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With silver oxide batteries for over 2600 hours of use. 41/16x 21/2x%". 115-626 ... . . . . ... , 28.95 ncw 7Q FOR I %-/ Seaforth A CALCULATOR FOR EVERY NEED •.Bob. & Betty's. Variety &. Gifts OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 am. till 11. P.M. 527-1680 LEVI Prewashed Reg. Jeans $21? $22? $22” :1$19:" SPECIALS Match Your Jeans Up With A Smart Levi Plaid or Checked Shirt LEVI Prewashed Wide Legs LEVI Girls' Wide Legs LEVI Cords. COLOUR TO 0400 PROM amp AIN CORNER-CLINTON Obituaries Sturgeon Falls couple visits Ethel A donation of $100 for the Woodstock Relief Fund was approved at the August meeting of the Brussels C.W.L. on Tuesday, August 21 which was opened with the celebration of mass dur- ing which Father Sonderup installed the new executive. The president, Mrs. Irene Blake presided for business and after the reports were given and correspondence read, several discussions took place. The meeting agreed to urge the Parish council to do as it had done and give a $100.00 donation to the Woodstock Relief The Huron County Federation of Agriculture at their Regional Meetings on Sept. 6, at the Huron Cen- tennial School, Brucefield and the East Wawanosh School at Belgrave are having informed speakers on the recently announced Pro- vincial Equalizations Factors. These new factors may have a desvastating effect on the 1980 tax bills of farmers in any one of the Townships in Huron County, with the exception of Hay. the proposed increases for 1980 taxes range from a low of approximately 6 mills in East Wawanosh (or 548.00 During the week August 13-19, 1979, OPP officers at Wingham detachment con- ducted forty-one investi- gations. Nine charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act and twelve warnings were issued. Two charges were laid under the Liquor Licence Act. Three charges were laid under the Criminal Code. During the week, there were three motor vehicle collisions which caused an estimated $2,900.00 in prop- erty damage and injuries to one person. On Friday, August 17, Brian F. Crongwright of Wingham was involved in a single car accident on Albert St., west of Arthur Street in Turnberry Township when mune is I BERG :Sales — Servicd I Installation FREE ESTIMATES ° Barn Cleaners I ° Bunk Feeders ° Stabling Donald G. Ives I R.R.#2, Blyth I Brussels 887-9024 Fund. Members agreed to give as much help as possible to the two refugee families adopted by the parish. The annual bazaar on December 1, was discussed. One more order for insignia pins will be sent and interested members are asked to contact the secretary as soon as possible. Invitations will be sent to surrounding area churches to attend the September meet- ing which will feature speak- ers on the. Billings method of natural family planning. Several readings were given, and lunch was served by Mrs. John Blake. on an average 100 acre farm) to a tremendous increase in McKillop of approximately 40 mills (or $320.00 on an average 100 ac. farm). Perhaps the residents of the rural Townships will want an explanation for these sudden and drastic changes. William Alcock, Deputy Clerk-Treasurer for Huron County will be at the Feder- ation of Agriculture Meeting at Brucefield. Floyd Jenkins, Regional Assessment Com- missioner for Huron-Perth will be at the Federation of Agriculture Meeting at Bel- grave. Both meetings will commence at 8:30. his vehicle crossed the north- bound traffic -lane, entered the north ditch and rolled over. Mr. Congrwright re- ceived minor injuries as a result of the accident. MRS. THOS. A. GRASBY A former resident of Morris Township, Mrs. Mary L Grasby, widow of the late Thos. A. Grasby, died in Huronview, Clinton, on. Wednesday, August 22, 1979, in her 93rd year. Mrs. Grasby, the former Mary Isabel Nesbit, came to Canada from Yorkshire, England in 1923. Her husband predeceased her in 1960. She was also pre- deceased by 4 brothers and 3 sisters. She is survived by her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Annie McNichol and Mrs. Margaret Nesbit both of Blyth, and several neices and nephews. Mrs. Grasby rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, where the service was held on Saturday August 25, 1979. The Rev. James Broadfoot of St. Pauls Anglican Church, Clinton. officiated, assisted by Rev. C. L. Wittich of Blyth United Church. Inter- ment was at Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave. The Pallbearers were all nephews; David Nesbit, Lawrence Nesbit, John A. Nesbit, Harvey Bradshaw, Ken Johnston, and Gordon Nicholson. Flower bearers were Robert Nesbit and Audrey McNichol. GERTRUDE ADELE SAUVE Gertrude Adele Sauve (Grandma), 91 of Brussels died suddenly as the result of a car accident on. Tuesday, August 21. She was born in West- meath on July 28, 1888. In 1909 she married Edward Sauve in Ottawa. The Sauves later moved to Massey where they lived for 40 years. Mrs. Sauve was pre-deceased by her husband in 1971. Mrs. Sauve lived with her daughter-in-law Ruth and son Clayton in Sudbury before the family moved to Brussels in 1974. She became a resident of the Callander Nursing Home in Brussels in 1978. Surviving are two sons, Archie in Walford Station and Clayton in Brussels, five grandchildren, Glen Sauve of Saskatoon, Dale Sauve of Lambton, John Sauve of Sudbury, Sandra Cowan of Blyth and Beth Crawford of Atwood. Funeral Services were held at Massey United Church on Saturday, August 25 with Rev. Hope Jackson of- ficiating. Burial took place in the Massey Protestant Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dale Sauve, Bob McGaulley, John Lees, Donald Lees, Mel Sawyer and Bob Brandon. Classified Ads pay divid- ends. Correspondent MRS. CLIFF BRAY 887-6086 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brem- ner visited on Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Bev Morgan of Cookw ood. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McTag- gart of Brussels visited with Mrs. Douglas Wardlaw on the weekend. Mrs. Andy Bremner is back home after being in Wingham hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gene-Guy Quesnel of Sturgeon Falls visited with Bob Ellsmore's of R.R. 1, Ethel and friends in Ethel on the weekend. Miss Kathleen Harbottle of Sarnia visited with Brenda Bremn er on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McFarlane of Listowel visit- ed with. Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Raynard on Sunday. WANTED LIARS - Brusselsfest Sept. 22, 1979 6,- THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 29, 1979 CM. donates to Woodstock Phone: Tax increases will be topic at F of A meetings OPP Reports MAITLAND VALLEY Insurance Agency Ltd. [formerly Ronneberg's] Auto - Fire - Casualty - Life BRUSSELS ONKTON Murrayurray Siddall 887-6663 347-2241 BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 111/8 Trust Certificates - 5 yrs. Maitland Valley Financial Consultants Ltd.