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m.» 7 PAGE IOU: coming winted season, any of the following: Lt. Fawcett Sgt . Raper Pte. Dufty. Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, Millbro‘ok. The Churches SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1958. Zion Pentecostal Church IMILLBROOK D. L. Johns, Pastor. Sunday Smes 10 a. 111. â€"â€"Sunday School 11. 00 a. m. â€"â€"-Worship Service. 7. 30 p. m. â€"Great Evangelistic Time of Services, July August .\L-."'LISI 0- 11.00 3.11)». St. '11. 0111-: s (‘h111(h. Millbrook. August 10-â€"11.00 a. In. St. -It:-' :1112 C'huxch, Ida. August 17â€"11. 00 a. 111. St Thomas’ Chum-.11 \Iillbmok. August. 23.4â€"11.00 a. mâ€"â€"St J'nhu 5 Church, Ida. Augu t 31â€"11.00 a. m. St Thomas Churrh, Millbrook Th3 United Church of Canada. Millbrook -- Gavan Mr. Stan Northrop, organist and choir director. Sunday. August 24, 1958 “O Come, Let Us Worship’. CAVAN Service withdrawn. Millbrook. morning worship at 11 15. Guest Preacher The Rm. \ ictor C. Mooney, M. A. l) 1).. of Tommi o. Dun 11:2 mm .11 of August the School will worship with the congregaton. PRESBYTERIAN Centreville and Millbrook Rev. Walter Patterson, M.A., Minister Emeritus. Grace Church. Mifibrook Sunday Soho 01â€"10 . 45 a . m . 9 . 45 a . m . â€"â€"Divine Worship. Centrevfl‘e Church 10.00 a.m.â€"â€"C‘hurch School 11 . 00 a. . m .-â€"Divine Worship Nortbnmberlaud 81 Durham Securities Phone Tu-5-4588 Albert Waxer 31 Walton St. Sole owner Port Hope DIRECT WIRE TO TORONTO. Member Brokerâ€"Dealers' Associ- S r E E ! ation of Ontario ! Service . A's zust Pentecostal Assemblies of Dead Stock Removed HIGHEST PRIGES PAID Nick Peconi 24-Hour Service Peterborouh 2â€"2080 cobourg 1737 Raper Mrs. S. E. Eakins, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Larmer, Marie and Brenda; spent a few days Last week with‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Black of Fev‘ersham, 0w. Miss: Angela. Huyton has taken a position on the staff of The Toronto-Dominion Bank in Millbrook . Mrs. R. A. Hutchinson and son Mr. Kenneth Hutchinspn, of Trenfioirwere visitors with Mrs. Hutchinson’s father, Mr‘. John Pritohard, !on Saturday. Mrs. J. E. McM111-1av ofl Port Dalhousie, is visiting her! sister and brother 11112111, Mr. and Mrs. 00111 Peebles andI their daughter Pa.tri1i;1,11hisl 11 eek ‘ Mr Eugene Funderburg and Mr. Tim {Cain of Hamilton, new visitors in Millbrook 011 Tuesday. This is Mr. lain’s first visit. 7, here but Eugene lived here for three years and attended the 10131 school He is emploved at the Hamilton Steel Works. He says he still likes MillbnOOk. Him 9111111113. The entertainment took the iform of a 11101 1\ “edding. ['l‘lisse taking part. were, Mrs. 5A11b1ey F.1llis. \Irs. Mellville sCarr, Mrs. Elmer Dunford, gM1's.Pa11ills1n Mis< Pram-e3 21111511111 MM (1. A. Spicer, ‘Mrs. Milford Byers and Mrs. I Lawrence \Vinslow . We. are. pleased to note. that Mr; Lloyd Peel returned home. frlom St. Jor~=eph’s Hospital, Peterbomugh, on Tuesday of HITS week. Dr. Frank Manta "of Toronto was in the vintage on Tuesdzay and called on lVIOs‘Ts. A. R. [Kayne and J. H. Bazrrin‘ger, friends of other days. Mrs. Julia Shire and Mrs. Ron‘s Shire of Sunderland, wera visitors wiih Miss A. Thumb ton on Tlm‘day. Misses Margaret. Anne Fow- ler. Joan and Julie Arm'trong. are holidaying at the YWCA (.‘mnep Clear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. JJCk Kinsman and daughter Dianne haw 19- turned home af‘er a week ;. vatation in Uh-imgo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owen and two sons, Billie and Hally. of St. Catharines were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Owen and family. \Iiss E di h Elson whose mar- riuge takes place on Saturday, “as honoured hv her Clvau and Millbrook friends when they prv;~.9nt9d her with a mis- cellaneous shower at, the home of Mrs. Fred Brown on Fri- SHOWER GIVEN T0 MISS EDITH ELSON The many beautifil and use- £111 gifts were presented in a Wishing well. Miss Elson was assisted in opening the parcels by her sister, Miss Frances Elston and her sister-inâ€"law, Mrs. Paul Elson. Mrs. Brown, assisted hy several of the ladies, served a delicious lunch. We are shipping woollens to Fairfields’ from Milbbrook station ‘on Tuesday aftemoon, August 26th: '(‘M'YSJ Arthur V. Thorn. ‘- PERSONAL NOTICE max TO WORK mm LONG- LAY-OFF We are pleased to mote that Mr. Jack Kellett has resumed work at the Ollan Sawmill after being off work ever since the .mill was burned down a. few weeks ago. Mr. Kellett whg was employed there, and is also a member of the local fire brigade, was badly hurt the morning of the fire. He was taking a stream of hlose up the sawdust pile when the hose caught on a log causing him to lose his hold, with the‘ result the pressure in the hose: t‘rrew him to the bottom ~,)-‘ the} pile injuring him severely. We hope he has 'flully recovered and will be able to take his éplaee steady with the other lmembers \of the mill staff, the i mill having resumed opera;- |tions again about two weeks. Much has been written about a the danger of roadside tables, 1 picking up hitch hikers and ‘ courtesy on the highways, but I little has been said or written 1 about roadside drinking. In- formation is to the effect that 1 miny a social drink has taken 1 place on the edge of the high- 1 way, some of‘ which has been observed by the motoring pub- lic It is looked on as one of the 11 orst kind of social drink- ing. T300 bad that some driv- I ers of cars cannot wait until the) reach their destinatoin before uncorking the bottle. The old saying that another Ilittle drink won’t do us any 1112mm is a fallacy. It often leads to accidents and might 11 ell result in fatalities. One drink and one life may be ex- tinguished. Let there be less roadside drinking. â€"~ Wat(h-I man-VVarder. I ROADSIDE DRINKERS ~ 15:: MOB-REPORM WK, MARIO 60,000 new reasons every day for mechanized farming! In these days of man-made planets we tend to overlook this old, but still miraculous, earth that feeds and pro- vides for us all. That over 60,000 babies are born into this world each day -more than enough to repopulate the whole of Canada in less than a yearâ€"goes unnoticed. That these 60,000 new mouths will be fed on the produce of this small earth does not make headline news! Yet, when we consider this astonish- ing growth in the world’s population, we must wonder how it is that our standard of livingâ€"measured in terms of food consumption â€"-remains so high. How is it possible when there has been little appreciable increase in the world farm acreage and a decline in the ac- MILLBROOK HAS FINE HOMEâ€"MADE SWIMMING POOL In an effort to give the} youngsters of the village 33 decth place to deal off in‘ during the hot weather, M121 and Mrs. Cutmore, at the for-' mer Collins homestead, son King; Street, have set aside a portion; of their proprty fio‘r a swim- ing pool. Through the good work of Mr. Cutméore and a number of his helpers, quite a pond has been formed by diglg-‘ ing away the ground alongside: the. creek. This has a goodi flan; stone wlalik ’around the1 top, 3nd the ground slopes: gently to the water. Two! flower pots filled with flowers help give the pool surround, ings a pleasant look. i A 'I which reads: PRIVATE POOL Use at your own risk. Mr. and Mrs. Cufmore bake, a great interest in young pen- pel and this is one example of what they will sacrifice for hthers, and no doubt but that the users of this pool during the balance. of ‘the summer, will bless this young couple. for their forethought. and interest in them. It’s up to the users of this 119001 to use judgment and help keep the place clean and in good condition. We “have mot, been given authority to stay so, but we be- lieve that all young peo.p1e_ will be welcome to use the pool bu~ that no rowdyism or vile talk will be tolmated by the Cut-- mores. Roy Willmott. Q.G. James A. Irvine, MJ. has been erected Barristers, Solicitors, Nata Telephone 9, Millbrook tual farming population? ' The answer lies in farm mechaniza- tion in a scientific approach to food cultivation and the development of modern machine methods to increase output per acre and per man-hour worked. In this development Masseyâ€"Ferguson plays a leading role throughout the worldâ€"in Canada, in the United States, in France, South America, Great Britain, South Africa, Germany and Australia. All the world over, wherever farming is mechanized to meet our ever-grow- ing needs, there we find Massey-â€" Ferguson machines hard at work in the fields. WILLMOTT IRVINE i‘lflor Saleâ€"GOOd Slabs. Apply ‘ Olan’s Sawmill, phone 70w, I Millbrook. 3t For For Saleâ€"Two complete Single Beds, practically new. Aldo 1 Dresser, oak finish. Mrs. Dav. M. Fallis," 'phbn‘e 152 For Saleâ€"1 Set of Wilson’s 2000} pound Scales, in Splen- did obndition. Phone 215114: Millbrook. ' Wantedâ€"Live Poultry a n d Feathers. High est prices paid. Phone collect to M. Flett, RR 1, Bethany, phlone Bethany 7 -r-13. . 101; 1956 4-Dobr Dodge for sale ............. $89. 1952 GMG 3-Ton Dump Truck ............. $450. 00 EXCHANGE: Rebuilt TranSmjssions EXCHANGE; Rebuilt Generators EXCHANGE: Rebuilt. Starters large quantity of Fuel Pumps; New Tractor Tires from $25. up. Very large quantity of New and Used Parts for all Cars. Also quantity of New G1a.ss,a.nd large quantity of House Paint. Marat-00k 10.6-j-3. Mil‘lbroo-k . FOR SALE WANTED 'ooden- Crib, s‘pr-l mattress . Phone } PHONE 17:3 GARDEN HILL m Dodge for sale ............. $895.00 AUTO WRECKERS man desires n C“ TOWNSHIP OF (AVAN 1068; M1 By-law No. 994 W‘Augnsfifl, 1958. Custom Combining. Apply to Marshall Palms, phone Millâ€" brpok 207-r-12. 3t. For Rentâ€"5 Roomed House on 'Anne Street: possession on September 1st. Apply V. Crough after 6 p.m., phone 120j Millbrook. For Rentâ€"2 Rooms, 1 kitchen; hot and cold water; wood- s'hed. Upstairs 2 bed rooms and bath room $35.00 a mJon’th. Free heating. Phone MilLbrook 218-r-13, or write to. D. J. v.d. Heuvcl, RR 1, Gavan, Ont. 11; A By-Law to Raise $50,000.00 to Aid in the Construction of 'Tile. Stone or Timber Drains 2. That subject to section 10 of the Tile Drainage Act, when the Council is of the opinion that the application of any person to borrow money for the purpose of constructing a (tile, stone or tim- ber drain should be granted in whole or in part, the Council mass by resolution, direct the Reeve to issue debentures as aforesaid and to borrow a sum not exceeding the amount applied for, and may lend the same to the applicant on the completion of the drainage works. 3'. A special annual rate shall be imposed, levied and collected over and above all other rates upon the land in respect of which the money is borrowed, sufficient for the payment of the principal and interest as provided by the Act. Read a first and second time this 20th. day of June, 1958. (Sgd.) Zella M. Bentley, Clerk (Sgd.) L. A. Hooton, Reeve Read a third time and finally passed this 7th. day of August, 1958. (Sgd .) Zella M. Bentley, Clerk (Sgd.) L. A. Hooton, Reeve Take notice that the above is a true copy of a Byâ€"Law passed by the Council of the Township of Cavan- on the 7th. day of August 1958, and all persons are required to take notice that anyone who desires to apply to have the by- law or any part thereof quashed must serve notice of his applica- tion upon the Head or Clerk of this Municipality within 20 days after the date of last publication of this notice and must make his application to the Supreme Court of Ontario within one month after the said date. This notice was first published on the 14th. iday of August 1958, and. the 136‘ “publication will be on the 28!}. :day of August 1958. Attend the Church 0”“. your ehloice on Sunday. CUSTOM COMBINING- FORK-EN! DEGORL‘ The Annual 05 Daughters « B.A. N0. 106 Sunday August Flowers ima; Mrs. Bob Kim. D. ‘L. Lunn. Mr. Herb. red some radis brought one 0 to this office had a, root 24 looks as thong seeking for six weeks it w This is the 101; have ever seen since the den said to have ha prod a patient; the rear when giving the imp rdots of the 1'04 way down. FOR MOI See The T0 WE'V. Time is run: valuabic righ: Victory 801 Conversionfl 15th is the that the n'gh be lost. Bring you: to the men Dominion b: TR’