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ting together a history of the event w to aid in planning for future years. - One thing that might help next year, she said, is getting together earlier with the Sheriffs Office to schedule , trustys’ time for some of the event’s preparations. !

“The town owes deep gratitude to Louise” for her work on the Christmas and 4th of July celebrations, said Mr. Gooch.

• Was updated by Mr. Reynolds on the status of the two suits per- v taining to Fredette Eagle’s shed on.„ the ^omer of Gay and Wheeler.m streets. He said a demurrer has,., been filed by his office and the judge is in the process of deciding if a tran- __ script of the Board of Zoning Ap- j peals’ deliberations is needed. .

• Heard a presentation by Wake-, field Country Day School acting , headmaster Pamela Lynn about a town seal designed by her daughters Katie and Marcy. After a visit to the i. town Dec. 4, said Mrs. Lynn, some , of the WCDS students realized the town lacks an official town seal. She , submitted it for the council’s reac- ! tion. Mayor Morehouse said he thought the town already had a seal , “somewhere.”

• Heard a proposal from town resident Diane Bruce that the new Town Hall (old library) be named the James Leake Powers Building, after the man who designed it for use as a church. Mr. Powers also designed several of the town’s other promi- > nent buildings. No action was taken on the suggestion.

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