HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-10-07, Page 13PROGRESSIVE
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Paulene's
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Improvements to the Church
Hill Street in Londesboro
ding new asphalt surface have
been authorized by Hullett Coun-
ell.
Contract for- the work was
awarded to Lavis Contracting
Co. for $12,997.15. Details of
the project were discussed with
Ken Dunn of Burns Ross & As-
sociates, the engineers on the
job at a special meeting of coun-
cil.
Council approved a severance
on Lot 25, Con. 11, involving the
sale of land from Mr. Cameron
to Keith Allen and Gordon Shob-
brook, as well as the severance
of the east half of Lot 29, and
the west quarter of Lot 28, Con.
Hulett Clears Paving Program
On Church Hill, Londesboro
12, from Mrs. N. Clark to the
Agricultural Rehabilitation and.
Development Directorate of
Ontario.
Building permits approved in-
chided: Clare Vincent -for a
Porch on House, Pt. Lot 28,
Con. 10; Arie Duizer for a Porch
on House, Pt. Lot 25, Con. 10;
Howard Cartwright for a Pump
House, Elevator Leg, Implement
Shed, Lot 19, Con. 9, Hullett
Township.
The council endorsed the
County of Huron Official Plan as
presented to fluron County on
Thursday; September 23, 1971,
for submission to the Minister
of Municipal Affairs.
At the regular meeting on
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aMEIVEREMO.M5ATREERREMWWWAXIS
From My Win
By Shirley
TH HURON ,EXPPSilr9ici leAFORTife, ONTITe Ott :Fr 1,71-41.1t
TAKE ARMITAGE OF OUR EXTRA LOW PRICES DURING IGA'S EXCITING
I'm ashamed to admit it, but the time
has come that I must confess I can't keep
up with the housework by myself.
I know. I made a big fuss about the
fact that I put my children to work in an
orderly fashion to assist me ...but some-
how that system isn't working so well
anymore.
You see, my youngsters are getting
older . .. and busier. For instance, my
eldest son isdiscovering that he needs
at least three
o
hours every evening to get
his homework done -for the next. day's
classes. When you add to that time to have
a shower and shampoo (with this long hair
craze,, boys wash their hair almost daily
and use enough shampoo in a year to put
a froth on the Atlantic Ocean) before bed,
a conversation -on the telephone with your
favorite young lady and a good substantial
lunch. at least once if not twice between
supper and retiring, you have a full
evening.
The mornings for my son are just
about as hopeless. He trundles out of bed
at a decent hour and spends 20 minutes in
the bathroom looking for stubble which
just haSn't materialized and mumbling in
muted tones about the tresses which just
won't co-operate with the comb and the
brush. He then eats a hearty breakfa,st
(if I cook it) or drinks a cup of coffee (if
he makes it) and devours the sports page'
Of the daily, newspaper. After all, there
will be no more time today to read it.
Then it's dress, the final primp and off on
the long, long hike to the school where
he'll stay the entire day.
My daughter does a little better. She
is up very early in the' morning. U you
listen hard enough you will hear the
shower going as early as 6:30 a.m. then
follows the morning ritual of a manicure,
a pedicure, a facial and a complete ward-
robe tryon.
After the decision is made what to wear
that day, the ironing hoard comes out and
the iron made hot. Sometimes a seam
needs repair. Occasionally a button has to
be replaced. Mostly it is just a good
pressing that is required. Then everything
is hung in readiness while breakfast is
thing daughter' is just a little bit of a
gn.but she eats like a Clydesdale stud
A.
these gays. In the ote-eegeeetweeervINO ,
of orange juice; into the pan tbree alines
of bacon and two eggalAlte-t)15)• toaster.
twin gliceS of bread; Into the pot, two
tea bags; and onto the table an aSsOrt-
meat of jams, jellies, ..honey and sweet-
rolls. By the time she's ,eaten her •
breakfast, she's had enough vitamins and
minerals to last the normal person for ,
the whole day.
Then, my daughter gets up from the
table and washes the dishes and places
them in the drying rack. That's all for
the morning. •
At noon, she's home from school and
prepares some kind of a hinch for her
father and I. it might be soup. It might
be beans. But it is something. Then
she puts away the already-dry morning
dishes and washes the two or three noon
dishes we've made.
It is at noon she plans her evening
menu . . but that's another story. .After
school is out for the day, she's home early,
prepares a tremendous dinner for the
entire family . . . and after she's eaten
she slinks away to some corner or other
not to be heard from all evening.
She tells me she reads or studies O'r
listens to records or watches TV or sews
or just putters around .. but whatever she
does she is quiet, content and very, very
absent for evening chores.
The smallest' Keller isn't a great deal"
of help. At the present moment, he does
even the tiny chores under protest.
So it it is that with my husband and I
working every day ( and four nights out of
seven as well) there is not much time for
housework. And needless to say we are
getting behind . . . until I fell upon the
marvellous idea of hiring someone to help
out.
That's how it is that I found this truly
saving grace - a woman who walks in
once or twice weekly and cleans the
'Keller mansion from top to bottom. It is
like getting money from home. . only
better because it .has ended my guilt
feelings When I sit down at the end of an
evening to watch the news.
Good for the kids? Good for me?
Good for my husband? I don't know but it
sure beats banging your head against a
stone wall.
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. James
McCall were present to discuss
the 5% charge on severance, and
to voice their objections. Council
agreed to waive the 5% prOvided
for severance of land in the town-
ship at the present time and
instructed Clerk Clare Vincent
to send letters to the Land Divi—
sion Committee of Huron and the
Municipal Board, notifying them
of Hullett Council's decision on
the severance on Lot 14 and 15,
Hullett Township to waive 5%.
Building Permits approved
included Wayne Smith for a Dead
Stock Building, Lot 12, Con. 1;
Mel Hulley, Concrete Silo' 18x72,
Lot 1/2 2 - 1/2 3, Con. 10;
Lloyd Pipe, Porch and Corn-Crib
Lot 27, Con. 11.
Two tenders wL.re received on
the Pickard Drain - from Postil
Tile Drainage at $4,200.00 and
Roth Drainage at ,$3,898.00, and
the tender of Roth was accepted.
A by-law to impose a special
annual drainage rate upon land in
respect of which money is bor=
rowed under the Tile Drainage Act
1971, was giyen necessary read-
ings and passed:
- Council proclaimed the week
of October 17th to 23rd as Child-
ren's Aid Week in Hullett.,
Imposition of a Service
Charge of $30.00 on Tile Drain
Loans was cleared with the adop-
tion of by-law 16.
The Road Superintendent was
authorized to contact Bob Dalton
and George Radford in regards
to snow-plowing, and offer them
hr. raise over last year.
Stand-by time to be the same.
Road account of $5,557.31,
General. accounts of $1,156.06
and Drainage accounts of
$16,727.61 were approved.
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