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• and to `` t wish him '
well .dur"in
his
term of:
office.
At the same' time.
I 'express my appre-
ciation and thanks
to all 'those in the
riding who by their
votes :and - assist
ance indicated. their
confidence in me
and -in -the
'polacies of theLiberal Party.
Zone Forester,
The: 10 :'separate tracts xof the
Huron County Forests, totalling
1,334 aures, were purchased from
1945 to 1951. Since that time no
new purchases have been made.
Planting started in 1946 and since
that time, :1,203,100 trees have been
planted. lant- .
„spraying
for caritrol of ,the Env.opeah' Pine Sawfly, an insect which
attacks' one -year-old needles of
Scotch ,Pine and ` Red Pine_ ..was
slightly . changed in: nature this
year. Since most of the Scotch
Pine, the tree Most .conimonly at-
tacked, : have reached a size be-,
yond that which' is „suitable for
Christmas trees, we have been
spraying with a virus which, over
a period of years, gives very good
control iia larger trees. However,
tide'' Adams' Tract iiiHowick
Township, where .a few trees are
still suitable for, sale as Christmas.
trees a' 'DDT spray wasused.
to
give an immediate kill,'protecting
for _this ',year -s --sale'" .All: a s rin
P Y g.
was donethis year with a small -
mist blower, which is carried on a
man's back. This has been =found.
to be the most suitable :,and econ-
omic machine ,av"a'ilable-
As Mentioned in in November.
_ Y..
-report; approxiniately1,100 Christ-
mas trees;` were sold, bringing a
revenue of just : over , -'-$1,000.00,
which was credited to the various
tracts concerned.
Spring planting on the county
forest areas was, as follows: Rob-
ertson Tract, Colborne .township,
20,000 trees;'.Stingal Tract, - Ash-
field township, 17,000 trees,; Rog-
ers 'Tract, East Wawanosh town-
ship, 15,000 trees; .-Collins: Tract,,.
FRESH ,HS ;
House-to4iouse sale of Fresh Fish:
ead - the : Advertisements It's a Profitable
Pastime
Every . Thursday
by licensed .peddler., '
®. J. °'SOP.HA
ZURICH, CH ONT.
Grey township, 20,000 trees; total,
7,2,000. trees,,:
With the exception, of the Rob
ertson tract, ;.these planting sites
are high, dry, gravelly soil which
have proved ,difficult toreforest in
the past However, the moist spring
this year has given these trees an.
excellent start 'and we are confi-
dent of greater success this year.
On properties owned by
Conser-
vation
Authorities 92,000 -trees were
planted in the past spring„ •In
Stephen' township the ° Harpley
tract of theAusableRiver Conser-
vations Authority, 82,000 trees; were.
planted " and ;in the Ament%Tract
of 'the Middle Maitland River Con-
servation, in. `Morris
Township, ' 10,000 trees . were;plant-
ed.
'The Huron reforestation scheme
'on private land saw 100,00 trees
planted- on approximately 100 ac-
res. Eight land owners -in -six town=
ships Usborne, Grey, Howick, E.
Wawanosh, , Goderich and Colborne
aci a e
--prtt
• i p t d. This brings the to-
tal, number
o=tal,.number of trees planted under
the scheme
t 993 700•• since, 't
ce io'
o sd e„ its m-
pt, n in. 152: A breakdown � of.
the planting by the townships is
submitted in another section of this
report.
The year-to-year ar im ro ament
Wor'l of, road: building, clearing of
fireguards, fencing and :improve-
ment;,cutting has -been• carried out,
where' necessary. in •_ all tracts of
the Huron e = •county forestsr•. L C
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1959 Spring Reforestation 'Scheme
. Acres Trees Total TwpCost.per•
Twp.' Planted Planted Cost CostiA2 Acre
$ 0 0
Usbo9ne 20 20,000 267.86 133.93 18.35
Grey 16 .10,006 238.60 119.80 14.91
Howiek ; 11/ 1,500 37.60 18.60 25.07
Wawanosh 38 38,,000 531:10 26,55' 13:98
ad6.hand)_ -
Goderich 20 20 20,000 '263.16 13158 13.16
Colborne 20 5,000".'i00:04 50:02. 5,00
I'6tals.`:S80 1.00,500 143$.36' 719.18',
Summary
Townshipsowners
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Usborne Village of liensall
Grey -Emerson Foster •
Howick—John Strong ;
E. Wawanosh-R. Ra ,Y mo d 5 R
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mond Aldiri:'J Purdon•
,
Purdon
Goderich—John .Hindmarsh
Colbgrne-,-Milford W. Durst
Total ,cost of planting $ 1,438.36
Planting cost to county.:719.18
Cost of nursery stock 1,005.00
Transportation and - ex• ,
press • 280,06
Total • $ 2,004.18
;Less P ovin •
grant r ia1
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Net cost,ofplanting .., 1,004.18
Acres planted 100.5
Number of trees Planted .•100,500
Library b ar Commatt�.
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--Since the last session of county
council,` your Library Committee
have had one meeting.
Theannual' meeting of the board
held in., Goderich on. May 1, 1959,
-was
-was :;very well .: attended.'
Regulations relative <.to the for-
mation- of County Libraries have
'been passed by, -the provincial auth-
orities. ;.
Your 'committee .
ate'
unable to
makeany recommendations ...,,ons at this
;time, .as: the grant'•stincture :invol-
ved has not been completed'.'' We
-would w ask that`
You study these
eregulations and when
more ;lnfor=
nation is available, your •comnit-
tee will then .prepare 'any recom-
mendations.—Bailie Parrott, Chair-
man.
-Amendments-to-Public Libraries Act•
Outlined below are the new regu-
lations relative to the establishing
of a County Library. This informa-
tion" is for your consideration. No
ruling has been.` received' with ,ref-
erence to proposed, grant, ,here-'
fore 'no : recommendations can :be
made at the present time;—JohnG,
Berry, Clerk -Treasurer." .
Establishment: ,83
lerk-Treasurer "',
Establishment:83
a (1)'Whereat
-
least 75% of ' the municipalities
forming part of a county for muni-
cipalTpurposes request the -county
to establish ,a,...county library ser
vice,
the Conner' of flip- ; rnnnty_?na-y-
-by by lay, establish ay-li
vary service for allsuch-countmuniebi
palities,
Request For "Establishment:' (2)
No request of a local municipality
for the establishment of a,:county
library service shall be acted on
unless the request'is authorized by
DODGE
If you're looking'for the value -buy of the year, Here ara:just a-
few. of the reasons. why..Dodge .gives you'`moi e,' Swivel ;front:'seats,
that..ease you rn, or ;out of the 'car se smoothly, lock 'sec uiely in'plaoe
while you -drive, Push=blxtto i controls for driveselector and heater-„,
defroster, 'Torsion AIRF I$ide to •,taine the roughest road, or tightest
Curve.' Add to' these' Total -Contact brakes, Orifow shock absorbers, •
independent parking: brake'(andmany,more!)'and,you begiil,,;to-see
why_ Dodge gives yu the most -car, at 'the lowest possible rice.
P
DE sOTO'
• If yon Want luxury and: adventure, this:isyour1kind of car this
brilliant new: De Soto:` And look -at, the wonderful ideas hat help
`make 'it' so. Thea finest combination of ';agile, high-spirited V-8
go -power : and safe, smooth stop-poawer ever in,ouuted `on:•, a single
chassis... Finger-tip: "driving ease. for the ',contrdls'• you use. most,'
(TorgtieFlite automatic drive; new De Soto heating systenZ). "Inspect
the fresh new fashion andfeaturesthat are De Soto—only! Then ask
the price. We promise to 'turn your head -De Soto ward!, "•
a favorable vote of a maiority of
the members of the 'colincix of the
Jaw_
Iotrol passemunicipadbylity.Th, e .
ouncil'
Approval of Minister: (3) 'A by-�;
, .cof .a9
empty tinder thisseetion shall not;
be effective until` a ro ed
PP v by the.
1Vfunfster and, when so approved,
Shall be effective on the 1st -day of
J nu
a a o`
f the yea?' r oil -.
a � O
Y win - un-
less ,otherwise provided in the•by-
I w,
a .
Disco utio
1 n of Public .'':Library
Boards', Etc„ (4) When a ' county
.library service is established, . ev:;
.. er .Y public! library,:. jiaard public';,
'library assoeiation.and county lib.
ratty cooperative established for• a,
rnunicipality or any 'part ^thereof
that is included ,m fhe county •lib
rary, service is.'thereby :dissolvd
and 'the assets and- liabilities,. of:
such' boards are thereby vested' in
and;: assumed 'by the country. lib
rar'y board unless: -:otherwise pro-
vided in the by-Iawestabhishing the -
county library .service.
CoLibraryitY:
Boa
nd:83b
. (1)
The ,_general,
management9 'reg
ula-
tion
and control, of .a county library
service -.shall.
be:. vested, in -a. board
which shall'be a eorporationknoW n
as.The ..,.: (inserting the name of
the':County,) County `Librar:'Board.• '.
Y.,
Composition Of • (2)
:, Board -:A.
.
'county library board shall, be-com-!
--coin-
-posed:: ofthe, warden of the county
and six members appo ni `b ' the
e
Whom Y li
county council, three' to -of whom shall
be members o£ the county council
Wlid-represent-a-local inunieipality''
included in, the countylibrary
'vice: and. three of when -IT -Shall- be.
Britishsubjects; over 21, years ..of -
age .and:
ofage'.and; residents of .the munici
palities included in the county
racy service, who are not mem
bens': of the; council.
Term 'of Office 'of irembers Oth
er Than:'Councillors4.'(3) The mein
ber_s .of the .board'.' who are' not
members of. the • county, council'
shall hold•. office ,for. three: years,
except that, when appointments:'
are.; made to a newly -established
board, one ':'member shall.be all
dsainfect-for one=year one_9_r,iAv9__
years and one for; three years.
- Appointments After First, -Year:'
(4).. The ',council of, the county .at.:
the first Meeting. of, council in each
year: after the board is established'
shall! appoint members%of the
council and. one other _qualified
personas, members of the board. 1'
Terni of Office;,: (5) Each:, mein-'
bershall hold office untiltthe 31st
day: of December 01 tile, last year.
for which he' is appointed and until
his `successor is -appointed.:-- 1
Vacancies:. (6) Where a vacancy I,
occurs from';'any. cause, before the
expiration of: the term of office' for
which a•member, has;�beerr, appoint-,
ed; the council of the county shall,
appoint a qualifiedperson;;ao fill'
he'vacaxicy'for the 'unexpired por
tionlof the term of office.
' Remuneration and' Expenses• .of
Members (7) The :members: of the
board shall `serve, without remun
eration, but each member shall be'
paid' his proper travelling and by-,
Ing expenses incurred in the Work'
of th&-boa3•d:-
First Meeting. • (8) The first
meeting of a • newly established
board shall be called- by the-elerk
of the county • forthwith after the
members of.the board" have:. been
appointed. -
Application of Part 1: &3c„ Sec
ions, 13, 22..to 40- and 44 to 49 of
Part: "I 'apply' -mutatis- ant tandis =to
`the -:board and any reference to
municipal council therein shall ,to
deemed to be a•reference .to the.
county• council that: established the
ounty library service
. Branch Libraries: Sada.- , Every
minty library board shall -operate,;
nd maintain library as a branch:
n each ;m,unicipality that operated -
public library prior to the date -
Pen, which 'that municipality bee-'
came:part.of the county, library
erviee
Librarian •'83e. The Board shall
ppoint • a librarian who 'shall:- (a)
hold' a ,Class 'A;, B or ,C certificate`
f librarianship issued by, the
-Min-
stet;' (b) be the. :chief' executive
officer of the board;' and (e) at -
end the.'meetings .of the'board .or,
esignate a ;person to represent
-m.
County • Library Rate: 831, A
Co
by-law establishing a coon -
y library service shall provide for
he .levying of an annual rate upon,
he: equalised 'assessment of the"
unicipalities;• that : form .part.: -..of
0:county for, municipai:purpo.ses
nd that are. 'in,cluded. in the: coin;
library service•sufficient,to meet`
the,�ariiount- stimated; by -the'board-
to meet its operating.costs and the
rincipal° and interest payable un-
er any •debentures, issued far, ,the
urposes of the county library self-'
ce and s'uch.;ra.te'shall' forna part
the county,rates;for such min-:
ipalities. • • '
'Conim.encernent: 7; Tliis' Act
aroes'into force on the day' it re
ives''Royal Assent.,
Short Title: ` 8. This Act may be
ted• as The Public' Libraries',
me'ndment Act, 1859., `
HARLOC NEWS O� THE
Visiting Mr, and Mrs.'Gel
Carter and attending the Burns'.
centenniaLserviee�' were Rev." and
Mrs. A. W. Ga#diner, Mr. and -Mrs,
Jack Kellar, Seaforth, and Mr, and
Mrs. J. C. MacDonalds and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin MacDonald and Lysine,
of Walton.'
Mrs. .Ale Wallace,
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` of C
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T4s r
smith, visited with er. daughter
and sat -in Zaiv, Mr, and: Mrs. Wes-
ley'Roe and; family over the week-
end.
Mrs. Susan' me win o
b+ 'g, ,f Sea -
forth; visited' on 'Sunday with Mrr
and Mrs. John ';McEwing.and -fam-
ily t.
Mrs .' Watsoif Reid, ' David and
Donna visited `on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Carter.
Burns' Church was" filled .t0 ca
parity on Sunday in honor of their
,centennial service. Mr. Gardiner, a
former minister, -was din charge of
the horning ;and evening service..
Special music was rendered by the
choir; under the leadershipof Miss'
Ida Leiper 4
Special e••`
s
rvi-ccs .
will•
pbe he
_old
-a a h -this ' Sunda `with former
.� f r
Sunday,
Rev. A, E. Men=.
zies, of'Salford, will ;'speak at 11
a: m
. and Rev: v._ S • `.H'•' Brenton,, of
Woodstock, at °' 7:30 p.m.
Visitors at the home: of Mr. .
::.. , and•,
Mrs, George Watt oil Sunday, -were:
Mr. and , Mrs.; Russell 'MacBeth,-
Jimmy and Debi!l
add: l4frs'. onnl
L d mall,
Murray and Margit*, Mr.
James''1'urnliuA-
Dianne, of ,Brusezettr; .i yr il!€
Brooks, of Brandon, Man.; Mr.'
Mrs, Norman 'Shepherd, of Clift»
ton;. Miss�>Wilma Shepherd, oti fi
don; .
Mr: And M,.
M. d Mrs. s,
gSa�x af
Clinton and -Mrs, Sundercock, o!
LU s.
n e Dior .
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M. „and Mrs, 'James Metwing
and d Kathleen spent thl n the
n
weekend
bolida n. in. et
_ 1 Detroit
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,Q
Mr, . Watson Reid+, spe it a #civ
days with a fisbin - pat'ty'in North-
:. g
ern Ontario in the tc4rkland Lake
ares .
Mi.sj Mae Smith and Mr. Robert
Sz[iith, of Seaforth;-visited Sunday
'with T r. and Mrs, George Srii ell
and Mrs: Hills,
Mx . and rs. Fra _
. M lila, eider
Sclin ,
of Toronto,' visited' over floe week
end with: Mr, and :1d s
r ..drthur Co -
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so' a
V. .
dS1t0
rs at the h m
a e f
o Mr, and
Mrs . Arthur Colson ou< a
Sind
were. , r, Ja t
M ek °Mac'laoxia d and
family,of:
Midland Michigan; M
, g' i r, '.
an .M s
d r Robe
rt Jamieson
a
Sanies,- of Londesboro, ands 'Miss
Ramon
a Jenkin,' of :G Jeri
Miss Martha T caper, of Seaforth,
vi . .
is satin :with
g _ MrT Wilbam Leiper,
Sr.. and fainiiy rfhi5 week.
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1e Pool will operate on a ` daily
asis, °'commencing Friday, June 2
Open Daily,- Weatiher Pexniitti ii -
1:30to5:30andIto9..
SWNINIMING ' tN5'TIUCTION;.
'REE swimming- instruction for.. 'school 'children
by civaIified instructors available each morning.
Registration, closes July .3rd.:'
Classes--arebeing=arranged and students -:'are
asked_to report:as follows:
.Thursday, '2 at10.d
Pupils ..of- Rural c
S pools and of -St James
Separate School.
! Friday, Tuly 3 -at 10-:a"m
Pupils of Seaforth Publie School.
Classes commence` Mond
ay, July 6th, at 10 a.m.
- ADULT SWIMMING CLASSES.
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings
7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Learn to swim with qualified; instructors. ;`'
minimum of 10`lessons - '! $2.00 ' and admission
if sufficient interest is: shown, classes' will be arranged, content-,
ing,' Tuesday evening July 7th.. Make' application: in .person, or
phone.; the Park, PHONE 245. •
If you want the toughest, best -looking
truck foie your kind of job, put, a new ;
'59 Sweptline. Dodge to work for: you. And
you can expect your jobs to be a, whale 'of a
.lot easier! Big, new, luxury -styled cabs are
comfort -designed.' Clutch pedals are hydrae.:
lically, actuated for:; much easier :operation.
Brake and, clutch pedals are L suspended to
give you more footroonn. We'll be happy to
heli you select the' Dodge truck for your job`
from this handsome newSweptline all the''
way; up to 49,0004b, mail. G.V.W. Power ,
.Giants. SO- thein nowt " ;•
' t�he=val
Seo in and ''tett-drivee ack
u p ed Dodge
..the 'luxurious and spirited De'S i '
p d ��o �;:Qr'a sleek, strapping new Dodge Track toda
Watch TowerS'ect
Gather At Mitchell
A. W. MacNamara, district sup-
ervisor of the' Watch Tower -Bible
and Tract Society; addressed more.
than 600 persons Sunday ata pub-
lic meeting climaxing a three-day
training program held in the Mit-
chell Memorial Arena. Mr,. Mac-
Namara ' delivered the final dis-
course, "A-Paradse Earth Through
God's Kingdom,"
On`Saturday „afternoon:11 persons,
_took':part'ina water immersion
ceren ony, while many of the
friends and relatives standing be-
hind thein shared in the, event, In
addressing the candidates for Wa-
'ter 'immersions Mr: 4MaeNanara
said, "The baptism that you now
want to undergo really marks the
beginning of something new, . the
beginning of your ,dedicated'life to
do ,the Divine Will: of God: and to.
live henceforth aceording to the
Will of God as set down in the
Bible."i ,
The `inature trees used in mak-
ing 'pulp --and ,paper average` only;
nide. inches in'dianieter
ADMISSIONS ---
Clildren' -under High School` Ages
10 Cents, or $1:50,for Sea,son'sYTicket
Fourth and Additional Children -.
Season's Ticket in one'Family - Free
hli ,h , School Students
s
25" 0entss or $3.00 per''Season's'Ticket
Adults.
25 Cents,, or $44,00 per Season's Ticket
,Children' of One Family and Two Adults --$10.00
,(In each;case''a checking basket is included)
Night .Swimming .
For the'convenience of those who are unable to
swini during regular hours, the -'Pool will reix ain:
open` throughout the evening on certain nights
depending on -the weather. Announcement
be made over CK,N'X 'Entertainment, Guide, . or
Phone 245, Seaforth., ;
PICNICS
Arrange to, hold your annual picnic . ,amid ' the
. , pleasant surroundings of the :Liorn Parke Coin-
,
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)ties.: �
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rot further information..
Call the Seaforth Lions • Park
Phone 245 •