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The Brussels Post, 1980-03-19, Page 10NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: I HAVE A LOT 0 YES NO ROYAL HOMES BOX 370 WINGHAM 357-2444 THE ROYAL HOME 4,11, •1? ;4.1, q-1,rts 4,1,:st,,, 44, CI CUSTOM BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR YOU q SUPERIOR STRUCTURE WITH QUALITY MATERIALS AND EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP q NEW 1980 ENERGY SAVING INSULATION R 42 CEILING; R 20 WALLS Ei BUILT COMPLETE SO YOU CAN MOVE INTO YOUR NEW HOME FAST: El WARRANTY THAT COUNTS HUDAC - 5 YEARS SEE FOR YOURSELF VISIT OUR MODEL HOME AND TOUR THE PLANT WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE: nIlLAND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS LTD. (Formerly Ronnenberg Insurance Agency) MONKTON 347-2241 INCOME TAX BRUSSELS 887-6663 PREPARATION • FILING • CONSULTING 0, HIGH RATES ON G.I.C. INVESTMENTS ALLEY Larone's 527-1960 ,•1-4 ,\•;/ 4, ; v. A ")il ei:1 nSeaforth c THE BRUSSELS POST MARCH. 19,, 1980 Homemade solid chocolate candy is a precious Easter treat for any boy or girl. This rich chocolate comes from an old family recipe which adds extra quality. Also, all the ingredients are available for creating your own Easter basket. If you like, we will make one especially for you. GRASB1( William' James Grasby of' Brussels died at Victoria Hospital in, London on Tues- day March 11, He waS 69. He was. .born in Morris Township, son of . the late, James Grasby rtid Elizabeth Michie, He was a farmer and was a Member of the Brus- sels United Church. Surviving are a sister, Mrs, Adah Smith, of Brussels and one brother, Robert of Morris Township. Funeral and committal ser- vices were held from the Brussels chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home on Thursday, March 13, with Rev. Eric LeDrew officiating. Temporary entombment is in the Brussels Cemetery Chapel with spring interment in the Brussels cemetery to follow. MRS. JOHN MASON Mrs. John Maion formerly of East Wawanosh Township died Saturday, March 8 at the home of her granddaughter (Julia) Mrs. Harold Capener where she had made her home for the past few years. She was 85. The former Ethel Clark was born in Hensall on October 10, 1895 and was a 4-,ughter of the late James k ark and Christine I3engough of Hensall. During her early life she vorked as an operator for Kell Telephone. She was marred on June 9, 1915 in Hensall to John Mason who pre-deceased her, in December of 1960. Following their marriage they lived in East Wawanosh Township. Mrs. Mason was a member of the Calvin-Brick United Church in East Wawanosh. Surviving are five sons and four daughters-Mrs. Mildred Towers • of Toronto, Mrs. Parker (Mary) Campbell of Wingharn, Mrs. Fleming (Dorothy) Johnston of Bluevale, Mrs, John (Lois) Rea of Mississauga, Kenneth of RR1, Belgrave, Harold of Kincardine, Alfred of Winghatn, Lloyd of Lucan, Robert of Sarnia. Also, surviving are 26 grand- children and 15 great-grand- children. She was pre-deceased by two sisters, Elizabeth Anderson *~ and Myrtle Kilpatrick and one brother Alfred. Clark. • Funeral services took place Tuesday, March 11 at the Currie-Walker 'Funeral Home with Rev. John Roberts officiating. The final resting place is the Brandon Cemetery at Belgrave. MRS. C. M. McCLAUGHLIN ,Mrs. Luella May Mc- Lauchlin (nee Ross) wife of the late R.J. McLauchlin died Wednesday, March 12 at the Callander Nursing Home in Brussels in her 93rd year. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Doris Swartman of Sioux Lookout and a brother Dr. J. V. Ross of London. She was pre-deceased by her husband R.J. McLauchlin in 1960 and two sisters, Mrs. Monro Blain (Marjorie), 1W ,s Gertrude Ross and one brother Dr. George Ross of Wingham. She was bOrn in Brussels and was daughter of the late David C. Ross and Maria Jane Ames. She was a mem- ber of the Brussels United Church. Funeral and committal ser- vices were held from the Brussels, Chapel of the M.L, Watts Funeral HOme on Saturday, March 'IS with Rev. Eric LeDrew officiating. Temporary entombment is in' the Brussels Cemetery Chap- el with spring interment to follow in the Brussels Ceme- tery. T.E.L. BERNARD Thomas Earl Ledgerwood Bernard died at ffuronview Nursing Home in Clinton on Sunday, March 9 at the age of 90. He was born in Morris Township and was the son of the late Thomas Bernard and Sarah Ledgerwood, He was pre-deceased by his wife, the former Annie Alcoek in 1978. He was a farmer and was a member of St. John's Angli- can Church in Brussels. Surviving are two daugh- ters, Jane (Mrs. Jack Mc- Ewing) and Mary (Mrs. Harold. East), both ,of Bullett Township; three sons, Thomas of Morris, George of Clinton and Howard, of Brus- sels, Also surviving are 23 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren, He was pre-deceased by one brother, William Ber- nard of Morris Township and one sister Mrs, Elizabeth Craig of Blyth and two vandchildren, Funeral and committal ser. vices were held from St. John's Anglican Church in. Brussels on Wednesday with Rev. Dan. Sargent officiating, Temporary entonlbrOnt is at the PriIssels ceMetery Chapel with spring interment to follow in the Brussels Cemetery, Pallbearers were Alf Nichol, Dan LiebtV, John. Van Dem Assam, Adam Smith,, Carson Watson and Clarence McCuteheon. I- 414WwWWW&W.,:4-fi.IQa00:o.:40.4at.24Za,:i;;44,:i4ltWattat1=414. r.i'roTr‘li't.1!'it/vittiliVA.41.01i4tt$513titS40,6,A3tItitaittrot4111014teittilittitiattP1 ,`; EASTER CANDIES h DING Boys and girls can step out in their Easter fashions found among our new Spring styles and colors. Fancy dresses, jackets and raincoats will provide delight and good looks. Delightful Spring colors blossom in our seldction of tops, and blouses. Some boys and girls short sleeve tops are on sale as a pre-Easter special---25% off. It's great fun for boys and girls to color and decorate eggs for Easter. See our large selection of Easter decorating supplies as well as our attractive Rust Craft greeting cards.