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Ethel, Ont.
Phone Brussels 86 -r -B.
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are right.
We have the beat ,in permanent pastures at the
prices.
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I CERSOLL, ONTAPIO.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of WILLIAM HENRY
RINEHART deceased,
Ml Plaints against the 'Estate of
Wililain Henry Rinehart, late or
M'tsltcgnn, Michigan. who tied on
the 23rd day of May. 144 a'- ;n-
rinlrerl to forward full evil,"c:'s 1u
flims' claims, duly verifi'-d. to the
I ,e„ier;i.ened by the 2Sth day of Jon'.
1'117, after• which (Int e the assets of
the Estate will he distriLuted, having
regard only to the claims Orin
4.
FRAM' DONELLY, K,C.
Dederick Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate,
3t UEVALE
George Yeo died at his home, Con-
cession three Turnherry, in his
SSth year an Wednesday, after a
short illness. The funeral service
was held for the United Church, Fri-
day. The pastor. Rev, A. G.
Hewitt o0flciating. Basial was in
Wdngham Cemetery, 'Phe pallbearers
were. Andrew Adams, Thomas
Shearer, Harvey Timen, Andrew
Miller, Raymond Elliott, James
Elliott. Mr. Yeo was a son of the
late Robert Yeo, a pioneer. and had
livel all his life in the township.
He was married in 1903 to Miss
Susanna Reynard, of Ethel, who
survives, with three sons; Clendon,
of Southampton. Sperling of this
village, and Wesley at hone; four
grandchildren; brother William, of
the same concession, and his young-
est sister. Mrs, Fences Demman,
London, Mrs. Yeo was one of a i'ssnlly
of 13.
(M-;tu a e"t7
George Yeo
George Yeo, a life-long resident of
this community, died at his home,
eon. 3 Turnberry, on Wednesday in
his RSth year, following a short i1l-
ness. He was the son of pioneer
Parents. born and raised on the farm
which he successfully operated until
a shorttime ago. He is survived by
his wife, the former Susanah Ray-
nerd
aynerd of Ethel, and three sons, Clete
dao,.Southampton; Sperling, Blue-
! vale; ant Wesley. at home; one
brother, Wililam, Bluevale; and one
i sister, Mrs. Denman, London. He
WOG predecased by three brothers
and six sisters, Robert and John
of Bluevale. Joseph of London,
hirs. Ring of Toronto, Mrs. Har-
! bottle of Onanbrook, Mrs. 3, J.
Denman and Mrs. Andrew Holmes
of Bluevale, Mrs. Hatfield of Michi-
t gen. and Mrs. Walker of Toronto.
Following a privet funeral ser-
vice at his residence on Friday
afternoon, a public service was
held at the Bluevale United Chbroh.
of which Mr. Yeo was a nmenmber.
Services were conducted by Rev.
A. G. Hewitt. The pallbearers, all
neighbors, were Andrew Adams,
Thomas Shearer, 'Harvey Thant,
Andrew Miller, ,Fames Elliott, and
Raymond Elliott. Burial was in
Wingham cemetery.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
MORRIS
Miss Mary Syang of Exeter te•ss'h-
ing staff was a week end visitor tt•itlt
Barbara Michie.
Jas. and Mrs. Mishie and ,lir:.
Mrs Isabella Vole, Myth. attended
the Coir -Galbraith we4f1Mg in first
St. Andrew's Malted Church, London
on Saturday.
Mrs, Roht, Granby was a week end
visitor In London with rela'ives,
Mr. and Mrs. l0r-n. St,ir and lir.
Matthew Patyrt'' of 51ru•or' .pent the
we, It enol with ,Tnhu n11 .les gip' is'.
Mk, Laura Spelt. :af rhe• !Alt TV.
pial iCite•1r"nor is spr'i tilt's hr
var•:rtion at the home- of her parent a. I
Over 30 members of the .Tial •stie
Women's Institute attenriel the 37th
anniversary celebration of the
founding of Wont en's hest i f otos
Which was held at tine 0.,\,C.,
Guelph,
John and Mrs, Speir and family
attended the Richardson reunion
which was held at Seaforth Lions
Park on Saturday, Mune 21st,
Mrs. Ella Merritt of Grimsby
spent a few days at the horns of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Armstrong 'he
former's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'I'. Amstong
attended the McTavish reunion
pinnic held at Moorefield Park on
Saturday, June 21st.
CRAN.J,aROOK
Wm, and Mrs. Cameron and Baugh•
ter Mrs, Art Marshall, her inrehand
Arthur Marshall and little daughter
Beth, all of South Orange, \..J., spent
several days last week with Mrs.
Wm. Cameron Sa•„ and Calvin and
Mrs. Cameron.
Miss Kate McNabb, teacher. is
home for her summer vacation.
The last meeting of the Mission
Band until school re -opens in Sept-
ember was held on Monday after
school. Brief opening exorcists
were presided over by Miss A. For-
rest, after which games were played
in the church shed. Lunch was
served et the close by members of
the W.M.S.
There will be a showing of Nation-
al Film Board pictures at the Clan- halves, L, Ryan. C. Ryan, F. O'Oon-
brook school on Thursday night at nor; forwards, W. O'Sullivan, tic -
S o'elook, cr �Tt
W -dli,sday, .,Juan 2.5t14, ANI
Walton Defeated
Wade, D lau:rl. o it 1.
GREY
By St. Columban Connor; Subs, McGraw, Rowland Deputy Reeve S. Machan[ and Mrs.
Meehan attended the County liomes
Showing some of last years power 1''a1i °tt— :a1, ('cots; b"(.11'•'i,::,: Convention held in the Royal Con•
which won the championship of the phreys, Taylor; halves, R. Dol
Huron Football Association. St. Reetl, McCall; For war Is.,
Velum -ban edged out Walton 9 to 1 Bennett. Traviss, 1,. Doltuage,
in a Clean, well -played soccer game R' Love•
at St. Columban We;nesday night.
During the first half of the game.
St. Columban had control of the
play. hut the excellent tending of
Coots in the Walton goal kept the
first half scoreless. About 10 min-
utes after the second half got under
way, J. O'Connor scored for St. Col-
umban with a close -in shot after a
scramble in front of the goal. live
minutes later, Delaney tallied the
second one for 5t. Columban by
clicking on a well -passel kick.
Walton, displaying a great burst
of powers, kept St. Columban in
ihei'r own end of the field for some
time. Welton finally scored on a
tricky shot from far nu: by Les
Do•Image. O'Sullivan put the game
on ice soon afterwards when he
went in on the Walton goalie alone.
lured him out of position and bang -
ad home the winning counter.
St. Columban—goal, V. Murray;
backs, 0'. Murray, T. Murary;
mase, naught Hn[-I. Hantikc.0 this weeg,
L Love. ;yr other metnhw•3 of the
It. County Home Committee,
Miss Glenna Machan is visiting in
Ite•fer•'r---Tt'ils',n ,\Ili:[. ITe,t:utl. Ri.'tthenr with her sister, Mrs. Doug.
Whitfield.
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FOR THE ROUND TRiP
Good going all day Monday,
June 30th, until 2 p.m. Tuesday,
July lst.
RETURN LIMIT; Leave destination
not later than midnight Wednes•
day, July 2nd.
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