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uty Salon onnavs of week. t phone 136 B, CLARKE LECH Solicitors Street 1 . ONTARIO . (1896-1958) N- QC e B.A. 3. 00m , B.A. .5 become hard often it in about containing one JyL-crine. Drv d rub it gently ling. ces for Cauâ€" ndland coins ins. Large saver. small ters. large token, etc. - k. Tel. 61 ulhtyi high Flatt, RR 1, 7-r-13 col- le 30 .3. fluctuates; ‘ t‘ “Whar- v - 8M, ...__.. A“.-. -. - J... wmwâ€"m .__.- A- n... .___.... x -. guests-V: 99TH YEAR NUMBER 40 Y Y '1‘ ’1‘ Churches PARISH OF CAVAN Anglican Church of Canada Rev. J. Edgar M. Palfrey Rector ST. LUKE’S DAY 9.30 a.m.-â€"-Mattins. ~â€" I l g St. John's, Ida. i 8:. Thomas’ Church, lfllbrook’ 11.15 a.m.â€"-â€"Eoly Communion] Evensong 7.$ p.m.‘ . A member-{ppf‘gSt‘r‘Thomas’ Woman’s Auiiliary will be in, attendance at all morning set-l vices at St. T'homas’ in the Parish Hall to look after chil- dren 7 years of age and under I of parents wishing to attend? the services. Pentecostal Ambit» Zion Pentecostal (burgh MILLBROOK D. L. Johns, Pastor. 9 Sunday Services , 10 a.m.â€"-Sunday School 11 . 00 a . m . â€"Worship Service 7.30 p.m.-â€"Evening Service I 8 . 00 p . m.â€"Wednesday, Pray-‘ er and Bible Study. 8.00 p.m.â€"Friday, Young Peo- ples Meeting. PRESBYTERIAN i Centreville and Millbrook f Rev. Gerald E. Graham, B.A. i . Minister j Grace Church, MiiIbrook Sunday Schoolâ€"10.45 a.rn 3 9.45 a.m.â€"D1vine Worship. 5 Centreville Church 10.00 armâ€"Church School 11.00 a.m.â€"Divine Worship THE SALVATION ARMY Captain D. McNeilly 3.0.0 p.m.â€"Sur- lay School in; Legion Hall. 3 ‘ “A Welcome Awaits You.” «C .923)” . i i The United cm: "'1 of Canada. i l >11 ,5 t. énhrr‘: {hutch hi1 Milfi‘ : is 77th Anniver ~. y Serviea Sunday, 0dr". 1 18,195 11 mm. ant’ 139 13.111. Guest 5"... -<~ .- Rev. W. F. E -‘ tr, DJ). Kin ‘ .. A.,m Welcome to All . Warm BEAUTIFUL MILLBROOK,ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY OCTOBER 15, 1959 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLANS PARADE AGAIN A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held in the Council Chambers, Tuesday‘evening, September 29th. Members present were: Vice-Pres. Cord Trick, Treasurer Earl Liesmer, Secretary G. Dawe, Mr. D. R. Fowler, Mr. Cecil Peebles,,J. T. Crowley. Mr. J. R. Hill, who has recently purchased the Red 6: White store was a guest._ A motion‘was made by Mr. E. Liesmer, seconded by D. Fowler that the Segretary write letters of wel- come to the new residents of Millb'i'bok. The purpose of the meeting was to begin preparations for the Santa Claus Parade. The parade is to be held December 12th, 1959 at 2 pm. Mr. Fowler was chosen to look after the hiring of bands. Treasurer of the Parade Funds, E. Liesmer. Letters are being written to all organizations asking them to take part as in other years. The meeting‘ was adjourned by G. Trick. .n. “' in ’ PLOWING. AWARDS ‘ The Durham and Nortlmmberland Plowing Match held on" ‘ Wednmchy, October 7th, 1959 at the Herman Schmid Farm, Newe- castle was judged by Winfred Timbers of Stoufl‘ville and in spite of difiiwlt‘weather all activities were carried out. Results wu'e: Horse Plowing 1. Will Allin â€" Esso Championnndv. McGregor donation 2. Howard Allinâ€"Toms Store donation Gordon Bradfieldâ€"Peterborough Frank Tinneyâ€"Esso Champion and ' Lunns donation Tractor 10 inch Plows l0 2“ Tractor 12 inch‘Plows 1 .‘Don Buddâ€"Morton and Goods specials 10 . Bruce Eaglesonâ€"Landers donation 3. \Valter Ordeâ€"Peterborough Tractor Mounted Plows 1. Glen Allin â€" Rolph Hardware Special 2. Robert Allin â€" Durham Co-op Special '3. Stan Allinâ€"Landcaster Tractor seat Juniors 18 -- 21 1. James Cryderman â€" Bream, case donation 2. Dennis Moran. Brighton High School 3. Barry Flindall, i aghton High School 17 and Under 1. Paul Macklin-â€"A. Sturrock ck Sonsâ€"E550 2. David Ci‘ydei'ni.':.r Curran Oil donation The Eaton trophy for <‘Best plowed l;:i::‘. , ‘Tinl-EOI‘ past 14 but not 18" and Simpson Sear donation work bv :1 beginner were both won by Paul Macklin of i, . .ylm did a remarkably good job for a boy in his first a“ The High School team was won by James and Dar: rman for Bowmanville with the Brighton high schorr} ve. \Vill Allin Chairman of the local committee is to '.' “slated on the arrangement. The land was ideal and so} , matches been staged with better soil conditions. 5 s sewed meals to the plowmen and conducted a bow hawer in the afternoon slowed the activities and Secret . 1 C. Ban- bury of Brighton did not finish the records m2“ President Don Budd thanked the local people, the p10“ he judge for their co-operation in staging the match. Director Howard Henry encouraged the E550 chm-3- id other winners to go on to the International Matt-E. ,cgins on October 13th in Wentworth County near Dun. ’ ENGAGEMENT" Please note change of chz. . Mr. and Mrs. George Loohuizen. of Fraservi . :nce the engagement of their eldest. daughter Ina to Wilford Paternon, son of Mr and Mrswmiam C. P ~' cf McGiv- aey, N3.,‘the marriaée 1:?! take place at 7 1.x: ‘--:tober 31 in Grace WMWNOR, 2:“? Reception atthebomeofthebfidefmthomaOpr‘ cw"‘u.- M , .. I ... >~ » - -r.‘..~.«~wmml. .., . l l Aut-horzied Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. â€"â€" BROWN IES GUIDES MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET The Millbrook Brownies and Girl Guides, with the help of the Local Association, held a Mother and Daughter Banquet in the Anglican Church Hall on Friday, the 2nd October. Ninety mothers and daughters attended the banquet together with their guests of the evening, Rev. and Mrs. Palfrey, Rev. and Mrs. Snowden, Rev. and Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Perry, Division Com- missioner, Mrs. Banister, a Port Hope Guider, Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Lee, Brown and Tawny Owl from Cavan and Mrs. Neave, District Commissioner. The Rev. Palfrey said Grace and Mrs. Neave gave the toast to the Queen. Thanks to the generosity and help of the mothers and Local Association, an excellent banquet was served and very much enjoyed by everybody. Mrs. Perry and the Rev. Palfrey spoke on the aims of Guiding and Judy Reid was presented with a gift by Mrs. Perry in appreciation of her work at the Girl Guide summer camp. After the banquet, Joanne Agnew played a piano solo, Victoria Medd and Penelope Huyton sang a duet, Nancy Trick played a piano solo and Linda Nelson danced two tap dancesolosrThe'MfllbroolE‘Gifiders wish to thank everybody connected with the banquet for their very willing support. Lions Club Shell-out Halloween in the Armouries l 1 DON’T FORGET } | Leave donations with Laverne Fallis or The Reporter M MINOR HOCKEY Sahirday. October 17. at 8 pm TOWN HAIL -'- COME! no prizes NOTlCES Bro. V‘v’ni. Nickles-:7, D.D.C.I‘-.»I. and Staff of Peterbcro District No. 44 will visit Mihcrook Lodge No. 308, on Tuesday, October 8th at 8 p.m. for lns...tlation of Officers, 1953-1930. members to attend if possible. Visitona are 'Welcome. Lunch served M. Larmer, Red. Sec., LO (1?. W. I. COMMENDED FOR HALL CARE ‘ South Monaghan Township Council met October 5th wité. all present and Reeve George Dean presiding. .\lr. Mel Heaslip g was directd to call tenders for snow plowing. Department of 1 Highways approval was read for concrete bridge in 1960 and i Supplementary hyâ€"law of $6000. Assessment, it was reported, has 1 increased to $832,975. Bailieboro W‘omen’s Institute was com- | mended for its care of the Township Hall floor; and aletter of I thanks will go to the W. I. with a $10 donation. The clerk was directed to notify appointed Deputy Returning Officers and Poll Clerks 3/ C By-law 656. ' CENTREVILLE W. M. S. HEARS JANE SCOTT On Thursday, October lst, W. M. S. members from many centres attended Centreville W. M. S. Thankoliering Service to hear Jane Scott, Globe 6: Mail writer for many years, tell of her childhood dreams and disappointments of her decisions and faith, and of her eventual “Ministry of Writing.” Mrs. Clifford Hall pre- sided for the large gathering of members and guests. The Corporation of the Village of IVrillbx-ook will hold a Court of Revision in the Council Charn- ber Town Hall Millbrook, October 22, at 7.30 p.m. for hearing of appeals against Special Assess- ment Roll for the new Water- main constructed on King Street 0. C. Dame, Clerk NEW LOAN DEAL Canada’s new Farm Credit Act allow; zhe new Farm Credit Corporation to lend up to $20,000 at a {Lied 5% {or purchase or improvement of a farm; and the. loan may be based on 75% of . the appraised value of the farm. Also, the Supervised Loan, for i the further 21 to 45 years allows 75% appraised value of farm and chattels up to $27,500. Plan to attend Penny Sale sponsored by L. 0. B. A. ‘Pont-ypool Orange Hall Friday, October 16, at 8 p.m. Tickets: 25 for 25 cm Good Prizes 1"! LAID]. " . ~<¢tpz§v~mlt whaiugflr um-