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:W. FRANK: REAL ESTATE: LIMITED 0 234 Kirig Street East e * BOWMAN VILLE * 623-3393 * Toronto 923-9174 *$Port Hope office 88545439 For prompt, cour-teous,* efficient service when 0 buying or selinug and: @ for the largest sélections * of properties in the area s *Contact * Orono Area * .RepresentatlvïM 0 Charlie Reid 10 * 983-5914 * Roy Foster 0 * .983-5801 e William Turanskye * (Kendal) * 983-5420 * Dane Found * * 623-3965 0 Roy Strong ~.Betha ny 52rl11 *e Monuments and Family Memoria>ls Our quality and service leaves notbing to be deç_qred Ask the person Who bought fromn us, a neîgh- bour, friend or relati've. The Rutter Granite Company 73 Ontario Street PORT HOPEý Phone colleet v. w. RUTTER O)ffice -885-5216 Homne -885-52 BYAMS PLUM1BING - IIEATING Sales and Service 21 HOUR BUJRNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rate Phne. Tyoe263-2650 Gi NEED A NEED A SUMP PUMP PRESSURE SYSTEM HARVEY PARTNER Plumbing and Heating ORONO 983-5206 Charles Reid Orono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Parm Furniture Sales Consult me for ternis and dates Phone Orono 98".914 <WATSON'S, Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 PRINCE CRAMT BOATS Allouette Snow Mobiles McCuiloch Chain Saws Repairs to ait makes of Lawn Mdwers and 2 and 4 cycle Engines ALLOUETTE SNOWMOBILES PUMPING OUT SEPICTANKS Bert Tompkina' Phone 786-2552 Newtonville, Ontario Clarke Public L B'R AR Y Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Frlday >6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Thursday, ,Friday Afternoons .2:30 to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. FOR SALE OR RENT 2 bedroom home, living roomn and kitchien,,2 acres of land, creek, R.R.1, Orono, Happy Valley, Gonerville Road. Apply Mr. Frank Kapuscin- ski. Phone 983-9395. FOR SALE Outpiece metal garage door 9' x7'. Phone 983-5731. a-c FOR SALE Fresh sweet corn, Mapiders Farm, Kendal, caîl 983-5179. a-c ORONO LANDSCAPING SODDING, PLANTING AND SEEDING Phone 983-5598 Grant C. Wade Insurance Agency General Insurance Box 82 Tel. 786-2921 Newtonville, Ontario Box 61 Tel 885-2288 Port Hlope, Ontario Callyour Iicensed Plumbing & Mechanical Contractor who SenZs, installs and fluaranteel QUE~N ELECTRIC CARMA N Herb anid'Gerry Duval 983-5108 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING Electrical Appliances T.V. - COLOIJR T.V. RADIO - HI-FI WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROHOME Guaranteed Service Box 133 Ph. 68-3552 Staff ord Brothers Limited Manuf acturers of Cemetery Memorials 318 Dundas Street East WHITBY, ONTARIO Randy Thompson Orono, Ontario Phone 983-5759 Carpentry Work Remodelling We build from the foundation up i Plumbing and Hleating Phone 983-5207 Orono El mer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE Mil St. North, Orono Phone 983-5130. Home phone 987-5167 Milison Insurance Agency for Alil classes of personal and Commercial Coverage Office: Coner of Church and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 Res. 923-5754 FEMALE IIELP WANTÈD Avon Representatives .. earnrn money! make new friends! Get mure out of, life! Become one! Cail Mrs. Watson 725u-9696 WEEKLY BINGO Every Monday Night Brown's Community Centre Golf Course Road East of Newcastle 8 p.m. Entry 50e FILMS AT THE LIBARARY World in a Mrch. The Nickel Nurýer- A Charley Chase comedy. Magic Molecule - On plastics. WANTED Custom combining. Cali Carscadden Farms 983-5422. a-c LOST Medic-Alert Bracelet. Find- er please caîl 983-5944. a-p CARETAKER Applications will be receiv- ed by the undersigned until August 8,-1973 for the position of part time Caretaker, 10 hours per week at the Orono Public School. Knowledge of cleaning mat- erials and caretakîng proce- dure preferred. Ability to work from verbal and written instructions and with other people required. Reply in writing stating qualifications, address and telephone number to: M.A.MacLeod, Business Administrator and Treasurer, Northumberland and Durham County Board of Education, Box 470, COBOURG, Ontario. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THIE ESTATE 0F JENNIE ALIN, late of the Township of Clarke, in the County of Durham, Married Woman, Deeased, (Orono RHR. No. 1), who died at the Town of Bowmanville on the 8th day of May, 1973 Intestate. Creditors and others having dlaims against the said Estate are required to send particul- ars and full proof thereof to the undersigned on or before the loth day of September, 1973, after which date the assets of the Estate will be dis tributed having rgr only to the dlaims then received. Dated at Bowmanville, Ont- ario, this 3Oth day, of July, 1973. Administratrix, Ruby Jane Shackleton, by her Solicitor, L.C. Mason, Q.C. Barrister and Solicitor 135 Wellington Street, P.O. Box 129, Bowmanville, Ontario LIC 3K9 IT PAYS TO USE THE CLASSIFIFU SECTION TO BUY or SELLI RENT or IFR Its a smnall cost aitthe ORONO W) %EEKLIME NOTICE Dr. Ninacs' office will be closed from July 21 to August 6, inclusive. 3 iss. NOTICE Dr. PI. Maartenise's office will be closed fromn Julyý 21 to August 6th inclusive. HYDRO'S KV' LINE ALTERNATIVES Three choices of corridors for the 500 KV transmission line fromi Lennox to Oshawa have been presented to the public by Ontario Hydro. What are the differences. Route A is the most souther- ly and is 106 miles i total length (including the egree, lines from Wesleyville and Bowmanville). Alternative B is 110, miles in length and is located in about the centre of Hope and Hamilton townships. Corridor C is the most northerly route and extends 113.1 miles in total. Within the corridors, rights- of-way will be selected',and can be snaked around land features, but the features along the corridor have been, inventoried by Comrmonwe- alth associates, consultants to the Ontario Hydro. Route A is the closet to population centres, but all routes cross several 'major ,highways. Tina Beryer of Commonwealth -Associates saîd that all the corridors have about the'same visual impact, and anyway visual impact did not seem to be important to the people who filled out attitude sheets earlier this spring. What is important -to the people is to avoid people- oriented things and to disrupt as littie good cropland as possible, according to Miss Beyer. AI] three corridors come close to Conservation Areas and somie'trees will have to be cut to accomodate any of the three rights-of-way. On route A six miles of woodland will have to be cut, route B - eight miles and route C - nine miles. Each of the routes crosses quite a bit of cropland, but Miss Beyer said that it was impossible to measure how many miles of working farmis will be crossed because, Commonwealth did flot know' just which land was being worked. Routes A and B are through flat to rolling land w,,hich wouild make construction eas- ier and erosion less of a factor. Route A parallels the trans- Canada pipeline through Dar- lnigton, Clarke, Sidney, and Mýurray townships. Route C is through hilly country whichi would mean more difficu.lt, construction and more erolsion problems, but route C parallels the exisiting 230 KV line through Darlington and Clarke. The costs of the lines have been caý.lcuilated to include property cost, construction costs for- building transmiss- ion uines in the rights-of-way- for the next 15 years and swýitcinýg stations. Route A would cost about $208,40,0 .a route similar to B mwould cost about $0,3, 000 a route like C' would cost $209,060,000 and a comibined route A and C would cost about 'the spreaid between the mnost expensive route and the less is about f'ive million dollars or tw,ýo percenýt of the total cost. Evening Guide THANK-YOU Ernie anid Vi Prescott and Family wish to thank each and everyone that helped in *any way to make their Golden Wedding Anniversary such a happy occasion. A. special thanks to the ladies of Unit 5 of the U.C.W. of Orono United Chuirch vho so kindly prepar- ed and served the lunch. DEATH NOTICE LUCAS: James J. at Memori- al Hospital, Bowmanville on Monday, July 3th, 1973. James Lucas, Orono, Ontario. Age 82 years. Rested at the Barlow Funeral Homne, Orono. Service was held at the graveside at St. Mary's Ce- mnetery'ý, Manvers, on Wednes- day at 2 p.m. a-c DURHAM AGRI-NEWS WAGES TO CHILDREN: We have been asked a nurabeir of times about the possibilities of paying a wage to children. Two important points when is being done, is to be certain that the children are actually working on the farmn and contributing to, the farm business and also you.should have some record; preferably a receipt, so that you will have proof at a later date that the money actually was paid. If it is done by cheque, there will b- be no problemn in- this area. There is no reason, why, chîldren cannot use the money that they are paid tobuy their own ciothes, school supples and entertainment, etc., and at the same time, this amount can be considered as a farmn expense. In 1973, a child may receive income up to $1,700 in a year and still be claimed as a dependent child by the parents. The child would not have to file an individual income tax return. However, if the child receives over $1,700 they would have to file an individual return. Lt will be your responsiblity to submit a T-4 Form for any employees, whether children or not. These forms can be obtained from the Department of National Revenue in Belleville. The forms must be completed and returned by the end of February of the following year. A form must be com- pleted for an individual, if a wage of over $250. is'paid, or if there are deductions for Unemployment Insurance, Canada Pension Plan or Income Tax. Concerning the Canada Pension Plan, if a child is under 18, no paymnents need to be paid, however, over that age, the deduction may have to be made. --oncerning the Unemployment Insurance, a dependent of an employer is usually not eligible for cover- age. A dependent would be someone who is normally maintained by the employer. Here, again, it may be wise to get a. ruling from the local taxation Office. Workmen's Compensation is assessecl for all employees receiving a wage. When an amnount paid to achild is considered as a labour expense for tax pur- poses by the parent, it is then deemed to be a wage for assessment for Workmnen's Compensation. This has only been a brief sumnmary of some of the highlights concerning paymnent of wages to children. t may be wise for you to check further into this area, if you are not certain as to deductions and the method of doing this. i