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Logan council an-
proved.lhe..Vending of $213,464
at itp,,OOP.I.: meeting of; the year
,79t . this anaqiuit,$6,818
went. fQrfroad work and the re-
maigder Went for general purr'-.
The general purposes include
$126.,203, for education purposes -
$121,301 to the Perth County
Nara of education and $4,902
to ,the Huron-Perth separate
school 14oard; $58,494 for the
Perty0Unty levy; $12,835 for
murilOpal drainage work; $2,900
for tile drain loans; $2,470 for
the Mitchell and Monkton fire
area. All these plus a few
minor bills -for a total general
account of $2Q6,6411.
Approval wai granted for four
tile drainage loans totalling
04,800. The reports from the
engineer on the Roney drain in
Hibbert and the Regele drain in
McKillop townships were adopted
by council,
Council Voted to appeal the
equalization factor set out for
Logan Township by the assess-
ment department. Approval was
giverr the county's suggestion-of
raising the speed 'limits to 60
Miles per hour on the county
roads north from Dublin and
east from Brodhagen to Highway
23.
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Girls' Basketball
Coaches Weiler and BurgeSS
have chosen the teams and the
girls are practising regularly
for the coming season: their
schedule is as follows:
Thurs. Dec.18 - Seaforth at Lis-
towel
Fri. Jan. 9 - Seaforth at Go-
derich
Thurs. Jan.15 - St. Mary's at
Seaforth
Fri. Jan.23 - South Huron at
Seaforth
Wed. Jan.28 - Seaforth at Mil-
verton
Tues.,Feb. 3 - Stratford Cen-
tral at Seaforth
Fri. Feb. 6- Seaforth at mit-
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Thurs.Feb.12 - Wingham at
Seaforth
Fri. Feb. 20 - Clinton at Sea-
forth
Mon. Feb. 23 - Seaforth at
Stratford Northwestern
Team members include: (Junion)
Rae Hutson, Sandra Coleman,
be as SUOCesSful
'Charley's Aunt' last, year.
Grade 13 has also Started worko on a three-ant Play *FAllen
Angels' by Noel Coward. This
drama, an English project, will
be staged for the public in Feb-
- ruary.
Math Club
On Saturday, December 13,
members of the Senior Math
Club under the guidance of Mr.
S, Ishikawa, head of the Muth
Depart:iota, weut to the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario to
try their hand at cone ter pro-
gramming and to tour the campus.
They were lectured on ;,Ft Basic'
a computer language, by a mathe-
matics professor and were then
permitted to experiment on the
pdp-10 computer, using, modern
teletype machines. Since the
Christmas vacation for students
at Western had begun on Friday
the 12th, the campus was fairly
quiet and the Math Club was able
to enjoy a tour guided by Mr.
Ishikawa, a former student at
the University.
Christmas Party
FUNERAL
LUTHER Wrigp...s.
The sudden death -oceurrqd —
Saturday of .,T.autlier sapclOrt, a„a•
2, Seaforth, He was 61,
Mr. Sanders had been hunting
in the area that alteration in
company with a neighbor, Wrii.
Millson and on returning h016,9
went to the barn ,to d6' chores;
When he failed to return at the
usual time, Mrs. Sanders went
to the barn to find that he had
died.
Born in McKillop Township
the son of the late NelsonSanders
and Wilhemina Rands, he attended
school there and moved to Hullett
where he farmed.
He is survived by his wife
the former Margaret Elva Reid
to whom he was married April
23, 1955. He was a member of
Northside United Church.
Funeral services were con-
ducted by his Minister Rev. J.
C. Britton from the G. A. Whitney
Funeral Home on Tuesday at
11:30 a.m. Temporary entomb-
ment followed in Pioneer
Mausoleum.
Pallbearers were Frank
Riley, Wilfred Scott, John
Thompson, Kenneth Preszcator,
John Boven and Fred Buchanan.
Flower bearers were Thomas
Whyte and Walter Scott.
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'Why makum motorbO# go $P,
fast?' asked one,
'Have to,' replied tlitolOther,
'Little • man on string chase .um.'
The office manager of a local
firm claims that women is busi-
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treat 'eni like men', he explains,
'they'll try to take over the place.
And if you treat 'em like women,
sooner or later your wife will
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Jean' Devereaux, Brenda Diets,
Dorothy ! Heynesbergen, Joan
Hopper, Barb Kerslake, Betty
MacGregor, Jean McKaig, Vicki
Miller, Mary Nobel, Maryaime
Segeren;
(Senior) Barb Box, Cheryl Dale,
Angela Devereaux, Janice Dietz,
Sheila Dietz, Gail Doig, Ruth
Ann Dunlop, Carol Glanville.
Karen Glanville, Denise K.ers-
' lake, Dawna Reynolds, Jane Sills,
Chris Turnbull- Rita Van Dooren.
We wish them all a success-
ful season.
Intra-Mural Volleyball
The 12-C boys -have captured
the senior boys volleyball divi-
sion, and so are outs, school
champs. They challenge the staff
to a game which has not yet
'been played and perhaps never
-will be, but we can always hope,
can't we?
Boys' Basketball
The boys have shown us their
form, for they played their first
game (exhibition) of the season
here last Wednesday against Mit-
chell. The Seniors walloped their
opponents, with a final score of
52-40, but the Juniors were de=
feated by the opposition, 29-55,
The teams worked well together
and the exciting play gave us
a taste of what the future sea-
son will bring. The teams are
coached by Mr. Ken Reidy and
Mr. Ed Pelss. Team members
include:
(Junior) Neil Beuermann, Herb
broome, Allan Carnochan, Ken
Chalmers, 'Ken Doig, Brad Fin-,. layson, Doug Glanville, Cam Hol-
land, Bill Kunz, John Leeming
and Bruce Scott.
(Senior) Gary Bennett, Ron c hal -
mers, Jim Dalrymple, Mitchel]
Dineen, Ian Dolmage, Ron Hen-
derson, Rick MacKenzie, Earl
McNab, Paul Moggach, Bill
Pryce, Jim Putman, Rick Wood.
Drama Club
Prellininary plans have been
made for the three-act comedy
'Breath of Spring' by peter and
Coke which will be presented.
by the Drama Club in early Ap-
ril. Co-directors Beata Malkus
and Diane McKay, with the help
of staff adyisor, Miss Joan Hat-
ten, hi V6 chosen the members
of the cast. They are as follows:
Linda. Feeney, Terry Kunz,
Christine Lee, John. McGrath,.
Rosemary Newnham, Ernie Put-
man and Janice Schenckrab-
tice has already begun and all
involved feel that this production
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the Irishman at a party. 'It's
pouring down buckets out there!'
His host replied: you can't
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the night with us.' The Irishman
disappeared, but he was back in
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did you go?' ahked his host.
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