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16 THEE BRuSS 1-$ POST, OCTOBER 25, 1678
THE GONG SHOW — From the looks of things here, an apt name for the
people who participated when the Optimists held a Brussels fest on
Saturday. These people, who called their act Sex, won the prize of a toilet
plunger for being the worst act of the day. .In the picture are George
Contest here for reeve
Langlois (unidentified subject behind him Gord Finch, Bruce Wilbee,
Brian Huether, Ray Adams, Greg Wilson and the lead singer Ruth
.Hinton. (Photo by Langlois)
Mail strike causes Post problems
(Continued from Page 1 .)
Deputy reeve Toni Miller is in by
acclamation and councillors Ross Procter
and Bob. Grasby are running again for
council and so is a newcomer, Clare Van
Camp.
In Grey Township Roy Williamson is in
again as reeve by acclamation as is the new
deputy .reeve,. Leona Armstrong. She
replaces Cliff Bray who decided not to run
again. Running for the council positions are
(Continued from, Page 1)
could put a storm drain down the road and
we'd do it under MTC and get Burns-Ross
(engineers) to do it," Reeve Krauter told the
Grey township councillors. -
Grey reeve Roy Williamson suggested
putting a catch basin on the east side of the
street and running six or eight inch tiles
underneath. Reeve Krauter said that the
Brussels idea was to pick up that water and
go down the street past Watts Funeral
Home.
current members John. Gillis and John
Johnston, newcomers Ed Krauter, Lyle
Pettapiccc and a former council member
Charles Thomas.
For the public school board Donald
McDonald is in by acclamation and the
police village trustees are Ronald Cardiff,
William Dobson and Phyllis Pfeiffer. •
That's the way things stood at press time
on Tuesday but candidates had until five
o'clock Tuesday afternoon to remove their
n ames from the nomination list.
"Whichever way it goes, there's a cost
involved," Reeve Krauter said and wanted
to know if Grey would go in with Brussels on
the balance of the cost.
Grey agreed to this and the two councils
decided that Grey should be responsible for
50 per cent of the cost not covered by MTC.
The postal strike creates
problems, for everybody and
particularly for weekly news-
papers who depend on the
post office not only to
distribute papers to its
subscribers but also to bring
in correspondence and
advertising copy.
Despite the strike and
thanks to the conscientious
manner in which the majority
of the post offices serving
this area are carrying on
their duties, most sub-
scribers in Huron and Perth
received last. week's paper
and also will receive their
papers • this week. Most
correspondence too was
received in time for inclusion
in the paper .
There will be other sub-
Brussels, townships agree onapartment deficit