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{e complete help you to m and give to make the [ic ups and t of all, he l‘here will be a quiz on year’s work. lay, Sept. 4, 8 pm. . 78, Ontario Farmers’ 1 meetiing in Tyrone RANCH Lore about 7 wants it problems â€"â€"_â€"_â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"'â€"i III-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IPACK A PICNIC LUNCH ' MAKE IT A FAMILY AND FRIENDS FUN UAI ~__â€"â€"â€" _____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" . . NOBODY, I“ BEATS 2’ NATTRESS MEATS Government Inspected _ FOR EXAMPLE - TOMATOES 28 OZ. TlN‘S fl “A“ Q1 "9 EDITORIAL 0F SORTS (From Page 1) King Street, up close. True or false to reality, the edit- orial was not. complimentary to Mill'br-ook. It was the sort of publicity we oan do with out. 'BUlt we commend Editâ€" or Russ-ell for re, a commenting u, -.e saw. For What «he saw .v'h at so many see. And me shâ€" ame is not on him for what he reponted, but on all of us allowing such villagers for S‘O'CIAL PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Clifford All- in visited the CNE on Satur day, Warriors Day. Clifford served with the 3rd Battal- ion. On Wednesday, August 15, Mrs. George Loohuizen said goodbye .to :her two sisters who are returning to H011- and. One :has been in Canada they should. Mind you, the value of dwellings and lots and business rolacés will 2C TOMATOES 28 OZ. TINS ~- 5 FOR $1 ' -WE DELIVER Newtonvflle I I E Phone Clarke 4721 I __â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" PHONE 17 IBIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, AT 2 P. M. COME ONE! COME ALL ! AND HAVE A BALL! BASEBALL! ' RACES! . SWIMMING! ‘Free Dance Big Grand Draw Community Ho”; 9 P. M. PRIZES FREE POP EREE COFFEE FREE TEA WALTON PARK NEWCASTLE :NEW USED C REBUILT Generators Starters Fuel Pumps Water Pumps WHITEWASH SEPTIC TANKS BERT TOMPKINS NATTRESS MEATS PHONE 264 LIBERAL FAMILY PICNIC STABLES EXCHANGE PUMP a conversatiompiece to rem- ain Now, darnit, The Toronto Telegram has reprinted Mr..- Russell’s editorial, and our fair village gets more unfa- Ivo‘uraible publicity. Russell’s GGItO‘I‘la‘l, and our fair village gets more unfa- vourable publicity. It really doesn’t matter. What others :think of Millb- rook as long 'as we who live here lare happy with things the way they are. We have yet to meet. any- If paremts with, children move into our fair village, ' our schools gefc crowded, we may have to raise taxes to provide buildings and st- afi; and nobody wants highâ€" er taxesâ€"unless it"s higher taxes for the other fellow to (Please see Page 4) one who does not. come here. because of our unattractive business block of King Str- eet. No one has yet proved of the boarded-up ruins am the rubble and the bricks. We gnan you that King Street’s business. bloik does not make visitors wish they lived there; but who wants: the Visitors to live here any way? THE MILLBROOK REPORTER, If more people come here to live, and accommodation becomes scarce, the rents Will go up; and higher rents will \be a hardship on the nice good people already paying more than they feel ‘ MAKE IT A FAMILY AND FRIENDS FUN DAY On Wednesday, August 15, Mrs. George Loo'huizen said goodbye .to :her two sisters who are returning to H011- and. One has been in Canada. a “Isvp-ecul‘ator” and nobody (wants .to move away, so wh- at good are higher values? they should. Mind you, the value of dwellings and lots and business places will go up too; but nobody here is The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St, Boston 15, Mosc. bthribated from: Interesting \ Accurate ) Complete Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosod find my check or money order. E! 1 year $22. [:1 6 months $11 C] 3 months $5.50 3.432 3.8 >zmmrmm 5232 2:950 BEAUTIFUL MILLBROOK, ONTARIO, CANADA Int-national News Coverage EIIIIIII-l 98-1 5 :for a 1 (weeks. Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Torrey on Wednesday, August 15 were Mr. and Mrs Kemt Chadwick and their mother and Fred’s 'aunt, Mrs Maude Yeats, all of Hamih Mrs. Jack Stuart’s grand- »daru-ghter Judy is home aft. er a week in Civic Hospital. [Miss Luella Kennedy and her sister, Mrs. H. C. Argue have returned from spending a vacation at Hillcrest, Lake Chemong. Enjoying the heli- (day with fuhetm, in- adjoining cottage-,5 were Mrs. Argue’s daughter and son -in-1aw, Mr. and Mrs. -A. J. Garvey and ¢heir family of Brent- cford and Mrs. Rae Stewart and family of. Ida. Mr. and «Mrs. Ted 'Clug- ston have returned from va_ cation ait Paudxa‘sh Lake. Beâ€" sky and Mary and their parâ€" ents enjoyed very much the new cottage. ent-s enjoyed very much the why an“ luxury awu [11611 9““ "I HIGH PRICES FOR new cottage. ; live pool-try feathers Overnight guests of Mr. new goose and duck and Mrs. Clifiord Allin this Also 01d feather ticks week were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jefiries of Bell-eviile, enroute M. FLATT BETHANY t-o Windsor and the United States; and Mr. :and Mrs. Th. Phone 7R13 Collect ”mas Allin 0f Guelph. WW HEAD FUR'THESIGHTS...THELAKES.‘.J}1EFUN year; the other fc Know Ontario betteru .‘ it's all yours! Ontario Department of have! and Publicity Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart: “Jim.“ / for IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII- m. m m m m x) _ n m 3 .WA their Hamil 1e )spi- Mailto: Ontario Travel, A708 Parliament Bldgs. Toronto. Ontario ONTARIO TRAVEL LITERATURE P. O. ’iAME ; 1m}: ‘uqufig :i‘llllllllllullllllli ll;1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!: 00-00 0.000.000.0000. 111th HAMLIN CO. LTD. 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