-19 on the population among so many other successes. I recognize all of our health workers, especially our immunization officers, our nurses, our nursing assistants, doctors and health aides. Let us get vaccinated against COVID-19 and let us continue our long tradition of vaccination. I thank you.


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This is stock number 9J257A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Jeep and Jeep Cherokee headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2019 Jeep Cherokee Limited. This vehicle has the 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder motor, pumps out 270 horsepower, and it has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. This is a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this Jeep is 100% ready to go. Billet Silver is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the vehicle quality and condition-wise before seeing it in person. And if you want to check out all the photos on this Jeep in the upper right hand or your screen as they link right to our website, click that and check us out there. 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e a little bit extra tell the story of your company get people to invest in it get people to even you know if they can get the product a little bit cheaper elsewhere to understand it tell your story bring them with you on the journey it requires more effort but you know if your margins are too tight you could you could try that route before you get the begging bowl out like I mean believe you me I look at retail trends all the time and one of the most important things that I say to businesses is to story tell your story so whether it's you know your investment in the staff that you have whether it's the products that you're selling and there's a story behind those any good retailer with story tell I was in London last week doing some safari reconnaissance and all you could see was that element of storytelling right throughout that process within stores and I say to any business do that but when it comes to something like this it's the wrong type of storytelling and I think as you said earlier on it actually says a lot in the raw in a negative way about a business as opposed to a positive way so definitely a no no for me yeah we see some big companies that do exactly what you've talked of and we don't really necessarily like Ben and Jerry's for an example how did they make such a name for themselves in such a competitive ice cream market they took a stand and they took their customers along on a journey with them and it happens all the while Sharon thank you so much for your time this morning and hopefully the right ears have heard it because I think we're all in agreement and consumers out there as well thank you thank you very lovely to see you and chat to take care bye bye Sharon you're all lawlers so if you're on a shop there's one company say for instance Spirit clothing it's a fashion retailer in Longford and there's another pet store headquartered in Ireland both use Shopify and they are inviting and they're amongst others for you to just tip in advance for their service I don't know anyone would do that do I maybe I don't or maybe I do I don't know but anyway I just don't think that's going to work in our little land mass our little blip on the earth I call it says I'm a nurse and all I hear is the amount of teachers were short of but we go to work every day with an even bigger shortage of experienced and qualified staff regardless of the shortage we have to carry on teachers can make 10,000 euro extra in the summer by correcting papers teachers train while in school as an earth I study as a nurse I study on my day off I have to work hours after my shift finishes yet a teacher is out the door at finishing time they believe it is very unbalanced now it's very possible that a teacher might see it as a a different way that summer work sometimes can push a teacher over the threshold for a Susie grant for an example and they don't take that work for those reasons for some it suits for others it doesn't a caller says that the footpaths in letter Kenny are a death trap with people cycling bikes in these scooters but there's not a garden site to enforce these laws when are we going to start seeing consequences for these people you see as I am going to check it during the sad break I was under the impression it's not actually legal to cycle on footpaths in fact I don't think I invented this knowledge I believe it actually came up with a recent council meeting and that's where I have it see I store a little bits of information as they come along but I don't always know where I get them and as I was speaking there I seem to recall that it was a local councillor that raised the issue at one of these joint policing committee meetings where that was outlined all right okay footpaths are for pedestrians and not for vehicles of any description should that be a bike or a scooter a little law enforcement is needed especially for the protection of the elderly on footpaths another why is there a driving limit for drugs it should be zero tolerance there is no safe limit I don't believe there is a limit for drive I think if drugs are detected in your system that's it there is no as far as that that's the first I've ever heard of that maybe that was said in passing I don't believe there's a limit if you've got drugs in the system it's illegal you can't be driving there's no limit but let me double check that because now you've got me doubting myself let me see hi Greg why don't insurance companies making compulsory to have a dash cam installed in your vehicle surely it would be a massive help in solving claims yeah I can see I can see the logic I've never had a dash cam Greg can you ask the guard about lane closures and the four lane project can the contractor close a lane anytime ie 6 p 6 15 yesterday evening inbound lanes several Fridays in the past week at 12 noon causing huge delays Daniel I believe that they have a window in which they can do pretty much what they wish within that as set out in the contract I 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james morracy who is author of real to real garret brown and cladder records good morning to you james thanks so much for joining us today thank you very much great okay so tell us about mr brown and cladder records for the for those who may not the few that may not be aware garret brown was the son of lady unik Guinness who was one of the golden Guinness girls one of the direct descendants of Arthur Guinness he grew up in very privileged circumstances originally in castle McGarrett and county mail and then later in a wonderful location in lug alone county weight loss like a lot of all people with with considerable wealth and he had a lot of time on his hands he had lots of money but he didn't want know what he wanted to do he ran away from two schools and along the way he became interested in irish music and decided that he wanted to preserve and retain irish spoken word and irish music which he felt was in the mid to late fifties in the rapid decline because of the emergence of pop music Elvis Presley the groups uh the the tide music coming across the atlantic and the tide of music coming across from from the irc and the Beatles and so he set up in 1959 when he was still 19 years of age he set up an irish record company and recorded artists over the next 10 20 years it was a huge undertaking on his behalf as you say he was very well resourced but it would also take a great deal of determination and the right people to working on this because it's such a huge undertaking an important one too yes and one of the first people one of the first individuals that he met was Ivor Brown the well-known psychiatrist no relation and they were both pupils of a pipe maker and a piping teacher from Johnny Carney in Dublin who taught them uh how to play the pipes and they fell in love with this now Garrett was as good a student as Ivor Brown Garrett listened but he didn't learn too much about the intricacies and and he and Ivor decided they should record Leo Rosen who at that time was the only piper and the only maker of pipes uh so he was very very important they recorded the first album with him king of the pipers uh also Leo Rosen was the teacher uh who had two other very very important pupils much more successful than Garrett one was Liam Mufflin and the other was Pallimoloni of the Chieftains that really spawned the beginning of Cladda and on from there Garrett recorded both music and the spoken word he recorded Patrick Kavna in the 1960s Seamus Heaney Lever and he was responsible for the setting up of the Chieftains Pallimoloni worked in with Cladda Records as a an office manager and was playing music at the same time so it really became a melting pot for Irish musicians and Garrett travelled all over the country spent a lot of time in Donegal, Sligo, the western seaboard meeting and recording artists and it really was his life's work he died in 2018 and he when he died there were 50 steel boxes in the vaults in the bank of Ireland in College Green and Dublin which had been left there for years gathering dust but in great condition and I was asked because I'd been working with Garrett for some time would I get involved in the writing of a book and would I assist in the revival of Cladda Records and that's why we are where we are today and I mean obviously you know we'll talk about the importance of what he's done it's not just music and the spoken words which are part of our culture but you know in terms of his impact in archiving our culture but he was also a very interesting character and you talked about the Elvis Presley and the other influences that were coming in here he enjoyed spending time with them the likes of Mick Jagger, Brendan Beaton, Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan like he did like to socialise and mix as well with his friends. He did and because Lugger Law is such a magical place it was a wonderful place for parties and quite a lot of the time Garrett's mother Lady Uniganus was a wonderful host but sometimes a new party would start before the last one had finished so you tended to have a lot of people from all walks of life if would have been in Lugger Law that Paddy Maloney would have met a lot of the artists that the chieftains recorded with that was a huge door opener for the chieftains. Garrett was quite eccentric in many ways he wore two-eat suits bonnie and pullovers he had a pony in track which he rode into Dublin and was known to park it outside the Shelburne Hotel pay a tip to the doorman who would feed the horse at regular intervals and he would return in due course having visited various hostries now he sometimes would return not necessarily on the same day that he left the horse there so there could have been lengthy delays he was a wonderful character he was terribly gregarious I spent a lot of time with them in his latter years working on this book and it really was a journey of discovery and a wonderful joyful journey for me I have to say and you obviously have remarkable insights as a friend and someone who spent time with him working on this book and then access to the items that you talked of for those who may feel that they know Garrett Brown they're probably in for an awakening with this book because you know people will get a real detailed insight and understanding to the man's life and what he achieved I think so and hopefully that was really the purpose of this really to shine a light on somebody who has played a unique role a really unique role in the preservation of Irish music and you know living in large houses and having access to lots of money doesn't always mean happiness and Garrett had had a terrible tragedy in his late teens early 20s when his brother Tara died in a car crash in London he was socializing with Paul McCartney the night before and I think Brian Jones from the Rolling Stones and his car crashed on the King's Road he was killed instantly and it was that that was the accident the incident that triggered Leonard McCartney to write I heard the news today oh boy Tara Brown went in one direction he liked the whole 60s scene and London and the beat scene and all the pop groups Garrett Garrett stayed with with his Irish culture and really was a journey of discovery from him for him he didn't grow up with with Irish music in the house he went off and found it for himself so how difficult was it for you to sort of sign off on this project to say right that's done because obviously you have the book and then that's not just it this comes as a package right so there's a lot in it was it difficult to say right was it difficult to say right that's that done now you have clearly an insight into creating things because the awful part is getting to that signing off and you really have to a day has to come when you say that's it that's done I don't want to have anything more to do with this I can't do anymore I've tried my best I worked for six years it is occupied or maybe obsessed me for that period of time and you know you say please don't show me this again I don't want to see it anymore I don't want to read another draft take it away from me and but I was very lucky with with with the editors and with the designers and I had a number of people who read red drafts but it's an interesting your question is is very interesting I find I don't want to see the book now I actually I live in fear and dread of actually because I will see something I hope I don't but I will see something that I that I wasn't I'm not happy with or whatever so I really I much prefer to move on to something else and just forget about this this is gone I'm finished with this well hopefully in time you'll be able to sit down and enjoy the all your efforts so the book is a 228 page book it's accompanied by masters of the craft the cladder collection LP again which also had to be curated and that presents 17 remastered tracks from cladders immensely rich catalog and also a never before released poem from Pulitzer prize for poetry and TS Elliott prize winner poet Paul Moldoon so this is it's a significant piece of work and a considered purchase I'd imagine but something that you know that should hopefully be treasured in someone's possession that's what you would hope for I presume well thank you very much Greg I'm only the carrier all all the creativity is in the work of the people that I've written about their musical creativity their artistic creativity their literary creativity I really am I'm kind of taking it from A to B and that's and and and this is to showcase those artists this book is to showcase the artist as as is the LP I I'm a forager I suppose I'm a social inquirer I I drill down but I'm I'm I'm only maybe does the conductor an orchestra he doesn't play he doesn't play a musical instrument that's all so maybe I'm a quasi conductor of pulling something together with it with a lot of very enthusiastic people and I'm part of my ignorance if this is off the mark but to some extent are you are you presenting your friend you know maybe without the perception or without the misunderstanding or perhaps with like do you feel a responsibility in that in that it's maybe a job for you that people fully understand Gareth Bran who he was what motivated him what motivated him because people have perceptions of of others don't they well this is your opportunity to present the the person as he actually was in essence you're absolutely right Gareth had had a lonely latter period in his life and and that loneliness affected his his affection greatly this is to celebrate the life of a man of a man who went out and who made it his life's work to gather to collect to compile and to preserve a wonderful heritage that belongs to all of us or most certainly that we are all part of and that's what this is this is this is that and this is about Gareth Brown and it's about all those artists it's not about anybody else yeah and and you know there's two ways of looking at this from my from from our am site because he could look at his work and and and he's rightly referred to as the greatest archivist of Irish culture of all time but then you wonder where would you be at if he didn't undertake the work that he did where would we be at now what would it be like now what would we know where would the chieftains be you know sometimes it's got sometimes more interested today at the moment and sort of reflect on what someone's achieved by wondering what it would be like if they hadn't undertaken what they had well I think you can bring that right to today in a sense because James Heaney first met only met Patrick Kavana once it was in the Bailey pub in Dublin a few months before Kavana died and these are all these are all happenings or events that were never planned young poet meets the father figure of Irish poetry I don't think we can analyze exactly what happened as a result or what would have happened if something else happened the now is that that we're talking about it and the now is that perhaps there is there are some of your listeners who are young musicians who really want to do something who have who are going out on the limb or who have literary skills literary talents and would like to follow them are insure or unsure insecure about it but they really want to do it and certainly if if there's one person out there who's motivated by encouraged by something like this book please go for it I would say to any of them because that's what we're all part of the continuity here great we're all part of this is this is a continuance yeah but you're in a fantastic position in that you straddle both you straddle the past and all of the people that you're writing about and you're talking of and and if you're foot into the future to present it to hopefully a new audience and to infuse or encourage or inspire others I just hope that this isn't a full stop and that we lose our you know with the development of different technologies and all I hope we don't lose our creativity and this is not like a full stop on Irish culture in these areas but I doubt it is I don't think I don't think it will I don't think it will for two reasons there's an enormous amount of talent out there there are so many young emerging Irish writers and musicians and as somebody who grew up in the west of Ireland local radio is very important local radio is very important in peeling back in in opening the book of life for people to see and to hear and and as I say someone who might be listening who says you know I've this idea I'd like to pursue and an idea doesn't always have to go to the very very very very end the journey is the discovery and that's why you know finishing this book is a bit of a bore to be honest with you the journey was fantastic the journey I wish the journey was continuing but then in parts of me I was going to say when you say use the word finished it lacks a bit of conviction well it's after the publishers now so you just go to have to wait and we'll have to wait a little too because it is not released until the hard book and vinyl box set is due for release on the 29th of September via cladder records and you can go and check out the website there as well which I think would be a useful resource even prior to that book being fully available cladderrecords.com it's been wonderful speaking to you and thank you for giving us that personal insight into such a really important part of our history as well James it's been wonderful to speak to you great thank you very very much and a privilege from me thank you bye bye James that is James Morris the author of reel to reel Garrett Brown and cladder records and he a friend of Garrett's as well and spent plenty lots of time with him particularly in the latter years of his life and as I say maybe it's not as apparent now but in generations to come his impact and influence and his achievement in what was archived and how it was done will be celebrated for generations and generations to come watch the show live now on youtube facebook and at highland radio dot com the nine till noon show is brought to you by letter Kenny credit union digital loans now available apply online or via our app today and get your loan transferred directly to your current account the new corolla hybrid 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the individuals themselves that were nitpicking but be that as it may this information is released and um why not get a bit of uh a bit of mileage out of it shane old donna who's head of media and content for the irish school of motoring good morning to you shane hey greg we're becoming an incredibly sensitive nature nation aren't we yeah that was my first reaction to it as well i mean i am sympathetic to people doing the tests um you know they're balls of nerves of course they are um so i can't i can't imagine parking the car and five months later forgetting where you i mean like you know but i mean that's nerves that that's fair enough you can't say much about that but i think what's the big question because i think we've so we've seen um a freedom of information request like this before and the question i had then was well do any of these complaints come from people that have passed the test or is it really is it only people who have not passed the test and are disgruntled and you know i understand that it's it's it's not great they've put all the effort in and they failed the test for whatever reason um and it's natural to be annoyed about that and i guess to try and take it out on the tester itself but i i definitely go along with you i think would become a bit sensitive and we're only hearing one side of the story aren't we another complainant said they were told to put down the driver's side window during the test despite torrential rain outside this caused my right side to get soaked and affected my vision due to the rain coming in on top of me it doesn't go on to say but thankfully i later went on to pass my test no it doesn't say that does it no i mean that's an unusual one um and that doesn't sound very fair i guess but there must be some reason again we only hear one side of the story that's the big problem here yeah and then what happened was shane when we mentioned yesterday we're contacted by a lady who sat her test recently and the test lasted 47 minutes and over that 47 minutes she eventually accumulated enough uh marks to fail and subsequently reset the test it lasted 27 minutes and she passed with flying colors i'd be more concerned about stuff like that there that we'd need to make sure that that kind of thing isn't happening that everyone sits the test that it's fair it's reasonably uh the same in length of time do you know i'd be more concerned with those types of stories rather than a feeling that you were being scolded for whizzing past cars yeah i agree with you actually and the ism's position on that is always that the test is perhaps too easy which i know there's going to be people out there who are struggling past tests that would have been an issue with that but perhaps it doesn't go far enough it doesn't test enough and get make you ready for for the road of course it's crazy you don't go on a dual carriageway uh if you're in donagall town you don't see a traffic light you don't drive in the dark you don't drive in the frost you don't drive in the snow um you know so it really you just get your 25 minutes out of the way get your license and off you go free to do whatever you want and to encounter the actual dangerous conditions that's really you were never tested or talked about yeah that's right there is zero training in terms of car control and an emergency or a skid or something like that and i think that's severely lacking um in our driver training in ireland and i think one point you you picked up on there is inconsistency um so somebody is doing a test in the middle of dublin city with a very different set of conditions to put up with as you said in comparison to somebody who's doing in donagall town and that inconsistency is perhaps unfair um on learner drivers but it's also not preparing everybody in the same manner or to the same level um i would definitely like to see a drastic reshuffle of the driving test and we think of it and one of the things we've talked about here before is driver education um you know more training and not just to pass the test actually um it'll be great perhaps to see it more of it later on throughout your career you know like say for instance if you are called for speeding or dangerous driving in some courts you are sent on certain courses to correct your driving behavior do that in transition year that is not a bad idea at all i think it'd be great to be getting younger uh younger people training in some way and getting used to the idea of world safety not just how to get your test but how to be a safe driver and a courteous driver any updates on what the story is with testers again off the back of of reading this article look we do recognize it's silly season so you send the the freedom of information in on driving tests it's i'm sure it's in the diary for 2024 already um but yeah there is the serious issue then that came up after this of you know one local person here the the test was supposed to be in june july then august now september they're due to start college they the college is in cavern and there's no transport out of where they're living to get to letter kenny or some other hub you know real those are the real issues i think and it seems four months weight is pretty average now at this point around about these parts in any way in any case shame any inroads in terms of recruiting more driving instructors so that these uh these waiting times are more manageable more realistic i wonder yeah there has been improvements around some parts of the country though i don't believe most most parts of country you're waiting three four months anymore i think that has significantly improved there was talk about longer hours but as it is i mean the instructors are doing 10 11 tests a day you know you can't really inspect instructors to more than that i think it is more a case of training up new driving instructors and it is an ongoing issue but i believe it is improving perhaps not exactly where you are shane always a pleasure thank you so much for your time have a wonderful day all right take care of yourself that is uh shane al donahoe head of media and content at the irish school of motoring 08 660 25 000 have you have you give us a call on 07491 25 000 why should our young people come back to teach here says this caller in this country how many of our nurses who were called back and promised everything during covid actually got work our government is a total disgrace they believe and an embarrassment to the intelligence of most people that's coming in for man yes do you remember your country needs you come home we spoke to a couple of people who did and that's you know i mean that's just a tiny sample and there was nothing for them when they did arrive could you ask greg to advise home owners waiting for an email from the council on what stage they are at and what to do next to check their junk spam folders mine had gone in there for some reason thank you interesting thank you very much amory for that good advice you know we might do it if we're waiting on an email about a driving test for an example so certainly well worth checking your spam stroke junk folder just in case you're affected by defective concrete blocks you're waiting for an email back as it relates to that scheme from the council this listener found their email in the junk folder great advice thank you very much it is greatly appreciated a caller says i had the same problem in a long wait for a driving test we went to dairy and had the lesson there and there was little to no waiting time on a test the test is done when the driving instructor thinks you're ready to do it she too was waiting for a job and really needed her license for her job i wonder how many of you out there have crossed the border to get your driving test or indeed vice versa i wonder how many of you have straddled the border in either direction because it was more beneficial in terms of getting your driving license okay back with 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happened you're out with your little dog anyway i think yes i was up in the northwest in mahr or t the beautiful beach there and uh went down early in the morning on sunday because i'm from dublin and i had to get back to dublin that day so went down for a quick swim and i walk with my little dog teddy who's a little cavapoo three years old and and while we were on the beach um this woman and her dog were walking towards us a big dog i think a german shepherd or an al-sation now she called out don't worry about him he's he's big but he's friendly so he came over to us and as dogs do they kind of said hello a bit of sniffing and all of that and next thing they were fighting and this huge dog um grabbed my poor little teddy and basically had his leg in his mouth and was kind of shaking him and it was very frightening it all happened very fast and uh the owner was genuinely upset as well and and she managed to kind of get them apart and she teddy was bleeding and it was just it was just horrible it was just really really upsetting so she was very upset herself she said that um her dog was totally friendly and had never done anything like this at all and that uh you know she what could she do to help in all of this kind of stuff i'll be honest with you i just had my towel with me on my dog because i had initially just gone down for a swim so she was like i'll give you my number if there's any best fees or whatever so anyway as it happened i didn't get a number from her or her name or anything like that um but she uh she had been seemed like she was very genuine in terms of wanting to help we brought teddy back to dublin and then we later that evening i brought him to the vet because he was quite you know lethargic and not well so went to the 24 hour vet hospital up in ucd and he had to get antibiotics and he had to get you know anti-inflammatories and painkillers and the poor little dose like he's not himself at all you know so listen i contacted you because i really felt that this woman was genuine and i just you know she did offer to to help with the vet fees and stuff so i just thought i'd call in and see if anybody knew this dog or this woman uh who were walking on my roti there on Sunday so the bill almost 200 year old you as i say she in owners wanted to assist with any vet bills well there it is you didn't get the number on the day for obvious reasons nowhere to write for starters but also you didn't have anywhere to put a pen by the sounds of things exactly but you but we have your number and if that lady or if that lady wants to contact us we can put you in contact so we tell he's still not right i mean it's i presume it's it's it's like no you know like it also humans if we go through something that's distressing the the wounds might heal a little bit quicker than the memory might yeah well that's the worry i suppose he's a very friendly little dog and he's not fazed by other dogs or anything so i did ask the vet on Sunday you know psychologically could this affect him and she said actually it really can affect them you know it can affect their personalities like you know yesterday morning now he um he has one of those cones on as well to stop him licking the wounds you know and he looks very furlorn altogether but he sleeps in a crate at night and when i opened the crate yesterday morning usually he comes running out and he's really enthusiastic he just lay there and looked at me with his little brown eyes and i i felt so bad for him exactly i know it's awful it's like having a child i'm sorry i'm not trying to make you feel worse but i'm sorry i just put myself in the mind of teddy for a moment sorry i i'm not trying to compound you're upset by the way that's not my taste no but it is i just slipped out i know i know i know yeah it is uh it is heartbreaking you know that's how you might feel exactly but you did nothing wrong enough and i think you do too uh i mean the lady obviously with the Alsatian german shepherd she got a bit of a gunk in this as well because she's now reevaluating i'd imagine her relationship with her dog because she seemed convinced it was not capable of what it did so that's something for sort of her to process and contend with as well yeah absolutely i mean they're big dogs everybody knows that i mean i'm and um you know at the end of the day all dogs are animals and they're going to act on instinct it was just very strange it wasn't that there was food that there was going for i i don't know what's really triggered it because you know you know yourself and you're at walk and dogs they always just come to say hi and they have a little sniff and they do all that so um yeah she was very upset now she wasn't she wasn't from mario i think she was just visiting um so i don't know but i i just like to say if she happens to be listening or anybody knows a woman who's walking mario as we speak with the german shepherd like i say i really got the sense that she was genuine and she was a dog lover and she was very upset by what had happened she doesn't see you out of the book either well it was 200 on sunday and where there's going that that's because he had to get injections and various things and it's an out of iris consultation and then we do have to bring him back for review so you know i mean i wouldn't grudge him i don't mind paying it for him to make it more comfortable but given that she did make the offer i just thought i'd put it out there and see what happens a cavapoo is uh it's a beautiful dog if i've got the right dog it's a it's a it's a crossbreed is it is that how you describe the remix breed or what's the term it is yeah it's a cross between uh a poodle and a king jarls cavalier so he's called teddy because he just looks like a little teddy he's about eight kilograms and curly kind of golden hair and big brown eyes like he's he really is like a little teddy bear come alive you know um so he's a little sweeter so i'm just hoping that you know what i was asking the vet on sunday and she said look the best thing is to try and keep him socialized and and for to check yourself so if i'm walking along and a big dog is coming that i don't get nervous and that'll transfer to him to try and make sure that he doesn't lose his lovely little personality and become very uh you know afraid of other interesting to see it'll be interesting to see when teddy sees uh either a beach or another dog as well too of course yes yeah because sadly we had to leave donnie gall on sunday and come back to dublin and so he won't be on that's certainly not one on one of those nice beaches for a while but uh yeah i just like i said i just hope because we often go down to our local park and there's often dogs having to run around or whatever so i just hope that he doesn't become you know afraid of those well it's out now Moira hopefully the lady in question is listening and does want to come come through on the commitment wish teddy a fallen speedy recovery and has to say um for yourself as well it's you know it's it's an image i'm sure that you you would prefer not to have in your mind a mom wish uh which you wish to forget okay thank you so much for your time all right Moira take care we'll pass on the information we get all right it's our pleasure now before i go i just want to remind you that uh we have our highland radio mega summer cash drawl uh we've already given away two and a half thousand euro but we have so much more to give away we've got three more two and a half thousand euros isn't that correct it is i've got the right readout yes uh i'll read it actually and then i won't misrepresent it so we're inviting you to enter highland radios mega summer cash drawl you buy a ticket today and you'll have four chances to win big every friday from the 18th of august to the 1st of september we'll be giving away two and a half thousand euro that's not all so that is three prizes on the final uh drawl that's the final friday on 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