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RIVERSIDE GARAE
Reforestation Programme
For Huron County
Galls For Purchasing
Of 400 Acres
Land Will Be Prepared
This Year For Planting
Of 'Trees in 1940
Goderiehe June 1. --Conservation
-,anti reforestation 'in Hurrou County
came under discu4s1o11 In the
County Council at the a9ternoon
session. on Wednesday when the
report of the sub -committee 011
these suber:as to the Advisory Agri-
cuReeral Committee was taken
+clause by clause with Reeve Roland
Orain in the chair,
Two policles were recommended
'by the committee, a Short and a
long terns policy, and were en-
dorsed. The ehomt term policy (to -
be carried out in 1989 4woludes the
'Purchase of four 10D acre blocks,
twn in. South Huron and two in
North Huron, doming the summer
-of 1939, and prepare the land for
planting of trees to Spring of 1040;
autheree of the County Council for
-the Al7nloultnlai Committee to
oricanire a County .Conservation
and Rrfoe rxt'tinn Association to
.embrace the following phases of
t:alasereation; Reforestation. Preser-
vation. of ebisting wood.lots; sonser-
-ration of wild flowers, birds.
Kane and flseh; prevention of -soli
'erosion rend spring flooding; tle-
veltxpntent of Ohrietmas tree indus-
try; conservation, of roadside trees;
planting of hedges near roads for
-beauty and snow drrtft ,prevention;
development of natural beauty of
'Huron County to attract tourists,
planting of winiLbreaks and shelter
'belts; encourage the people to be
"'conservation Minded" through the
press, rad4o. pnbldc meetings and
school lessons.
Properties Available
Reeve L. E, Cardiff, chairmen
the•strlr-comlanet.tee gave a veritnl
astport on properties for reforesta-
tion available In. the County as fol-
lowet 30 noses in the Township of
18onis; 30 in Turnberry, and also
seeage in Stephen, ,Sitanbey, Hay
encl. Goderich; Townships,
Warden 'Turner cautioned 'the
-council to proceed, slowly and not
pay too much for the land as the
estimates did not provide e foe re-
le/restntion but he believed a ,Start
svhdut,tb be made. He thought the
land should be pwrchaseet as cheap -
1y as p0sseble. The reeves could co-
operate with the County as they
nese familiar with the 1ani n their
munictpnlltlee,
Motions.
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'FRE'E SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED ,OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
'WILLIAM INTONE SONS
LTED
PHONE 21 'INGERSOLL.
BRUSSELS — PHONE 72
Feagan-Haaeke—That Warden
Turner, Agricultural Representative
Shearer and the Agricultural
Co:mmitteee attend the Plowing
Match at BrOckvfile to get intorma-
tion that will help when the match
Is held in Huron County.--40arried.
Feagan - Dorrance — That the
County of Huron pay fifty .per cent.
of the purchase price of land in
each municipality up to 100 acres,
the price not to exceed $10 an acre,
the local tnatnieipality to pay the
other 50 per cent., plant and main-
tain the trees. In twenty years if
the townghtp return oneltalf of
purchase price, this property be-
comes. the local muniaipalit9ty's and
that by-law be prepared Agri4e1-
tural Committee.
Garelff-.Dorran'ce—+That a resolu-
tion of regret be sent Reeve Atex
McDonald of Ashfield, he his awl -
rent and, evpressing the hope that
he would make a speedy recovery
—Carried.
Want Matron Retained._
The sixty-five mutates of IAtron
County Honte yesterday afternoon
petitioned the County Council that
0110 present matron, widow of the
manager or the Moine be :retained.
A clause in the petition rend.
"Alntr:.t everyone who has signets
the petition love her Vely match and
kuow that tdtere le no one else who
could make this place the comfort-
oble, respectable and homelike
'Hone' It is" The petition was re-
ferred to the County Home Com-
mittee.
School Fairs Popular.
3. G, Shearer, Agriou0tural Repre-
sentatibe, told of the splendid work
being done in the county by the
young people, Dight school fairs
will be held this year to the county
tnclurliug one new one at Holmes•
villa in G ode i
q ah 'Township. The
r 1 I
p•
others will be in. Ashfield, Belgrave,,
Howlek, 5t. Helens, Carlow, Grand
Bend,
A Snvtne Club had ;been organ.
ized tut Clinton and 40 'purebred
swine were imported and dlateib-
uted to 01uib members. 711133 is im-
portnnt not only to the neembore
but hutch good is be1ug done in
Clinton, Under Ohe. Omonsersh(p of
the Lions Club a 'Pulley C1ub was
organzd
1 e 3n
eri
Got
1 c
!t and 200
yelps biatis ere ,being securer! from
Michigan, 'Roth yotiug teen and
women are Interested, A Calf Club
has been organized, is Howiek and
at Brussels There are twenty yen414
men belonging to o Barley (41Uit
and a Foal 01.11 has been estab-
lished in Ilowiek,
"1410 other phase or work is so
ilnp ontent uo (he junior activities
Junior livesItnrle judging contests
rnmdllarise the yraat•ng „nen, with
types."
Apple trees, with the exception
or Northern Spies, are carrying
beav'y'blooni, ,reported 143r, Shear.
Co-operative Creamery Proposed,
A. 0o -operative creamery Ie pro•
posed at 'Birth, Whether 14, is
established depends on the peeple
or 1.liptlt and tilat+rtce A,t ,S1tdp+lra
n short 00111'9'e -Weis given in voter•
00. ►frits fore le which
t.bsece ff.; bf 0.0ad"
!nary servicer for man, and domestic
solepee for gists whiele proved most
tntoc0setul,
Spring Fairs were wail attended,
With the quality or livestook
wfiowni be felt the county grants
were justified.
Fertilizer has been more used
this year Phan ever before because
et the Late Spring. The best kinds
for. Huronwere demonstrated on
various grain fields, The toll test-
ing is done at Guelph, which ascer-
tains the kind.
A team of three boys will ge from
Huron to comtpete In the Inter-
national PlowUng Meta at Brock-
ville.
Plowing Match For Huron 1942.
Mr, Shearer said it is hoped. to
have the Plowing Metclt ip Huron
in 1042 and suggeeted that the
local committee secure the site at
an early date as it has to be Pre -
Pared.
Geo. 13011030, Inspector of the
County Home, reported that spring
seeding had been eoanpleted, 16
acres in fail wheat; 46 acnes spring
graln and 30 acres. In 'hay. The
livestock consists of four horses, 5
cows, 62 hogs and 120 hens; 14 hogs
will be marketable in six mouths.
There are 22 inmates receiving Old
Age Pension and 12 are paying for
their keep.
efr. Elliott's request that accom-
modation be arranged for one of
the oldest ex -Wardens of Huron
County, David Cantelon, 92, to go
,to Stratford to see the I{ing and
Queen, was aoceded to,
Regrets Inspector's Death.
Godertoh, June '.—S, L. Charlton,
provintlial inspector of County
Homes, addressing 'Huron County
Council on Wednesday morning,
elopressed regret in the death of
John Jacobs, inspector of Huron
County Homes, erhich, has since
„system of case histories is to
Jacobs.
"In, the province today," said Mr.
Charlton, we have three women
whose husbands have passed away,
who are running the Homes, one
each at Laanbton, Welland and
Haldemand, I know Mae- Jacobs is
well qualified and, 10 would be a
mistake to, clitsplace her at the pres-
ent time.
The province, he said, is endeav-
oring to standardize things. A new
system of case histories is to be
be introduced and co-operation was
asked for w4th the county clerk.
The speaker urged the sending of
the Board of Management and eke
Superintendent to the convention
at Poyassnn a sopltortunite will be
given to visit other Homes on the
way there.
Mr. Charlton deemed beat al: -
point -meet of members for one,
two ri118 three years in order to keeb
a continuity or policy. The present
system, creates a difficult situation
for superintendents and matrons to
contend with, Iu. this way there
would. be at least one or two Hien
on, the comn111105 who would have
a knowledge of the year before.
Recommends Good Livestock.
Mr, Charlton recommended the
better grades of cattle and horses
for the farm 410 they will produce
revenue.
great
greater lee said County
Clerk Ratans hrtd- been inatru-
nmendo1 in, having the interest for
use of trust fttnrls of elle inmates
reduced from six to four per cent,
The Warden. extended the thanks
of the members. to 51r. Charlton
for his address,
ti
Corn Borer Inspector Reports,
Ross Johnston, ruse borer in-
'1"4tna•, reported that n11 townships
its
til
been w,
e t in perterl: excepting' feels
ah account of the weather, He said
ihnt soma teems love a lot of corn
borer white Melee* had none.
"1 leave get along prehty well and
have not had to go to court yet,"
f"eetiously remarked the Tn0peoter,
"ant 004110 peoPlle he Y0 arloni forty
exeuee ' really." Inerease in the
corn borer, he 1..hougrh0, might have
been reused by the wet weather."
The antttbemn Met of the comity ens
"4010 nr tile' pest titan, the Iotthern
5 4tiono,
Estimates Are Submitted.
Comity Treasurer A, H, Eneklne
snbmdtted -Rhe estimates as revised
rrOni January. The mate v111 ,be
fear n1i1is. Phis $42,000 for sewnditsy
ec heels by m0rniritinlities0 outside
the High School ureas,; general ac -
meld rate, 1.5; enmity higtnwyae,
1.0; provincial 1hgitm570 ,3,
Mr. 1100b[ne sub1310040d a ftilonoiai
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All colors, All Sizes to 52
SEE THE NEW SLU-B LINENS
$1LOO•- $1,59 $1.95
Just Arrived from New York
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Come and see these New York arrivals, There's voiles and
batistes in Navies, Light Blues, Blacks &
Browns — in Polka Dots and Prints —
in a glorious array, of floral patterns,
New York Styles in sizes 13 to 44
Smart Summer Fro
$1.98
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Here's a great array of New Summer
Crepes, in all pastel shades and
in Black, Navy and Wines, in
Large Sizes to 52.
We have the popular Jacket
styles too, Al I Sizes
Special
Weight
white,
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Taffeta Slips with the smart Pleated Frill,ioyt
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house furniture and' laundry, $�i• �' d N�4.t ::-
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tures coveringpelioctBromJa- ggilive stockand feed botrg1 to \ia.y 2D, 1039, as feller•„: $796.46; faun snlpplies,o� to-aso�p atjy.
General Account. ll;lut And !tower, $1'31.15; itstfla�btede,'i'c1:�1
share penuiows 3173.3-, step7,136:d2ke:
ltllAoofsdo eT� y
r,, :�it,b,h,��r .rs,a.2•{}t+ti$130312• $30000•stattpnety andsupplies,,$eo�o3r�c�yfie �"c'f�fa3t of k d r17�
., telelnhone 33"6.98: e+tashat>ra,t�o , 33,�3�� �' � ea' , � s 1Lt '�a '. � , i`� b7 es+
of ' Courts. $331 n dny b yy 7i 4$y rn r e
total 34,965.32; �Iay 30 tis 14 t�°r o si t t asy
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$1.515,59;Cluiliren'sAirSociety 14 $1,925,25; adml1nistr5110i1 of justice,in ettstod•y, tritecoF pl its..? t�eiyPon1$e �epyr f Attf� 3j rfi
$7,935,35; O.A,C„ Comart4ttne, $143,- per day is 1 eettj�D• J?R�s tP + iVo, 40 bra�,� �rl7f 4 4
35; A rit3pntytimt ra4 11iee toe 14ialf{ar 6, serving :ilei each a "e� e
grants, $1,500.00; utuuicipal g04v- 3• �ty • d1are 4 �5r,
eminent, 142,0 tt.30; schools, $270,20. H.
J. A. 11'ac.>g4vrtrly�i an tyrClu 311' soemve VC
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$756.45; wages mutt ger a.n18, 3 1tid ie3, l �urljih"r�o i rrylyHaf odd W7fftsl iho lryrlij i� t7
lltatron, $;150.06; grocealee. 3122,08; .t,0 tpi•fiecjr'* 0 eoc,,, r • •h ' 40, J..s gr ado Ins4rancemt�•+Y �1r1 ter ?'eee;
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pleat, $243.20; bt•earl, $915.15; butteek,sr • (�ynyevettFo k reeev4y %Ittrizg . �jr»3 0,&uto4eobjle lnsuren e v'O P s , 44„, rft
$34,30; medical and doctor's sttl4rfj+ *a111Yr echtt04i X14 il<oj n ter b `i wo 42 ''` e1,„,_G PP . r, '
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$20F,23; clothing anti shoes, 336.506: f yi'er� talftlli hiSt4oith $o ie0111-`401,' 6 sts Pip . t` Onta 10 4er rya
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Receipts --Licensee, $409 A0, Reg- e�.
fie
iatry Office, $2,802.14; ad/niuistra- 31.38.97; funerals and prevei, rf 130;
oO 3:75'
t On Of justice,
00; Derision smithy, �y
• inc re
boder,
1938,
$13.87; province Ceo
1owlslhi re hospitals, , ' 3 y
bank loans, Z:30,000.00. ail Prlscne slb
total, 387,519,83, .1. B. Reynolds t epoteed+r 3 p eceke
frl '
79: Printing anti postage, $757.32;
11 L. iutereeIt, 3824,56; county prop-
erty, 3242,17; ins„ heat, light, tele-
phone, 3922.01; new equipment,
$281,711, hospitals. 33,2'32,60; mis-
celian000tu, 317.311; equalized Asaeen•
went, 31,300,00; balance 1930 audit,
$10000: corn hover insp1eeinr, 3176..
75 total, 331414,17; Sony 20 bank
balance, 36,105,46,
County Home,
Rerellpts,-41111, 1, hank ealence,
371,10; from paying inmates, $306.-
25;
306:2,5; sale live stock and produce,
3023.52, 0111 Ago Pensions, 31,733.00i
loans from trusts 1tecatm1, $1505,09;
total, 34,569.00; dishe rsanenta --