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UNITED CIIUIKCH ~6% s5,~VA. oT Oronio Pastoral Charge Minlister Rev. B. E. Long B.TII. SUNDAY, APRIL 28th oRONO UNITED CHULRCII1 ChRirch School - 10: 00 a.mi. ( Senior Dept.) - 9:50 a.m. MorningWorship - 1: 15 a.m. Bible Study and Discussion Group ,Monday 8: 00 p.ni. Friendship roomn KIR BV UNITED CURCHI Morning Worship - 9:45 a.m. Church School - 11:00 a.m. Dia 1-141161191t 983-9151 SKELETON IEYALMAN - NEED ANY? EI.rw's Garageà TEXACO SERVICE ffMiII Street North, Oronio Phone 983-5130 V VENE RESTAURANT m uile sotith of Oroso frONE 983-5651 OPEN 7 ATS A WEEIK SPedialzing in Poizza *- MeIâ John DeWITH Real Estate imited Realtor Bowmmanvi lie 623-3950 and 623-3111 For prompt, efficient service when buvin g or sellitig '"ontact: Gary Hancock ioe Barnoski 786-2202 Ross Davidson Propose that al budgets be trirnmed. Hleads of regional depart- ments have been asked to review their proposed budgets and see what can be "trim- med" from the region estimi- -ates for this year. The finance committee gave approval Thursday to letters sent by finance comn- missioner Jack Gartley to ail] other department heads ask- ing time to 'review" their budget and return an "analy- sis", to him before April 26. The analysis is intended to categorize spending proposais as either essential, an. im- provement ov'er the 1973 level of service, essential but capable of waiting until next year or deferable to some future time. The planning and develop- mient, social services and public works committees have sent proposed budgets to MIr. Gartiey during the. past couple of weeks. It looks likf- 'they are just reviewing them and submnitting them to usý, the- finance comimissioner said Thursday. He said some comnmittees wvill have to take a good look at their budgets and do soime reai trimiming. and if the region's overali budget is going to be ready by May 15 the trimiming must be donc soon, he said. Mrl. Gartley predicted that taxes wiii have to go up in' miost areas, but Oshawa wili not suffer as mùuch as some sm-aller areas. He said the province is expected to heip soften the bîow of increased costs brought on by regionalization, but Queen's Park can flot begin to determine how much to provide until the region has a budget ready. He said . somne of the transitional grants that have aiready been promnised are being held up because mem- bers municipalities have flot yet submitted reviews of their 1973 spending. The only 197,1 reviews hie had reviewed by Thursday morn ing came from Oshawa, Whitby and Brock, he reported. Lindsay theatre Three Canadian, two Amer- ican and two Engiish plays will make up the 1974 Kawar- tha Summer Theatre season. Opening on July 8, the season will run at the Acad- emy Theatre in Lindsay on Tuesdays, through Saturdays, with previews on Monday night at the Haliburton high school, the same pattern that bas been followed for the last few years. Two major additions have been made, the Academy Theatre will be air condition ed and ail seats in the 80 yeai old house. will be reserved. POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN B.C. IN WOMIAN'S DEATHI Continued fromn page 1 warrant issued by the OPP in Toronto, Insp. Grubb, said. He said the investigating officer, Det. Insp. Geoff Cooper of Toronto, and.Const. Doug 'Martin of N ewcastle OPP lef t today-to pick the mani up. Insp. Grubb told The Times Mr. Kalirai arrived in Toronto in Novemnber 1973, from Etigland. His wife arrived somnetimie in early December and joined hlmn at the Evans Ave, home. "She must have lived in the home ont\, four or five days, said Insp. Grubb. Police believe the woman was probabiy killed where she was found, 20 miles northeast of Oshawa. Thply gaid she had been- killed by gunshots, although they couldn't say how many wounds she receiv- ed. Reports indicated the wo- man received three to four wounds in the temple and forehead. The two girls who found the body while hiking through the woods said Mrs. Kalirai was in a kneeiing position in the middle -of an ii-defined path. insp. Grubb said the couple emnigrated to England fromi India and that Mrs. Kalira lived in England for about oni year before coming to Can- ada. A relative reported her missing in December. Resuits of an autopsy per- formed by Dr. Hans Sepp in Toronto Sunday eveing wili no t be reieased until the trail, said the officer. The body was in a state -of decomposition which made identification a difficuit task. Det.-Sgt. Earl MacDougall of the OPP in Peterborough saidf the woman's body.was founld fully-ciothed. Police traced her identity through the contents of a purse and the missing persons report. "I'm quite pleased with the results of the investigation,", said Det.-Sgt. MacDougall. "It was pretty quick, con- sidering the area, the timre, and the distance involved." H1e said evidence wvas taken from the area where she was f>ound, but added no weapon was discovered. Tjhe officer said the New- castle OPP were active throughout the investigation in sealing off the area, searching it and following up on the identification. Det.-Sgt. MacDougail ex- plained some fingerprints of the woman were distinguish- able, but the main dlues were found in the purse. CONSULTANTS WILL BE IHIRED (Continued from page 1) ion between Port Hope, Cob- ourg, Hope and Hamilton. A' special sub-committee was formed to approach the consulting engineers and make arrangements for the study. Members of the sub- committee were Reeve Gor- don Carruthers of Hamilton township, Depty-reeve V.A. Vosburgh of Port Hope, Reeve WA. Thomas of Cobourg and Mayor Mike Wiadyka of Port Hope. ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, APRIL 24tht, 197j4 -3 RTHE BESTMEATS IN TOWNJZ MMf Loin »O Pork (-2t3 s. Pork Loins 9 Oz. Chops Loin Pork Chops SCINEIDER'S Skinless Wieners SCHNEIDER',v Cooked Ham OUNCE PKG. 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