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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
4
Garnet Rickard compared farmers to one side of a baseball team while other economic segments stand in the field. The gathering ultimately echoed Rev. Mr. Larke who urged that unity matters more than divisions, stating that what holds them together is greater than what pulls them apart.
Carryable schedule lists Millbrook games and others by date. Feb 14 Youngs Point versus Keene. Feb 15 Lakefield versus Hiawatha. Apsley versus Hastings. Omemee versus Millbrook. Feb 18 Keene versus Havelock. Warsaw versus Millbrook. Omemee versus Lakefield. Feb 22 Hiawatha versus Apsley. Lakefield versus Warsaw. Youngs Point versus Havelock.
About 200 farmers gathered in Cavan Community Hall for a heated panel discussion between the Farmers' Union and the Durham Federation of Agriculture. The vote favored unifying under one organization, with speakers debating parity pricing and government floor prices.
The Durham Hog Producers Association to hold its annual meeting at Orono Town Hall on Monday February 18 at 2:00 PM. Secretary James Boynton, a Grey County farmer, will speak on the new assembly yard at Lindsay and a draw for a Tamworth gilt will be held for attendees before 2:00 PM.
A February meeting to start a young people square dance club drew only four teens. Promoters Wes Cummings and Harry Williams hoped to teach proper square dancing and fundraise for Lions, W I, Red Cross, or other groups. The venture is described as gone with the wind due to low turnout.
Louis J. H. Hutchinson died February 11 1957 at Peterborough Civic Hospital. Funeral held February 13 at J. W. Haw Funeral Home Millbrook with burial in St. John's Ida. Armstrong Ada B Smith died February 9 1957 at the hospital. Funeral February 11 at Millbrook with burial in Millbrook Presbyterian Cemetery.
Read as a public guidance note urging congregants to attend a church of their choosing this Sunday. Encourages participation across faiths without naming a specific denomination or location.
The Ladies' Aid of Race Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Clifford Lar mer's home in Millbrook with nine ladies present. President Mrs Lorne Farrow led the meeting. They opened with prayer and read Luke 16:10 15.
Male applicants aged 30 to 50 with agricultural background and sales ability are urged to apply for a district manager role with strong earning potential. The No-Chars Plant Food Company seeks married, well established men with a good car in Ontario, offering weekly commissions and rapid six figure prospects. Contact E. McLachlan, vice president, London Ontario.
Reports from King Street describe youths with air rifles behaving like 22s, shooting at birds, injuring a bird on a clothesline before it died. A separate item notes King White jacking a car and a request to borrow a lion to deal with stray dogs downtown. An Adv. Brock is seen with a large load in a truck heading east.
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