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a revival in centres Where they were � , - . � ,t"g . ffl�
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1�i, � � emte a F e grants pFZd Year to iluplegImt,t4e legis I _� `� �
RN ifth YDrlm. lation now qbe ratepayers of ,$- & iNo. A Us- , WORTH
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� r,��p's,,��t,,,,I��,�--,1(1�C.onta from Page 3.) in 11 the schools, and tik possible to close bQfne, sustaineid a sever . -, " '�.w -I!"' .'.,R*��i*,!�`�,`, i% i"i-'. �, I
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"11,111A �' . ge.tang a better to ler raral-,Sc�iools. There are seeand Of January of the present year � 0 " I .
; this year ,�X�.,V '.:':!:;:::�--i;:-:1;.. .:,;.:, :.;.:.
" Mit, He stated that he would MiAsie under qualified, instruction the - ; , . "I'M
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� if There were 53. had in the bilruipg of the school home Ott i��;ii x::.-'., .:�-:5;K,.:
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�,� ,� .", U towh with head o a -hers after 1935, it inquiries from less than an -average atten ection. The school was a sub 'i� ..", i�li�i��i;,� . .!,...,: ',%.
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", _ cannot be long before ,teachers- with have been several Oxibt_ stantial, stone building, the interior of I il::7 ; "'.�iii��,%iik !��'.'�,
_� gti�ou was mad n . �i::; �: 11" - -
,- "' v,i -, �ounty of ;Ijur,u would ds this month wishing to have ID during the year andit is, u d Bud put In o : '. �'.':ii,�'%ii*iiiiz
ox-Aw the C such certiACates will be supplanted 130ar' pupils in these which had,,been improved ��.iiii,�qi;. ,f.... "
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1111,11"", ,,��Z_,��,,Jplxqed.0 IT, taught in Lhi_-ir schools.. I expect ed'17 tme that tR�e . I :i-"::i*i��-�if.ig. :,i,.,:�,..i".,r-' I
to,iy be g�ven . the advantage 1by ttse of the higher grade. Two I , ving th, lasft few I 'a. , i*i
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attended the second ,year - � . I .,. IF .
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Drlli_�R, ore con- schools. axe not dieri - benefit good condition, during ,the gives ti
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I I p d 1�at i�, will soon receive in ubt - n od
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.11.111, ,� ecl by Reewe Eckert and see- -n I lev 1-l"I.-I'll ....".11; .. 1: �::.,::....`,.`:.; ..... .:i";.. 1
V�J�",J'� ��,!'J��!., : -1— a �%.rse ,secured, positio -s in sideration in the course of study; sult from attendance at a school with building will beereetied to repj�aee the " coke ev !�.. I
, �_, , � by Re �7iman: That the' I artment encourages. it by,the of- I - This its the.first in- - " v ,. i , ,. :,:.
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� �.,, ID�__paAnIient ,of Education,, Parlia:ment East Hit p bei no doubt Dep .
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" . ,t eer, that there is a strong mmmWIM..". .
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'L, , ELdid -ral grants.
, , !�, ditional �-Iyeaxls training f er of li be
I , kaill,dings, Toronto, reimburse . h ;10��,,�',_. .I . . . . . .
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I I ed their teachiq* abi The The number of Fifth Classes re� found, howovk
�J, ��, 13 lity. pector and, should- be a warning to — . I .�
14111111'1,1�,i��.��. I- Gonnity O� Huron, $1 �
t�,.,. i L756 ;being the a- ImPrOv nment co,usidered that inains about the same-, the, largest local opposition to the closure ot a,nY Ins! dequate ,- - .. I '
i �r' present ,goveT it would -seem that the all trustee boards. to carry a
,11,`� Y I .., . it of a judgment against the the same result Could .be obtained are at I-,'thel and Aub-in-ri., in which school, and -losing �siuch-'sohools would insurance protection on all school AKE WITH MAGIC and be sure of good . . V 1.
i�lg,,,,�:, =t.y handed down -at the January I at a lower cost, but tli-ere are 40 in attendanm They have matter of c erty. . . . B I J .1.. -
I . by His Honour the I othe�rwise an -have to be compulsory before any Prop eaket This dependable baking powder is
�,, ", - , t,el�siou, 1935, . the plans for such courses have nut resulted in -very considerable saving . this �p I
9�',7',,�L...�_' , ;6.--- udge, in payment -for trav- improvernient in this regard. can be It was found necessary again used aad,recommended by Canada's lead- - , .
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,,� U,qty J ths yet ,been ,conip .B possible to the county and to the parents.
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-p leted., it i . .. year by the Departimont of Education in cookery experts because it gives better �. I
., . ella-Ag eVenses, etc., for the mon that refresher courses may be pro- Brussels continuat�ion school added effeebed. tion in. the .9 . r I �
.� K'� 930 for Pub- . The total enrolment in the schools to ma-kela pro rata reduc a tin t6day I w."
""." 4Df July and August, 11 ' vkted'for�, the more experienced teach- another teachex to its, staff last sum- de- Legislabirve grants . -payable to the results. Order .
4 . rs Dr. Field, and duiling t4e year shows a slight , I .
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� ill rs who 'can still be benefittqd by the iner to enable' its ,pupils to -take up s% Thus 'reduction a- CONT,kn,41S NO ALUM -This statemeet on every tin lis
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li 1� , I full responsibility I later developirzients in education. Upne�r �Sebool subjects. crease oveir the previou m- mounted to 10 pex cent, as Compared your guarantee that Ma& Baking Powdc Canada
"'.. . prorvunce assumed 0 alum or any Made in I
vj,z", � laries and ex- The attendance suffered vomew-hat 'Exalrdinations have been largely being 3,733 pupils enrolled as co harmful ingredient.
g+' with 20 per cent. for the .,previous I
, for school intspector's sa from t.he extreme cold weather .. of Ile .
00 �, -ses on July 1, 1930, we, the Hu diuced in the High Schools, thie,only pared with 3,8o�5 during the former
V�, pen � January and February and in a. few obiigatory Departmental Examiria- period. This decrease occurred in year, and' applied to all grants. Th'e — -
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!0'.." � ntly !C,ounizil, ass-eirr.bled, are of 1:1h -iber-'froni infantile and the Gode- total general Iggislative and county in force for the pres- period of 5 years :for 9,0 per cent. of
111.,� ii� tions bding those of the Tom 6ountV
11 ,con , -ovince, pay .�Is in Septen Upper both the rural' schools - grants received, by al,l) schools of the ed to Continue - the tuition fees Of Hil
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6 opinion., that the pa 1. .ir ,e the enrol
V; � . Ithe ,urther that copies Of , . two deaths weire recorded. School; ,pupils may reiceive Middle rich public schools wbil . - ent Year. It is �ffie ,policy of the De SeconaTy
, this ibill ,a,n f . -e villages of anspectorate was , $161095.76, a de -ending London -
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4�, ' IMs resolution be &�arded to the Twenty years ago ,or less it was un, and I Lower 1SchqOI Certificates on the ment in'the schools of.th creago of PRO0 from 19-33. The -re- paTtment Of Education to lessen the students att,
P,�,� Our 10- usual not to find a child in almost is Exeter and Herigall showed a . slight number of departmental examlin,ations, schools, your - conijinittee- Teconmend
�V� - Minister of Education and to teachers' TeconTmendation. There . . ous a duction is accounted for by the gen- takem
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- Robertson, every school crippled by the disease. always the danger that they may be Increase. For some years previ pupils must try and to place more no action, be
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11�._:�: 4WI members, Mr. Cha:& Zeience has made such progress in cir ase in the total Onrol- erally smaller amounts, paid in salar- �mphasisi �n the -examinations held Re ,Huron C4oqfnty students attend-
. I T&L.A, and Mr. Jais. Ballantayne, too lerii�-nt through sympathy or oth- eons'tlant in e I schools, the grants School, youl!
�.',� I I M.L.A. Motion carried. i�,te yeArs that such scourges as erwi�ip and thus do an injury to the ment has occurred and -the de�rease les by. the severa in the pupiYe-Owu SchOOL This, it is ing London Technical
`5� " he preceding hIrntallpox, scarlet fever, diphtheria is of inteTest as indicatog a repeti- being in part determined by the sum . y agTeed, is a Step in the committee reep
I In accordance with it ysis are being ov- 'Lo the Candidate in the long run. Ex- On froun Paid in salary during tht calendar generall ,mmend tbat we enter
�:L:'� TMO On solution and, infantile paral . rend Of popullati, year. ,. the. general right ,direction.. into an agavemient With the London
,. ti the Clerk read a re ercome. In' -this figh�t the Provincial eiriptions; frqnitthe Entrance examiAna- tion ,Of the t urban, centres. In ad-dition to l"fairs, nan-iiely those Board of Education in .which Huron
i ,the Turral to the I . en
tt embodying the contents of the motion given and are ex- � are also paid The :four schoo
,� � I ead and! adopted. This ealth, with the co-apera- Lion continue to be - The attendance in the schools dfur- grants, special gran't Education, to at Grand Bend, Carlow, .St. Helens County agrees to pay 50 per c L or I
this wa§ r 1B ' UO)alth officers tended when the conditions axe fav past year has been Om-ticu- � Is Corners, that -
� and e =nrIVtZe Medical en ol_a� Th es fo, &� er ex n e by the Department of, I
L be included in tt. � bh. COndi- and Currie have been the go per cent. requested, tille par
.� fresoliWon Will Y I !an th ble. e fe r th high. ' - i ,g th ile the inclement wea- school boards that 'meet - ch stu en to
� - printed minutes, numbered 3. U y 'ivib larly good. Wh held without interruption- for some en;W or guardians Of sin - d. ta
'b'�'r e `teac'hers (espe(cis -nations were reduced last 'Y a . interfered tions necessary to earn these gran .
-or Huron will ,Ta%' equipped for the service) are axni e x ts y6are, tookplace again this year. In I p y t b Ace.
. local members f , I doing a ve impressive - k. In he The Teathers' Institute was held th,er ,of the lipast -winter e grants apply to MM- Classes, a he ala - � . .
. . eceive a copy of this resolutiom . or 1, �h With West with aaen&anee to a'certain extent, Thes I- addition a revirml Of the school fair Your coninittee further, reconMend,
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. r As tlxe, busiiness for the session was , the highest percentage at GodenJ in Co-operation with West epidernies occurred. The Agriculture, Music, Household Sei ld at flensall occurred. that, in view of the fact that num-
I � process of completion, at=dlaince is 98 and the lowest Huron and was a highly successful no serious rose du,ring ence' and Manual Training and the forrnerl�. he b Co n .
I I ' percentage attendance , fair, a sV- stantial in- bers,of students from Huron u tyr
� , ,now in. the 10 . . average al- - meeting. aint ' 1� - At all but one IthOut'
l that ble `75 urban schook The second; day was, spe otal paid. under these headings a
.. � Warden- Sweitzer remarked whet ,other 3,000 �ber of entries and attend Technical SChOOls wl
, � most 95 per' Cent. perfect attendance. ,by t, -s in observing in er the year from ,91.1 to 9.1.7 for all t . . crease in the niun
neworder of proceedure suggesl*d,at I es of teachers took a ,schools; thery were thus.enaibled to schools,whirli is Considerably above mounts to a the general interest mqnifested,'took the county for the purpose of reeeiV- -
I . � ,g of the sess�ion had now I - ' This may be each year. The apportionment of the place, The school fair ing commercial education and thO
I this yew due, largely compare their own methods of i�n_ the ,provincial average year remains value of the
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the beginnih r7th, grants for the present such trairding,
. been -tried out -and the. r ults were fu 'IT Y. I d,o, not thank stru&ion- with -those of represented in ariog;;� way by s,tdt- z nt 'is. apparent to all those gT
'. " that all pupils attended on an on thei saimie basis as formerly. I th its Suftest to secondary school
,� � satisfactory. e - -supp' ,too ers ,and to discuss each Of contact wi . activi- we
. -h school boards ta, take her's pr� ing . 195. Vrevious to this year, the general
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; � . More -business than usual had been ''rit _f�ai'T t1f) 7r, . a 179 rays out of the who ,6ome in ty that -a - conwriew-
.. I ruch'a4vanta& of this, condition; lems and difficulfies4 All the teach- '"e-ge legislative -grants have been pAid ties I and it ,deserves the support of all boards in the coun- Urr C
. . irst session, , , , I I -d legal tea)ching -days- for the year. interested in,the welfare of cial course be included in the c i u-
." dealt with at this the f z ,services of a teacher should' n6t eTS wrote me regarding the visit an he'county txeasurer. These persons this -
1, I . bult ,because all main questi6ns were ,be 'considered' as � a comnioditY, Sulb- considered it more v4aluable in a pra,c- Whien this. is compared -with the at- through t �1� pupils in the rural schools. Pro- lum and that a dopy of resolu
. dealt With by conimittees, befoT,6 be- tenKnce Agures of some years ago, ,grants are now paid direct from the t return of tion."be sent to all such boards in
. . . ject to, the law of supply anti de� tical way than ia second day's meet- om . Pro- -'110n is now =iade for a nty. . . . .
, I ing discussed in council, the result mand- the human eleimi&&t should be ing. t,he tremendous improvo-n(ent ace - Treasu4ry 'Department of the 'he sums Paid to the school fair by I -I tiron ,Con
:_ I I 11 � teachers plished du�i the last few yea,rs- in 'vinciAl Government to the school t of &W
� was a speeding up of all miltters, taken into cortsideration. Many There were 27 changes of . the& the schools paiticipating, under the Re account of Board I, ation,
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. � - opportunity S&(yols � �are paying a salary of only after niqd1summer, almoist, half ,of this regard, can be realited.. As the boards so that the amount of -y grants in Agriculture, and,it is .hoped Stratford, thi� accounit is in accord-
. � leaving for the last an to, a isehood grants not paid by the count d.
. � period in whiph to read $450; at this salary no governrient gress made by any class is that this will -induce mare schools to ane'6�,with the sat and should be pai
� n the 'bald, -Chairman,. -
I � for a longer 'which were due to the expectation Pro I will no longer appear i take par� and. even lead to a revival -W. Archl .
. resolutions, bylaws, etc., "signatures grants are paid. Am additional $100 i be ,great extent dependent on the at- cOumi. statements of the county.
. and seals were affixed to Important 'to this, salary would the fully covered that the Ttetirrivg teacher would tendan,m Of its, members, the effect finane 1 a some' of the fairs that formerly � Agricultural Advisory Colmmittee
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. . docuiments and the seal atts,ebed, in by the grants except for teachers Tequired' to attend another year at . -is Xp is to,be convnended as the . met this 24th of
�eAifl_ Normal. Eight teachers were . �nar- of iTn1proved attendance on general Th , were held. This committee ,
.1. . the presence of council-. Nvith Interim.86cand -Class ( -one in, the schools school progress can be readily seen. former sysjt&n� was cuMbersome and An innovation in connection with January, -Weimbers, all present, with
.1 Moved bry Reeve Elliott, seconded cates it-nd would give them, a small ried. The work d . the -grants passed through the hands program of the Teachers'. Con- MT. Hemingway ,presiding, Feber W.
1". of EasA Huron, is of a high average; The attendance cerbificatesm awarded "the .
_-Tis- Is for of both the county and the township of
. 11 I by Reeve Bowman: That we, as a surplus above their necessary emp the vention took place this yeaw. Regular Scott, secretary. - Re application
., gov rnment is wiUiag and the teachers show with few excep- in'tbe Goderich public 'schoo -s before being paid to-
, county council, congmtulste the es. The e per.rfed 9.ttendtnce during the whole tresSurel sessions were beld for one day only, Ross Johnston and W. C. SWeitzery
,� , tions good ability and the behaviour
� . Clerk,on the new syVteim adopted dur- able to payAhe grants.. s 'had a ( st beneficial effect schoolg. 'day ,being devoted to- v1:91t we rec6mmend
� chool section , and industry of the pupils is a credit y�eaT. ba mo tb e other
. � ing. the January session and find it All the 6 .ry closed the the 'different communities. in school attendance in this mupici- I presume it is Understood that the lnlg other schools in �,be Inspector- Ross Johnson at a salary of 30 cents
, e With a to over 90- pupils county council is responsible for a ' ilys
�'- a gTeat time savor, only regret is year with a balance, som. Report of Inspector E. C. Beacom pality, ,there 6eing ' cent. of the waue ,of ate. The schools. in four townsh per hour while on duty, as Corn
, , that it was not adopted years ago. very substantial surplus. Many have 'In accordance with the practice in. who irrerited' this distinction in the grant of 25 -per by were closed on a certain day While Borer Inspecti6r. -
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: Motion carried. ' I gradually -reduced theirbalances dur to sub- last school year. A& was pointed out all approved, equipment purchased the teacbers visited- certain desigiiat- Re motion of Cardiff & Bryans, re�
:1 these poor years to an a�m;ount effect fot many years, I beg � - i
1. , Warden Sweitzer addr6ssed a few ing llu,wing annual TelpOX-t for previousIv,'I consider th�t this prac- the public schools of the county dur ed schools in -the ather four town- gairding �grant of $500 to our aign-
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; � fitting Temarks to council at this ba'rely sufficient to carry them over. mit the fo tice could be exten-dIed, tG all s�hools ing the preceding year. This grant 0- later, , return visits cultural office, $No for J,unior exten-
� I morris is the only township in which your informtatibn,, concerriing the with moist -henefficial results on re- amounted to ,oi-aY $�189.16 for -rbh,e s-bips- a w
1. I time. gr�ss of elementary education in t year, but as the chemical c1qsets I were'niade. The tesehers report that sion. work, We concur in same, also
I., r Moved ,by Reeivie Eckert, S'ecoiided the townsbiq) grant and special levy ,pro gularity of attendance. I pas . ved much practical benefit recoinmend a grant, �bf $16 to each
� . ,e not paid in full. the schools comprising the Inspector- It
-led by a nuniber of ,schools last ,ty den .
� , e history instal , th , -ad thst m(any new -school fair held "this, year.
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I by Reeve ,Mellick: That we adjourn Wel For the first time in th , visits a
� . . Motion Puring the year sandtary chemical ate of West Huron -for the year 1934. of the schools of ,this area the Mum- year ,are recognized as equipment,
� . to meet June 4th at 2 pm mber Of schools in operation 1�:g!�prona and methods that could Re application of the Ontaxio Ag-
" losets were iftstaUed in 11 school The nu to be raised, for this grant U in .1 council for a - grant
li . Carried. Council adjourned at 11.45 c ber of teachers holding First Class the sum operation in their own ricultura; of
41� . � National buildings, matking 32 in all. The va- namely 89 rural and 4 unban, re -
i . gim. by the singing Of the ' Certificates is in excessof thosebold- during the piesent year, will require I sch:UIz,nw:* brought to their atten- arloney towards carrying on its -work,
I
i. , .1 � I lue to the health, and comfort of the maims the svmL- as for some years). . 3 there to be substantially increase& ti. I , ,we reconimsend that a grant of $50
,_1 Azythem. In these schools, 126 teachers are Ing Second Class Certifiicate�., o 'I probability, the s,chemL
I Report of John M. Field children cannot be overestimated. hers with First Class The nruiry4ber of Fifth C11asses main- will be repeated in the near future. be made.
i. � Wells were drilled in -three school's regularly employed,, there having being 66 teac ed in the rural schools continues
� Certificates, 58 with Second Class- cer- tain,
� The �mly changes ''taking pla,ce' in -n T14D Teduction in the staff of any exitensiive, and- an all probability The one -day meeting was a joint ses- Be appointiment of a delegate to
" wbLre thp supply Of water was found .be( as, In- I th a Kin- to The sipecto s of East and the annual meeting- of Ontario AgTi-
, I the Organization of the schoo,ls for ..;ftpatel; and ov�e tea,cher wi
�- , ere the addition of a to ,be defectiive. Several class roonis school since my appointment I toT's certifica,t�e iegu- will continue to, do so under presen,t 8ion of the In rate e s-pecial cultural Clouncil, we recommend send-
I'�' ithis year. w. In the case of a few two dergarten Direc
� were painted and Otherwise imqyrc,v- spector. &chools, there larly 'employed. This is a deQn,stra_ conditions. During the present year West ftiron� at which th- the ing 'Mr. 'Hemingway -to, sa,id meetin
1, teacher to the Cra-Tibirook school and Te are 29 rural schools where such ,speaker Was Prof. Cornish of 9-
I ed; the g,rounds in most schools are or thrree roon-P rural epartment the ronto. His Re statement from, South Huron
��. I the reduction -of the staff of LoweT �ept in good Condition and adorned has beeri an a:gitation from time to tiOn, of th e policy Of the D cLazses are in operation'with a total C`llege of Education, To
� . Wingham from :two tea,chers, to one; ith flower beds. There are six time, for a -decrease in staff, but in of Eduration't&-demand, higher quali- nrolment of 10q Pupils. Eleven of thotzgbtful and instructive addresses Plow,man's Association, of its receipts
I .1 rbbe latter change was inadvisable as 'v fications on th- , - oINthe teachers e e schools qualified for the Fif,t.h were much appreciated, while the and expenditures, we find it very sat-
� , the school is boo large for effective schools in which the accommodations -no ease, has the enTolment sbrunk and undoubtedly the number of teach- thes pres easure
: work for one teacher ,and the cost o I are pf die Woqrest, - (but it seem - to such an extent that such a course holding the higher certificate will Class g -rants, which are paid partly other items, on, the program we're all isfactory and, ex s OUT P1 '
'A. f - of practical benefit to the teachers in at receiving same,-OliwT Henling-
11, necessary to await the advent of bet- would seem desirable. -In such schools erg r to year. by the Department of Education and I .
I- the second is fully covered by the I, sbow an increase from, yea ir rwork� way, Chairman.
� 'Der times to urge new buildings. it is -worthy of note that the addi- artly b" the County council and the
,,, . grants. The additional t�eacher at � A successful School Fair was held tional government and township The course for Second Class (--; ` P y ed in all to $2,680.84, It is felt that the 'year has been Report of Executive Committee
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5 Cranbrook was to enable t---.--- � Cates is being Riven, fo- tb- 1-' ': ___ _1 _""� i' Ii"Ount one of quiet but substantial progress I Re motdon of grants to spring
— c , e,he -boards concerned very
"le this vear -at the Provi-i,?ial �,`-Yr` zf,.�d:na.g in the schools. With the interest in)shows, Mowlmen�s Association, Fall
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�,, . I.,. Jn-a",eri.l - k-Itance, in the operation r ensall ,Seed Show, that
� I Schools, so that -a-Fter nex' yep-- n'.1 education now generally ,manifested Fairs, also �H
1k C, � s. Class in
� ,h3ir _
", c��
1�`�: new teachers e1mroloyed will holl a .DI The Fifth throughout the district, it is confi- they receive the saime grants, as last
0, . .. I the school at Dungannon with an, en- schools
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�_ I I FiTst Class certificate. Those t,�acb- dently anticipated that the year and Kirkton, Clifford and Lack-
*.,' - . ITnent of Ill pupils is outstanding
1V t ,� I - ers who now hold Second Class cer- I ii1*10 Point of nuanbers, and also coqn- will contiriue to fulfil in a capable I nuiw receive ,half the amount of th&
A - � tificates. -will continue tx) be qualified manner during the present Year, their resident -fairs.
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"": I I to teach in ,the public schools, ,but PaTes very favorably with othe high task of fitting the youth of the Re motion of Matheson and Sher-
��.,'." , classes in
1�- .. they would be well advised, by means s,chools mainftining such inty for the duties and res*o-i- wood, as we have dealt with Luck-
�!�, . I I of suninier courses, -to seek to secure the character of the work accomplisb- cou . of adults- life. -E. C. Beacom, MOW Fair in former motdon, wie re7
14� H 4" LV . higher qualifications if they desire to lisi'hed. Efforts were made this year bilities �
�;�,_ . . Continuation �School estab- 1. P. S., ,Huron West. Commend no action. .
1, ach- to have a Legislative Conimittee Re congRderation of salary of
;'�; . I make any advancement in the te
",..�, I ing profession. lighed at this centre, but while the Re resolution of Perth county coun- county officials, we recommend that
.11!' . * . tatepayers voted in favour of the cil, re increased taxation on, excessive the salaries of all county officials re-
i�'1111 � I As is generally known, the second
i�,.: . I : THE . project, they did not feel able to pr& profits, incomes, salaries. and divi- main the same as last year, excepting
� . . � year Nonmial Course,, which aroused a
�. .." throughout vide the necessary additional accom- dends �'going out of - Canada, we 'John ITYL Roberts and Harvey . Ers-
", . great deal of opposition modation at this tinie. The need- for O nda- kine, who ,have been deprived of -m-
�, - the'Provin-ce, has been. dispensed with
1�`_ � ,�,,, -
�; � by the pn�sent p�rovincial goRernment. a school doifig, niore advanced - work I tion, and wish -the Clerk to ' not;fY numeration from Old Age -Pension
�1_ I � As a number of tevebem bad already in this locality -is obvious, as the town- Perth county council accordinglY� and Mothers? I Allowance, we T�ed�
,1 , Carried. Re motion of
I ;, I . I taken. this course, to reimburse them
i,'��,t , 1 � � "ind "Harvey Ers-
�, DOMINION BANK - 11 ships of Avhfield and, Wiest Wawan- Archibald and mend that John X alJoberts' sal�ry,
, I to soineyextent for the 6sh are Temote from all secondary re Motheks� Allowance to as ,Clerk, be $1,600
�.�. .,I . I nt of $25 expenditure schools. No dosbt the.proposal Will Mogrioge, . One child, DIM- kine, as r, be $1,600. 1
11 , , 11 I . invol;�ed. a gra a Year for receive favorable consideration when mothers wit!h we rec Trenurre
all
1.� I Condensed Statement as at 31st December, 1934 the next four years bas, been an- econointe conditions show,greater ijft- mend acceptance of salmo.-Carried; Be tiender ' for supplying .bread at
R�W . I nounced. There are six teacbers in Re niotion of Grain and Davidson, gaol, we recormniend E. Cleveland at
. . � I (have attended this P"Ovement. Be
�,�� _hOol En regarding petitioning the-Governme4t 11 cents pere 3 -pound loaf be accept-
�,_' , . the district who Of High _ . -mployfnent relief ed; ,that meat be supplied by Adolf
r�IL�. , ill benefit ib� ntinne the
1. I I � course and who wi. Y this The number I UnL
4 I trance candidates- did not reach the to co
1_5 I ASSETS � I 0,5,ovision. to ,rural muniicipalities, we Kibler at 7Y2c (per pound without
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11 I . high. total of the former year as con- 'grants n Cutt's tender for
��,�!' . . ... I ............ $ 21,364,316.18 � "�Phe salaries paid in the rural siderable, vanation exists in this re- loc . ommk.,nd our concurrence in sa,me. bone; that J. Calvi I
!�", . CAAR on Hand and in Banks ......................... . � ....... ; .... . - ,Carried. Re communitation ffom gr��ries, be accepted,
Pq:� Gold Reserves and Minister of Finance - 719,730.35. schools shows a further decrease, the gard� from year to year. There were Ontario , Aosociation of Rural Mun- Re -hospital grant, we recon*nend
J� � Deposit with Central generW average being $628 as Com- in all 329 candidates of whom 291 or
!r_" , I ......... � ...... 34,317,605.72 � icipalities, we ,have anm-yed the same grant as in 1934 as we have
,� �. . Government and Other Securities .... � ........................ paired with $650 fbr the previous 95 per cent. were successful, as com-
.��;, ana 3io questionnaire according' -to our best examined their reports.
., 10,094,821.84 yeair.' Thi,so decrease can, be attr - pared with 351 candidates .
''. C&U Loam ..................................... : ................................... * .... — ibut judgment as per accompanying sheet., - Re pastqerized milk for Childr,en's
�V � 1 $ 66,496,474.09 ed to the -uni-iformly low salaries paid passing during 1933. The percent- � .
��,, tea4r,h- --catrHed'--i'Petier (W. 'Scott, Ohair-- Shelter, we recommend that the offer
',��, . in schools where a change of age of successful candidutes- *as quite
,
, �` man. of J. A. ISnid be considered by
"I 50,994,877.51 ers occurred during the year. In satisfactory and TeflOCtS the cOmPe- Report of Children!s Aid Society . ""'
�p Corn ercial Loans and Discounts .............................................. Shelter &n
�,900,000.00 such schools?, the competition for po&j- tent instructi;on being given- in the *dtte�
I Bank Premises . .. . .. ..... � .. ..... ..................... � ............................ the During the year there axe, Of 1, -In-illie-ase of Mrs. Katie Henry's
I ,, dry tions was so great owing to large schools by the gireat� majority of the course, a M matters Wl . .am, re Onts�rio Res-
,�Ch account, of Wingh
0 -t, Liabilities of Customers under Letters of Credit and Sun nu1mber unable to secure isebools , that teachers. I have to�,b �
att, el=w. ---Fzo_i_p,'tim e Vital we TecoMmend that the county
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1V �, 4 Other, Assets ...................................................................... 1;415,771.56 . teachers were willing to accept VeT Y A considerable nuh4ber of the suc- pay r
��oilll�, 1) . ,� to tl]g6 di Ities ,have to be solved $40 and town of'-Wingham ar-
lv.t � luwsalwies in order to secure a Pm- cessfud candidates at the High School eu ring'at, house.
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9`4,i�: � ., $125,807 "
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-, 1 ,123.16 My decisions 'have to be made range with the docto
'I �1, "T'. tio In, two instanoeis� salaries dis Entrance Examination from both the
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�,;)i,T, I w as $400 per Tear are being paid; r, . (by ecimmittee. Apart from thes-a Re Canadian National InsiRAe-Aw
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� and urban schools of the Society has proceed- Blind, we recommend a -grant of $14)0.
,�'r . � lo were again
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;,f%�. . I in this conri4mWon, it should be realiz- awarded certiificates . ' t work
�,�s -. LUBILITIES on the recom-
,��i��, ed in a simooth and efficient manner. Re ftiviation Arqi
IQI'�,.. % ed thatl at least $450 must be paid in ,y. Rosew Hbwpe�
.1 mendation of the prinicipals and with- expenditure is carefully chock- we. recommend $15o.
,61'.i . ......... $ 98,269,160.34 salary during -the year in order to out the necessity of writing rthe ex -
I its ...............................................................................
Q Depos' over and no monei -has been sp9n" Re County Audit, we re6oh*nend
,�,�,,�
-, ......... 2,145,193.42 secure the township -grant. In the wrnin,tioms . t
,)�I,J�� . se by the Depairtment Of
rU'AF Deposits by Other Banks . - � ........................................... 6 ..... . , ich was not absGluteliy required, that the offer of J. W. Monteith,
�, I . 1,500,000.00 cage of these two schools, substantial EdU,,tiio,. rais yew 92 pupils Or
Mk",� Advances under the Finance Act .............................................. . thus the county,has been amply pro- chartered amountant at $275, ex -
IR l� - 're to be made be-:
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14 increases -will requi -
i?Z,,4 Notes in Circulation ....... .. ............... 11- ...................................... 6,683,623.00 . 33 per cent. of the successful' Candi4 tected in the money spent. The can penses included,.be accepted.
, �� 'nrd-ng in .
E� ,,� 95 Sopteiniber in order to
. 11� us he
'R"ic, of Credit and I I earn this grant. It is an bnc4DUTag- manner. The system in e in this 'of t chi re of' uites� -we a,wepit tender 61 The Huron
4%,-"�,; . Letters Sundry Other Liabilities .......................... 2,668,003.48 11 dates were awarded Standing in this ldren while they,are in our Re (printing tol County couneil 7mn-
,�',,�, - I I N $111,265,980.24 ing sign to note with regard to beach- Inspeetorsite for some- Yeare hw' PrOV charge, is an, important festa
�,�,,,,;, the work; and we feel we are justi- Exposi;tor at 65c per page, a -lee that
.Ki'i / salaTiriq that in, only a few i
P,sg,�4 . . . 11 . .' ............ I ............. '14,541,142.92 err In- ed quite satisfactory and it is - fied in f6eling proud with regard to their tender for receipts and fox.
""4 . Capital, Reserve and Undivided Prof-ts ........ . intend
li�,I�i',�- , a.*esi w1heire a tefd�,her remained,
. ,,,, st -
Wkii, . . $125,807,123.16 1. this feature. The-' Matron, Mrs. .
11" ,,, . - I in the same school, wag t: reduction I.
p,p . .1 .. I I , " (0ontinued on, Page 7)
��, . I i i , , I Oliver, bag shown, that she is fi'OW
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. of "ry ma& &nd, in a great many 1.
� I < - tnv of wbrk. The children
All"t 1, .. I . .. for .th
I Kzl.,� I . . is
�jj , Ab", . '.. I . I coses, increases up to $100 per ah- I I - it I
"g'. �,� �,,% � , " , The GRoeral Manager, JIM were giV4�n als a TecOgnitiOU Of i at,s bappy and Well Cared, ,for; Ind I
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40 ", �J,' . . 1 rp n �� fact mat sh`ii makes the fteit�T . _,----__;_ .
W�Xt, .� 'i -, I � I The Dominion Bardk, meritorious, service, I is a . I -
I " the children w— ��N N \ \ \ `qq.
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, , 1, - , , " � I . Torontot Ontario, . an idmT 'home for -i -
�,;�,��,�,�,i� �_ � ` . I I . �., _,:_ - \ \ -,q
'k �'_ , , �. I I While no new schools haroe be6a ' At present there are 12 inn1fate's, 11 ;-- I ,
,1,11f,,�1.-..1. ed the above conden"d Balance Sheet as at Decem- I ", I or -:- f "N'
[',!�11110t,V. I I ".. 4' 11-0. 5 I / .,.,
�r,�' "Qrs , - , ter 31, 1934, and compared it with the book$ & .. . . i ,a, __ 0 " ,
L - We report that'we have examin
, , 6�, 1 . 11 built during the ,peai, very consider- ' I years.
, , " " ,�� , and vouchers at Head Office and with this able improvements in e�dsting build- ' raMiging ifram 9 ftnonth-s to 15 ,� r' ,__
,� " , - . 11heire aro 2 ftbieS under One Y��, I 0 0
P!W$V, - . lun6 We have examined the cash and the securities repre ings have been effected, and in gen- ,, / ,
,,,, �,.R . I cgr"ed returns from the Branc
, � : Branches . I . boy *� 5 yeaIV, I bO7 Of (; Yews, I r - / I
r,I'Q,L6��,,,,,�7' I hod at the Head Office and certain of the larger . ml, the sdiools hwe been nmintwn- ,_ '% a, /
�1;�'` , ,� 1 Mating the-BanWe investmM[so " held at I " and I giol of 8 years, I boy Of 11 ; ,�, ,
i . am' securities ,
'P,�'.' �,�,;'.r � I as sit December 31, 1434 and in addition we ex ined the cash atid the ed in a -good, state of repair. Splecial , I 1
&`�,4,�',� . ' , yeors, I girl of 10 Years, .I girl of 1� . 1_�� K I D E I ,,, �
Pl�' I I I ot Branches during the year. We hav� obtained all the i4ormation attention too the provision. of annitary - Il- � I ,. 1-1 I-,
Y&P JR,,iL-,: certai* of the intpofta ,� 1. 1. ,.
; ' V � years, 2 girl.g of 14 years,, and I girl ' /
�',j� �t�, and explanations that we have requiredt and in our opinion the transactions of the Bank oonvenienem bas bees, given, by a ) I � I I I / _�_z
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� ill,, 1. . I , . come under our notim have been - . �.;, I , �: � of 15. They are all going to school , � / —
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R�� L & 'I'T - , which have I -within the -powers of the banL nutaber of bow�ds of Vural sehool's,' I 1, Who are, Of 0chool ftge,� except two, F" I L L S ----
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