... various scrvices will have been increased, manned, equipped and funded by the time the first houses are occupied.? Such as garbage collection/ disposal, cleaning and sanding roads, bus service, health services — already stretched due to the rapid growth ...

... large appetites .ncr if their natural instinct to forage—as the result of hunger—is given freedom, than the picking up of offal and garbage will quickly pave the way for sickness and ill-health, In order, therefore, to avoid trouble of this kind, the ...

... peace and welfare society if some substantial means relief is not afforded soon. Something more permanent than tli«e picking of garbage for a few days at a time (the Aberdeen ready relief cure) is needed to cope with the situation. behalf of the State ...

... [disappointed; having learned that yours are the hesf,” “Sir Walter Scott, ma'am ! God bless soul; is Sir Walter in town? Tom, and pick the very best halfhundred you can find in that fresh lot from Yarmouth. Well ma'am, and how is he looking? Why, if you had ...

... the door, found him upstairs chained leg to steeple in the wall. He was in the habit of wandering about picking herring bones from the gutters, garbage, and other refuse from ash-pits, and devouring them greedily. The body presented one of the most harrowing ...

... the overlap to good effect. An exasperated Alan Hendry was heard to exhort his colleagues with ‘“Let’s raise it, this is garbage!'’ Although somewhat unfair, the younger and less experienced team were unable to find any defence to the visitors’ basic ...