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Limited time in hospital. 2. Limited Coverage -- only crne CON erid. 3. I.-mited Maternity Beniefit-ýs erage, (As in Saskatchewan) ~ Cc- -perateive Cire RARTLEY IH. M. LO FIJ1N ERA 1-TOM()NlE PY"? 18r~7 Orono f, c~ - >~ooS.t.O*a,>.>e Miss Adre iilýings, spent the wee-j end with Mr. anId Mrs. W'. J. Inich, Weslxm.I Mqr. and jMis. Wrn. Ûailey and Miss j Marlo Wstla, eTor-onto setSuin- day withi Mrs. Harry Bailey and fa-j iiy. I The Mission Band ineeting 'sas heid on May 9th in the Sunday Schoolj room of the chur-ch. We had the Wor- I ship) service and the installation of ý officers. We made pla-ns for 'the May Tea and prepared invitations. The Tea wras iast Saturday in thej Sunday School rooxn whieh was beau- tifully deeorated wlth spring flowers, We miade $15.00 aud twish to thank ail those who camie. IMrs. R. W. Goheen is teaebing on the sta ff at the Orono Iligh Sehoolt fillng the vacancy lef t by the death of Miss ýMooreý. Mr aud Mrs. W. W. Watts of Brampton spent a few hours' in Oromo Friday ev\einig. Mr. Watts is to be the principal of the Orono HiEgh School fo'i- the 1955-56 terni. Mr. Robert Sherwin is under thei doctor'sý care in iis home. Mr. McLarla iséi ý a patient of the Memioriail Hospital, Bowmianville. MIr. -W. E. R9bert n ilton, visi- ted wvith 1\M17 and Mrs. J. Hendivy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hendry spent a couple 6*f days wýith Dr- and Mrýs. M11r-1ay anld fmiStiiug. Recerit visitors of Mr. arvey SCurtis were Mv., and Mrs. Fraser Mrs. W. N. Buckley, Nwate r and Mrs. Uerb RundTe, HmtoMrs Fred Sisson anid gran(d4aughiter-, MaryV Loti Davidso'n, Mr. and Mis, Jack Fisher, ail of Toronito. H T14)t page sýix for further news lof liiinterest.i jo0hnel M. ýJames Report, (Continluad fromn page 4) now be cniçe foi. a political pos- Thîe P.M. Canï't WVin Tis is the Senate problem ,in brief. 10 ..-~ "f'. I 13 5. !, ij-, wilniake a no1ve to)solitand you t may rpsasui-ed thit anytiiing he stliclive the Senate ,is atxaiàable institution iii our parliaimentary sy- stem aand feel that a compromise ar- rangement -will be forthcoming; so iti Iwill continue to function effectively. Non Coufidence Motion,, This week the Budget Debate crn- kluded \vith non confidence amend- ments being defeated. Over 100 speak- ers; took part in the month long de.- bate which produced some proposaIs of gran,-t interest. The ameiiduents nved by Oppowsition pamrties hava,ü litie or nothing to do with tthe,'vot- Ing hecause they are votes which, if <arr-ied. -would defeat the tgovern- 1renit and cause n electon. So, Lih-. erals vote to uphold the generai buid- get poliiy of the governnient ai-d the others vote against it in a solid blockI Reversal of tue Proca t SALE4 A ri SERVICE CARVEYF MOTORS Phone 3251 Newcastle, ( Our complete service guarantees year round driving pleasure NEW! NEW! 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ORONO 5r TO $1.01 si .2 tins 25c. >1 ~ Reduc ethe price/i'on Fuel 0î-al siove 'l 9 10cents per ga' Fuel O*1I 6' cents per gai. F or Delivery Phone O1«>NO 53r7 or OSHAWA 5-1109 Rlood Plasma, and with few drugs and related preparations. 'N s-t N N 'N 'N 'N 'N 'N 'N -t 'N 'N 'N 'N 'N 'N 'N 'N --t 'N -t voted Throue Oïl ~-~'- ýl FORD end