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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
4
The column notes bits of gossip and social commentary along King Street. It mentions a boy known as Jack Frost moving about town,remarks on smoking habits seen in a family, and a reference to Daylight Saving time affecting children as they race to school.
The management committee planned a community newsletter for the executive council and interested locals. With time constraints, the executive secretary could not complete it, so the newsletter is being launched now. This marks Volume 1, Number 1 of the publication.
Northumberland and Durham TB Association reports at annual secretaries conference in Toronto. Discusses Canada’s 50th Christmas Seal Sale, rising x ray screening, improved case finding and treatment, and growing public apathy toward TB. Thanks volunteers. signed by M. E. Pewtress executive secretary.
The 35th Annual Conference of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Anglican Church in the Durham Northumberland Deanery met at St. John's Harwood on September 26 with over 125 delegates and clergymen from 19 communities including Bethany Bewdley Blackstock and Port Hope. Mrs Reginald Fallis was introduced as incoming Deanery President for two years.
Montreal Canada's two major railways have completed arrangements with a group of licensed for hire motor carriers to haul their trailers on railway flat cars between Montreal and Toronto. The piggyback system mixes truck flexibility at terminals with rail mass movement for common carrier trailers.
Maxwell Case of Zion Pentecostal Church in Mill Brook announces October visits and a nationwide Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada campaign titled To the Harvest. Neighbors will receive invitations to Zion Sunday School, with a Harvest Time Rally on the last Sunday of October combining Sunday School and morning worship.
The piece highlights a denomination famed for its Sunday School emphasis and recognized as one of the fastest growing groups in existence today.
At Peterborough Civic School of Nursing graduation on December 4 1957 Miss Sheila Sloan daughter of Mr Allie Sloan of Fenelon formerly Millbro was awarded for high standing in the annual exercises. The prize was given by the governors and Alderman W Gordon.
The October meeting of the Women’s Institute runs through Saturday October 12 at the home of Mrs. Richards. Roll Call events are planned.
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