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11 3"1 5, . ~r -1 ‘ - ‘nlwi‘w‘ .1."... , .11 . L" . 1%? PAGE POUR W" m ERROR-REPORT“, MODE, ONTARIO ' Thursday, Kay 8,3119% among all P0111“? Producerszrophy has been ordered to bel Durham county who maintain a flock of 100 or‘presented at the Royal Winterl f A It 'more hens. A levy was being Fair as a perpetual Memorial‘ 6 re asked of 2 cents per 30 dozen to the late Mr. Summers to the 5 omer: Federation 0 grit“ u case of eggs and 1 cent pe1 hen, ,Eboy obtaining the highest score1 i Durham County Federation of Agriculture lto bear the cost of organization ,1n the inter-1; ounty c1 nipetition. . l . 7 .. ' . . " of Agriculture held their regu-3 Important business matters, and a Promotional Plan for The manner of applying the 1c- A .. owes If: to. an m be ““85”" After: lar monthly Directors Meeting dealt with at this meeting were ‘eggs and fowl. Ron had also mainder of the Fund has as yet that he owes 11" to the WT“ Office. in the Orono Township Hall on. as follows: â€"â€" been appointed Zone Director not been decided .bv the Com~ W11d111sda1e1'1111i11g.Aorli 30. i Mr. Ron Brooks and “T. K. for this district. mittee. He OUELLETTE Helping in the arrangement of \o11ak attended the Annual The Secietary reported he Mr. Ted Burnside, assistant this meeting the County Insur- Meeting of the Ontario Poultry had attended a meeting of the Agriculture Reprefientative for 2111111 Committte planned a talk Producers Association and re- Land Acquisition Committee, the summer months under Mr. and phtu \s to be put on by3 ported that in all likelihood which had dealt chie. 1v with Oliver Dahymple, was intro- \lr R111 H1111; 1.,ott Field Super- there would be in the near agreements, compen ations and duced to the 111eeting and 1.1le- 11iso11 of the Ontario Federation future, a petition circulated damage settlements between led on for a. few remarks. .He Farmers and Hydro. Mr. expressed his pleasure in being Harris, Q.C., had attended this stationed in Durham County meeting and given legal advice. and hoped to become better A dratt of these proposed re-.acquainted as time went 011. ~ F. OPERATING STATEMENT ' MILLBROOK PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION YEAR 1957 conniiendations would in the Mr. Hergot’t was then called Earnings near future .be discussed with on and gave a very compre- Domestic Services.................... .........$ 14,420.38 iHvdro Ihensive talk on C. I. A. Insur- Commercial Services . . . .. .. ..: .......... - - - - - - - 81162-45 A letter was Iead from Oxâ€"ia ance, dating his remarks to the Commercial Power . - . . . . . - . . ........... . - - . . . 540. 66 ford Countv Federation of formation of the Association, Street Lighting - . - - - . - . - - w-r. - - - ~ . - - 1 . 1 1 1 - . - - 11091140 Agriculture asking for endorsa- i its needs, ideals and objectives. Miscellaneous . ..... . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . - . - . . 514-21 tion of a resolution to the Fed-l The 00- Operators Insurance '-â€"â€"'â€"' oral Department of Agriculture Association had been formed to ' 241729110 asking that the compensation l fill a real Insurance need t ) Disbursements paid for T. B. and Brucellosis, Farmers at a cost they could Power Purchased . . . . o . . r. .. ................. $ 13, 021. 09 re_actors be increased from the afl 0rd to pay, he sald. It. had Distribution System ..... . . . . ...... . . . . ......... 1,170. 54 present $40 ()0 for grade and l sta1ted with auto insm ante and Transformer Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 00 $100. 00 for pure- -bred cattle to had gradually developed until Meter Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207 .07 $80 00 l-or grade and $1501 00 now it covei ed almost every Consumers Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00 for pure- -bred The resolu- insurance need of the Farmer Street Light Maintenance . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . 255.74 tion was passed on motion by i and a1 0 many others. He out-' Billing, Collecting, and Salary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,721.80 13.311011 Dorrell and Albert lined the grovs th of the Associ- I'ndist-ributed Expenses ..... . ........ . . . . . . . . . . . 207.72 Arnold ’ation and mid how in 1956 the Depreciation .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,067.00 ' It was announced by the E loss ratio of all companies had Squlus ............. . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . a . . . . . . . . 6,056.14 Summers Memorial Conl- been so high that almost all had, â€"- mittee that the Memorial Fund lost money on auto insurance 111; 24, 7-29 10 i had now reached approximately that year. Duet 0 this hioh loss G. F. HARRINGTON, G. H.5LANCASHIRE, t$1,100‘. 00, with still more 1atio 0.1.151. had found it Secretray-Treasurer. Chairman. lsourtes to be heard from A necessary to raise its premiums ’ jin the latter paxt of 1956.1. .\ ‘Manv of the companies had not IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIII;1 110111 so until 197 17 and had then : made two 1aises in that ye‘ai. I.‘.Beoause C. l. A. had raised its i"rates early it had suffered some $5 1 anecllation of policies eaily in $1957. Ho1vo1111 11111111 oth1fi ltmnpanies had made two raises <3cm11parcd with one raise for ' ll‘. 1. A. many 1' 'storations be 11. 'an pouiing in the latter part l of 1957. A conmarati1 11 fl glue: 111k: 11 in H11 l11'st tlnw months? 11. 1956-7-15 slit)“ ed the trâ€"end 19156â€"2800 policies in force. HIE-'1... IVSâ€"51001 poli1i11s in force. l'111 also told oi the monies Ic- l"lllllt(l to Agi 11ultu111 hv Cl .A f in 1957. l 1$8,298.00 to County Federa- tion. I $’ ()2. "10 i11t111 '11st C. F. A. sharse I ' 1810000 ("0 (.).l' .A. shares. Mlllbrook Armourles F1131” $2,000.00 O.F.A. Safety Cam- SATURDAY l 11'1"“ $2,100 00 O. l'. A. Field Ser- -I 1 i1 esâ€"3 months l 3116 000 00 Rural Co-Operator and to afllliate. and asscriates. $2 000. 00 Farm Forum. $1,200. 00 Medical Federation $4,000.00 Co- Op Union of Out. $1,500.00 U.C.C. $10,063.09O11t. Credit Union League. $1,200.00 U.C.F.O. Making a total of $73.663.50. A drive is at present. being undertaken by C.I.A. Under- 11'1iters and Agents to acquaint the Farmers of the merits of their Farm Liability Policy. Mr. Hetgott outlined the bene- fits of this policy to every member of he Farm Family in-[ eluding its hired helpâ€"protce-1. tiou against its liability against its accidents. At the conculsion of Mr. Her- {rott‘s talk he showed a set of slides vividely protraying many muses of accidents on and! around the Farm. and th11Fa1-l 11'1111s great need of nrotettiou‘ 1gai11st liability and actidnets. M1. Hergott 11 as thanked foi his very illuminating talk and pictures and after being served a very delicious lunch by the ladies. the meeting adjourned. “M-u- av- ....â€".â€" Services May 11th. AT 8:30 P.M. Share The Wealth $10.00 IN FREE GAMES DOOR PRIZE! N0 adm'ssion. 10¢ per game Proceeds and WMâ€"_n Spnsored by Millbrook and District Lions Club. for Community Betterment. BINGO! l 1 l --.......â€"-_. .-__~ III-III...IIIIIIIIIIIIGBIEIEIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII [for the Sunday School and havei H'mmty of -_ , .. . . . Deceased. 1954â€"2800 poncms in force. i \ GENERAL HSURANCE MELBROOK rah?” .__________â€"_â€"â€".â€"â€" _.____ . - MOTHER’ 8 DAY AT GRACE CHURCH â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"___. DISTRECT MANAGER Large United States and Cana- of dian Manufacturing (Jump- ' any requires District Mam ager in Durham County. Exâ€" ceptionally high earnings. Guaranteed repeat business Automobile essenggrl. Agri- cultural or farming back- ground most important. Sales training given. Reply tow Box 84, London, Ontario. Mother’s Day Service Grace. Presbyterian Sunday: School and Congregation will; be held jointly on Sunday, May 11th, at 9 45 a. m. i The programme prepared for. the day will be followed. § Special music will be rendered by the senior and junior choirs1 of the church and school. Thel address will be given by the guest speaker. Anyone wish- ________ ing to make an offering For Saleâ€"Strawberry Plants. Senator Dunlops and Brandy not received an envelope fort Win95 Apply Fred Challice, this purpose, please place vouri P110119 116- -“ Millbrook. 'Zt gift in an envelope addre sed: For Saleâ€"A year-old ”an “Mother 5 Day, Offering for] Heifer. Apply John Luna, Sunday School. 3 phone 244-j Mill'brook. l FOR SALE . â€"...__.__â€"._ .A...â€"- (en reville W. M. S. For Saleâ€"Child’ s Shortie Coat size 8 yellow with blue satin lining and blue buttons to TO "Old Sale match Mav be seen at The CentrevilleW. M. S. will hold Report 11' Office. $4. 11; a. sale of home baking, aprons, 3 ____. ____..___ flowers, candy, etc. in the Mill brook Waiting Room on Satur- day, May 17th, beginning at F01 Saleâ€"Girl s â€"large bicycle, or would ex1hange for a smalle1 one. Phone 252â€"! Millbiook. lt flaw l , 1 2-00 0 01C‘3k- 2t,For Sal11â€"â€" Columbian Rasp- { beriv Bushes. Apply Fred NOTICE TO CREDITORS ! MtMahon. Phone lSl-r-Iil AND OTHERS i Millbrook. lt INTHIJ MATTER OF THE Ior Sale 1111111111717 11:11:}; ESTATE OF LOUIS JOH.\l H1 TCHmsov late of the; T111111ship of Cavan, in the Durham lalnur, shall Str1et, Millbr ook. Ap- ply to H. M.-â€" Trick, Mill- brook. 3t â€"- ._.~..._._ For Saleâ€"Building Lots, centr- NOTICE is 1111'11by g'i1e11 that ally Located in Mill‘brook , c)!" , ' - all (reditors ha1 1111r any claims “Iii0:19-;0.9.__l\.1.1.1.1.b:r_00_1:'_.. . 2t against the estate of the latelpm. Saleâ€"Durham Heifer. due Louis John H11t1hi11so11 'ho Mav 15f. Also 200 bushels died on 01 about 1111 Hill dd) of mixed grain. Gordon of Febriiar131957,at the T011 11- Might phone 1074-3 Mill- ship of (3.11.111 in the Proviur e! brook " 1!; of Ontario, are requii 1d ‘10. .___._._.. send. 011 or before the 24th day For Rentâ€"Pasture to let: creek of May, 1958, to the under- running through property. signed solicitor for the Ad- L: R" Gibson, phone 260w uministrator. full particulars .l‘i’lll’flfok' 2t 0f file" (laims if any For Sale-â€"About 200 Bales of DATED at l’ elleville. this 29th Red Clover Hay. Has to go. day of April, 1958. Apply to B. J ongsma, phone ROBERT TEMPLE, 211-r-4 Millbrook. 21; 381 Front Street. For Saleâ€"Red Clover Seed. _._._â€"_...... .~ Belleville, Ontario. - -. Solicitor for the Administratonl Apply 0‘ y oung. South Monl fl '_______ l aghan P. O. 31; EMPLOYMENT WANTED IFor Sale~â€"Cement Mixer and BlockMauhine, makes three Electrical installations or elec~ trical work of any kind. Applv toRoy Challice, phone different types of blocks. Ap- ply to H. M. Trick, Mill- brook. 3t Mr. \'i1tor Potter of 1’11't111- â€"â€" ___._. l)01011"ll. kindly notifx 311's. New supplv of Counter Louis H. “1114011 within ll 111 Check Books at The Reporter next two weeks. It 0: fice. No rise in price 210-2r- 2Millbrook. 3t â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" m... .__ .____._ For Saleâ€"800 Square Bales of NOTICE good Hay, mostly Alfalfa. .________~..N__, m l Priced to sell. Apply to Wu. A1111'011e wishinw to have theirl Howden phone 2154.3 Mill- Piano l‘unod ()I Repaired 111; brook. " ' 3t l l â€"__..1.â€"~___ _, _ WILLMOTT 85 IRVINE Barristers, Solicitors, Nota '93 Telephone 9, Millbrook A. Roy Willmott, Q.C. James A. Irvine, MA. sâ€"wâ€"W p... ‘ ___._._._.._.__. ._._ a mun-aha 'u‘n'n'u'u wvmavmmmmm- See The New (OCKSHUTT 55o 3 Plow Power Gas and Diesel Tractor {EH-5'- =..II.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .150 Facilities courtesy of Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment W.I. MEETING Also the new Revolutionary Melroe Harrow now 011 Nd. 7 Platoon. The May meetlllg 0f the display. Let’s make a Date to Demonstrate! Women’ s Institute. will be heldl 151' Ma; 5111,11 s 133; 11.155011 MACHINERY, (OLDSPRINGS OCOC p..1m,-a 19 101119. . . Mrs Germ Lame? R0,, Used Machinery. PHONE 37:22 comsrnmos. Wan-Inuunnunnuunnulnull-unu-u-II Call-43mm“ Events ' i wmmmwmem . . . -. W'Nw“‘>ugâ€"NM’$~V 7,,“ ,lmhwvh‘“, ...M..-.M,,_ _rv__wfl,_fiw¢._..,r.m ’ 1 .fl .1 \ ~ _ I... ,..., ‘ _.. 1. , .... ~.. ~. ~ -. 1. we .. . . .7 - .1 '1' [H.W' , 98th. Year. No. 20. not get your paper ' ‘ reason. Thank you. 1 Play At Bailiebo Members of the Coldsp Women’s Institute will pr 21 Three-Act Plav entitled Men Allowed” in the has of Christ Church, Bailie on Fridav, May 16th. at p.111. sharp, sponsored b1 W. A. Everybody welcOu COMING EVENT Mammoth Share- the-W Bingo in Millbrook Armo Saturda1.lllay1'1'th. Spo ed by Millbrook Lions Clu :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII- PHONE Fred Gardne Cavan, Ont. FOR Brick Bloc Work 8; GENERAL REP PHONE MillbrOOk 214:3 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIEIIDIIHIIIIIIIIII PHONE Peter Lodewyks Cavau, Ont. FOR Painting and Re-decorating PHONE Millbrook 21411'6 Renew you! subscription i STEVENSO " Have a Good S Ready for Th Tomatoes, Celery, Spanis flower, Broccoli. IN FLO " Marigolds, Asters, Zinni Phlox. Calandulas and va sys. Canterbury Bells, a. Iris, new colours in Perr 3 Lupines, and many, man .We have enough on hand t3 munity. Your patronage THANK YOU! NO'I All stores will day, May 19. 5 holiday needs Retail 01 “um {hull