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THE HO MAN El:l ES-CraigGilroy, Rob
.ray Carter position the heavy speaker
scaffolding In preparation fora Week of
feria,
Y ung and Mur,
cabinet atop the
music in the cafe.
WE DO SOME commercial printing besides our 810's and
$20's. Counterfeiters, right to left, Stella Dubelaar, William
Dickie and Ruth -Ellen Currie.
Grade. 10 and 1 a Students
ENTER NOW!
United Nations Pilgrimage
Sponsored by Huron District' :Rebekah and
Oddfllows Lodges
Contest held at _
Central Huron District High School
Clinton, Ontario
FRIDAY, MARCH 30
At 8.00 p.m.
Entry forms available from the English Department
of your sago!.
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sad'. Sistivkins "Fhad
V u it ing compia t : I
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a His wife B+ '1 : this, buy me that, this.is too old,Y
*Kt buried. It seemed tatis too went' out!"
He wanted
on,Come , l Now's Perfect, crime. Thepolice silence, blessed' silence,
chancel Get up enough nerve and suspect him and no one blamed The pr tions for themug'.
ask �a
that guy you've had your ice. P±o& old: Ham. tder were simple straight- ter.
on > " year, to . the dance. . dent. And, now was *a1 : ward. Harvey unplugged the 1*
andira* Sadie Hawkins dance will Plain and simple; That Wasso he workwith p� t tbo chine
be hell', en Friday, Febra y'. Ins kind of murder it had been, and wire in safety. He then wedged
from 942 at F. E; Madill. The why it had succeeded. There was the wire WOO the rim trOmeh a
band playing .will be the CAL-, one problem, however, Harte!►` way that it touched the `war.
US and the dance will be held, rooster dreamed.. He He plugged in the � aurid=
the urge gym, sewith in 'fie �� The dim begandoused water` on the concrete
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,girls. Buyyour tickets and ,ask murder. -It was so'clear, so ;d floor. After that, the only
probe
your sweetheart to the dance •be-- tailed, . so .accurate, that It was hem remaining wail , getting her
fere someone else . just like commits ng:the. cue downstairs•
—ByDianeSchneidear over again; once had • been she wasdiftir ut the machine.'l.
fi+r'ult,>is �u,
` h.. • ; "I think I've fixedit, and I want
"Harvey, I've just got to have* a you to try it!" he called up.
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new Washing machine." It wasa "Well, you try it dear. I hadn't
' whine of complaaint, like` every- ' planned on doing any more wash -
thing else she said. He let his ing today..."
yes,' we' did it, we won! On newspaper fall to hie. lap, "Try it! If it doesn't work right,
Iednesday, February 7, Wing.glanced up at his wife." she was , then I'll think about replacing it."
ham was host to the Girls' Volley- :staff there, wringing her. The promise was vague but it
hall tournament. The Juniors
hams as usual, her pale face lured her. She came clopping
started off first, playing against sad, .wisps of grey hair feller: obediently downstairs.
Seaforth. Our gals wen two out of the wrinkles in her forehead, "How did everything "m get so
three. games to win their Match Scarcely forty, and already ,the wet?" she asked.
against their opponents in .- the looked like an old woman, "I was just testing," he assured
black and yellow. Although they,V7ha�t's• the matter with � . her. She approached the machine•
didn't win against�" Stratford �
washing machine?" he gingerly, swish' through the
Northwestern, they are p of back at her, , water. She bent oder the weapon
their victory against Seaforth. "Tai a look at it, will, yon Har' "; to flick on the switch. Then it
The Seniors were out to try
vey?
I got another shock from it happened. He watched in agony
their luck too. The first team they today. Honestly, I'm going to be -:' of suspense. She gripped the rim
met was Stratford Northwestern. electrocuted for sure one of tha's. convulsively. - Shudders avid
Although the girls tried hard they days,," she pleaded. spasms shook her entire body.
didn't quite make the grade. . He stumbled unwillingly down 't "Let go ! . . . Let go of the
With spirits down but deter- the worn steps to the basement. washer! ... Forgive me, Beryl;
mined minds they met Seaforth. The washing machine loomed out `: forgive me ..." A faint ringing of
After a few tense moments they of the dim light, high and huge"` bells' could be heard in the dis-
were successful in winning their like an old Model T. Obviously tante. "Maybe it's not too late.. .
match. Now, we have two proud Beryl had not taken proper, care Maybe if I pull her from it quick-
teatps. of it; ,for the surface was chipped', ly."
This
the
end SerAat9 but and scraped. He squatted down:to Lieutenant Joe Godney looked
i guar is wit of the vvwv..... -.r-.
victory is the only way to end it. take a preliminary look and saw down at the twisted contorted
—Barb Stanley the trouble right away. The wire. body. Then he stooped to untan-
was quite worn, just where it Wakd gle it. From the very middle of
connected under the machine to' the tightly ' wrapped ball, after
the motor, What should he .do?. prying away the rigid grip of the
Replace the cord? No, some chat { fingers, he found an electric
tricians' tape should do the job;,--,, jalarm clock. While others looked
He rummaged through his toolon, he patiently examined it.
chest. No . tape. Then . he.. "Worn right through at the ter -
remembered he , had asked for. . minal," he explained, showing
some at the hardware store . 1,tth them. ',
refused to buy it when the clerk, "Looks to me," ' said another
•• informed him that the skimpy; plain clothesman„ "like he didn't
F. E. Madill Secondary School roll cost seventy-five cents. He "want to let go. You wouldn't call it
collected 31 points in the Huron- wondered now if it was worth 'suicide, would you, Joe?"
Perth Conference wrestling even seventy-five cents to pie- =' "Accidental death," was the
championship held at Clinton on vent Beryl from being electro- f'� answer.
Friday, taking a wide margin cutee.
over Central Huron with 15 and It was then he knew Ed. Note: The author of this
Mitchell with 101/%, but placing to mat• powerful ue to
the urne ti ., • q ry, a Grade 13 student, has
seventListaig-tri e f ri Was 'tlfd 'ad oeenssm remain! 'ianetiyttiouna
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Editor
Wrestlers get
3.1 points in
toUrnament
the answer- `
tion. She` is
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Next could see
enrolment�f
iffikViOthifiSiVatfafiene4 r
ed their championship as expec"i.
ed, winning seven of 14 divisions
to finish with 160% points, but
were given an expected strong
challenge by Goderich Vikings
who racked up five division titles
to place second with 1191/2 points.
Stratford Northwestern won
'one' title, placing third with 61112
points followed by Stratford Cen-
tral 47; St. Marys 42; Seaforth 36;
Listowel 31; Wingham 31; Cen-
tral Huron 15 and Mitchell 10%.
In the running from Wingham
were Dave Heifer with a third in
the 98 pound class; Rob Heifer
fourth in the 106 pounds; Duna
Anderson, second in 130 pounds;
Joe Cronin, fourth in 141 pounds.
THE SALVATION ARMY PRESENTS A
TRI -BAND CONCERT
LONDON SOUTH, LISTOWEL AID WINGHAM
SAT., FEB. 17th
at 8:00 p.m.
CITADEL
AdmIssion $1.00
SERVICES
SUN., FEB. 18th
11 a.m. Major and Mrs.
Norman Bearcroft
7:30 p.m. MUSIC FROM MUSICAL
"HOSEA"
Presented by
Listowel Chorus
and Orchestra
DAPHNE NABROTZKT
"Muntm' that- dentist wasn't
4tIpai ' a►��th�� dQ ;70 t4`n
n7 " 814bittlieygildiefialikte
other dentist when I bit his fin -
As vesult of an agreement be-
tween the Bruce County Board of.,
Education and the Huron County
Board of Education, 'some 50
grade 9 Madill students were in-
formed last week that, as of next
September, they will attend
Bruce unty schools. Approxi --
mate ''5 more, who would have
started high school here this fall,
will also attend the Bruce
schools.
The agreement calls for a new
reduced attendance area for F.
E. Madill Secondary School, ef-
fective September 1, 1973. The
area in Bruce County whose high
school students will continue to
attend F. E. Madill, includes;
1) In the Township of Culross,
lots 1-35 inclusive on Concessions
1-9 inclusive; lots 1-5 inclusive on
Concession A;
2) In the Township of Kinloss,
all lots on Concession 1-8 inclu-
sive;
3) The Village of Lucknow;
4) The Village of Teeswater.
The particular high school in
Bruce County a student will at-
tend' will be determined by the
area in which he lives and his
course selection. Students outside
the new attendance area who are
presently attending Grades 10
through 13, may continue to come
here or if they choose, transfer to
a Bruce County school.
The announcement comes as
quite an upset to some of the af-
fected students who have made
friends here and become familiar
with school life at Madill.
A customer, after looking at the
window display, entered a toy
store and asked to see the cheap
skates. The clerk said, "Both the
owners are at lunch. May I help
you?"
ELAINE SCHUMACHER
Jean Hayes: aand Donna Greer.
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Teacher-stedeat basketball r .leu
The teachers,' l+ by fel". Mrw.
Edwards, SaYed,relentleee ;
fence ua d were a4le:to'grab many
'rebounds, becauase of their su-'
,pec ileight•advanta. Ent the'
'4040*1 ►' : BrOee ° IVO**
(eight points) and AtitiO. ('
points), :persisted in thattack
and inally defeated'Itheteachers,.
s`. f's'
were Mr..Edwards,
and Mr, Blacwel, .
On Febru ry 6 . the . teachers•
challenged the student baketball
teams, hoping to gel revenge for
their loss to the students in - the
broombal! game.'
Fortunately the star-studded
lineup of ° tie students, consisting
of members of senior and Junior.
basketball teams, was able to
crack the excellent defence of the
teachers to defeat them 27-20.
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FRIDAY, , FEBRUARY _ 16 - 7:30 P.M.
Outdoor Skating Party
at the
Wingham Ball Park
Bonfire and Wiener Roast'
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 --2:00 P.M.
Free Movie for Kids
Walt Disney's "LIEUTENANT ROBINSON CRUSOE"
at the Wingham Public School Auditorium
9:00 P.M.
Dance at the Wingham Legion
Music by the "REVISED EDITION"
Hot Meal Served
Advance Tickets ONLY available from any
Kinsman or phone: 357-1430
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 ' SNOWMOBILE RALLY?
(Weather Permitting)
REGISTRATION: 12:00 - 2:00 P.M.
at the Wingham Legion Hall
PROCEEDS FOR BALL PARK LIGHTS
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