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re tav< 10 And on-iThose attending the concerts of wsWi an1 Dur-hami Central Exhibiion held At yungst] Orono are again assured of top eu- 1nbe a te ra n m e n t.s p n iai, en of t] y"r A cmplete change of program i s e' yn .scheduled for the Fiday and Satur-1 The af lu day evenings coasstig of a conteat after moi 31 of, One-Act Plays interspersed Wth odd persel b- Ballet and speciay acts for eachbh ihs al evening. Everyonie kx 1 fishenmer ter1 Peter McCombe of Peterboroughs age to t nA "LtiËhar ru"wie;TeEght boi name of ot play is"FromFesTe îg and b( Me ) Ij r Iiay is " rom Fiv f. ccupants. 1 ve tyan know you are g'o- iiig toe enjoy it. Perch, I It M'as stiggested,( by the Trixstees that they eniter a businèess contract wih r. H. C. Geode for the filling of the fire tank opposite thieceaey To date it hias been onily a verbal! agreeinent with ne record on11 iShe anh abalance mieet-i WelCIre! n and Lstees approachied the r'king signis at t'le iturday nights thie isl bloc(ýked as also d the building. !No to be urected anid lat the Pyovîiial ti that then action ght, over the Fire consieed. r appreachied the tpair of the chimi- ire Hll <andli the aspassed thlat shiared by ac e'ic tioctors bearer-s. We 1,now\ they are makimr I fôtas Lakefield Dramati fundier thle direction of Mrs tiGrylis took top honours lust h ave again nade enitryB hus nmade entry with "Tire Girls;". This thrýeateîis Vo bu as they have opened a turij ~I5lL Ut L'tatic ý,01 nescaped co- n-"' JeMiJronPiSl ~arVict fro lte state penitentiary. ýthe rnajority a 1 IVo the outing. t1i Olirown dramaIlltie 'group Iin01'(ono areprduin a royalty play "The Eeroes ect Uest Cur-e" wýýhic7h is being directed by abundlanlce wa, oMargot Sae.laid out On thLý fouri ~Ž:OrnoGirls Win Leau lg a tie S( 1-,1ufr various1 The miost SUCc the day -,as r numuber of bas. camye Up for dis-1 istees accepted thle' )y the oronio odd- th1 e er-ction or rk Street toth L* PlaydowmGaine Studded iïth Erro ).B.A. play- jAseodero cored R. West, .ay last m'as Both Oronio A Oun f errors in Mhe fc s te a graUd scorcdf E. Wilsoliof Everett r for 0r1-01 a West cOmm1-itted two andç f her residence acessable the yPar roundý. Mrn C. T. Miller poin ted out that the village bas lest its fire grant fronij the YProvinice whicb has been incorporatetl in thie pur capita grant. This gran-t ie, received by the townvishtip of which $1150.00 cornes jfromi the villatge throug Ïýh its population. The- trusteeýs 'were in favour of a pectition boeing1 sgidb- those wVisinig fire pro-tec- tion and tha-t the petitin be subm-it- 'tedl for approval. 'Mr. Russel] Mas ofi thcfi opnion that possibly fifteen si g- nlatures would be presenited when theý petition was comleted. It wývas pointedà out that an-gee nienClt for fire protection Uou-ld 'lot be accepted by the Trustees if watur NM'as net; availale L was thoqght that ail proýpertie s irjtin-g on the soutb of t1-se village ýceuld bu reachedl froni tïie tank on ise f2 ifth lune or froin th The Orono boys, far fromn their 1 n the sixth Everett sýcorPd another Nu air regular game, (id howener take a win si gle wven Ludlow vient to first COn on Thrsday, ,vith the count 9 Vo 4. Providi-ng Cfronoan> overthirow by Raye W est, Thisevr bits their stride as tbey did with New- foilowud by twe more errors scored commence ai castle, they should bu able to take the th lrun.Spt bu farst round fromi Everett. The loal verett's final run camneiî the,- crew wVere r'unning the bases mjucýh seveïthl on a hit by Ke .rnnfollowed ino Fam better than Everett and did secure by a x>ýingle by C. Jen À and an r m'ore hnits. The heavy hitte3rs, for Or- l'or by aye West, ono ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l weelcigfrht0oee h rono n the s enth took foutr r The Juior Fý neeu art nmertow m eebattedà,yRaye West reaching first on an ing took place.o outr erorfol by ciingles by Mercer form of a i niï Sheter vasthefas toand J. Gi ýier. Two further errors put pond nearCap Shterws h frt osore forMreGlmradSete coe The afterndon th ocals on a double being batted in home plate. The nî th run Mas scored underway, wasC by H1onnie est- Tis came 'in thei by RayeWsna 1,so~ ae'ohrrly a scnd inning. Armsttong in the third erro -Wesand a sigeb stong, Everybody br ug rehed first on an erro, cstole se- Shietier. led! the field o-_L Orbno bt plate and se Iý1 cýond, went to third on another error1 tes ith a cingle and a dou4lie with s supper res and cmehome on a play Vo firt ece n oni et ol The highlig ,t Wales for Everett put tMou on éhe 1 w ige.Arntog .Wst, eaueo boad ii he hir wth sil, stoie and J. Gihimer ail hit singles. Raye worship aer-,iCe. second and went Vo third on an erreri West, Pla-gued vith rrrs led the .oubu ead w by AICKay. ~field in this phase of the game wiTtb aid ( of th eJjo byMKa.-four. and the hr-ass ac-_ In the fourth Orono seored twice 1Orono in the first inng came p in erldBowi by MceKay and Rionnie West. »dKay 1with theon4Y double play of the gni vho pîlayed! for %vent to first on a fiekler' choice and ivong McKay at sbersop, Hon.. The .fferng r( stoe Second. 1'dKay camie home on înie Ws t eodand C. Arms3tronýg to a young i',-.;ssi Honnie Wvest's single, wfro went Lte ýwihhNe play starting at shortsop ty doig is work second on the first bamsan's error.:second. tural iew POint Attend The. Orono Fai*re (J$~ Pol t Loj wa;s the esas lie icU 1liL ýt to hose car- Application For 1 91 Shouid NOW Be, Applcatonsfor trees Sidewaflks - cuission ana reei 1 ,va s raurth when shet-; In L - 1 1