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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
3
A worship service at Millbrook featured a second hymn and a children’s moment. The record lists participants including Blandish Clarke, B.A. Kley, and Lech B.A. among others, with Divine Worship and Church School noted.
An auctioneer led a furniture and real estate sale conducted by experienced professionals. The event featured curated items and competitive bidding in a structured market setting. Attendees included collectors and local buyers seeking value in established brands and period pieces.
A damaged notice lists livestock for sale including crippled cows and old horses. Potential buyers are asked to call Ri-2-4330 for information or to bid, with unspecified sale details and conditions.
Millbrook girls opened the softball season with a 17 to 15 win over Bethany at the Fairgrounds, outscoring 11 to 1 in the first inning. They followed with a 14 to 8 victory over Courtice last Friday, getting key innings in the fourth and fifth and overcoming a late threat as Courtice fell short. Eileen Powell pitched the Courtice game, while Millbrook seeks transportation help and volunteer umpires for upcoming out of town games.
All games begin at 7 p.m. from May 20 to June 16. Key matchups include Bethany at Millbrook, Courtice at Bowmanville, Millbrook at Courtice, Orono at Millbrook, and Bowmanville venues hosting several games across May and June.
The Town Hall was crowded Friday evening May 15 for a variety concert by Mrs. E Lang's dancing class. Twenty five pupils and seventeen majorettes performed solos, square dances, a Charleston and a sword dance. The show ended with group numbers and a candy sale that covered expenses, with proceeds donated to the Millbrook majorette fund.
The dancing class in Millbrook staged its inaugural recital, drawing enthusiastic applause and strong audience interest suggesting more performances to come. The event showcased student progress and community support for local arts.
Bailieboro 1.O.L. No. 853 will hold a church parade to Christ Church on Sunday June 14 at 7 30 PM. The Officers and Members of Bailieboro L.O.L. 853 and L.O.B.A. Officers and Members of 1336 invite Orange men L.O.B.A. Members and Juvenile Members to attend this Divine Service. All will please meet at the
A notice states school grounds will host a parade to the church for a 7 30 p m service led by bands of the order. The Rev J Edgar M Palfrey of the Parish of Cavan will be the speaker. All are welcome to attend this service. A casual quip about a sneeze and speed limit appears in the text.
A Liberal campaign message urges Ontario voters to back down payment options as low as 500 dollars for a fast relief housing program and to extend the Ontario Hospital Insurance Plan to cover out patient services. It calls for a more responsible efficient government.
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