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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
2
The Ladies Auxiliary to Canadian Legion Branch No. 402 met at the Legion Hall on June 3 with 31 members. President P Challice presided as the meeting opened with O Canada and colors presented after roll call and reading of the last meeting's minutes.
Parish of Cavan announces Rev H Quinn B A Ltd Rector for the Anglican Church of Canada. Rev Quinn will lead parish operations, preach, and oversee liturgical duties at the church.
Secretary L Chablice moves adoption of minutes as read, minutes of Executive meeting read and adopted. Flower fund draws won by six members. Flower and Social Committees report. Meeting adjourns for summer. Tea invitation extended. Plans for bus trip. Hope Chest draw July 1. Lunch served by Social Committee. G D.
The quilting and pot luck dinner gathering of the Women's Institute is postponed and rescheduled for Thursday June 19. The new meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Milton Chall ice.
Durham County Federation of Agriculture held a June meeting at the Yellowlees home in Salina with President Bruce Taylor leading discussions. Topics included a resolution on Brucellosis clean-up rates, a Dairy Queen Contest entries due June 15, and reports on the E. A. Summers Memorial Fund and Fall projects. Eric Fallis spoke on Hog Marketing July 25, while two amendments to CFA governance were debated. Lunch was served by Mrs. Yellowlees.
The Lady Lions announce a Garden Tea and Bake Sale to be held Wednesday June 25 from 3 to 5 p.m. at Mrs E Liesemers home. In bad weather the event moves to the Waiting Room. Admission is 35 cents.
Under the United Church of Australia Bethany will host a garden party on Friday June 27 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Entertainment is planned for attendees with details to follow from organizers
Pontypool Ontario licensed auctioneer John Fayne announces he is available to conduct sales anywhere in Durham County. Patronage respectfully solicited.
In the hall a brief notice lists prices: ladies and gentlemen 1.00, children 50 cents. The message hints at a "Always good time at Bethany" event with a quick sale and timed entertainment, reflecting a community notice in old newspaper style.
A reflective piece by Kathleen Partrid discusses patience as age and illness strain work abilities. It contrasts youth’s vigor with older fatigue and questions care from younger folk, urging kindness and understanding amid daily tasks and truth-telling.
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