The Brussels Post, 1972-11-29, Page 13To the Electors of Morris
Township
I ask for your support as candidate
for Councillor in the forthcoming el-
ection.
Robert Gra sby
Dec.4th
VOTE
BARBARA DUNBAR
Grey Twp. Council
To the Electors of Morris:
Having been again nominated for coun-
cil I seek your support at the polls on
December 4th, 1972.
THOS. MILLER
TO the ELECTORS
OF MORRIS TOWNSHIP:
As a candidate for council for 1973-'74,
and having twelve years' experience, your
support would be much appreciated.
M. ROSS SMITH
To the Voters of Grey
Township
Having had four years of experience
as Councillor, I would appreciate your
support once again on December 4th.
Thank you.
DONALD MARTIN
To the Electors of Morris.
Township
For the benefit of those who
do not know me personally, may
1 please introduce myself.
I am 36 years of age and am
employed as a Maintenance
Mechanic at Campbell Soups,
Listowel plant.
I served 12 years In the Royal
Navy, of which Sy2 years I was
on loan to the Royal Canadian.
Navy based at Halifax.
I am a member of the Brus-
sels Legion and also the Legion
Pipe Band. Upon my discharge
from services I was a Scout Lead-
er for six years.
Trusting you will give me the privilege of
serving you as your Councillor. I shall be
pleased to answer any enquiries. If I am
at work, messages may be left at my home.
Sincerely yours,
H.John Skipjack
PHONE 887-6326
To the Electors of Grey
Township
As a candidate for Councillor, I solicit
your vote and influence in the Dec-
ember 4th election. I will serve you
faithfully to the best of my ability.
YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
WM. MOSES
Re-elect George Wesenberg
for
Councillor in Grey Township
on December 4th
for the two year term, 1973-'74.
Thanking all electors for past confidence
and a thank you for your support in
advance this time.
News ei Cranbrooli
relet IVY WOO" dVOUt.
Benmiller district':dream Institute plans for concert
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
The evening group of the
W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs.
Gordon Engel. The president,
Mrs. Stewart Steiss opened the
meeting with a Remembrance
verse "Lest we forget". Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson gave a read-
ing "Simple Things" and a
prayer! "The Lord's MY
Shepherd" was sung and the
Scripture reading was I
Chronicles Chapter 17, verses
1 - 27. "A Soldier's conver-
sation with God" was read. Mrs..
Stevenson gave the treasurer's
report and cards and visits were
recorded. The date of the meet-
ing has been changed to Dec-
ember 13th. The topic on
dooms', was, given by Mrs.
Stevenson! I've Wandered
Far Away From God" was PM
in closing, followed by the
Lord's Prayer. Mrs, Goldwyn
Knight assisted the hostess with
lunch.
Members of the WOmen's In-
stitute are busy practicing for
their Christmas Concert on
December 8.
The Ladies' Aid Bazaar post-
poned froin November 18th, is to
be held on Saturday afternoon.
The Sacrament of Holy
Communion will be celebrated in.
KnoN Church on. December 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Muchan,
London, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Dunn.
Miss Myra McNair, London,
spent the weekend with her
mother,. Mrs. Stuart Mrs. Melvin ,Becicer visited
Xtletuis. In Roseyille. on Sunday.
.Sympathy is extended to the.
*family. of the late Norman Pfeifer
whose death occurred.
Listowel. Memorial Hospital on
November 24.
Carman Fischer,
spent the weeketui with Mr., and.
Mrs. Stanley Fischer,
Mr. and: Mrs. Win, McNair
of London and Mr. and. Mrs,.
Gerald Huether and girls of
St. Catharines visited over the
week end with. Mr. and. Mrs.
Glenn Huether,
Members from the Auburn
and Dungannon Branches of the
Woreell's Institute and ladies
lrom the Community Joined the
Tiger Dunlop W.I. for the October
meeting when Peter Ivey of
London who has purchased the
Gled hill Woollen Mill and the
Pfrimmer Feed Mill at Ben-
miller discussed his undertaking.
He said he would try to give an
outline of his plans and his
dreams for the two buildings.
Mr. Ivey first came to Ben-
miller 45 years ago as a young
lad with his mother to buy blan-
kets at the Mill, and then he came
back again a few years ago and
saw a "For Sale" •sign in, front
of the Woollen Mill, so with his
sister Joanne as a partner lie
bought the building and later also
purchased ,pfrimmer Feed Mill.
Their dream was to renovate
the Woollen Mill PO make it
into a CountrY Hotel, a Place
like an English old Cbuntry
Hotel, where a person can go
for a weekend and get away
from it all. He said the 90 year
old building, is in very good
shape, and renovation is quite
easy.
The old barn board construc-
tion will be kept to mix with
the country setting. The main
floor will have a lounge and a
dining room, and about 12 bed-
rooms on the upper floor each
with its own bathroom. Mr.
Ivey stated that the place will
not be a public place but member-
ship will be available.
To, make the place a big
Convention Hall was never his
idea. The Pond he said will be
stocked and private fishing will
be allowed. As for the PfriMeler
Mill, there are many things that
can be preserved there, es-
pecially the big turbine, he
said. He plans someday in
generating his own power and
heat both buildings electrically.
He also plans on making living
quarters for the staff needed for
the operation.
Maybe a Craft room will be
added especially Textile Craft
and he says it is not too feas-
able but perhaps someday there
may be a Benmiller blanket pro-
duced again, providing he can
find someone to operate the
looms.
Mr. Ivey said he was grateful
for the opportunity to share his
ideas with the group and said he
was ready to answer any ques-
tions put to him.
The first questioner asked if
he would remove the high fence
around his property. Mr.Ivey
said no, but that he would lower
it, as it does look a bit like a
concentration camp."
"When will he have open
house?" About May 1973 is
expected and he assured the
ladies that they would be invited
to tour the building, as a group,
as soon as it is safe to have
visitors.
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TO the ELECTORS.
OF GREY TOWNSHIP:
Having served two years on the council,
I'm asking for your support once again
on December 4th as councillor.
I thank you,
CLIFFORD W. BRAY
THANK YOU
Your contribution to Christmas
Seals is gratefully acknowledged
and will be directed towards the
fight against tuberculosis
and other respiratory
desease%
Your TB Grid RD Association
THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 29, 1972-13