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GUMMIER’S STORE, CAVAN . PHONE 225-r-12 MILLBROOK Smoked Picnic Hams - 45c lb. Smoked Cottage Rolls - 49c lb. Sausage'and Wieners - 35: lb. Bologna «.- 30clb. FREE DELIVERY Tq MILLEROOK THUES EVENINGS ill-Wu" mwmmwmmmum WWMWWMUWHWW CASH for dead or crippl- ed Horses and Cows. Top price for old horses. Telephone collect Keene 83w1, if no answer Peterborough Bi-24330. Barrett Fur Farm BATES DOIJIDS FUNERAL SERVICES ! 3-»- LIMITED ' A. E. RAPER, PRESIDENT QUEEN ST W. (At Strachan Avenue) TELEPHONE EMpire 3-068] TORONTO. ONT. vi MWMMNMWMKWMMM‘MAWWW Week End Specials The Hymn “What a Frined we have in Jesus’? was written about 1857 and is undoubtedly the most popular Canadian con- tribution to the Hymntery of the Church. The Scriven Shrine, overlook- ing Rice Lake, is carefully tended by Mr. and Miss Pen- gelly, and may be reached from Highway 28, by turning east The guest speaker will be Rev. Alexander Chisholm, M.A. A.T.C.L., a. minister of The Church of Scotland, and Lee- tnrer in Church Music at the Scottish Universities. Rural Choirs will lead the Praise. In the event of incle- memxt weather, the Service will be held in Christ Church. Bailiev- borough. {There will be an of- fering to defray expenses. Joseph Scriven Was born in Ireland at Seapatrick, County Down, on September 10th 1820. He was a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin. At the age of twenty-five, he went to Canada and settled there at Rice Lake, and afterwards at Port Hope, Ontario. He died August 10, 1886. To mark the Centenary of the Hymn “What A Friend We Have In Jesus,” a Centenary Service will be held at the grave of the author Joseph Scriven, at the Pengelly Farm, Bailieborough, South Mona- ghan, on Sunday, September 8th, 1957 at 3 p.m. The Service will be conduct- ed by the President of the Ministerial Association, Rev. W. H. Heustin, B.A., Grace Presbyterian Church, Mill- brook. .7 A monument to his memory was erected by the people of the district and unveiled am May 24th, 1920. EAGE TWO All interested are invited to attend. WOOK AND DISHYRIC‘I'i MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Dead Stock! 1951 PeterboroughExhibition AUGUST 1th. TO 10th. By purchasing advance admission tickets you participate in Draw for 1957 Chev. Tickets may be purchased at The Reporter Office i‘at Bailieborough, and after two miles turning south. It is a pleasant thought to be able to inform our readers that the Cavan road into Millbrook is now open. This road which will be paved in the near future according to hearsay was closed for some time on account of necessary work UI’iOI‘ to the paving. The road is now in o-ood condition: at least it Was the: last time we travelled over it, and pelrsons hesitating to use it need have no fear, as it is in excellent shape. for travel. Entered Into Rest Smith, Johnâ€"At the resi- dence of his son Mervin, Gavan Township, Mondav. July 22nd, 1957, John Smith. beloved hus- band of the late Lila Lillian Gilllis, in his 83nd vear. Funeral service was held Wednesday in St. Paul ’s Anglican Church, Bethany, at 2 p.m. Interment was in St. John-’3 Cemetery, Ida.. BUSINESS AS USUAI. A telephone man, working in a church, tried repeatedly to get. a line to make an outside call. The lines were occupied continuously by church workers in the conduct of their business. Finally the minister herd shim grumble, “These people are busier than the devil.” “Young man,” said the minister, “It‘s our business to be busier than the devil.” -â€"â€"Hello! A letter received at this Of- fice week before last, politely informed us that paper stock would be advanced in price on July 22. We, wonder if there is any end to this price raising business. We kno-vsr We have reached the end of our rope, and can no longer sell at former prices, as this is not the first jump in paper since we Last revised our prices. After an elapse of 3 or 4 years, the Bewdley Business Men will revive the annual re- gatta at Bewdley waterfront on beautiful Rice Lake, on Wed- nesday, July 3lst. A fine pro- gramme of all aquatic sports. including speed boat races, water skiing, swimming, canoe races and special events, to start at 1.30 p.m. sharp. Lucky draw â€"â€" Bingo â€" Dance! Let’s keep the date in mindâ€" July 31st. at Bewdley. Further information may be had from: Rev. Francis Chis- holm, M.A., B.D., St. An- drew’s United Church, Mill- brook, Secretary; of Millbrook Ministerial Association. CAVAN ROAD NOW OPEN BEWDLEY REGATTA IS THERE NO END? In the past decade the twv-o most important economic de- vel-o-pmens for Canada have been the dis-eoverv that the country has vast oil and gas and uranium resources. Murphy. The talented songs- tress from Montreal can be seen each Friday night with Billy and fiche boys on the con- neeted television network of the CBC . One of the brightest additions! to the CBC-TV slate of summer; shows is “Club O’Connor”, and one of the brightest additlons to “Club O’Cfionmor” is Sylvi n1 (KEETH campus?“ CMHCAR? MOTORS, MILLIROOK, Phone 266 Sylvia Murphy TEE MIRROR-REPORTER, MILLEROOK, ONTARIO ! “Telltales” are waterproof {ropes or brass Wires suspended lflrom bronze hangers above a railway track and used to warn traimnen riding on top of freight cars that the train is 'approaching a bridge, tunrnel jor similar overhead obstruction. There are two kinds of polite- ness; one says, “See how polite I am”; the other "I would (make you h‘appy”.4 ' ,A,‘I£_- __ -._ 3 Politeness is like an air cush- : iomx; there may be nothing in it, [but it eases our jolts wonder- fully. ' â€"â€"John.son. Politeness has been well de- fined. as benevolence in small things . â€"Macauey. Self-denial is practical, and is nod: only polite to all but is pleasant to those- who practise it . â€"M~ary Baker Eddy. Always behave a_s though nothing had happened no mat~ ter What has hapcned. Politeness True politeness is pen-feet ease and freedom. It simply con- sists in treating others just as you love to be treated yourself. â€"Chesterfield. GEMS FROM , LIFE’S SCRAPBOOK For â€"Ar-n-01d Bennett. â€"T'om1ineson . Anyone having old papers or magazines ¢hey Wish to get rid of, please call Vincent Crough who will pick them up It Would be greatly appreciated if tied in bundles for confini- ence in handling. Pheme 1203' Milibrook. ‘ GABLEY, STANDISE, CLARKE CARI-BY. Barristers, Solicitors, Etc No. 8 Bank 91’ Commerce Block PETERBOROUGI. ONTARIO Telephones 2-0424 3nd 2-0425 R. 0. Standish, B.A. T. E. Clarke, BA. 3. H. Carley, 3.00111. '1'. J. Carley, Q.G. WMWJfINN-W OLD PAPERS AN'D MAGAZINES WANTED 1. Today's INSTANT quzflpw*-Response? Whew! Smoothness? Wow! Never m history such a sweet sense of control, security, safety for yourse", your famil y, everyone else on the road! 5 Reasons to See Your Buick Dealer Today Thursday July 25, 1957 license}? Auctioneer. Durham County, is now available to con. duct sales anywhere in Comty. ill-IIIEIIDIKHI'IIIIIIIII Your patronage respectfully Dead Stock Removed HIGHEST PRIGES PAID 24-Hour Service Nick Peconi PROPRIETOR PHONE COLLECT .° Peterboronh 2-2080 Gobourg 1787 1031:72me M-2757 C 6th. Sunday a St. John'é 9.45 a.m.â€"Mm-ni St. Thomas’ Chum 11.15 a.m.â€" Mom; Christ Church, 1 10.00 a.m.â€"Chu 11.15 a.m.â€"Divi 9.45 a.m.â€"â€"Divin 10.45 a.m.â€"â€"â€"("‘hu Cavzu 9.45 a.m.â€"Public‘ and Sunda Schd Cavan (‘hurrh If urdlay afternoon tq‘ Rev. Francis Chi: B.D., Min “0 Come, Let U St. And: 11.15 a.m.â€"â€"Fan‘ Junior 00115411 Nursery. The Beatitudes are they which d4 thirst after rig'hie 7.30 p.m .â€"-â€" Even From July 2lst. 11 the evening seq cancelled on 34 bourg Camp 1N are cordially inx-i! these camp meeti If you have no i we kindly inviti Line Pentecostal 1 Zion Penteco‘ Mr. Fooe wag the Legislature criticisms of pen and the way th‘ run because, he s the debates r< ‘1 mates and ability of the s It is to be reg health has force tion of the Prov} for Reform In: Hon. John Wei: the mverend and her for Durham. it was not sum: should have resi; for it has been 01: time that he wa: with it. Earlie a debate on his 1 the Ontario Legi was a certain am: ness, even on {In benches, that M becoming overwc fence of his polici Mrs. G . Muspra Anglican Church PARISH OF Thursday July Millbrook Past 30 p.m.â€"â€"E\'a SUNDAY, Mirror-B The Ch Pentecostal . Walter Patti Minister Em Recto: