The Millbrook Times


  • Dorothy De Mille – War Bride

    Dorothy met her husband-to-be in the Black Prince Pub across the street from her home in New Haw, Surrey, just 20 miles from London. Thomas began their conversation with a timeless pick-up line that still makes Dorothy smile – “Hello, stranger”.  It was 1945 so the war was nearing its end.  Because of the…

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  • Susan Lasch – War Bride

    Susan grew up in the Larkhall area of Scotland. Working in the coal mines had taken a toll on her father who passed away when she was 13 years old, leaving behind a wife and six children.  While young men left the community to join the war efforts, other children arrived, being sent north…

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  • Two Events Mark Armistice Centenary

    Remembrance Day is a time when those who have served and are serving in the Armed Forces are honoured and remembered. To mark the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice that ended hostilities between the Allies and Germany in 1918, the Millbrook & Cavan Historical Society is holding two special events, the…

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  • Don Winslow Receives Millbrook Agricultural Society’s Lifetime Member for 2019

    The Millbrook Agricultural Society was pleased to award the 2019 Lifetime Member Award to Don Winslow for his contributions to the celebration of rural life at the annual Millbrook Fair.  Don Winslow’s family has been involved in the Millbrook Fair for five generations.  Don’s grandfather Louis was involved in the early days, and Don,…

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  • New Management with big Plans for Local Stone and Building Supply Firm

    Last May, Diane Rozon and Bill Wilks took over the Grant Drew Designer Stone business that has distributed brick and stone products in the area for more than 15 years.  The new owners plan to continue along the same path but with a vastly expanded product and service line.  They see great opportunities for…

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  • At Home on the Range

    Friday evenings, a group of teenagers meet at the Peterborough Armories as members of the local Royal Canadian Army Cadets. They have already been to the regular cadet meeting on Tuesday where they participate in activities such as land navigation studies, citizenship, leadership, effective speaking, outdoor survival, drill, sports and more.  The Friday group…

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