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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
1
A historical notice outlines regulation of bridges and waterways under a county act. It specifies construction and obstruction rules, duties of engineers, permit conditions, and penalties up to $50 for violations. It mentions local routes and public rights of passage in the village and surrounding avenues and squares.
Millbrook splits honours and passes by merit order for Grade 9 10 promotions with conditional students flagged. Honours include Norma Earl Barbara Young Bernard Ingham Judith Reid Joan Porter Nancy Powell Gail Lawson Diane Kinsman Barbara Hutchison Judith Hobbs and Patricia Peebles. Pass and conditional lists follow with names duplicated from the readable segments. Grade 13 results await August week two. Intermediate Certificates listed Elinore Crowley Glenn Earle Alan Fowler Jo Ann Friar Georgina Kennedy Gail Lawson Joyce Lunn Gordon Martin Joan Porter Nancy Powell Gloria Raper Wayne Raper Peter Stupart. Graduation Diplomas read Don Earle Judith Hobbs George Hubbeard Patricia Peebles Barbara Ann Seward.
Alphabetical list of students by grade from June School Report S S No 18 Cavan. Names include Linda Allen William Allen Wilma Patton Bonna Todd Terry Allen Everett Patton Sandra Seward Earl Todd Shirley Van Dam Wayne Morton Petty Lou Seward Paul Wood Glen Morton Earl Patton Helen Todd Jacob VanDam Mary Patton Mary Jane Seward Kathleen Vamos Gordon VanDam Joyce Toda Judith Wood Gabriel Vamos Irene Ferguson teacher.
A list shows students promoted to Grade 3 and Grade 8, with many named individuals and accompanying “Hon.” markers. The document also notes Grade 5 to 6, Grade 2 to 3 movements, and several “Recommended” honours for multiple students across several classes.
The document lists graduates and Honors recipients including Jo-Ann Agnew Bland Tommy Brooks David Buck Faye Buckham Leanor Challice Ronald Crough Philip Drury Pamela Edwards Bryan Farrow Richard Guthrie Gary Hobbs Arthur Kennedy Sandra Larmer John McDowell Brian Nelson Dianne Olan Donald Powell June Quibell Beatrix Ridge Darryl Sanderson Jan Scott Linda Snelgrove Larry Thomas with several marked as Hon. or Recom'd.
A bus leaves Pontypool for Bowmanville on July 12 at 11 00 a.m. Those wanting to attend the Glorious Twelfth should contact Jack Payne Pontypool. Fare for trip only 1.00 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Cheshire of Lakefield were in the village on Friday with Mrs Cheshire taking a position as French language teacher at Sutton High School. The Rev Francis P Chisholm and Mrs Chisholm with three daughters left for Port Dalhousie. Arnold Armstrong of La Prairie visited with his mother over the holiday. Visitors with Mr and Mrs Clifford Allin on Friday included Mrs Neave recently home from Scotland, her niece and nephew Alfrey Watkins and two children of Bridgenorth. Friends sorrow Mr John Finnemore was hospitalized in Peterborough on Tuesday. The Crowley family motored to Perth for the weekend to visit relatives. J Barringer and family spent the weekend with Floyd Abrams at Port Hope. Stillaway family and Mrs Davenport of Toronto were guests of Clifford Allin. George Dawson and daughter Margaret, Miss Dench of Toronto, and Miss Margaret Smith of Barrie visited the Smiths this week. Miss Smith leaves Barrie for Montreal to join Wesley United Church.
St. Andrew's Sunday School holds a picnic today at Cobourg Beach. Children travel by bus meeting at the Church at 1.30 p.m. All church families are invited to attend and bring a picnic supper.
The draw by the Ladies' Auxiliary to Cana dian Legion Branch 304 on the holiday was won by D. R. Garland of Cobourg RR 4. The winning number was 268.
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