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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
4
It takes training experience and skill beyond good intentions. The message stresses practical know how as essential for effective action and outcomes in challenging situations.
The Peterborough Oshawa District Home Economics Section of the Ontario Educational Association held its spring conference at Bowmanville High School on May 10. After coffee Mrs Anne Wragg presided. Reports came from Miss V Lidke C.C.V.1 Mrs M Arnott and Mrs N Wolfe on the Easter workshop. The afternoon covered curriculum evaluation and the potential for Home Economics to become a Grade 13 subject.
Durham County 4 H club leaders met in Bowmanville on Thursday May 8 1958 to form a 4 H club leaders association. Ontario Department of Agriculture hosted a luncheon and an organizing meeting. Officers elected include Bev Gray Port Hope president Francis Jose Newcastle vice president Lloyd Kellogg Port Hope secretary A O Dalrymple treasurer. The group planned judge competition changes coaching nights May 23 and 30 and a club night November 24 in Orono. Entries for judging due May 24 with 0.50 entry fee.
Some girls rely on pills to ease headaches while others experience headaches as a reason to take pills. The statement contrasts coping methods and raises questions about self care and medical use.
A note invites readers to attend a church of their choosing this Sunday, encouraging participation across congregations and emphasizing community engagement and worship options.
Millbrook opens home baseball schedule with Courtice visiting Wednesday May 21. A strong turnout is hoped to boost the team as a silver collection is planned. The first half 1958 Bantam schedule lists May 17 to June 11 with multiple intercity games and 6:30 pm starts, deadlines 6:45.
Twenty-one members and two visitors attended the May meeting of the South Group W A at Mrs Russell Kennedy's home. The gathering opened with worship and the Lord's Prayer, with Mrs Bert Gardiner conducting the service. Minutes of the April meeting were read by Mrs David Arm.
The treasurer reported a balance of 13.14 after turning in 10.00 to Mrs Payne from the Chamber of Commerce dinner. Funds came from cook book sales and Canada Packers labels. September General W.A. noted. An evening meeting with Mrs Carmen Bell as guest speaker was approved. Ministers visiting for Conference in Peterborough will be billeted for three nights. willing hosts to contact Mr Chisholm. A wedding catering offer was accepted for summer. arrangements to follow. Meeting closed with Benediction and social hour. Refreshments by Mrs Hubbeard, Mrs Olan and Mrs Kennedy. June meeting planned at Mrs Gordons Davidson's.
Card of thanks from C D Sanderson expresses gratitude to Dr Wright the attending doctor and Civic Hospital nurses Rev Mr Chisholm organizations friends and relatives for gifts and cards and for making it possible for his wife to visit during the hospital stay.
Entered Interest Kennedy Miss Ida May 7 1958 at Peterborough Civic Hospital in Millbrook Ontario in her 78th year. Funeral held May 10 1958 from J W Haw Funeral Home Millbrook with Rev Francis P Chisholm officiating T he burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs R O Thomas of Port Colborne visited along with Mrs E C Richards. The report notes a claim that more people commit death by own action with a fork than with a knife.
Notice is given to all creditors of Louis John Hutchinson who died about February 11 1957 in Cavan Ontario to file full particulars of claims with Robert Temple solicitor for the Administrator by May 24 1958 at 381 Front Street Belleville Ontario. Dated Belleville April 29 1958.
Mrs H C Argue and Mrs Stewart hosted social events while Mr Ronald attended exercises in Guelph and earned a B S A degree. Alexander R and his wife visited Toronto with his brother in Law Francis Chisholm for the Victorian weekend. Oshawa and Millbrook families joined Estella Hetherington for a holiday gathering. J T Croy and daughter Elinore visited Fenelon Falls. Lloyd Peel, recently discharged from Sunny Hospital, moved to St Joseph Hospital in Peterborough. Kirkland Lake residents in Millbrook for a weekend visit with Harkness family.
Last Friday morning the Fraserville fire brigade responded to a blaze at Mr. B Onelgrove’s house about 114 miles away. Neighbors saved most furniture but the home was ruined due to lack of water. The fire, believed caused by a faulty kitchen chimney, was discovered around 3 a.m.
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