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Joan Eckert
Gary Bennett
Joe Bail
Craig Kerslake
Cathy Somers
Carol Glanville
Ron Chalmers
Bill Whyte
Doug. Phillips
Joseph Flannery
Pat Flannery
Dianne Patterson
Ray Beattie
• David Broome
Bill Wallace
Karen Sararas
Vicki Miller ,
John Gorwill
Ralph Smith
Bill Southgate
Charles Smith
Cynthia Newnham
Maryanne Kunz
Carolyn Fraser ,
Laurence Steven
Judy Jansen
Barbara McClure
Donna Malkus
Karol Southgate
Sheryl Bennewies
Pam Snowdon.
Brenda Hodgert
Brian Drummond
Ron Dalrymple
Jim Rowat
Barbara Bryans
Jeanetie Finnigan
Jim Dalrymple
Joyce McNichol
Allan Sararas
Deborah Moggach
Cathy McGonigle '
Susan Hildebrand.
Sharon Johnston
Mr. Burgess
Brenda Dietz
Jane Johnston
Randy Wood
Ralph Wood
Mag, McLean
Brad Finlayson
Bruce Wilhee
Joe Cronin •
Brenda MacDonald
Bill O'Shea
DwaYne ,Cornish
Joe McLean
Doug. Hoover
'Phyllis Patterson
Judy Swan
Roy Dalton
Bob Brugger
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IT SETS YOU FREE
If it's a first set of wheels
you're after, or you want a
friendlier, more economical
second car, Datsun 1000 .is
just the thing to set you free!
Give it a whirl!
runs on love Datsun 1000 is
all the car you'll ever need.
It seats four in comfort (or
five in a squeeze) and you
can take it anywhere. It's a
sporty small car that's so
economical it practically runs
on love. Want a 2-door?
There's a 2-door. Need a 4-
door? There's a 4-door. That's
about the enly difference be-
tween them. They're both de-
'luxe models - tie you. know
they're loaded with a bundle
of extras that don't cost you
extra. Datsun 1000: a couple
of swinging sedans that look
good,. feel right and go great!
more horses One surprising
fact: the Datsun 1000's en-
gine puts out more hark-
power than other cars of its
size. A kicky 62 horsepower!
SEAFORTH
SALES St SERVICE
Gerald's Supertest
ONTARIO
Sealorth District High School
students have raised a total of
$2, 252. 34 in the walk they
sponsored to Bayfield in May.
Top producer was Nancy
Swan who raised $60. 00.
Proceeds, are being used to
assist an Overseas student, stu-
dent council has decided. De-
cision regarding the use to
which any amount that may
remain, will be made later,
Following is a list of those
who participated as well as the
amount raised.
Janet Shortreed 13. 50
Murray Hulley 22. 05
Barbara Muir 24. 00
Helen Sallows 8. 43
Joan Muir 9, 60
Janet Otten 8, 42
Marie .1-rodgert 18. 44
Shirley Dayman 4. 50
Carol McLachlan 17, 95
Gerda Wynja Si-. 10
Susan Boyd 18. 81
Gail Doig 3. 00
Charlynn Fry 9. 95
Elizabeth McLean 3. 50
Bruce Scott 10. 00
.Pat Parker 12. 12
Wilma Dalrymple 14. 45
Janneke Van Rooijen 17. 55
Pat Ryan 17, 35
Debbie Learn 8. 00
Robbie Sallows 3. 40
Hendrinna Verberne 10. 35
Glenda Little 15. 25
Marianne Segeren 9. 35
Gloria Putman 5.10
Dianne McClinchey 5. 95
Diane McKay 2.25
Josephine Wil le m s • 6. 12
Margaret .Knetsch 17. 10
Carol Shortreed 8. 00
• Linda Traviss 13. 2'7
Elaine Westerveld 9. 52
Mary Bewley 4. 67
Gail Searle 5. 10
Connie Coutts 24. 78
Marian Duffy 5. 61
Ann Nobel , 6, 44
Rose Van den Hengel 17. 00
Lynn McLean 17. 57
Nancy Traquair 4 4. 40
Rosemary Newnham 6. 46
Darlene Storey 10. 35
Mary Oke 8., 93
Ted Scott 5, 00
Laura Van Dooren 5. 90
Cathy Nigh 2,57
Mary Klavez 4. 50
Mr. Qnn 25. 00
Elizabeth Elligsen 10. 14
Janice Powell 1. '75
Judy Thamer 4. 29
Joyce Haney 5. 00
Betty Thompson 30. 70
Jim Thompson 17, 40
Rose Marie Eckert , 2. 87
Mary Lou Lane 12, 15
Rosemary Poland 4. 17
Pat Meidinger 2. 25
Miss Hatten 19. 90
Mr. Procter 12. 00
Mr. MUrdie 17. 60
Dolores Beuerman 2. 10
Doug. Bray • 5. 05
John McGarth 9..52
Rick Wood 17. 15
Marilyn Durst -9. 92
Nellie Swinkles 23. 00
Bruce McDonald 10. 36
John Leeming 9. 86
Bill Shortreed 14.85
Jane Sills 7. 49
Gary Nicholson .5. 00
Jim Henderson 2. 04
Janice McClure 11. 76
Donna & Dia-ne Hender-
son
John Groothius
Jeanette Watterworth
Dianne Dalton.
David O'Reilly
Tom Devereaux
Ruth Ann Dunlop
Barbara Box
Brenda Pryce
Becky Lingelbach )
Charlie Bowerbark )
Helen Tilley
Liz Ball
Mary Elliott
Debbie Wallac e
Rae Butson
Maly C. McQuaid
Sheila Bray
Nancy Swan
Georgina Garniss )
Wayne Dirpe,e )
Cathy Roberts
'Darlene Dale
Bill McCurdy
Lynda Bedard
Flora Hagan
Hank Groothius
Karen Henderson
Joanne Meidinger
Dan Cornish
Mark Smith
Gary Dayman
Larry Broome
Joanne Stinson
Kevin Kerr
Ronnie Dalton
Paul Hulley
Brian Leonhardt
Don Jewitt
Angela` Devereaux
Luke Janmaat
Casey Jones
Janet Scott
Lori Lingelbach
Debby McPherson
Mary Anne McLean
Karen Glanville
Mr. Ishikawa
Bryan Hodgert
Bill Hellinga
Tom Johnson
Rae Mcqure
Jayne Car dno )
Debbie Boshart )
Cindy Eisler
Frances Beuerman
Mr. Cosford
Gary McKenzie
Donna ,Fry
Tom Bull
Lynda Forbes
Gerry Taylor
Ann Kleinhaar
Mr. Morton
Grey Township Council held
its July meeting with Reeve
Charles Thomas presiding and
resolutions passed included:
That the report, dated May
21st, 1969, of Engineer H. H.
Todgham, 0. L. S. , of the Beau-
champ Creek Drain be referred
back and the engineer be in-
structed to proceed with the re=
port, plans and specifications. N-0
That the tender of Hanna &
Hamilton Construction, Lis t-
owel, Ontario, be accepted for
the construction of the Schade
Municipal Drain at the price of
$14, 000.
That the petition to change
the Award Drain, dated the 7th
day of July, 1910, to a Munic-
ipal Drain signed by Lloyd and
Mervin Brubacher and others be
accepted and that E. H. Uder-
stadt, 0. L. S. , be appointed to
make a survey and prepare plans,
That the request of Lloyd
Keffer, owner of WI Lot 17,
Concession 8 and others be ac-
cepted and that E.' H. Udersiadt,
Q. L S„ be appointed to. make
a survey and prepare plans, pro-
files and report for the repair
and improvement (If necessary)
of the Keffer Municipal Drain.
That By-Law No. 13s,bf 1969
be passed as read a first, second
and third, times 'to adopt the es-
timates required during the year
and to strike 'the rates of taxat-
ion for the year 1969. Mill
rates set as follows: township
commercial 21; farm & resid-
ential 18; fire department 0.1'5;
county 22.2; elementary school,
commercial 21. 4; farm & res-
idential 19. 3; secondary school,
corrimercial 18. 4; farm & res-
S
idential 16. 6, Ethel Police
Village 5.
That Huron County Histor-
ical Society be given a grant
in the amount of $10. 00.
Accounts paid included:
Genera 1 - $10,950. 00 and
Roads & Bridges - $32,288. 54.
LOGAN CLEARS
DRAIN WORK
Logan Council held th e
July meeting with all members
present and the Reeve, Wm.
Hill, presiding.
There being no appeals on
the Jacob and Weir Drains the
Court of Revision was dispensed
with and the Weir Drain con-
Shirley McKenzie
Kathleen Miller
Jean Coyne
Mary Hagan
Elaine Carter
Sharon Marks
Donna Horne
Sandra Johnstone
Wenda Humphries
(Iris Turnbull
Doug. Smale
Doug, McKay
Marlene Turnbull
Jean Devereaux
Larry Wright
Mr. Reidy
Glen McLachlan
„Mr. Mc Nab
Sandra Watson
Arlene Williams
Jean Campbell
Rita Van Dooren
Nancy Forrest
Terry Kunz
Patsy McNaughton
Jean Cole
Shirley Brintnell
Allan Wilbee
Louise Nicholson
Nita Rapien
Elaine McClure
Ken Anderson
Barbara MacDonald
Miss Weiler
Glenn Dolmage
Beata Malkus
Nancy Hulley
Sandra Coleman
Randy Alexander
'Roderick Van der Wiel
Ron Henderson
Ray Mennen
, Joanne Arts
Patricia Ziler
Brenda 'Bewley
Emma Shortreed
Larry Ritchie
Alistair Young
Carol Jessome
Anne Wilbee
'Cathy Brightrall
Marjorie Glanville
Mary Jane Southgate
Paul Moggach
Patricia Nigh
Bill Price
Neil McDonald
Pam Patrick
Iviarg, McNichol
Donna Buchanan
Sheila Butt
Eleanor Boshart
. • .
That's enough to tear-away
from zero to sixty in only 18
seconds and you can wind it
up to over eighty. And for
every gallon you'll go 40
miles, How's that for econo-
my? What's more, Datsun
giveeyou 100,000 mile' reli-
ability. It lasts.
fun way to drive Fasten your
seatbelt. Grab the stubby
floor mounted gear shift.
Move into first. Slides in
quietly, easily. You'll be shif-
ting through an all.synchro
4-speed gearbox that makes
driving fun. Vroom, change.
Vroom, change. From 'where
You're Sitting, you have a bet-
ter view of the road and ev-
erything round you than in
practically any other ear.
Good visibility makes it saf-
er to drive and easier to
park. How's it handle out on
the highway? Great! The rug-
ged suspension can cope with
the worst kind of road and
still come back for more.
And the Datsun 1000 turns
on a dime! It has a tight 26
ft turning 'circle that makes
parking a 'cinch. If you were
to ask Datsun 1000 owners
what they liked best about
their car, they'd say "It's a
fun car to drive!" Believe it.
all the good things In the
conifort department, you get
a load of "extras" that would
cost you a fortune if you
were to order them on other
cars. You get them at no ex-
tra charge. Things like: re-
clining bucket seats, soft tex-
tured but hardwearing vinyl
upholstery that sneaks Mr
around you as you drive, in-
stant-acting 2-speed heater/ "
defroster„ real carpets, cig-
arette lighter and even Mint-
ed 'windows. And that's tot
half of it. There's lots more.
The radio is about the only
extra that costs extra. Sorry
about that.
from 4845
30.20
6. 32
17. 80
4. 50
8. 50
5. 40
11, 86
19. 41
14, 49
5. 82
21. 05
86
17. 50
5. 10
12, 40
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8. 20
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21. 04
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DATSUN 1000
. . the more for your money car frOm
Gerald's Supertest
PHONE 527-1010
CORNERS OF MAIN AND GODERICH STREETS
DAILY HOURS: 8 atm, to 10 p.m.
tract was awarded to Robt. Nich-
olson Construction Limited for
$8, 244. 00.
. Final inspection certificates
were received on the Diehl and
Martin Connolly Drains and the
Treasurer was instructed to pay
all accounts, apply for subsidy
and bill ratepayers affected.
A grant of $1, 000. 00 was
authorized for the Brodhagen
Chamber of Commerce for the
flood lights recently installed.
The treasurer reported re-
ceiving $5, 788. 50 being i the
per capita grant and also of
the residential tax reduction
grant in the amount of
$12,115, 93.
"I would like to Marry'
your daughter, " said the young
clerk to the bank president,
"You do' have one, don't you?"
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