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Bedroom Brick fillthOk, coal fur- fee-e bafh, H. D. . monthly. Call Erick representing x Limited. 21: ‘odern 2~bed1100m led apartment, oi! Phone ZUT-f-H, 3t Lstral, apartment! Lu refrigerator $25 Trick. 1: pples ; McIntosh, iSnows; also Par- ; Carrots. Milton ‘phone 89â€"j Mill- b 3t .. 3 States and Cana‘ acturing Company 'strict Manager fOr Dunty. Exception. Earnings. Guaran‘ it business. Autoâ€" ssential. Agricul- 'ground most im. ' les training given. L Box 84, London, 1 4t 25th day of J une, i directed against the nements of Leonard efendent, at the suit [will Braund, plain- Ieized and taken in the right, title, inter. ty of redemption of the-n, dinefte, liv‘ rs across hall, oil piece bath being Phone l28-j Millâ€" mm. It nnse, has 4 bed- ich said right. title; equity of redemption .eonard Hendrson in as and tenements, I 1' sale by public aucâ€" ffice in the Court Town of Cobwrg, on the 17th day of De- 3, at 2.30 o’clock in Small House on rtreet. Phone 18 ioom Apartment. "don Trick . 3t 3obourg, this 26th day Jar that certain par- 5 land and premises ; and being in the tavan, in the County 1nd being composed fofLot No. stinthe n of .the said Town- ), containing by adâ€" 100 acres more or except all that por~ east half of Lot 4, in the Township 0! f7 1 County of Durham, ‘ e of Ontario, having . 615 acres, more or 1 l7 Plymouth 4â€" In good shape. 'iek, phone 3684' Ly Virtue of a Writ I issued out of. the t of Ontario, bear- iale of lands muted Canada or “t take5 ked red on Plan Henderson in, MR. AND MRS. M. KENNEDY HONOURED ON THEIR 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY On Saturday evening Nov. 15th. 1958, Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Kennedy were taken by surprise by their relatives whb called to celebrate with them the happy‘occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Around :55 were present and a very en- joyable evening was spent in playing cards and dancing un~ til about 11:30 when the bride and groom of 25 years were asked to take chairs and the bride was presented with a ‘98th. Year. No. 47. ‘Wishing hue and all the Compliments of the coming season. ladies and Gentlemen: Having had three years experience on your Conn. cil, Ihereby solicit your vote and influeme at the ‘Polls on Monday, December 1. To Electors of (avan Township A Sale of Home Baking COULTER BROS. STORE Saturday, Nov. 29, 1958 COMMENCING AT 3.00 p.m. Under the auspices of Senior and Junior Choirs of St. Themas’ Church, Millbrook' ,3“ hail-o ht Cad-l m3 bli...h1’ouil..ߢmilhn, undo. m1 Olav-.01...“ ,- The night was dark, the snow was blowing, The traffic rest: was homeward flowing, « The road with slush and' tea was deep, And cars were moving at a creep. \ Jae Daakes was travelling dose behind In car in front, so he could find Hiswaybythered lightahead... . His windshield wiper had gone dead. ; And all was well with Joe will let up ahead, a sudden splll Stopped all the cars right down the llne.’ 5 Pat careful drivers, his was fine. be issued his but“, began to skid, tWiee driven den't, but Joseph did. , 9Nawskfeetdewn, Joetakesiteasy. Ila wasn 't smart when it was fI’OOIY. 00- WERA MRS INSURANCE . ASSOCIATION Yours Faithfully George Howden. WILL BE HELD IN Wedding cake and lunch were then served. Everyone wished the couple many more happy anniversaries . cor-sage of bronze ’mums and the groom a boutonniere. Mrs. Alvin Olan, a sister-inâ€"law vf the bride read an address and they were. presented with a lovely chrome kitchen suif‘e. The groom thanked everyone in a very capable manner. Guests were present from Rewdlev, Newcastle Barrie, Mt. Pleasant, Ida and Pontvpool as well as Millbrook. Attend the Church of your choice on Sunday. 3â€"Will be held Friday, Nov. I 28th; at 8 :15 p.111. in the Orange Hall, Milhbrook, under auspices [of L.O.L. No. 79. Gond prizes 3 and lunch. Admission - 350. 3 Everyone Welcome . All ex- service personnel andl ‘heii dependents are invited +oi take ‘advantage of a fieei Legion service. M1. J J. W'alsh, Sex-111 0 Bureau Officer lf1om Toronto “ill be at Legnn Hall Millb: wok Wliaiieh No. .40?" on TllLHClaV Dmember ‘2, at 4 p.111. to give skilled adâ€" vice on veterans' lbenefits. .Any-one with questions on Win, disability pension, War Veter~§ aims" Allowance (Bturnt-out' Pension), Treatment, or hospi- tal care is urged to call or} {write Mr. D. R. Fowler, Mill-l ibrook, who will arrange anl [ appointment. l l l l l l l l *- NOTICE, TO ALL VETERANS; time tq help us. Mr. and Mrs. Craig are new comers to Millbrook and moved to the former Morton home from the Peobles’ Apartment. ‘On King Street, after purchas- ing- the- rod brick dwelling a few months ago. Fire Chief Douglas Sheppard? and his men are to be congratu-i latod on the fine job they did, as a fire between partitions is. of the wors kind to extinouish l “/1". .‘MJ “HT.“ (V_-_, -___ ”1‘ Commemorating 40 years of 'service, Mr. Cecil B. Sutton ' was honoured at a dinner party given by the staff ref the Dur- ham and Docon Telephones ]Ltd. on Thursday, November |20:'h, 1958. fire started early in the own- ing avid 1101*. after they had re- tired for the night in which case much more serious resuitn could easily have happened. .. . 2D 'raalo. I The firemen, asmsted by a L b number of volunteer workers,‘ rarried out the furniture and “HAVE YOU GOT when danger was .past return- A CIGARETTE?” ed It to a room In the house that had suffiorod no damage ,, , . from the watcr and 31110110,, .Imag'lne our surprlbe a short which other parts of the house tune ago when a small boy not had done to the amount oi.’ near- yet 4 years 01,d’ from hls.appear- 1‘, $10!)“ (30 Lu-ckilv for “1,, amp, came In our office and Craiw’s the loss is “51),.“ 1,)..{askodme “Have you got a. C ’ ‘ “ ' ~ .9 ' ‘ v ‘ insurance, also luckv that the (-Igarotte? Beluga non-smoker â€"._â€"â€" MR. c. B. SUTTON PRESENTED WITH A TELEVISION SET During the evening speeches were made by the President, Mr. H. A. Coon and Secretary Treasurer Mr. E. T. Downs in appreciation of his long and fiaithiaui service as manager of the Telephone Company. To Show the high esteem in which he is held by the manage- ment and fellow employees Mr. Sutton was presented with a Television Set. A fire Friday evening at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. James Craig, the former Mlorton nurs- ing home on Tupper Street, proved a stubborn one. to ex- tinguish, as the fire originated between the wall arond a fire- place. Mrs. Craig was feed- ing- her infant daughter when she seen smoke coming from a- round the dire-place and went nitsirle to investigate, here she could see smoke coming from around the chimney, and being alone her husband being at work, called a friend of the family Mr. Ted Quibell who sensed danger and had her call the Millbrook fire brigade. It, took two hours of hard work to subdue the contrary blaze. TUPPER STREET FIRE STUBBORN ONE TO FIGHT ONTARIO, CANADA THEE: DAY, NOVEMBER 27,1958 EUCHRE PARTY THE MIRROR-RE?ORTER Authorized as 23d class mail , , Imagine our surprise a shorti 'é time ago when a small boy not ._ _\ ct 4 years old, from his appear- 1 ,, ance, came in our office andi :[askodme “Have you got a; ‘end to put in his mouth, but [ because he was, in 'our-o-pinion, } under age. We wish to thank the fire department, the telephone girls and our neighbours, Mrs. Fallis and Mrs. Kellett who so quick- ly came to our aid. We deep- ly appreciate your assistance. We also wish to thank Colonel‘ Patterson and the custodial sta'flf who willingly gave theirI we “'1'er unable to 'obligc. and even if we were its doubtful if we’d of given him one, not bp- cause he wouldn’t know whaf GREY CUP PARTY At ‘ho same time as the now Miss Grey Cup is being chosen at, the Grey Cup Dinner, Friâ€" day, November 28th, Carol liucas (above) will be making her last official appearance as Miss Grey Cup 1957. She will CARD 0F THANKS Apply Lee Auto Wreckers built Transmission Exchange. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THEY SEE IT AL’RIGHT! ERROR PROVES IT THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY With Robert Mitchum and Curt J urgens “TI-IE TRUE STORY OF LYNN STUART” With Betsy Palmer and Jack Lard 6.30. and 8.15 "THE ENEMY BELOW" Russell Kennedy Rae Stewart To The Voters 0f (avan Township: FOR SALE! FOR SALE! GARDEN HILL â€" PHONE 17-r-3 1950 GMC % Ton Truck. 1954 Pontiac Panel Delivery .Truck TRACTOR FOR SALE Chain, Bolts, quantity of New and. Used Parts for most makes of cars. Quantity of Fence Posts 350 each. Generator Exchange, Fuel Pump Exchange, and Re- In Technicolor $1.50 a. year in advance; to U.S.A., $2.9 Since we have been nominat- ed as candidates to serve on the Gavan Township Council, we would appreciate your sup- port in the election on Monday, December Ist. If elected we shall do our best to serve the interests of the Township as a whole. Ladies and Gentlemen: Sincerely Yours, Post Office Department, Ottawa, Out. I emplox ed on the gas pipe line near the Quebec border, called (on his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barringer on his way home last Friday. I Mr. George Terry of Cayuga, l Mr. G. T. MacPherson of Toronto was a visitor in te vill- age on Monday. Mrs. A. J. Mulligan h‘as re- turned to her winter home in Cleveland after spending the summer here. SOCIAL - PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lann- or, Marie and Brenda, and Mrs. S. E. Eakins, visited with Mrs. H. D. ArmstrOng, Town- to on Sunday. We regret the error if it caused anyone any confusion. they are in the paper. M WEDNESDAY Romance of War Time - ' ' Kings 60 Forth" "Green-Eyed Blonde" With Susan Oliver and Linda. Plowman With Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtis and Natalie Wood MONDAY TUESDAY