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THE 14uoralow sionrana., tucKnow orrimuo
VW NE.SDAY NOV. •30th, 1955;
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Gifts that are sure to •please anyone .on. Your
Christmas Shopping List. '
FINE CHINA . •
Useful or amental
Beautiful WALL PICTURES and PLAQUES
ALUMINUM WARE And WROUGHT IRON
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MANY. ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
• RUST CRAFT
CHRISTMAS:
CARDS.
Bti;ced ci"rLpC•se
GIFT WRAPPINGS
.and RIBBONS I
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LITCIC.NOW NOMINATION
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payer a vent.
•Councilors opposedto the pur-
chase could have sent the plum)
back, but made no moveto do so,
Reeve Hamilton congratulated
CoUcillor. Joynt on the • fine job
he, had done of putting the dump
in order.
On Borderline. .
• Councillor Mowbray dealt with
hydro matters, and pointed out
that the peak load, on which the
monthly bill it charged to. the
local system, mostly occurs 'be-
tween 11, and 11.30 a.m., , and
generaly on "Wash -day", so that
the load is attributed to domestic
consurnption jumping. at.. this
He ',p•ointed 'OW that local rev;
enue As very*.little in excess of,
the cost of power and that it
will.require 'good Management if
we •are -to avoid an increase in
hydro rates. •
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Hydro which has beenreferred
to as •the "rich uncle" in local
'financing can no longer be term-
ed that. While they have, a fair
.surplus, revenue for the past nine
months exceeded extienditUres by
only $663. •
Mr. Mowbray felt the Board
had overstepped a 'little in Pur-
chasing the.purnp. •
Later, .in reply to a query, he
.• • ' stated that the current - check • On;
Please feel welcome to call rn and look over ' our complete 3.
selection without any obligation , • a
AT YOUR FRIENDLY GIFT CENTRE a
CHRISTMAS DRAW TICKET
With Every $100 Purchase
la -$10 Cash 2nd -Large Plush .Elephant
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the installed 'capacity o comma...
cial •users,' •would increase these
bills, possibly •up to as much as
$1.00, •where extra installations
had been Made.' Demand niers
• will.be uSed mime vases:.
Weald FaVorArbitration • "
E. Robertson, • a, nominee for
'the ,•reevesliip; reviewed • details
Of how the. Bruce County grant.
to Wingham Hospital Was -obtain-
ed, which benefitted Lucknow to
a sum in ,excess .of .$7;000: He said
it was impossible .to,. 'disregard"
the new: assessinent system or to
withdraw from the 'county, as he
had pointed out a Year ago.
He would have.welcomed ar-
bitration in the': matter of the
inla
GIFT SHOP
'PHONE:218 larcEmovr.--
•high school equalization, as it
would have been. anriPpOrtuY
to prove that an error hadT;ieen
•rnade in drawing up the original
agreement to pay an additional
Pk mills, according to the terms
•of the actual recorded motion.
The stumps referred to were
definitely not On privateprop-
erty, and if stumps were to be
removed, they should have been,
taken off the front street to pro-
vide additional parking...facilities,
rather' than on a side street.
Donald McKinnon, a Council\
noininee, said he • had all he
could do in looldng , after his
.Own-' work. .
Public School, Nominees
The three retiring public School'
truStees,• Jaelt Fisher, a M.•Maer
lawman and Chas. Webster Were.
called on. Mr'. MacLennan . was'
absent but it, was vouched for
that he would• stand. „
Cha.s. . Webster said he had.
sought to withdraw two years
Ago, but •qualified to save an-
other nomination and you know
the trouble- it brought.' But, he
added, any •deciaions. reached in
• that controveray •were unani-
mously suppor,ted by the. whole
Board. •
Ewart •Taylor and. Donald Mc-
1Cinnon, also nominated for .trus-
tees, acknowledged ,tlieir
. • High School *tatters • •
Allister .Huglies4 r•chairnren 4.oto.paPils, 24t a...cost to. the ArDES17Zter 2;
the High .School g
Board, 'Gordon rantg , are • deducted of '$25.51 :
Fisher and A. .• McKim were -daily. The gross Cost of educa-
grants tothe public ,school• re-
ceived in 180 amounted to
percent orthe 1054 evenditures.
pupila from a closed rural
school ttending Lucknovr school
are charged to the Section Board
at $6040 a pupil, Where parents
pay directly the fee is. $25.00 per
pupil, and if they own property
in the village the fee is reduced ••
by that, amount of the school tax
on
that ProPertY. 4 enrollment '
this year of 178 pupils required,
the hiring of an extra teach • ,-
The. 1855 ' estimate. for public.
school, costs is $18,000..The pupil
cost per day in71.954was 65c,
• • New Salary Schedule
•• The -Wilding costs to Novem-;
ber 15th, since construction WOrio
was started • on the new high '
seihool, amount to $272,564.77; .;
The'taxation levy on the whole •
area this year is $30318,98.
A revised salary schedule was •
adopted this year in • the. high •
sohool with type B minimum •
$3,400, and type A minimum ,
.$3,600. The annual increment is,
$200, to e. maximum of $4,800,
with the principal's maximum at
$5;200. . .
The response was light to ad- ,
vertisernents for teachers and the
Secretary felt that the condition
would worsen in. obtaining qual-
ified teachers. • •
• Five busses cover a • total of
323 miles a day to transport 129,
called on. • The latter was • not
present. , . , . : • .
Mr. Fisher said the leakage
trouble they had was corrected
and everYthing was hi fine shape.
They, were trying to' operate .the
school as economically as 'post-.
Able,' but an increase in . enrell-
merit to 170 pupils had required
the hiring ef, an additional tea -
Explains .Finincial Picture T
• Donald Henderson, secretary of
beth the Public and Mgh Sehool
gave his usual excellent report
of financial matters,
He explained that. provincial
,tion per pupil for, maintenance
and 'debenture charges is .$2.47.
Ettiniated costs for: 1955 are
• $48,500: : •
• By. Way of comparisonMr.
Henderson pointed •out that -
1948; the -last year Miss McLean
Was .ririricipal she received $2,400.
A graduate of the Ontario Coll-.
ege' of Education starts today at •
$3,400: :TO show the trend
nine Years, the Secretary ,pointed •
out that in 1846; it„cost $18,400,,te,
operate both the,Public and high
school.'.. :The 1955 estimate is
• $86,300 not including debenture.
charges. •• ••
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