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THE MILLBROOK REPORTER, BEAUTIFUL MILLBROOK, ONTARIO, CANADA ‘ . MA‘FERlAGE St. Andrew’s United Church was decorated with multilcolor , . mas, to Carl John Brown, son GET YOUR TEAM TOGETHER MM" M M MMMMMM bffici'ated, and wedding music (continued from page 1, probably) fwas by Ashton McMaster. {hope «that no German patriot can let die. For us it is a means of: wldte nylon ballerina length safeguarding peace. We have been persuaded by our experience, I gown with long sleeved lace bo- But (that, for us, is all. Germany’s national honor is no con. and she carried I‘Gd roses. cern of ours, and German unification only a minor one. To su-g- «Miss Diane Orr, bridesmaid, many started and lost, is simply preposterous. Coming from an piece, and carried yellow roses. American, it shows a gullibility that shakes an ally’s faith in :gladioli Saturday for the weddâ€" < ting of Linda Margaret, daught- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Tho- twn, all of Millbrook. rIlhe Rev. Stanley Snowden of western foreign policyâ€"but our reason for wanting «it is not The bride was given in mar- sthe German reason. For them it’s a matter of national honor, a. riage by her ather. She wore a though the Russians have not, that a divided and unreconciled! I lero. Her ‘embaomeped net veil Germany is more «dangerous than a united one. fell from a coronet of péafls, gest that we ought to fight to save Germany firom a fate that we (wore green organza over taffeta. ourselves helped to impose, at the end of another war «that Ger- (with matching feather head- American leadership. Coming from a German it is sheer, stag- gering efirontery. Larry Fallis was groomsman, {and ushers were Larry Thomas, brother of the bride, and Thom Ias Kennedy. .____â€"_â€"._.__â€" N‘OTIIOE TO PROPERTY OWNERS A reception was held in the Legion Hall. The bride’s mothâ€" {er received in navy printed silk dress with matching accessor- The {Council of the Corporation of «the Village of Millbrook 593, white :hat and white rose iintends to construct as local improvements the following works tonnage, Assisting her. the mo- and to specially assess part of the «costs upon lands abutting dir- dihe-r of the groom wore a two- ectly on such work: piece mauve linen dress. ““4 chine hat and cox-sage m ’mnms. PROPOSED LOCAL. IMPROVEMENT CHARGES TAKE NOTICE THAT: PART ONE (3) A 6 -inch water main on a Northâ€"South line through ease. ment runnig from King Street to Centre Street half-way ‘ between Union Street and Collins’ Lane an approrimate distance of 400 ft. Estimated total cost $ Estimated total Village’s share $ For a motor trip to points least. the bride chose a light blue plaid two-piece dress. with 210000 . white hat and accessories. 2100.00 Mr. and Mrs. Brown will live on the Fallis Line. (b) A 64inch water main on Centre Street east from a point i approximately 200 ft. west of Collins’ Lane east to Union 1 -â€"-----â€"---~~â€"â€"" I Street an approximate distance of 632 fit. ; GUILD SETS DATE Estimated total cost $ 4000.00 . _ . . ' FOR ANNUAL TEA Estimated total Village’s share 1250.00 I Estimated total property owners’ share 2750.00 I The S't- Thornas’ Anglican Estimated property share per foot frontage 2.29 l 'GUil'd meeting at the home 0f Estimated property share annual rate per foot frontage .268 l Miss Anna Fair set the date 01’ I the annual bazaar and tea. Preâ€" ; iliminary plans were made: al- i so for a booth to be set up at (c) A 4-inch water main on Union Street north from Centre Street to Ann Street an approximate distance of 317 ft. Estimated total cost $ 130950 a sale in the count where Estimated total Village’s share 259.50 ry , l . , household goods w1l'l be auc- Estimat-ed total property owners share 1050.00 ; t‘ioned at the end of the month Estimated property share per foot frontage 1.75 " ' Estimated property share annual rate per foot frontage .204 Mrs. James Godfrey, p'resid- ent. conducted 0 en'n worshi PART TWO p M g M Mrs. H.- A. Turner, correspond- (a) A 6â€"nis‘n water main on King Street east from Tupper to l .i'ng secretary, reported sending Gravel Road an approximate distanbe of 820 ft. I La number o sympathy cards. Estimated total cost $ 7000.00 I Mrs. William Hutchison an d. Estimated total Village’s share 3077.00: 1 'Mrs. Estimated total property owners’ share 3023.00 ' Estimated property share per foot frontage 2.29 Estimated property share annual rate per foot frontage .268 Percy Hamilton assisted lMiss Fair at the social hour. The next meeting will be at . :the :home of Mrs. Douglas Shep- (b) A 41-inch water mam on Gravel Road south- from King St. pard. an approximate distance of 250 ft. Estimated total cost $ 1075.00 _ . Estimated total Village’s share 431.00 . Estimated total property owners’ share 644.00 Teach the m Estimated property share per foot frontage 1.75 l 1;. Estimated property share annual rate per foot frontage .204 - ' TRAFFIC TOTAL COST $ 15,484.00 .. SAFETYI Figure Debenture 16,000.00 15 Year Term . 8 Percent Interest Annual Payment of Interest and Principal: $ 186322 For figuring purposes use 3 1865.00 Persons desiring to petition against the undertaking of all or CLASSIFIED ADS COST ONLY part ‘Of this work must do so on or before October 6’ 1961' Be a word, cash with copy, or Dated September 7, 1961. Mrs. G. 'C. Dawe, Clerk 12¢ a line when we catch you, I __ 565 1bomcr: ' Seems that a lot of people’s ears are one block apart. H. OUELLETTE GENERAL INSURANCE MILLEROOK W STOCK BROS. BUS LINES COACHES ,FOR CHARTER ‘ I. G. Stock, Peter borough, RI 5-9752 G. A. (Jerry) Stock, Bailieboro, (collect) 1011 or 9:5 Lequire Plumbing Heating OIL BURNERS FURNACES 7 PUMPS Plumbing Replacements Heating Change Over OUR SPRING SPECIAL AT 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT HURRY! HURRY! STOCK ITEMS 8 AM. to ' 5 PM. Residence: Ba-ilieboro 30 Office: Millbrook 87W mm NEED OF THE WEEK CYPRESS SPURGE ‘ , This weed is at times also called. “Graveyard Weed due tot having been plan-ted as a flower in cemeteries and left unattend ed it has spread to roadsides and adjoining f ields. In parts of Ontario it is called also Braeside weed, and the local history states that it was introduced by early settlers from Europe as a special garden plant. It spread «to rough land when the forest growth was «removed. Many present infestations came from the use of grovel and fill, taken Ifrom gravelâ€"pits to road sides and used as fillfor new construction. Cypress Sp'urge belongs to the same family as Leafy Spurge but it rarely grows more than 10 inshes in height. The stems are in dense clusters with many slender, greenish-blue leaves. rlithe top is flat and has many flowers. It spreads from seed and numeroUs underground rootstal-ks, states the Field Crops Branch; of the Ontario Department of Agriculture. . This weed blossoms very early in June, and seed is listed» iuted from then until November. Due to «the fact that very little other vegetation will persist in the same location, Cypress Spur; Ege will take over from its seed and extensive root system. Our first recommendation must be a warning that Cypress 'Spurge should never be used as a border plant in gardens or otherwise. Repeated close cutting to stop seed setting will help to control its spread. Small patches: can be grubbed out, and it is seldom found in cultivated fields where a short rotation is prâ€" actised. Repeated use of Brushâ€"kill at from 16 to 32 ounces per acre will help in the control, but it will reappear if these infes "Lation-s are not resprayed frequently. , This plant is considered objectionable to cattle, and they rarely pasture spots that are infested. Soil sterilation has been tried but the cost factor is prohibitive in many cases in lighter soils where it is usually found. Small patches must ‘I‘eceive im- mediate attentlon. as this weed cannot be left to spread. I t l ____________________________.__..â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" We are pledged .to fight if Berlin is attackedâ€"all the NATO partners are sworn to treat an attack upon one as an attack on all, and West Berlin is part of that alliance. But we are not pledged to fight for any other interest of German foreign poli- cy, and specifically not to protect West Germany from the nec- iessity of taking some unpalatable steps. Some such steps are inevitable. It has been obvious for years that as soon as th-rushchov felt 'he could trust the East German Communist puppets to maintain their hold on the counâ€" ' try, he would draw back and leave the West no alternative but , to recognize them. He has now been proclaiming, for about three years, his intention of doing so immediately. At last, apparently, the means it. There is nothing the West can do to prevent this. It’s not what we want, but it’s what we’ve got. To call it a pretext for i nuclear war is madness. â€"â€"BLA~IR FRASER :w-‘~«::~s;:e»¢¢5¢wmfl .ri'r -. .- . '. 1 ‘ ‘ . . 101$T YEAR HIGH PRICES PAID poultry, feathers, duck; Also old fe M. Flatt, Bethany, 7 REBUILT generato fuel pumps, water p missions. Exchange. LEE AUTO WR Garden Hill. Phone 1 FOR TOPâ€"QUALIT Y Feed at rock-bottom Frazerville Elevators JACK Hm EXPert Piano Timid Rewritw RENTALS $4 '. 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