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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1958
Page
4
FOR RENT three four and five roomed self contained flats with rents from 35 dollars per month. Possession on April 1. Apply at Gray's Drug Store or pione 37 or 79 Millbrook.
For Sale Findlay oval cook stove cheap. Phone 30 Millbrook. For Sale Two large storm windows ideal for a hot bed. Phone 39 Millbrook. For Sale Garry Otts and Brant Bailey grown from reinserted seed. Apply Don Graham, phone 104 W 11 Millbrook. 3t
The Carmel L.O.L euchre gathering continued to attract players and sponsors. Winners for March 20 included high lady Mrs William Armstrong who also took a groceries basket, low Mrs Ira Gillis. high man Albert Dew, low Councillor Joe Thorn. Next games set for April 3 in the same hall.
William Samuel Kennedy died Monday March 24 1958 at his home on King Street Millbrook beloved husband of Charlotte Gardiner father of Rita Olan Verna Olan Vertil Kennedy and Louella Buck brother of Ida Kennedy. Resting at J W Haw Funeral Home Millbrook service 2 pm this afternoon interment Gardiner Cemetery.
An event titled The Little Clod Hopper will be held at Cavan Hall on April 8 under the auspices of the Cavan Church Choir. The gathering invites attendees to enjoy a program presented by the choir with anticipated community interest.
For Sale 1060 bales of mixed Clover and Timothy hay. Apply Wimot Strong, phone 2121-11 Millbrook. For Sale by Tender Frame Building 15 by 30 feet at the United Church Parsonage. Bids close March 28, 1958. Mail bids to Box 32 Millbrook, Qnt. 3t.
Grace Presbyterian Church WMS met in March at the home of Mrs. Tom Skipp Jr. with Mrs. Marshall Larmer presiding. Fifteen ladies attended. a farewell card for Mrs. Heustin was signed, a prayer for Koreans offered, and the group sang Blest Be the Tie That Binds before lunch.
Havelock defeats Millbrook in seven game series with a 4-2 edge after a 6 to 5 win in Peterborough on Monday night securing the championship. Millbrook is eliminated from further league play as Havelock takes the series lead.
Auction sale of groceries meats medicines and more the property of Mr Clifford Fallis to be held at the premises in Pontypool on Saturday March 29 at 1 30 pm. Terms cash. RB Payne auctioneer.
Centreville Church South Monaghan purchases a Hammond organ by congregational decision on March 19. The organ will be dedicated at 11:00 a.m. service on March 30, with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper administered. All members and friends are invited.
During Holy Week St Andrew's observances trace Jesus last week events from Palm Sunday to Easter master Day. Palm Sunday is a rededication focus with 100 percent attendance hoped for. New members will be received by Profession of Faith and by Certificate of Transference.
A boy named John Smillie son of Mr and Mrs Wm Smillie residing near the former McDowell Apartment on King Street fell under the rear wheel of a wagon on Monday afternoon and broke his leg. He was taken to Civic Hospital and is under the care of Dr J W Wright.
A notice regrets leaving out contributors to the junior hockey cause in last week's issue. Names omitted include Ivan Johnson and Harwood. The cost reference $3.00 appears, likely a payment or donation note.
Fragmentary OCR lists Basil Richards, Miss Keller from Sewanee and Cliff Allin with Joe Thorn in an uncertain event. Details and results are unreadable but indicate a morning or afternoon track or field context.
In loving memory of Clara Challice who died March 28 1945. Thirteen years have passed since we laid her to rest near the grave. Our thoughts return to her daily and the sorrow stays. Always remembered by her husband and family with love.
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