T. W. Belch Retires Cler k After 17 Years Service
T W Belch resigns after 12 years as clerk treasurer and tax collector in the village. At 75 he leaves with a note of appreciation from The Reporter for his cooperative, patient service. Former farmer on Millbrook road and former telegraph operator, Belch is survived by his wife Ida Falls and children including Ethel Rylott and Jean Graham, with four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W
Billy) Belch
Mr. Belch
Charles Thorndyke
Millbrook Road
Grand Trunk Railway
C.N.R
Uxbridge
Belch
Ida Falls
Harold Rylott
Ethel
Peterborough
David Graham
Jean
Timaru
New Zealand
Murray
Nathanel
Wilbert
Fallis
Concert and Coffee Party by St Andrews United Church Choirs
On Friday evening May 8 1959 the Junior and Senior Choirs of St Andrew's United Church present a concert in the Church Hall. The program includes choruses from The Sunbonnet Girl and Bell of Barcelona, duets vocal and violin solos and other entertainment. Tickets are 50 cents.
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St. Andrew's United Church
Barcelona
Minister Receives Call To Millbrook Cavan Pastoral Charge
The Rev. Stanley E. Sinowden of St. Pauls United Church Bancroft will become minister of Millbrook Cavan on July 1. He graduated from Victoria University Toronto with a BA and 1955 from Emmanuel Theological College for BDiv and was ordained by Bay of Quinte Conference. Snowden has served Bancroft area, led Carlow Maynooth and Paudash charges, aided Uranium Mines development, and engaged in Young Peoples work. The Snowden family includes two children, Thomas aged four and Beverley Anne aged two.
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Stanley E. Sinowden
St. Paul’s United Church
Bancroft
Millbrook-Cavan
Snowden
Bowmanville
Sinowden
Blowmanville High School
Oshawa
Victoria University
Toronto
Emmanuel Theological College
Bay of Quinte
Belleville
Snowen
Quin
Snlowden
Thomas
Beverley Anne
Millbrook Girls Softball Team Meeting Tonight
A meeting for girls interested in trying out for the Millbrook Girls Softball Team will be held in the Millbrook Waiting Room tonight at 7 30 p m. All returning players are urged to attend.
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Millbrook
Dances at Pontypool Begin April 25 at Orange Hall
Dances start Saturday April 25 in Pontypool with Clara Nesbit Music Makers. held every five weeks at the Orange Hall. Gents 5 cents, couples 1.25 dollars.
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Orange Hall
Pontypool
Clara Nesbit Music Makers
A Thought on Ownership and Conscience
A reflective verse contrasts owning one’s own possessions with possessing others by implying conscience should be checked when taking what belongs to someone else. It questions fairness and moral accountability in shared ownership.
Grass Fire Damages Fickling Home on Huston Street
Last Wednesday afternoon a grass fire spread to the back shed and damaged the frame house of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fickling on Huston Street. Firefighters fought the blaze but fire, smoke, and water caused extensive damage. Insurance coverage was insufficient to cover the loss.
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Richard Fickling
Huston Street
Ficklings
Nathan Haw rescues sign on King Street with help
Narrative notes Nathan Haw climbs a ladder like a fireman to remove a sign in front of Woods Restaurant to aid a fair lady. His accomplice Freddie Gardiner holds the ladder. The event is treated as orderly and a fresh paint job is anticipated soon.
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Nathan
Woods Restaurant
Freddie Gardiner
Freddie
Bugle Band Demonstrates Progress Without Pop Kent
A local bugle band marches to show improvement along the street. Ted Nattress pounds the big drum with the vigor of a dyed in the wool Orangeman. The narrator wonders if Ted is preparing for the 12th of July.
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Kent
Fant
Ted Nattress
Ted
Children Crawl for Dirt on Sidewalk In Curious Feat
Two youngsters about three years old creep on hands and knees along the sidewalk. They may be scavenging for pennies or testing how dirty they can get. We did not see them pick up any pennies, only dirt.
Social notes from Belleville and area gatherings
Misses Sharon Ball Elinore Crowley Gail Lawson and Gloria Raper attended Quin njciac Camp Reunion at Belle ville. Mrs H R Edmunds returned home after visiting sister and brother-in-law at Kitchener. She called on Rev A L and Mrs Sisco now in Tavistock. Mrs W Edmund Ball returned after winter in St Petersburg Florida. Her brother Edgar Burnham was ill in hospital. Gail Stephens and friend from Agincourt and Toronto visited grandparents J H Barringer. Melville Ball weekend at Listowel with Les Rowling.
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Sharon Ball
Elinore Crowley
Gail Lawson
Gloria Raper
Quinnjciac
Belleville
H. R. Edmunds
North
Gail Stephens
Agincourt
Toronto
J. H. Barringer
Melville Ball
Listowell
Les Rowling
In Memoriam Harold Hawkins 1948 Dedication Note
In loving memory of Harold Hawkins a dear husband and father who died April 28 1948. Calm and peaceful he sleeps sweetest rest that follows pain. We who loved him miss him but trust in God to meet again. Ever remembered by Wife and Family.
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Norman Earle & Sons
King Street West
Feerie Syrup
Roussell Kennedy
Irwin Ily
Bloy
Gibbs
Drie Brooder
H. C. Argue
Milbrook
R.R
Finlte
Rodney
Garry
Brant
Arn Brown
Millbrook, Vo
Bost
Botterstom
H.P. Johnstor
T. Ch. Millbrook
Standish, Clarke & Lech
Ters and Solicitors
Orough, Ontario
Ating Baa
R Eeeceener
T. W. Belch
Manvers
Cavan
South Monaghan
Barrett Fur Farm
Victoria and Grey Trust Company
Stanley E. Snowden, B
King St
Fred Gardner
Cavan, Ont
Peter Lodewyks
Wilhelmstrasse
Jack Hawkins
Gia Scala
Mark OF Zorro
Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell
David Riven
Wendy Hiller
Burt Lancaster
Deborah Kerr
Memoriam
Ontario
Parliament Ridge
Loronto
Addrea
Post Office
Coaches For Charter
Stock Bros. Bus Lines
J. G. Stock
G. A
Jerry) Stock
Bailieboro