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It Is Funâ€"423.5] And Free, Shop At The Store With The Black Diamond SIGN On The Dear! MILLBROOK Ball’s Grocery - Conner Brcs. Ltd., Hardware Trick’s Service Station wwamwwmwwwml DATES or FALL FAIRS look - Look r HAVE YOUR Gas and Fuel Oil Delivered 1v Lequire Fuels Hum Bailieboro 30 Phone lemma}: 87-1' : III-I'll! Summer Recruits From The Hasty P’s Stack Rifles During Training at Niagara Camp. The lads are attending one Robinson, 43 London St. Pic- ., . h . f ‘ ton; Don Earl-e RR 1 Mi'll‘bzrook; “Lek “It the umt at camp Ralph Carr, 33 Doxce Ave. N., Campbellfordi and Bernie Lad- omeie-r, 86 Louis St. Belleville. Canadian Army Photo. and the next five weeks with the unit at local centres. They are left. to right: Privates Dave hvestronghing and Pump Repairs trenching and Digging PONTYPOOL Willis’ Service Statirm Wiering'en’s G.'ocery ' BAILIEBORO Lansdown Service Station Plew’s General Store Leq u i re Plumbing Heating A Roy Willmott. Q.c. James A BEWDLEY Gord ’s Sunoco Station Telephone RA 37460 OSHAWA PAGE FOUR G. M. BANK 3nd Oil-Burners Representative It Is The > Barristers, Solicitors, Nata Telephone 9, Millbrook WILLMOTT 85 IRVINE V '83 ’0‘- As meat. eaters. Canadians are in the big leagues. In 1955 they consumed 115 pounds of meat each so much. in fact. that Canada’ s cahtle export mrlmt has just abut vanished. desire. Uttered or unexpressed; The motion of a hidden fire. That trembles in the breast. True prayer does not always consist of words. It may be just the silent urge of the spirit tmfavd God. as a Christian hymn sings of it: ‘ Prayer is the soul’s sincere There are prayers and pray- 'er-s. Some are merely “said.” without reality or “sincerity. ,just a kind of soulless perform- anee. But some are: passionate. and soulful, springing out of the deepest heart ofl need. ‘ Such was the penit-e-nt prayer‘ of the. publication, which Jesus assures us was answered. “I tell you this man went down to his house justified rather than the other. ” a job of ‘this nature cannat be very well accomplished without stirring up sediment which finds its wav in the pi} 05, this \“as the cause of the temporarv invonwnience. To those who did not know of the change. the» cause of tha black watt: was more or less of a mysierv But all IS clear nowâ€"both watexw and (~a11se.l MILLBROOK CITIZENS TREATED TO BLACKWATER i Advance sale of tickets for lthe Peterborough Exhibition August 7 to 10 inclusive, are now on sale and may be securq ed at The Reporter O‘iii‘ice at: $1.00 per strip. These tickets will not be obtainable aftert Allg‘ll-S’E (5th, and each ticket is numbered, giving purchasers a, chance to win a, 1957 Chev Car. i l This draft is confined to ad- vance sale tickets only. WIN A CHEV CAR BY PURCHASING YOUR FAIR TICKETS NOW How Do You Pray? A THOUGHT . ,. _._<.M D .OR-REPGRTER. MILLBROOK, ONTARIO -â€"â€"War Cry. 'The Russell family came from ‘ Devonshire, England, in 1831 ‘* William Russ/ell. Sr and Will- iam Russell Jr., the grand- father and father of the de- ‘ ceased settled in Peterboro-ugh ‘, where the former was killed at Whitlow’ s mace, now known as the locks, Peter-borough. Mrs. Fishei like he1 father and most; In her younger years the de- ceased had kept a fine flower garden which she loved to look after and it is remembered that when her eyesight began to fail U‘.â€"LV Imil her death "Hrs” Fisher had a keen mind and could re- collec the history of her family “ith manv dates and minute details. of her family. was a staunch conservative and one of her last joys on earth was the Conâ€" servative Victorv on June. 10. The Meharry family came from Belfast, Ireland, in 1819 and the main characteristic of the familv was extreme gener- ositv. One branch 09- the fam- ily spent half of their fortune to found The Mehaz ry Me di1a1 College for Coloured People in Nashville, Tennessee. The de- (eased showed her generosity by never failing in her dutv to her family before herself. All her life Mrs. Fisher hiad proudly told her relatives that she was the fifth Jane. Her mother was Jane Meharry who was the daughter of Jane Coc- hrane and Andrew Mrharry. Jane C’Ochrane’s mother was Jane Dundas and her mother was Jane Blackstolck. The late Mrs. Fisher was born in Millbrook on February 3. 1872, where she, spent most of her life. On November 5th, 1899, she married David Fisher who predeceased her on June 4th, 1907. Mrs. David Fisher. On Tuesday, July 15, at 5.30 a.m., Mrs. David Fisher pas- sed away in her 86th year; at the home of her son, Stanley Fisher, in Hastings! The de- ceased who had not enjoyed good health for some months, Vas the former Eliza Jane Rus- 591-], daughter of the late Wii-j liam Russell, Jr., and Jane Meharry. . 1 Enter the big Fordâ€" Monarch “Sales Jamboree" Contest â€"15 glamorous new cars to be given away! You could be a winner! See your Ford-Monarch Dealer Success car in its field ! Monarch is more than new. It’s a completely different car for ’57 . . . it's bigger . . . wider . , . more spacious than ever before. Price it, and see how much more Monarch gives you for your fine-car dollar Sumz’se car of the year fibituary Drive ‘Monarch. Relatives (-ame from Ottawa, - v BUTTER GRANITE 00. Hastmgs. 1\m*w00-d, Peterbor- Port H 0 t 30 M ough, CObOur‘g. Ponrtypool, Tor- 0P9: 3 . x onto and Niagara Falls. Monuments, Markers, corner ' (Robin D. Russell). Posts and Inscriptions, , Mrs. Fisher is survived by l her five children, Harry Russell Fisher, Pontypool: William Stanlety Fisher, Hastings; Mrs. f Frank "Ticknerr (Isabelle), 0m- lawa; Mrs. Charles Collins ,(Mae), N0rwood3 and Mrs. Mervin Trick (Jean), TorOnto; as well as nineteen grandchily ;dren and twelve great grand- fehildren. 11v Russel-l, Mrs. Robert Hen- de‘rson, Robert Andrew Russell and George Russell. Deceased was the seventh in a family of nine. The youngest brother, Levi Charles Russell of Cobourg, survives. Brothers and sisrters who have died were: Mrs. John Ward. Mrs. Ed- ward McCurry. John James Russell, William Henry Mevhar- [she could name the flowers by jtheir toueh. Rev. F. P. Chis- lholm in his funeral address [stated that Mrs. Fisher had understood the languuatre of the flowers she tended and thereby brought (heer to others. The funeral service was held on Thursday, July 18, at 2:00 p.111. in the J. W. Haw Funeral Home in Millbrook. Rev. F. P. Chisholm officiated. “The pallbearers were grand- sons: Russell Fisher, Pontypool; Donald Fisher, Hastings; Ed- ward Collins and Stanley Col- lins, Peterborough; and grand- son's-in-lawi Alfred Smith, Ottawa. and Robert Cook, Niagara Falls. ‘ Mrs. Fisher’s devotion for her family will be remembered by all who knew her. She never falter-ed. in her duty to her children and set an excel- len example for her contempâ€" oraries. Thursday July 2-5, 1957 Man Wanted.â€" Unexpected change causes vacancy in lTownships Gavan. Cartwright amd Manvers. Splendid op. portunity for year-round in- come. For details write Râ€"awliegh’s Dept. G-283-901, 4005 Richelieu St., Montreal, Que. 1t Brick House on Main Street, Millbrook. Apply to C. D. Sanderson or phone 115qw Mili- brook for particulars. 5: For Saleâ€"- For Saleâ€" Two ggod used Razngettes $15.00 each. Ray Bzothwell, Fraserville. 3t For Custom (.‘normbinm;r phone J. VamDam 204r2 Mill’brook. For Saleâ€"~House and Lot for sale or rent, half mile west of Bailieboro. Apply to R. D. McComnell, RR 2. Millbrook- “rantedâ€"To Buy or Renf,a house with 3 Jr 4 bedruoms, Wit}? all conwnienees. Wmfld red wool sweater coat, fit a child 5 to 7 years old. Was brought to Reporter Office from the playground. Owner may get same at this Office]. exchange house war Lindsav. Apply Box 25 1n (are of} ".‘he Reporter Office. . 2t SALESMEN WANTEB ucnsueu rumor: seam FOR SALE NOTICE FOUND The wedding of Miss Anderson to M r Ross (1 took place at St. Thou Anglican Church Millbrool! NSamL-daernly 20th The E H. C. Quinn o‘iflciated in double ring cememony. ‘ and Mrs. Gillis will reside KiM‘Street, Millbrook. m“- l'u‘h. 1'“- um i Times hav Attend the Church of Choice on Sunday. Advance sale of tickeq the Peterborough Exhih August 7 to 10 inclusivel now on sale and may be 84 ed at. The Reporter Offid $1.00 per strip. These tit will not be obtainable 1 August 6th, and each tick numbered, giving purchas1 chance to win a 1957 Chev ‘ This draw is confined to vance sale tickets only. FAIR TICKETS NOW WIN A GREY CAR BY PURCHASING YO' Peterbora AUGUST 7‘ w purchasing advan urticipate in D1 Tickets ..y be purchas .Year. No. 31. (lE. ENDS 10. WEDDING Still time ‘ SPLEN