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Phone Collect 'GH RI 28827 Dle Study 8 PM. L; Friday, 8 PM. 'elcome to All IN CAI-ADA >F CAVAN ?m. Storms REPORTER Awaits You 11: 10:00 A.M. 11 AM. 7.30 PM. CO. LTD. 11:15 am. 11:15 AM- 10:00 AM. 9:45 AM. 11:00 AM. 7:30 PM. 2:30 PM. 7:00 PM. 11713â€"61 9:45 am. :30 pm. 10 AM. 15 AM. 3 RM. “~3N0 old- style beer bottles will be‘ redeemed by Brewers’ Retail Stores ’ after June 9 1962 After this date ' only the space- saving compact amber bottles will continue to be refundable , ' BREWERS’ WAREHOUSING CO. LTD. FROM THE BREWERS’ RETAIL STORES him a clxance to provevthat people at The Bank really do make the important difference in farm banking. When you need a "a" Your Toronto-Dominion Bank manager probably knows more about tobacco farming than y0u think. He knows how you operate : . . he’s aware of your marketing problems and the economic ups and downs that affect your plans and hopes . . . and, most of all, he knows that when a tobacco farmer wants a loan he usually wants it _ in a hurry; You’ll find that because he understands your problems " so well he’s ready and willing to ofier the kind of help you needâ€"- whether it’s a short-term loan to cover fertilizer or the complete - cost of taking off a crop, or a long-term loan that will help you to put in permanent irrigation facilities. Call in to see him and give we try to be a little more helpful! :. 'E. LIESEMER, MANAGER, MILLBRDO'K BRANCH THE 11114133001: REPORTER, BEAUTIFUL MLLBROOK, om? (to approve the Budget for 1962. Messrs. Hopkins, Agnew, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. Nortthey and Mr. Thompson present. The Board conducted Mr. Creighton on a tour of the school and pointed out types of construction, after which a proposed remodelling of the school was discussed. This cov ered the enlarging of 2 class- \rooms to [comply with rtfile loâ€" cal Fire Marshal’s request to move the Kindergarten .to a lower floor, also the construc. tion of new washrooms and st-affiroom‘. As Mr. Creighton could nart make any suggest- ions umtfl he knew the type of constsu‘cvtion, it was sugges (ted flhlat 'he look Mhe building over in the immediate future with the engineer from his firm and then contact the B0. ard as .130 his findings. The resignation of Mrs. A. Payne, Secretary -Treasurer, was accepted with regret. A ant-ion was carried that the Board advertise (the position. The motion carried that the rLlocal levy Ibo School Section 11 and 12 be $14,000. A special meeting was call- ed by Millbrook Public Soho. 01 Board on March 20 to meet with Mr. Creighton of Barnett (and Reider of Port Hope and (Continued from elsevfihere.) wreaths of November 11 Laid days of World War II when 'he unstfl lest week. The William was an Armourer in the R. C. Neilsqn Company makes ice- A- F. Later. he remust-ered ,( Please see more elsewhere) stock is deeper than a .sfand- \ard stock and the comb on top of the stock is is therefore up higher. This means the head A. F. Later, he remust-ered and bemme a pilot. This particular stock is can- ted slightly to the. fight to bring the. barrel more in line rwirbh Mhe eye. A MonterCarlo B‘LIC SCHOOL BOARD (Continued from elsewhene. For sure, we villagers owe gratitude to Alex Carruthers, our Member in Queen’ ?ark. ‘He con-1d have hidden behind the regulations, «and done no- thing. But he didn’t. He used The litfle signs :were a haz- iard, inasmuch as a driver was upon them, and at the turn before they were readable. It is possible also that the new and larger signs may induce curious and adventurous driv- ers to visit Milltlbrook. Such daring souls could get a glim- ~pse into the past, into the “glory that was Millbrook". Guides in uniforms could sh- ow them where things used to ibe. The guides could show our visitors our packs of rov- mg dogs. They could tour the village dump, and see how Principal Hodgson has writâ€" ten Mr. iCarrurhhers txhe mhanks of his Committee. It is expec- ted «that Millbrook Council will do likewise. neatly it polluters «the once be- autiful'l mileond. They cculd visit vbhe new village dump in Cavan Townshipâ€"the cleanest dump in Canada. They will see our fine cea‘tqt/aphx where the time, energy and gasoline to to get for Millibnook What the village needed and the Ohium- er sought. does not have to be inslined ras- farraswith the usual fvpo to sight: damn the ban?!" The A. Fa‘i-lis, Mrs. S. Mateer, Mrs. WzA.‘ ,Cunninflram, Glenn A. Penis, .( That fella must have fine-r place to live and work. SormJ. no room for all the names The 9‘ est next woek.