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The Ontario Legislature at a Itill6jections by hon. members, the story of Jack and the t
recent session discussed the Mr, Speaker: Order. Beanstalk? Had I not had a'
O meths of Bill 87 to establish Mr. Riddell: -have- been beanstalk, I never would have
A bor Day. without- been able to visit the land of the
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Taking' part in the debate An hon. member: What's the giants.. And incidentally, that
Huron MPP Jack Riddell had this members desire? goose s still producing olden' a +
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to say as recorded in Hansard, the Mr. Riddell: Famous legends eggs
offfciAi report of Legislative have been created around trees. Interjections by an 'boil., mem- • ^ , "" ry i r
debate: Remember, Johnny Appleseed, ber.
Mr. J. Riddell (Huron): Thank who went all around the United Mr. Riddell: Forests have
you, Mr. Speaker, States scattering seeds which played an important role in other
I rise in
eventually produced tbt beautiful fairy tales. Hansel and Gretel got
support of Bili $7. However, I do eaJIi ;r •� b.� {I
concur with the opening remarks
,Igof my colleague in his criticism of en ere was apple trees which are still fruitful lost in the forest where they.;t
today? Ththere Paul encountered the witch's ginger- Y
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the House leader for permitting Bunyan, the famous giant lum- bread house. Little Red Riding u :fin ,�� ,M•'.
valuable House time to be utilized berjack-woodsman who made his Hood got lost in the forest on the
for such an unimportant piece of name cutting trees. way to her grandmother's house
business at this particular point of Mr: B. Newman: Fine fellow. where she was outfoxed by a wolf.
time. Mr. Riddells The hanging tree The three bears went out for a
In speaking of this bill I would was a familiar part of pioneer walk in the forest which gave
like to approach it at a little towns -every town had one -and Goldilocks an opportunity to -
many men lost their lives at the sample their porridge.
different slant from the previous bough of the hanging tree. And As we grew older apd stopped
speakers. In Ontario where trees giving equal time to the other sex, believing nursery rhymes and This is all that remains of a Clinton car following a collision on No. 8 Highway west of Dublin late
are so plentiful we sometimes we are reminded that witches fairy tales, we did not stop Tuesday afternoon, A passenger Leonard Steep, 24. of Clinton was admitted to Seaforth Community
forget the valuable contribution . were often burned at the stake. hearing about trees. I can clearly Hospital. His brother, Dennis, 19; who was driving, escaped w4th bruises.
.Arees have made to our history Trees have been recognized by remember the story of that "
and culture. References to trees many artists for their beauty and guilt -ridden George Washington s r
appear land plays,
songs, nursery who became so neurotic after Snpw is fun at Winthrop
rhymes and plays. Many of you majesty. The. Group of Seven,
may know Joyce Kilmer': poem, especially Tom Thomson, used bearing the song "Rock -a -bye
y y P trees as a focal point, for baby on the tree top" just once Dodd's Hills was the scene of visited with their grandparents .evening. Village neighbors and
"Trees", which begins like this, Mr. 'and Mrs. Otto Walker
"I think that 1 shall never see a Paintings. too often that he: cut down the winter activity and fun Sunda the immediate family attended.
poem as lovely as a tree." Could Most of ,us started hearing cherry tree that belonged to his when perfect weather and lots of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hulley Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
the play "Macbeth" by Shakes about trees in our infancy when family. However, the day was 'sunshine made tobogganing and attended a small gathering held Harris Sunday were Mr. apd Mrs.
our mothers sang -and I don't saved when he said, "I cannot tell snowmobiling great for over a in honor of their parents Mr. a,rLdw Tony Wolfcamp. Mitchell; Mr.
peare ever have been written Mrs. Otto Walker's 45th Wed Argyle,
trees? Do you recall, Mr. pretend to sing this, Mr, a lie. I cut down the tree." The hundred adults and children. -and Mrs. Steve Ar vie, Bayfield
Speaker, the scene when "Bir. Speaker -it goes something like tree was never recovered but it Bob, Sandy, and David Hulley ding Annivcrsari*;t Wednesday and Miss Cady,n Young, Seaforth.
r�Spe Wood t came to D he nano"? "Rock -a -bye baby, on the tree was a good story to tell at election
That referred to Macduff's army ' top;• when the wind blows, the time.
which used trees as a camouflage cradle will rock; when the bough There have been many refer
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to attack Macbeth, the reigning breaks the cradle will fall, and ences to trees to songs as well. { IGN'4the
■king. The heavy emotions ni a down will come -baby, cradle and Remember Dont sit under thetragic family situation wouldn't all." In e, opinion that song me ? tree with anyone else but owner's ire .the
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have been possible without the should be removed from: all me Then there is that scouting I
proper setting. Eugene O'Neill songbooks as I'm sure it leads to song, `"Land of the silver birch, L \r
chose well his title "Desire Under neuroses of all kinds, including home of the beaver.' 1 could eo `
The Elms."• fear of heights and fear of strong on and on showing you what _ your quarantee of complete satisfaction!
Mr. Speaker, where would
winds. pervasive effect trees have had on _"��
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tdobin Hood and his merry men-- r. Speaker, do you remember our entire culture.
Mr. Rhodes: No wonder the
Grits are lost in the wilderness.
Mr. Riddell: But I think now 1 J I I
will address myself specifically to
e bill.
News of Hulleft Central' thSince it has become obvious
that i recognize the importance of
VISIT TO DOUGLAS POINT was a machine that checked to see trees, the fact that I support this
On Tuesday, January 8, 19'4, if you had contamination. They bill,should come as no surprise. I
then went out to,%the bus and it am especially in favor of. section a f
the grade seven class went on an - ,
excursion to the Bruce Nuclear' drove around the two plants, The 1, subsection (e) which encour- "the meat people"
Power Station. Mr. Tremeer and guide explained the use for,each ages the planting, preservation
sMr. Riley.accompanied the class building. When they reached the and conservation of trees. Did you
on 'the trip. When the class school everyone was satisfied know that one acre of young
reached Douglas Point, a guide with the very interesting trip and growing trees produced four tons
knew more about the production of oxygen and four tons of wood
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showed them to the theatre where • n �, V - -
" they ate lunch. After .lunch Miss of electricity and heavy water. annually, while consuming •f'•1:2 r'r-
Marg Bowman introduced,herself tl .', 1•,1'7t ru, tons of carbvri:doxide'! J:
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and showed them a flim about Meet the Teacher Forests affetticfeliaatet'..they'' , • Ir tI' r T Y' ^* ; y,,J.r: }� ,v r
how they produced energy. They After completing four years at temper the severity of winter • R l ry^7 Rr P'll` ' 16A 'SEEP F
then went into a room where the Central Huron Secondary School winds and filter the rays of the hot �� *' „
y sun. Much of the rain and snow l' t;f6
had many machines explainng in Clinton, Mrs. G. Jenkins tRESH LEG &'BREAST PORT1011,
how they produced. energy. There decided to further her education that falls, evaporates from leaves WE SELL CANADA KENTUCKY STYLE (WINGS ATTACHED�f FRESH BACKS ATTACHED
at Stratford Teachers' College, and branches. Forests protect the APPROVED GRADE AII Fresh Cut Up Frying ChQe en CHICKEN LEGS
Mrs. Jenkins has Taught in Parry soil from erosion while, providing RED RIBBON BEEF CHICKEN QUARTERS &BREASTS
Sound, Oshawa, Windsor and food and shelter for birds and QUALITY
Fireside Usborne Central. Now she is animals. ,And finally, they add NUTRITIOUS SKINLESS PRIMROSE FROZEN PROTECTED
librar teacher at Hullett Central great beauty to the landscape.' a oz. porton -
M y SLICED BEEF
Group eels and she teaches a group of grade In conclusion, Mr. Speaker, 1 LIVER HAMBURG W � .R. ", tlwln, P. +.,.r., he„+ C C M
five pupil -s' language as well. can do no more than urge the PATTIES Und w'MOW tPd.,..„, e'r' • ,J,
Despite a cold evening, there Reading and crocheting are Ib. Ib. her , members - of the Legislature to R^'rp11P°59 lb. 6 9
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was a fair attendance -tt the two main hobbies for her sparesupport this bill and remind them y.Uoo brei • "A'h,,•r„f . ,J. -
January meeting held in' the time, Joel, her one year old son, of that great Canadian song "The"^.^,ee : ",uer+au',o^, IfrR A.AIRSt AN rRo:(N w"olf
C ^ °' -r ' •' ' w n Shoulder lamb Roast
Centennial room of the church, is her only child. Mrs. Jenkins Maple Leaf Forever." Thank .^died �r. , „^d,,.Rr, „P,^, 89 PURE PORK SAUSAGE 79 CHICKEN LOAF' 99
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John -Patterson presided and' lives in the village of Blyth. you very much. Ib•' Ib.S„::r „r•
BEEF RIB STEAKS 1.69 PORK SIDE RIBS S8 SLICED SIDE BACON 1,07
Harold Coleman read the IN TOMATO SAUCE FANCY QUALITY
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The Separate Shoppe t�INNER DETERGENT SPAGHETTI KETCHUP' COCKTAIL Vegetables
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S 714 az, pkg. king size box 14 oz. tin 15 az. V. 14 oz, tin t0 oz. tin
presided at the piano and read the
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Mayland the next meeting will be BLOUSES PULLOVERS .:.for39
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Mrs. Fnt on the gave' a 'All Makes, — All Prices fAWY QUALITY - BRIGHTS ASSORTED FLAVOURS NESCAFE TOP VALU FROZEN CHOICE QUALITY, PANTRY SHELF
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