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Sundridge Beavers T ake Play- Off Seriýes Fromn Orphans, 4-1 '-aturiday night ilBracebridge end Of-î1r mc~'e Kweer -Q4) hockei-y for- the Orono Orphanls 'fOr th5-4season). The gamie going to m'(ulr -S-ndridge gave themi their fourth win iithis rlaydowi-isé2ries which went ;-lagames with oes eing tied. CGamesýsala zi the series were packed with plenty.Lgmnu rp uha iaf ~Jexcitement for spectators as flte edclover, swýeet clav er, alsike, ý4oy- âvers started ýt .4.3 Seconds. received :a ,hile Short a in ai2gual- Il. 'lhle scor- alhappned where zind1 species )e Bac- 1f iis ai n ro plant othLler thaan the an1dridge' legumnes can do it, even with the bac- At 4:01 teria present in the sou. ng froîn Ono(dsoilu or where dovers zori Sof lie othev legumies are successfulily grovii ihle O- i rprtton h atra auls- b Ai iuilrreseit Atioities state, ta e srn->itAys',od'_0 ed s Otetreat ail'b hityyIgu~ Seed even thuu)ïgh the field tl ver Lean1 hus p910o-11gr;na god ropofC( q a an!thatparticuar iegume;Numerous - nnmm ie~Iepenet nd 1pioionged xei s ef Aue meShve- shown thiat the bestL way ti f -te f>irstÉ do this is t0 inocu1lateý the seed Cith! a the p, ecessary bacteria every year. Iý ;ns wmea For- such1 seed iinculion atrtifi-1 ley hael i gow ultures of the bacteriaN 'ith _£ew oiia secured from the 1nodiles soLidly of the moots of the same species of 0 and (eo-tinued lon, page- :re Brce 0 ni Just now the týwo getpoweris, Chin an Indn, re bttlng frdie Seulof sia Prme initerNebrui anIdrisingth eStandard of living of the people, whie President -Mao, the head of thýe iruling governm-ent ofý Ciais pshngCommnunismin ail fdirectionis. Ifth latter wins the I strggle, ail AdWlelo st adak nusfor long cealunes. Shouid Me use every means of suprtw But o prsn sbteîomd than Dr. Bycon india and -,e signifîcant oü svi Iwphiî and wiii p iii la -orld affairs. Dr. -Bryce is a gifted peke, ight bu lsje emtre This is a raev ppr tunity. Comue die, com-e al. Come and rerher. day, iM>r1i o jat IP11 The Durhamj County Junior Fr- mlers Association held tnýhir monthly meeingonWednesýday, Ma,-rch 24th at Orono Town Ball. Sh-ortly after 8:30 p.m. 1he1 net ing got under way, with ouxn new exe- cutive president Margaret Aiken and Sec. -Trealsurer Belty Mlllaa charge, by ouriewpianist i MaryMc 11dm naccompaaying us in the sing- ing où Sle Junior Farmer Sng, The nmain subject of bsne was the mautter- concern-ing the formrai dnes It was Afnally agreed ucponl that the danc'e wouid be held i. Bowman- vile Lis Comnmnty Centre on Méay 1h4.et -'ie schiedule of the txonliy 1et ings for the followfng year that had (Continued on page 7) Tfun2gIlix whiere he was ii insurance busin, the groce-ry ine hertanexlan~d yearsiMr. ini, of the ±irst Ui Sehoo1 l-, in ta ~~1ur!I nuwas a imemoer or the Ses- sionconte~orslysince chur-ch union' Hle k services as a iny miniter in mnn country centres, and xas chimnof' thesikadviin comteeofWesley Ju'~hfr the pas 0yenrs. lI.Fin-laýy was -a memnbrofth Loya~l Oranlige Ledge No. 1098, hav- in Kendal, His fa1lyoI andhi homne were bisi (Contîinued on page 71,) TH~E LARGEST CAMPÂIGN EVER TO BE WAGED AGAINST T.B. t MM. WIIUNJ2 TAMBAVUr Mr, Werxxer Stanibach, mfintwe Sf thae Nriibra4 tvwz mebile X-ray Unts 0 f the ficduatries and IHig1xSchools in ectdd by a. oaivacw force 4, DR. CHAULOTTE t 5. Margery Pow lotte Max ma. MAX blE$SQR ose the Mass Su vey 0m awke. Under ' -i, u4ac 1eaS o caýue ý- nie mjo ýtlion lb alti ýzena ta 0Lebe- ci, te be waged aX'ainst T.«B. viesDirectors1 Oee held 4, put at 7:41 -Wvas sih the Sc pinir en, Friends'. played " Ioîmer ,e Lake o01i )any in 194e) A rerired hie W",ood5 i )on on Nove >naithe eserved by vaiic araska C 1 [ 1