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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
3
Incomplete fragmentary text shows a clerk named Herb Jr. and a mailed instrument. mentions a $1,000 figure, a highways submission, and a seconded entry by the clerk. The page lacks clear events, dates, or locations to confirm a full item.
Sunday morning service at St Andrew's emphasizes Christians as salt and light, citing Matthew 5 13 20 and the unity of humanity. The sermon praises service, God Fatherhood, and brotherhood, notes global histories and empire changes, and mentions Anthem by senior choir and recessional hymn 399 Faith of Our Fathers.
Reverend Walter Patterson M A Minister Emeritus. Grace Church Millbrook Sunday School at 10 45 a m Divine Worship at 8 45 a m Centreville Church service at 10 00 a m Church School at 11 00 a m Divine Worship follows.
The Centreville Presbyterian Church annual meeting reports a $3,600 Hammond organ purchased and installed within a year. Highlights include WM S and Ladies Aid funds, a Life membership for Mrs. Roy Greer, active Junior and COC groups, and no resident minister but rising attendance and giving.
Mirror-Reporter J. H. Barringer publisher among names listed with Walter Lord Rick Robinson Ralph Greer Arthur Brackenridge Jay Whittington Howard Brackenridge Roy Sanderson Clark Darling.
The article states that Americans have a per capita coffee consumption of 18 pounds per year. It notes the figure as a general consumption benchmark and implies steady or rising demand for coffee domestically.
A dated notice explains rising costs and a subscription increase for The Mirror-Reporter. Effective March 1 1959 the annual rate climbs to 1 75 dollars, urging renewals to lock in the old 1 50 price. The schoolhouse tale reference frames the hardship and collective effort to absorb higher costs.
Local column highlights monuments markers and posts in Port Hope Ontario detailing inscriptions and upkeep notes. Mentions historic sites and community memory through dated markers and public acknowledgments.
John Fayne, licensed auctioneer in Pontypool Ontario for Durham County, announces availability to conduct sales anywhere in the county. Patronage respectfully requested.
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