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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
4
Emergency precautions issued by the Ontario Department of Agriculture Bowmanville address selective feeder stock purchases to prevent outbreaks. The notice expresses hope for no cholera spread in the area and urges all swine producers to take preventive measures.
The writer criticizes young men seeking notoriety through reckless acts. They argue the appeal is the audience and a drink, not the act itself. Millbrook, a peaceful 800-person community, is praised as decent neighbors with goodwill and a quiet impact.
Fr Lieut M J Neave Mrs Neave Heather eight and David ten stayed with Mrs Neave's parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Allin this past week. They will drive to Vancouver in a few weeks to reside. Mr and Mrs Jim Kelly returned to Detroit after a week with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs R A Wood. Mr and Mrs Richard Wood and Mr and Mrs Jim Kelly motor to Toronto Thursday to visit their brother Mr John Armstrong who is seriously ill in a Toronto hospital.
The piece reflects on community helpers during three years and thanks Basil Richards for aid. It criticizes all four Canadian political parties and rejects backing any candidate, arguing Canada risks becoming a welfare state unless taxpayers control lawmakers. It condemns election ads and voter manipulation.
A candidate faces political pressure and trickery as he seeks election. He endures the deceitful tactics, yet has four years to recover by serving truthfully and effectively.
The notice proclaims the 102nd year of Beautiful Millbrook, highlighting civic pride and local history. Details emphasize community events, commemorations, and ongoing efforts to preserve heritage within the town.
August dates for several Durham 4H clubs are announced with times and venues to be provided later. A J unior Farmers bus tour to the Montreal district was moved from July 27 to August 17. A note recalls a book on farming titled Gold The Grass found recently in Millbrook library with librarian Margaret's help.
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