The Brussels Post, 1962-03-29, Page 4FORMER BRUSSELS RECTOR CRANBROOK
NAMED RURAL DEAN
Rt, Rev. E, S. Reed, Bishop of
Ontario has appointed Rev. Maurice
Me. K. G. Nelson conducted the
service in Molesw.orth Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. Mr. WarA0
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Occupied the pulpit inCranbrook and, , ..4„ to be Rural Dean of Lanark" fed a'
Period of three years. He was un- Ethel.
animously elected to this position i Cranbrook 4-H Club Girls
i by the Clergy of the Lanark Deanery 1 , Fifth Meeting • . They are the children who live
at a recent meeting in Smiths Falls. 1 The fifth meeting of Crattbrook 1 outside of those areas weere treat-
' Mr, Oldham went from, Merrick Summer 'Sewers was held at the I Meet centres are located. They are -
vele in Ontario Diocese to Clayton+ home of Mrs. Wilfred Strickler on the children in those rural and
in June 1056 and Is rector of St. 'who Thursday night, March 15tb. Ten remote areas of.he province who
t George's. Clayton; Innis- members wore present. MISS l eeeuire residential care. They are the
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