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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1959
Page
3
A fragmentary note describes an asphalt related incident resulting in injuries to a man. The wordings are unclear but indicate a medical response and possible transportation to a hospital. No names or locations are readable in the provided text.
Arthur J. Brown urged Ontario leaders to ensure equal educational opportunities. He cited 120 permit teachers and argued unqualified staff threaten children’s education. Brown, a six-term Ward 9 Toronto school trustee, criticized multiple boards and backed reforms. E. R. Ted Woodyard praised John Wintermeyer and stressed Liberal aims for better Ontario governance.
Port Hope area residents to auction 622 boxes of monuments markers corner posts and inscriptions with proceeds supporting local historical preservation and community projects.
Closed circuit television debuted in Canadian banking on February 25 in Toronto at the Toronto Dominion Bank King and Bay Streets branch. The system links a teller to a distant bookkeeping ledger for cheque verification and signature validation, with monitors at management desks.
The Mike White Imperial Jazz Band, a new Canadian Dixieland group, gains national attention with Wednesday live CBC Dominion broadcasts. The sextet now headlines nightly at a downtown Toronto hotel on Basin Street and appears as guests on TV shows like Music Makers 759.
Mr Laing described a pilot where a position and teller screen cheques for the bookkeeper at the far end before authorization. The bank intends thorough study before broader, more complex rollouts, noting it is a major forward step but not yet ready for widespread use.
All boys and girls up to age 12 are invited to join the Young Worshippers League at St Andrew's United Church. Plan to attend church service on Sunday and participate in activities to learn about faith and community.
The notice indicates enrollment steps to take place on Sunday following the church service, with Mrs Neal or Miss Sharon Ball overseeing the process. It emphasizes personal attendance and guidance for participants during the post service period.
In February Brownies held weekly meetings while Tweenies passed enrollment tests for March 11. Brownies and others earned Golden Hand and Golden Bar badges, with several skater and Toymaker collector badges approved. Janice Gibson and others earned badges, pending future presentation. Valentine puppet craft noted and Thinking Day invited guides attended. attendance reached 50. Rev. Mr. Palfrey spoke.
An engaging Talk on Think ing Day featured birthday cupcakes with a candle for each attendee. Brownies and Leaders extend thanks to Mrs. T Campbell for cupboard time and service, with Mrs. Noble succeeding as tester. Mothers and friends invited to Enrollment and Golden Bar and Badges at St Thomas Parish Hall on March 11 at 4 30 PM.
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