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It was a business formerly
operated by Greg and Trudy
Cowan in Jamestown and
when they left, Ken and Liz
decided to take over.
Liz had it in their house for
awhile and people who knew
about it came. Word of
mouth finally spread to the
noint where it got to be too
much to have at home.
The Cowans who have had
the business for approxi-
mately two years are going to
try working Mondays
through Saturdays.
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NEW STORE Ken and Liz Cowan opened up'a new store in Brussels Morris on Monday--Cowan's Country Store which will specialize in whole and
natural foods.
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(Photo by ,Ranney) history
Brussels council will appoint out next.
week to cemetery board
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McCutcheon are to choose
the candidate.
Annie and Aleda Shantz
conducted some games and
contests with the winners
being Eleanor Hemingway,
Jean Bell, Wilma Heming-
way, Edna Pletch and Doris
McCall.
Lunch was then enjoyed.
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THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 15, 1981 A3
A new store
opens in Brussels
sels with the theme "I Need
You". Guest- spew ker is to
be Yvonne Ballagh.
The Majestic Women's
Institute are going by bus to
the Huron Country Play
House in Grand Bend to see
the play "The Music Man"
August 27. Outsiders are
welcome until the tickets are
all sold.
It was decided to sponsor a
girl in the Queen of the Fair
contest. Jean Bell and Marie
At last week's meeting Brussels council
considered the following matters:
Council also expressed some concern over
firemen not showing up for practice and
some of them not knowing how to pump
water out of the Maitland River.
Council received a suggested list of names
for appointment to the cemetery board.
These include Jack Bryans and James
Cardiff from the United Church: Doug
Hemingway and Jim Bowman from the
Presbyterian Church and Wayne Todd from
the Anglican Church, but these will have to
be checked with a lawyer and also to see if a
council representative is needed on the
board.
Council had a deputation from Glen
Bridge and Don Blenkhorn of the Brusiels
Legion wondering if it would be possible for
them -to buy an 8 x 12.6 foot strip of land
behind the Legion but the title will have to
be searched first.
Council also had a deputation from Fire
Chief Howard Bernard and Deputy Fire
Chief Gord (Doc) Stephenson who told them
Brussels was hosting asIvIutual Aid meeting
The July meeting of the
Majestic Women's Institute,
Brussels took the form of the
picnic on the lawn at the
home of Doris McCall. There
were about 50 members and
guests in attendance.
Eleanor Hemingway re-
ported on the District Annual
held in May at Belgrave. The
Area Convention will be held
October 22 and 23' in Brus-
GAINS
cheques of
delivered
BY MURRAY J. ELSTON,
M.P.P. [Huron-Bruce]
The government has an-
nounced that GAINS cheques
will_be_ delivered directly to
senior citizens if the current
postal strike goes beyond
the 15th of July.
J.E. LONGSTAFF
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Saturday 9.12:00
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ON PREMISES
Closed Wednesdays
By Appointment
Brussels main street con-
tinues to pick up and another
new store was added Mon-
day in the former location of
Anna's Dress. Shoppe.
Ken and Liz Cowan open-
ed up Cowan's Country Store
on Monday, which will spec-
ialize in whole and natural
bulk foods.
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Opening itet41,0001* tito Sittall bled,' ilteSS. ..
on July 20. They asked council's permission
to burn an old car out behind the arena as
part of a demonstration.
In a request from Bell Telephone to pass
bylaws regarding their underground cables
on William St. and Elm St. council decided
to send a note to Bell telling them they
weren't happy with some of the things that
had been done on the street and they would
like to see a representative.
Building permits were approved for the
Mennonite Church verandah roof and sid-
ing-$4000; J. L. McCutcheon-pole building-
$8000; Donna Aitcheson-new deck-$500;
Brian Rutledge, new roof-$600; J. Yuill,
new roof-$2000; Ralph Pearson, shingle
kitchen and car garage-$400; Amy Speir-new
roof-$1400.
Councillor Stu Parker asked about places
for trailers for the Morris 125th celebrations.
Since the area for trailers near the wading
pool. is only suitable for four, it was
decided to check with the Brussels agricul-
tural Society to see if possibly the fair-
grounds could by used and with the
Conservation Authority to see if the conserv-
ation aarea could be used.
Morris Township, Past to
Present, the book written by
Jeanne Kirkby of Walton as
part of the township's 125th
birthday celebrations should
be available by Monday.
"It was a really interest-
ing experience," Mrs. Kirk-
by said. "I really enjoyed it
and I kind of miss it".
Doug Whitmore of the
Blyth Printers who printed
the volume had been talking
to Bindery Services of
Hamilton on Tuesday and he
said they were hoping to
have the books bound by
Wednesday..
At a Morris Township
council meeting it was
planned to put the books in
various, printing shops, and
newspaper offices around the
area.
WI will see musical, sponsor queen
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