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HARDWARE Brussels
RE-ELECT
TOM MILLER
for
DEPUTY-REEVE
in the Township of Morris
-.on Npvember. 1
• 4t
and November . 10
For new ideas
on
Morris Township Council
Vote for
CLEMENT McLELLAN
at the polls on .1\16-ember 1 and
NOvernber 10
Vote for
CLARE
VAN CAMP
on
as. Morris Township councillor
1981-198?
It would be appreciated
TO THE RATEPAYERS
OF MORRIS TOWNSHIP -
I ask for your support to re-elept me as
councillor in the forthcoming election.
ROBERT GRASBY
To the electors of
Morris Township
• I would ask for your support at the polls on
November 1 and November 10.
DOUG FRASER
:BRUSSELS .POST, OCTOBER 29, 1980
A CROWDED. PLACE?—Perhaps someone thought the population of
Cranbrook had, increased when they re-named it Crambrook or the sign
could have been posted to this tree as a pre-Hallowe'en prank. Or maybe
someone just didn't realize what the correct spelling was. Whatever the
reason, at least the arrow was pointing in the right direction. (Photo by
Ranney)
FINALLY PAVED—Many Brussels and, rea residents probably tieaved a
sigh of relief after this section of the fifth line of MOrris Township got
paved last week. it made for smoother travelling than the previous
bumpy, gravel road. (Photo by Ranney)
on Thurs. and Friday. grid Kevin.
Mrs.. Robt. McKinnon is
Correspondent
. MRS. JOE WALKER -
357-3558
Communion service will be
observed in Bluevale
Presbyterian Church,
Sunday, Nov. 2 at 11:30 a.m.
when Rev. Thompson of
Teeswater will be the
minister.
Mrs.. Jean Mathers and
Mrs. Alex MacTavish
attended the Women's In-
stitute Convention at Guelph
Attend
Monkton
service
. Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
.887-6645
Thete was ' no, service in
Knox Church on Sunday,
Oct. 27, owing7,to the 122nd
Anniversary services in Knox.
Church, Monkton, at which
the Rev. Fred, Neill, MA. of
Knox Pres:'Cliurch, Stratford.
was''"anniversary preacher.
Quite a number of the Cran-
brook congiegation
attended.
Cranbrook W.I. members
attending the. Guelph Area
Convention were Mrs. Bert
vanDonkersgoed, Mrs. Frank
Workman, Mrs. Clare Veitch
and Mrs. Gordon Engel.
Several of our W.M.S.
members attended the Fall
Conference held in Atwood
Presbyterian Church on Oct.
22.
A crewel embroidery
course will be held and
anyone interested is asked to
contact either Mrs. van
Donkersgoed or Mrs. Jack
Conley.
visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Spence McKinnon and
their family. While' there she
will be . attending a shower
for her grand daughter,
Barbara Ann who is being
married in early December.
Sunday supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer
were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Walker, Sheila, Marie
Cranbrook
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kemps, Mich.: visited for
several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert van
Donkersgoed.
Mrs. Ida Gordon has just
returned from a Southern
tour to Key West, Florida;
where they visited the Ernest
Hemingway house, built of
native coral rock in 1851. The
house was owned by the
Hemingways 1931-1961.
From Miami they drove to
Sanibel Island, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Robin Clay of
London.
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