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YE) ’Ist T0 nPr Ke ,iiillfli7.95 ""' 3.95 ........... 4. 95 ........ 2.95 $3323.98 Itanfield’s :ks Pants. ....... 1.45 PRICE. Ties ’ants NE 150 Cleaners! ale re Hats. CBC RADIO It CANADA'S SOUND PICTORIAL Mrs. J. H. Barringer visited with her daughter, Mrs. Basil Stephens, Scarboro, on Thursâ€" dsy .of last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Payne are spending the next few weeks in St. Petersburg, Fla. Attend the Church of your choice on Sunday. E A TRIP TOBERMUDA Deputy Reeve J. H. Mc- Knight and Mrs. McKnight of Gavan, were visitors with Mrs. P. Stinson in Cobourg recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allin and Mr. Thos. Allin have re- turned home from a seven weeks trip which book Mr. and Mrs. Allin Jr. to Califirnia where they visited Mrs. Allin’s brother. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McKnight and family of Orillia, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dean and daugh- ter Donna, 015 Garden Hill, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs- J. H. McKnigh't. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Crowley were visitors with Toronto friends last Thursday. Flying Officer M. J. Neave of Godrich was a Sunday visi- tor with Mr. and Mr. Clifford Allin, and Mr. Thos. Allin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mc- Mahon of. Cobourg were week endw'isitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lav. M. Fallis . St. Thomas’ Church, Milllmok Feb. 22, 8 pm; Admission-25c . No. 7. The: M in colour pictures A! Mrs. F. Lowery convener of the drapery committee report- ed they had bought material for five pairs of drapes and had the same made up and hung in the rectory. A letter of appieciation was read from the Rector and his wife Mr. and Mrs. H. C Quinn. eF ‘JLQCLI‘y meeting of the Vim . s Gui 1d of St. Thomas’ Church, Millbrook, was held Wednesday evening at the Home of Mrs. T. A. Campbell, 'with a good attendance. The :president, Miss Kent, opened the meeting with pray- er. The secretary, Mrs Fred Lowery read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved. Treasurer, Mrs. Fowler, gave her report which showed a, substantial balance on hand. Mrs. H. A. Turner, card secretary, reported send- ing four cards to the sick. We also made .our final plans for our Home Baking Sal-e to be held at Coulter’ s store Feb. 9th. Plans for catering fofiéde ding February 23rd were made. The meeting closed with pray- er. Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs. G. H. Laneashire and Mrs. F. Low- ery. Mar-ch meeting to be held at the rectory. was. 'r. A. CAMPBELL HOSTESS TO GUILD‘ II WEDGE, ONTARIO, CANADA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1957 Elmer.â€"In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mrs. William Elmer who pas- sed away February 17th, 1950. Within our minds your face is clear, The love you gave us we hold dear. Each day we try to meet its test, ‘ -The\way we hope you’d think is best. â€"Ever remembered by hu‘sL band William Elmer, sows Wm: Norman and John, daughters Mary and Sarah. Editor of the Cobourg Senti- nel-Star, Foster Russell and son, having a conference with Reeve Geo. F. Harrington and Mrs. Harrington. This was on Sunday and- we were pleas- ed to note that M12. Russell knew us even though» wexhad our Sunday clothes on. Mr. James Albert Smith do- ing some kind of a circus act on the icy road Saturday morn- ing. In fact. he sliced off most of the cedar trees between the Millbrook Creamery and Brem- ner’s Garage as .though he had had a huge scythe to do the work with. Ofeourse it was his car that did the neat job. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE Will be held in the Legion Hall on Thursday, February 21. at 8.30 under auspices of Ladies' Auxiliary to Canadian, Legion Branch No. 402, Millbrook. A draw for an 8 pound chicken will be held. Prizesâ€"Lunch. Everyone welcome. Admission Words cannot. express our heartfelt thanks for all acts of kindness, messages of sym- pahy and floral tributes from our neighbours, friends and relations,with special thanks to- Rev. H. C. Quinn and J. A couple‘of lads with an air 1ifle shooting ata squinel high up on a tree branch near Miss Hetherington’ ’5 home. The determined lads fired ove1 2000 shots at the little fellow, but could not chase. him. from his high bobbing perch. \Ve- won.- der if the marksmen failed to realize that their air rifle shots were falling short of their mark, or were they practising for the next Olympic games after hearing that a \Vindsor \oung man had 11 on the gold medal in Australia last fall. Seen on King Street A large number of rubber necks including “yours truly” watching cars trying to make the hill during the freezing rain. Great sport if you’re mt driving the ear, but. quite' different when it happens to V011. Duriagzl‘he chk Miss Ida Williams one of our local health nurses with a small stew tin in her hand all ready to stop and cook herself some gruel to warm hers-elf up in case another cold snap should bob up. W. Haw, funeral director. dur- ing the illness and recent sad bereavement of a loving hus- band and father. Mary, Shirley and Donald Morton. ' A child’s shoe on the side‘ walk. Evidence ’ah'atmsoxne youngster was either scared out; of its boots at some ‘of the dogs that roam the streets, or in a big hurry. to go some place. CARD 0F THANKS TEE MOB-REPORTER Authorized, a 2nd class mail IN MEMORIAM Her pastor,. Rev. W. H. Heustin of Grace Presbyterian Church, conducted her funeral service on' Monday, February 11, at the Haw Funeral Home, Millbrook, basing his remarks on the text, “Thanks be unto (:od for His unspeakable gifts” which he felt included such a fine mother, Whose Christian Faith envabhed‘ her to be a source of inspiration, solace and comfort to many troubled souls, and whose regular at- tendance and active participa- tion in; her church services, and its women’s group undertak- ings, was much appreciated. She was a life-member of Grace \\’.JL\'I..S. In her passing, our Commuti- ity has lost a very splendid woman“ hallowed by all who new 119T. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. George A. H. Lowery, 33 Savona Dr., Toron- to, wish to announce the birth of a son on February 9th, 1957, at Women’s College Hospital. A brother for Maureen. CASH for dead or crippl- ed Horses and Cows. ' Top price for old horses. Small animals removed free. Telephone collect Keene 83w1, if no answer Peterborough Ri-2-4330. Barrett Fur Farm Hrs Ada. 3. Armstrong Entered into rest, at Civic Hospital, Preterboro‘ugh7 Satur- day, February 9th,1957,Ada B. Smith Fraserville R. R. 1, beloved Wife of the late John M. Armstrong dear mother of John .D.," Fraser'ville R.R., Mrs. Ernest J 4. Powle'll (Jessie) Millbrook, Kenneth, Fraser- ville R.R., Ross, Peterborough, and Gerald, Fraserville R ..R. Interment was in Millbrook Presbyterian Cemetery, with Messrs. Budd Goss, Bewdley, Bill Smith, Port Hope, John Armstrong, Toronto, Sandy Theobald, Brockville, Stanley Cann, PieIti'e‘rborough, Richard Wood, Millbrook, the pallbear- Besides her immediate family she is survived by four grand- children, Nancy and Karen Powell, Sharon and Allen Arm: strong; and five sisters Mrs. W. W. Kennedy, Mrs. H. J. Gross. Mrs. F. Hannah, and Mrs. H. Bray, Bewdley. Ont- ario, Mrs. F. Kennedy, Regina, Sash: and three brothers Mr. Fred J ; SIhifff', Carl J. Smith and Hector Smith, Port Hope. ors. Farmers Attention The many floral tributes, and the large attendance at the servi-cehtestified to the high esteem in' which she and her family are held. FOR SALE Good Dry Gob Born EXCELLEI‘I‘ FEED FOR ‘HOGS AND CA'n'rLE ' Phone Port Hope Turner 5-2425 Dead Stock! ’ “Obituary gamma} PETERBOROUGH SKATING CLUB PLEASE-S CRDWD The carnival held Monday night was a big success as far as the skating exhibition put on» by a number of the Peter- borough Skatiing Club mem- bers was concerned. Our own local~ girl, Helen Wright, who belongs to this club, performed with them and was right up there with the rest of the skaters as far as ability on the blades was concerned. After an hour of this splendid show, the crowd was treated to a fine exhibition hockey match between the local E-.P.L. team and Stoney"s Junior Petes from l’eterb-orouszh. -' Between Heaven and Hell' The local boys, short their scoring are Ted McDowell, were beaten 6 to 1, but put up a fine game against the more ex- perieneed visitors, and if good luck around the nets had fav- oured them instead of the visi- tors there may have been a dif- ferent result. Both goalies ex- celled themselves, as close in and long-shots were again and again turned away empty handed by both net minders, hmvever, you cannot stop them all, and after a scoreless first period the Stoney’s were able to count '2 in the‘seeon'd go, giving them a good advantage in starting the third period, in which they scored 4 to our 1, which gave the visitors the bis- cuit by 6 to 1. A very large number turned out to see the two worthy ex- hibitions. This game proved without question that fans who have not been attending the E.P.L. games are the ones who are missing out, as the quality of h'ockey played is high class and fast. The pros. and modern coaches of National League tactics style being in evidence, as passing the puck hat become much more common than in past years. "FIRST TRAVELLING SALESLADY” With Ginger. Rogers . and Barry Nelson THIS ERI; ‘-AND SAT. With Robert Wagner and (Terry Moore Adult Entertainment In Technicolor Dnand Mrs. E Receive Visas in Woe; to U.S.A., $2.50 They were commissioned as missionaries of the Gospel of Jesus Christ at the evening service in the Peoples Church, Toronto on February 10th. They leave next week for New Burma 'S'S Kq aouaqi 11.1012 Cloud for Beirut, Lebanon, where they will be engaged in Arabic language study for the rest of this year. Later they plan to work in Iraq as medical missionaries spreading the Gospel as Witnesses for Christ, and healing the sick as com- imanded by Jesus. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Belch have neceived their visas as authorized by the Lebanese consul to go to Lebanon. Having taken over the repair shop at the Chapman Garage, Millbrook, I will be at your service at all times, and solicit a share of your business. A Home-made Baking and Candy Sale will be held in the Millbrook Waiting Room on Saturday, February, 16th, be- ginning at 3 O’clock. This sale is under the auspices of the Grace Presbyterian @hurch? Ladies’ Aid. They Will be at the evening service in Grace Presbyterian Church of which Dr. Belch is a. member next. Sabbath evening, February 17th at 7 p.m. A social hour Will be- held in the Church Hall after the service. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this service. BAKING SALE SATURDAY Marilyn Monroe In the Romantic Comedy Hit ”Bus Stop" With Don Murray NEXT MON. TOWED. A In Technicolor “'é ‘-. NOTICE 0. G. Urry