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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
3
Fans in the hometown section cheer as Ives delivers a standout first class showing for XT. Local supporters praise the performance and its impact on upcoming events.
The Home and School Association of Millbrook invites all fathers to a Monday January event at 8 15 p m in the school for the annual fathers night. Men of the association will lead a programme with brief talks on various professions a film showing and refreshments served. Everyone is welcome.
Vincent Crough urges interested boys to attend the local Arena Saturday at 9 AM for hockey tryouts. He tells them it’s a chance to start in the sport and notes that in 10 or 12 years some may become stars on major league teams.
The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Harkness on Saturday January 12 at 2 p.m. Roll call will be New Year's resolutions.
H. Ouellette announces arrangements to revive curling at Millbrook Arena and invites interest. Readers with curling stones or knowledge of stone sources are asked to contact promptly, noting many stones may remain from the former curling club era.
Cobourg Ontario January 7 1957 weekly disease summary reports chickenpox red measles and mumps by township with several small counts Port Hope Hamilton Port Hope Monaghan and other townships listed. Charlotte M Horner medical officer of health
An assortment of aphorisms on philanthropy and virtue from Eddy Thoreau Cumberland Shaftesbury Cicero and Franklin. The selections urge generosity toward others and universal benevolence as a practical daily practice.
Mr and Mrs Jim Fair and Miss Clara Seans visited Mr and Mrs Spicer in Port Hope for New Years. Miss Alice Carver and Miss Betty Sorg spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs M E Hutchinson Bailieboro. James Roddy, recently ill, went to Oshawa to stay with his niece. Mrs Melville Guyatts mother Mrs Lynch of Toronto had a painful fall breaking her shoulder but is recovering nicely.
CBC News Service celebrates sixteen years of operation processing over three million words daily for radio and TV newscasts in Canada. Five prominent newscasters are pictured in CBC's central newsroom with a script from one of the early broadcasts. About 100 editors and writers support CBC radio and TV news gathering and editing.
Parity for farmers is the Canadian Federation of Agriculture’s core aim, seeking income equality with other major groups. Hannam discusses distinguishing parity from price supports, outlines the 1944 Agricultural Prices Support Act, and asks how parity should be measured and achieved across fronts.
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture endorses using prices to measure parity, noting simple calculations and a base period where farming was in balance. Critics argue productivity gains skew purchasing power, but proponents say overall nonfarm productivity offsets this. (Continued next week).
Mrs. Thos Ingram and her son Larry attended the funeral of the late William James Cairns in Lindsay on Sunday. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Manvers.
Canadians, on average, eat better than five pounds of turkey each year, reflecting a steady appetite for poultry across the population.
The County Committee of the Co-operators Insurance Association met in the Agricultural Representative's office in Bowmanville on January 3. Present were Russell Earle Ida Clarence Allin Newtonville Bob Hendry Bowmanville Sam Black area manager of CLA Jack Anott Orono. Agents present were Bob Moffit Orono Howard Foley Bowmanville Sadie McBain Ida. The meeting discussed the association's new general policy for 1957. Members not present were Bev Gray Garden Hill Allan Beer Bethany Earl Dorrell Blackstock.
A compact reflection on mutual finance in a relationship. One person wants fair share while the other seeks to hold funds, leaving both unsure how to proceed. The verse explores trust, reciprocity, and practical finances in intimate life.
For a century cotton manufacture has been an industry of major importance in Canada and today is still the largest segment of the Canadian primary tertiary industry.
The automobile transporters are the largest freight equipment on CN lines. They measure 78 feet in length and 16 percent in height and carry eight cars on two levels.
More than 55,000 Canadians earn their living in the Canadian telephone industry, supported by about 2,800 separate systems.
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