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VOLUM 25,NUMBE 51 ORON WEELY ýUTIïES3, TUSAJNAY23rd, 1964 ir dsA ur-I prsg e ythe chrnu po vf0 tha provemets 10 he cal the ppaanceof a gruns ere &attracti M.DUrAsle, tIlc cd tinl ie iýve1t ca)r!yo the fair ra' May wenit qonlflictt School final .;,atns. Mother And DQughter aqe The CrniGnGde n te0îfle;r î Packý1s in '!rono Onro own ie hel teir :anui receiveil ler warrant. Her packc Mýg vothier and Daughl-ter Banqueýt on1tii n gte around the Toad Monday eveingw, January fl3th. Stool ' Pd sang. Mrs. Atkins' group the Durham The ban'quet anid entertainment albo sang ami played a game for Society was was lield in tlie basement of the!the entra;nrnent of those present in Orono on Orono United Chu71,ircli with abouti MS3 Mi rene Adams, waspre- ulih. The me- one hundred andl fifty present. 1 sented witlh a gif t for being the top coniittee Mrs. Wmi. Rudeli1, Divisional saleumn n o f Christnmas Cards 1, h 93Cmnssoe ecnid thieere-whh wats promo-iýted by t]Lie Gides ss. W'ith im- senit and called upon Rev. Basilý Mrs. Joyce S 'mpsoni, wlio hias tfie ties and 'LOngf0say CGrace. This was fol- been a Brownie leadcer for- a num- renoatedlowe by toatof the Queen and ber of years, receîvedl a p)in. Mr$. weîl mo)wn 1 -ýtl. ra toast f0 the mothers, fi mpzDn liaS nwresi'gned her pos- ve o vsit Mr. Dnal HamGuide L-ea- it"on wth lier dte being fakeni de, reenedachievement 1-ad- Up by Mrs. Mercýer. Mrs. June ges to the Guides and also recoýg- Armstrong also received a gift A~rcut' ji izedDorenHaze1d,-n who at this for her work in the Guides. that~ ~ lew ~ tothe Ods from Memrbers of the Orono Guides rhlng theBrwes prese'ited a sliorf skit. ionontie Ms.Elin Merce ül'io lias An interesting fdlm on guidIng tis thn ntakn oerý tiise leadiersliip of onie was shown by Mr. Wal'ker. d~Ls.it f5 hoped to, again spo nsor thie pntn ou oefetesfB.Mercer is shown liere yun readjer, Kathy Walker. Fat Calf show hich was suclh an!iM s ý,, ýV'1-1ýn_, on sorn fePuesto attract on at t'he 196,3 fair. Thenmnaincomnmiftee of Mr. E 'q ~J, S one, C. Tamblyn and R. Os- P e i e i Lo ki g inO O e in D decors and Associate Direc- TheO0rono U.C.W. hem b Lo r n e p re se n t e t e f li w i g i asayte ;. g i l e i p r a b a v A t h e i b rci y t tecto)rs- itorium of tlie fita D a  t T Ep% Lib a r ' ý ,,F Jos e, 1D. StapiesR. Munday, Bluil1ding mwith a good atna~e t'le OOoPbi L R.r in rmtesbse-br.P J. Tagg.art, L, Pears, J. Moffat, TePednMs og et WPle itsen !Orono 0 u1 lîc i arv tie o ro se subscib enst-mng . B. iciard, . Gilia t, B. Tink, nenced the m eeting w ith a poe m ~e~e is toos en ridyfletioboknelcedb aut ed - Kîl od~T'y,~E itled "Tliroughcut tise Comn 1 0 ca i f1 a n uý s a s , t e i r e p o n o e s f r m b o i 0fc i n a n d Ino n - Y e a r " f o ilýo w e d b y a ly n m " J e s u s ladMSL ear ws veWhemi.gfiction Shelves weme "pan1t-gtlie very filouglit 0f Thee." wh- andmi erein to ail fliose Poftraits" by Helen Olsen, ".T. o. Direc-tos- Mrs. M. H. Staples conducted wl -1 ai aticipated for so mllanY 109" by R. J. Donovanl, Mntîs L ths C. W. Billings, B. he~ wo;-ship serviu-e seiecting as weýjetksin its preparation and or- "Aýýn lintrodctcion to Ph;slloopiy",- an .CuiChnlR atýer, thehne, "Ljght",rainPam2, ganleation."Gu.1n Digest" by Auber, "Ti'se IL. FoundLoe, L. Harris, J. "Thle Lord Is my t'i. h tt The gay itnoaonf îtt cn fWtr by EGlizabeth H. J, ýoSe, A. Jakcertjen, A. Moffat, Ld lighit i yblftuiweý orlginal oil paintings contribufed IGdeand -"Foodiarama, Party R. shmn,0. W. Rolph, J. Rick- shofild render hakstoGo for by,, memnbers 0of the e Oono ýit PoBok'- by John Adactms. "Rýeega adR. StLeven, ,A. L. Blantcha1-,"Ligi"iti miefomHae Groqrp, ctansed; mucli favourlable in Powýer"', IJwaelonrvr m.SaeC TreM . a-adgowo h atl.GdH coenimnt fro Fnidy's visitors. si"!l booK GonJohn Deenike tlyS. B.Rutherford, R. G. Mot- self i Llt Se a e me ece Eungthse aftern-,oon and eeigjwa acnout by ayoglayftI.Tmlate- -O h~ V~ttia r~. emin4 detto- Chunke-'Hlfih Simho1. > nd 11Wevil f0 file faiiarkedk du, f c'pen, 157 snbsýoibçrs were rýgstL- iJr.es, R. B. Biwi, J. W. Bow- [en a iea est a eI'ed. 0f thiese 70 were pibjic 1In spite of Umne amd att ention 1Be3tand quoted a. few WOrdH.£uod &Iisoo ebllren '-nd pr-scs ent the first weeki(,egis',eingmn en r a ln, R. hs ladSpeech, nle inte'nderd dceIIv- Scîfi)' (2 'cien ndpiSd, _ ý G'iaspeil. eigi Dla.Mrs. Stapleis s.Thanýilis are due f0Mm oh sberbrs n1nes, advýice andi P~~.Prrncipal of Orono Public sisac was given, whlen pos- ALthtie Directors meeting tieeoe hs npiring re-nalis Scý1forlits extre-me interest i l, i n the searcis and selecétion OF following officers w ereeected: wt utto rmfl Knf Uwi Library's suoýeiss. nr. paxton,1.1certain bookis. RequestÉ ranged President - F. Jose, Newcasctle. Mesage Dec. 25, 19Y39. made q. speciai point of se1igfrom "-a book about skunks" for 1lst Vice - Don Staples, Newcastle ..1 î sadtd(f a man who stood et bithe Velilcidreni, ecuain ih~ ielp in a scisool project, f0 one on 2nid Vie - Bruce Timk, Hampton Ile ga o0ftise year, gpve mie ai te âcun and use tise new ,ý,Librai-y edepit for an adult read- MUrs. John Riokard will be thie liglit, th,_at I may tread safely nto aifour o'clo)ck bnounght a wave er.new secretany treasurer and fi the i-uaiknow11, and lie rePlid, g uf exiited youngcfens flirougli fie Menibers of tise Onono Public Li-1 auditors aippoinfed are W. Slafen u into tise darlness andpu youn dycor. Tastesa varied lrom "Harry, b-t'ry are invited Io contribute nd R. Dlckson. handjý into tise hand of God fliaf VIje Drfy Dog"- to "Epeiensf0is fur'fnen improvemnent and ha1btoyu etrtanlg,1 grîtiîcP.a iroseope" but it was not- z;ucicess by lnagIing forýward any In file pasf no ladies have been ashah berfo yu ether fslm a igV, Pa in~ystery an-d ave u tgg'estions fhey may have ftoîise appoinited as Direcfors but if liýas an , ,e ia li nînwy boo.liýs weie file first C) dis3npPesfr îLibrartin, lrs. Bruce -Mercer, been clecided flaf tise ladies at Al swLoe etl endned voal trý,io frijtram e Jluiioi, sbelves. It is hopesi, over tise weekls a- tierfirsf general imeeting wi"No1Love.Like Thine," ws ding parficudan interiest "sas fakenlise&di, f0 commeînit on scorn f thViappoint 2 members to meet w i y nd A . uGo, Mc C. Ei byv ïIe Llbrarianl and tise Orono mnore, popular bookis in tie Llbrary 11ihe Directons af regular mneetins ill eradMs.G aso mcm P.u)kLibrary Board ini tise seec- and f0 advise readers of new an- MrS J.H. Leslie of P pib,-r panied by Mrs. M. Staples et tise tienr of non-fiction bsookis and tiltsri vais on tise shelves. wsoacco'ifpanied Mn. R. Stewart pie no tlaino.Ofcr a deartmn- rceve Wdeatten- F. DI Reid. (Continued on1 page 2) encdctdbyRvLog e -7 sPIke very appropriate words o0f av& Iwîdoni f0 ail accepti;ng ogicp. i RusIl Honey Sees Liberalt 1s ice,.- Mrs. O. Glatterton1 ànd Vice- Mrs. C. Ainsrong11 ___ - -- - - RecordfIgSecretary,- n.G uNm I dsmmU 5-*Unc m 4"¶ ac isa nmlyefti iemjor pursuance 0f legisiafion ible tilat tise aopposition nay corn- iYekemlber was af tise lowesf Point land policies already epacfed and il ne f0 det ts oenreti Sthiat montS -la six years i-fise introduction 0f cucli new ones i yobevtoneisa femspnterj c~show wvejljthse Liserai goveIrl- as may Se required f0 ensuretise )a rtiefi .DPts To-po ýnent'js pr-ogram f0t exipand tise ec- sfeady and substanfiai growtl of Soial rhe Ndifgr,p.,a the Cred-so iYIra workinIg"," usseil Honey our country'c economy." - ti.stes (Io nof wanf anelco.In Duli.mswi alise an-l Inestmet la ouIn- i, eeIorrra ia t oi' 11etiln l o deed clif seemis at ts fîme fIat tise _l: ne 0 f 1tise Durham dua- "Ia 1964 I beleve we wil ceentise Mn. Honey sfted ht ie$50O ty Liberal Association lield ia Or- cextýension of family allowantjces f icetîe risase new hr 50*oe 1,1%o 1aof TliUs pa t nigilf. inc-'11ludie stuilentstupi fo fise age of in fise winter lias put liousing weîî "Tis goemneîi putuaeitpoy-18 years. I believe we will see fise aie.ad of seisedule. This program, metand tise exiiension of fise estî-tiiiiinent of a systeiniof luadnia-be idcie u etoom o tseth~t niniy1 versît.y scîioiarships and a3 student Was now lisowýinig ifs true effects. e.riia and they have been sucecess- lban fund. Mn. Honey stafed fiat lie was fui. Thse government lias, no comi- Critics of fhis legisiation say a stonjjg adocte0ftise Canjadaý placency about if s suocess," co,ýn- we cannot affoldts xr ot PninPa n ttd thadn fsUed Mi-. Honey. "Ulinmptoy- t;aY we caniinot afford flot Vo j)pay -ada was Itise oi naion n ail m-,ent is sf111 f00 higli and economf- fise extra cosf. acnijtr eninpa.Tî teepininis sf111 toc) low." I fI aewecstpepr pa, ssilas had rougs "Tie asi asumd y tsegov- oui- chlîdren f0 take fleir places im f mcs eigdue f0 isose' eminrnent atAi lwas f0 accel- in 1a hglyeducated -.nd l cilled advocatng if. Tee Ilogf eteand maintain alisealtisy rate soiet. ver dlla w spd ave f0 lbe go fiis, esan nI growtli ini Canadza's econiorny. fodJay in aid oflisiglièr c(aËoiý t ,] on tihe part0ftsPrvne P ieCs Limplem--enfing ,th s goal - il le nefrned t lp , -undreci an FdmlGven'f e EeoomicCouncil of Canada; fd ver te lhffeti f urchild-- Tise spea sw imieiefa t~~~~~~~~~ Diatet0fIdnv; iern r estieat ilate nation'c Ltin o)ili tliscmîg ss -. entive for tise win erc a- iîevenftually reýu1,it n ion -,-oioi 0fXiomes; c l~purclaqsing lw) -ndu- n Hn 'Q 0 Ile prim t plang ns for older - fi1 fIyinresou- fxdolr. iiseasadora naon an& os eekîýngtrade t ýiin; NEarly Eeto l ilb lmu ty b tisecon -al t sol3ciedule jf egsc in a . 'Il istise intention 0f tse pc,- ty. Th speker said ilat gvenmenif to comipleote ils -benhinE g foitise extreinýt ".Ëiý febiua- weUw lleareplan' of legilation be- in Quebec but lie feit sure J.i1s th - tphs o u p*'0-lfoe èalling an electiion," said 3Mn. J was lnofa imajorlfy 1t s'm sai M. 1Joey.l'gai lloey. "Whle ift isalway se-j (Uw4iaied i apre 3) win Elïected 0 f UCOWO' WoMrs. W. H.',Robincn. Ulrisfian Eua1o .Mme. R. iancooi. lowers - àits. C. MicLaree ïÂlterature - Mrs. C. Billings,ý Mrs. R. Ponrter. 1 ase-Mrs. D. Stej-des, MrS. W. Reid. Nlernfbemchip - Mrs. E. Rainey Progrram - Mrs. A. Drumnond, irs. M. SaleMis. R. Porter, Scal uctos.-Mus. H. Allen, Pi,, E.Slerwini, Mrs. J1. Sisetier, Mr.J. Batimetow, Ms G. Wvafsýon, Mr C . Harness, Mc. . Coxsc, Mrs. L. Bowins. 'Chnictan Seadssp- Mms A. Mmn.ît od-Mrs. . Robice et Mnit tHe Banlo . 0 yr Uniafran-Nminat. iond r.C Unit onve- Mrs. F. Lyong U7nit six- Mrs. F. Vagg 'Unit seven - Mrs. Norman -Por- fer. Mrs. Lonig, Pres'ident for tise, past two yeaýrs exçpresced lier persona) flancs f0 ail for their co-operatio'n. Mmc. Irwin, newly elected Fres- ident, expressed apipreciation f0 Rev. Long for lis kýind word, alnd slie considered if was an honiýur and pnivilege f0 acýcept tisis office and vvIslied for conceiitrated. 0f- fort of emery mendier. She flianied -Mrs.1 Long for lier leadership in 1die past and f0 ail otiser officers whio responded f0tisehécali. The Presidenit, Mrs. Irwiii con- iucted tise business, Roll cahll wvas Carson. responded to by Units. Minutes CJoretpndngSec retary M.s.were re'ad ani alproved. Log1- Mrs. Logan read corresipondence Treaureinr and Finance - Mr11s. A. which sie lad received. Yr*cG:ll.Mrs. lrin ann-nce Presby- dli:stanCItz~shf -M.Rs. terial ocm ouay1 n t ak Gilart 'Ciurh, hitiy, andwe eeded itrg - Mrsý. V. RbnoMrs. C. 'Plie W.dd Day of Prayer is