The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-08-17, Page 8RAGE EIGHT
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THE LVt KNQW :SENTINEL,;_LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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cient trouble-free service,
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CONSIDER: N'EW
R AD" MAI NTAI`N.ER
West Wawanosh • Township
Council held \ their regular Au- tracts would . be increased this
gust Meeting.' on August 9th,,
1960: All members.:present. ; . 'Board .(public 'schools) has : set
Mr. A- M. Harper, -CA., 'pre= the rate for 1960 at 71 mills
sented the auditor's ' report -on, . the same as formerly.
::the '' Township's • .19.59: . business
operations: According to this re -
.;port, . the, Township; • .is in . good
financial: ,' standing. . The opera
tions for the year resulted in' a
surplus)$.3465.77.- Township
• Council • agreed' ...to accept the
auditor's. report. on a` .motion by
Councillor' McPhee and Miller.. ' acc't., . 92.75, Ontario. • Hydro;
On a motion by . Councillors-.: Wingham, :: Twp, hall lighting,.
Miller and .. 'McPhee, Township. 6:07 A. M.' Harper, ` C. A., . Aud-
Council decided to set•, the gen- • iting, L959 .acc'.ts. etc:, 275.00;:
eral Township rate. at 7.5 :mills �R.oad Accounts Lorne Ivers,
for:. farm and residential proper- salary, $180,00;' Joe Sproul, weed.
ties and at 9;5 : mills On. • corn- cutting, .13 75;• Robert .Stothers,
mercial assessments.' hydraulic oil, 5.75; Gus Dever
Township , Council.wishes 'to ' eaux, hydraulic oil, 1.80,..N r
call:,for'. tenders later this year an ..McDonald,'• hauling'. gravel,.
for,new Road Maintainer to 333.00.; Reg, Hamilton 'installing.
be _,delivered early in 1961. On •culverts ,,,backhoe, 40.00; Stuart
a~ inotion by .Councillors Miller Taylor, welding . grader, :4.00;
and . Culbert, the Clerk. was in -John • Foran, fencing, 9.10: •
- structed.. to wwrite to what ap- J. F. , FORAN;•. Twp: Clerk
peared•••to be the 'proper autho-
rity. in order to seek permission. is Your Subscription: Paid?
ar and Spice
lay' W, ii.• E. Smiley
WhenI was 20, I; fou..d. noth-
ing more. 'attractive thelia being
on the , r ove, I' was read y to, go
anywhere,' without notice, at
any time. It meant a change of,
scene androutine, new friends
and, new faces,. It'.:was challeng
ing . and stimulating,. •
Now,4 am twice twenty.. We
are moving tda different' home
'in a different .town next months *••
and I'm as mournful as a shroud.
I'm'clinging to the old home and
the old life with the ,grim ,terra;
city of a: granny about to. ibe lug -
leg off to the county. home. The
• movers • will probably have to
strap Me to; the ironing board.
to •eget me. .Out. of the house on
moving day .
to carry out the transaction , in
this manner. Motion .' carried
Council .was informed that::its
appeared -almost certain that theI.'
rates for., both. High .School' Dis .
• ear Our Township School Area
I've.' known it was eon ing . for
Some .time, of :course,. &. thought
I was..reconeiled to it. But last
week -end, when I went home
fromsummer school .aid .saw
the ' two big FOR SAIL signs
hammered ,Into my lawn, it was
a terrible jolt. I felt. as. though
the stakes had, been nailed right
through my .heart.
I love that old house as a man
loves an old wife who is hard
to. get . along with, but '?uvho . has
-grace' and charm, a comforting
warmth, which he., can't' : get
along without. w
I've reviled the . old girl, pri-
vately and.. in 'public. I've; 'told
her she was :frigid, +slatternly
and extravagant. And ' she's giv-
en as good asshe got: My head,
is.. all . knobby from' the whacks
She has, dealt -me with her cellar 1
beams. On several occasions,
she has • dropped ;all .the, plaster
from the • : ceiling, :