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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1958
Page
1
A small scene collection on King Street shows a Wilson Cleaners truck from Port Rope as a gift of labor, lads with hockey sticks, shoppers at the Bank, Homer Ouellette showing off a squealing car, and a cautionary note about aging teens staying cautious on the road.
The family of the late Mrs. Margaret Patton thank friends and neighbours for cards of sympathy flowers and kindness shown during her illness and loss Special appreciation to Dr Tucker Port Hope and Rev Meades Bethany
The Millbrook and district Chamber of Commerce hosts a dinner and Ladies Auxiliary event at the Armouries Millbrook on Thursday Jan 23 at 7:00 p.m. The Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary provides the catering with a turkey dinner. Guest speaker is Hon. Matthew B. Dymond M D Minister of Reform Institutions. Tickets are $1.50 each.
A short verse extols cold water over wine or brandy praising its purity and health benefits. It claims water is convenient and will keep people at home at night rather than in ditches, expressing a communal preference for simple hydration.
A public notice invites attendees to a January 14 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Community Hall Cavan to discuss the Wheat Marketing Plan with speaker Dick Stewart of Peterborough.
Citizens Betterment League of Millbrook urges a No vote for the village’s alcohol question. The statement lists groups opposing alcohol use and its alleged harms, including social workers, parents, wives, and business leaders, arguing it degrades community life and diverts spending.
A local letter argues against beer outlets in Millbrook. It cites community betterment leaders, questions wet arguments, notes tourist towns Canadian, and urges a NO vote on January 15 to keep the village a good place to live.
Mr and Mrs George Loohui zen celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a home gathering for friends and neighbors on Saturday January 18 at 2 00 p m.
An aged speaker argues against liquor outlets, recounting family ties to businesses in Roseneath and Peterborough. He claims prohibition boosted local grocers, cites millbrook leakage to Ottawa and Toronto taxes, warns of bootlegging, and urges mothers to vote against beverage rooms and dining lounges.
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