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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
2
A reflective note on personal appeal and self-image. The piece discusses desires for better looks and personality, citing the booming cosmetics and beauty aids market as evidence that many seek improved attractiveness and social ease.
A speaker argues personal change comes from faith in God not cosmetics or courses. He cites a New York dealer relaying how embracing Christ transformed his life, easing a father son rift and revealing his true self to his son. The story emphasizes a changed heart over external appearance.
The Millbrook area endured cold winds and snow with limited visibility causing a car to slide into a ditch and be pulled out by a snow plow. A passing motorist then damaged the car door as the occupant opened it. By Wednesday clearer skies and sun eased the chill.
A group of Indian Indian subcontinent youth from Nepal and Pakistan toured UN Headquarters during the twelfth General Assembly session. Arrangements were by National 4 H Club Foundation in Silver Springs Maryland. They visited buildings attended a meeting and met delegates. Mr K Krishna Menon India Defense Minister and chairman of his delegation signed autographs for the visitors.
Ottawa reports the Canadian Legion national curling final opens March 10 at Copper Cliff with Lieutenant-Governor Keiller Mackay throwing the first stone. Top Legion rinks from most provinces compete after months of elimination rounds, with Saskatchewan and Ontario among top finishers last year.
Costume carnival scheduled for Saturday March 1 at Millbrook and Cavan Memorial Arena. Featuring community costumes and activities for families with local organizers promoting seasonal celebration and entertainment.
Mr Sakari S Tuomioja born in Tampere Finland in 1911 served as Finland's ambassador to the United Kingdom since 1955 and held several key government posts including the premiership from 1953 to 1954.
Windsor Ontario speaker, Stuart Ar economic adviser for The Company of Canada, warned the Rotary that tolls on ships passing the Welland Canal would raise costs for all of Ontario. He noted inland waters had been toll-free since earlier times and tied industrial growth to a robust steel sector and heavy industry.
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