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sPOUl ctioVl and i)niety-three t their ballots on their Board of Police Village of mSng year. Four ed the three po-, 1. Mercer, R, C.! L. Lowery beingý rbiâs. Mr. G. EU tourth candidate For C-operatii As, the-, Christmnas mafing seaç arrives again, we would apprect ieceiving the co-aperation of1 ~mailing publie in the fsl1a ways: '1. Fuli and complete postal dresses should be uised on cardsB parcels. 2. Return addresses shoulci placed on ail Items of Mail 3. Mailing Christmas mail as e The numrilber out to vote this year ]y as possible, for example. \vas soon soja eout. The many.beauti- ived was ractclly onie hundred 1essý Mail to h USA ps yD l u aprons were soon gone. id a tha itat of iast year. pse yD? Mr. Hl. M. Mercer, a previous mem- 1t.M.Rdlal sitdb o in ~ of thie Board, h-,eaded the poil Mi oNl.psedb eebrlW> nianaged ta dTisuense with followedI by R. C. Forrester who hias lOth. ?- 2-cgallo-ns af fresh c(ider, both ln "osserved on the Board for the past MailonsBand. by the glass.th tor s ers. J. L. Lowery was woted Mal1 .C otdDc Oh Uss is seconid term on Monday. G. Mai t Ata. posted Dec. lt. TeWieFehn hooth wa saE. Sips i as served on the (-Board ~Wl ~~nzd~d~nt- tain V' fo1ta:ea.Mil ta an Sask. posted tablewasba. t J5ùc lt.- sur1- The vote count on Monday was as "ot1ý the 'lws ail to the Maritimes posted b' l -Ibotd 0eItinved a r"rýjP ~ <~i Dec.14V. ~ '~f ea nd unchcarabl s-ved at H.M. Mercer..............1!83 R.C. Forrester .........b...18i J. L. Lowery ................. 153 stratian has bc-en held at the Wffi tte evenit of cold Weather recently and some boys have be makixig at tbe Oronio Rink wil for the varlous teams. It is no doubt begin. Mail ta Ont. and Que. posted 4y~ Mail for Local Delivery posted by seasonalh~ d, cN'dtals i Peny Sletable was aqs popular asý form-cer -eaf's. «Bye Bye Birdie" The regu'lar meeting of the Orono Riangers met on December 5th at the home of Shiela Barra al" 'Mar- got was contacted by the district commissioner with her apologies on the failure of the trip tQ the Prav.ý incial Rangers conferpnce held in Peterborou.-h on Novernber 1.8. 1The grGup d*ecided that they wvouldL canoel the .Gaod Age Pýarty of, December 19, and the individuals coiicerned would be visitedprsn ialy by tlhe rangers as therhrit mas contribution ta the community. Other maitters af business were tY en discussed bef are adjourning: the :u-ieeting. We then hàd a delightful lunch ada sýocial talk, With the end of tais caine the close of Our meeting,ý .sinice the Chnistmaýs (examinjatij are beginnîng in two days. The Durham Counity Holstein Club held their annual Banquet at Orono United Church Sunday School Hall on Friday, Deceniberl, when Presidenlt Ross Stevens pre- sided andi welcomed al present. After a deflcious banquet catered- by the Orona W.A., Mr~. Me! Mc- Hlolm, First Vice President, intro- duced the head table. Rev. O. G. Lock~e of Lindsay gave a very Ir_- spiring address ,,-tressing the im- ~portance of making aur world uZ today a better place for the citimens of tomorrow. Bruce Tink thanked thet speakerý and the .ýntertainers. A. 0. Dalrym-fple, Ag-ricultural Representative, hntroducec1 bis wln- ning dàilry teanr at the Ontariaù Agricultural College, Guelph in the Irc-vincial Coàmpeuitior V'bd wvre: Paul Tan'ibiyn andI Douglas Jose. The Iiigl-,, !,H mlnxber -in h is dairy ýlubs ,w Aere also intraduèed being: Millbrook Dairy, Club. David Stap- les; Hlope DairY Club, Kathryn Mc.HolM . Sf DlTry Clu, Ortm iPaýir, Paul Tairnbiyn and the, j". Daiiry Club, B3rian Bradley. con tacted the Dii as 'Co t a! thie ins ,year on1 Meeting r-ing to In~pee