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1Ifi-Or-ono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 9th, 1977 MORFE CLASSIFIED NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF WIL- LIAM FREDERICK AN- DREWS late of the Town of Newcastle in the Regionai Municipality of Durham, Far- mer, deceased: Ail persans baving dlaims against the estate of the said WILLIAM FREDERICK ANDREWS, who died on or about the 4th day of April 1975, are hereby natified ta send ta the undersigned Solcitor on or before the 2lst day of March 1977, their names and addresses and full particulars of their dlaims and the nature of the securit- ies (if any) beld by tbem cfuly verified by statutory deciar- ation. Immediately after the said 2Ist day of March 1977, the assets of the saîd deceased wiii be distributed among the persons entitled thereto bav- inig regard oniy to the dlaims of which the undersigned Solicitor shall then have notice. Dated at Orono, Ontario, this First day of March 1977. NORMAN EVERETT ALEXANDER ANDREWS R.R. 1, Orono, Ontario. DOUGLAS NORMAN MOFFAT Orono, Ontario. W.K. Lycett, Q.C. Orono, Ontario. Solicitor for the Administrators. 2,9, 16, ac. Dirowned man-should have been saved states wife A coroner's jury investigat- ing the drowing of a Toronto man near Bowmanvilie last November heard his wife charge Wednesday that hie shouid have been rescued. Barbara Greene, common Iaw wife of Michael James Dunphy, 35, who drowned in Lake Ontario near the foot of Lamb's Road, when his rubber canoe capsized, dlaim- ed that ambulance attendants arriving at the scene couid have saved hlma but did not. The jury ruled that Dunphy died of accidentai drowning on a hunting trip after hie caused his boat to capsize while reaching for a duck in the water. The inquest heàrd that Dünphy had shot the duck and then set out in a 12-fl. rubber canoe to retrieve it. 1He was not wearing a if e jacket and usect a wooden sti ck in place of a paddie. Whiie Dunphy clung to the canoe, a companion on shore ran for help. Dunphy couid not hang onto the canoe and siipped into the water about 7:50 a.m. He was pulled out an hour later. The man was an "ýadequate"' swimmer his wife said. When asked by the wife why no rescue attempt was made, since one man was an expert. swimmer, the senior attendant said an air temper- ature of 36 F. degrees precluded entering the water. Greene told the jury she doubted conditions were that bazardous and said an effort shouid have been made. Crown counsel Affleck rep- lied: "Tbat's asking a man to risk a life to save a life." *Kendal News After enduring the coidest folows themr is like a man winter in one hundred years who buiids his house upon a we are enjoying this miid rock. She read a poem speli in March. Ramn on entitied, "This oid house" by March 4th was very welcome John Quincy Adams. Hymn as many cisterns and wells 249, Jesus shall reign, was were dry. sung. The roll cail was name The Worid Day of Frayer a place where the United service was held in Shiloh this Church sends mîssionairies. year with Mrs. A. Tizzard as This was weil answered. guest speaker. Mrs. M. Stev- 1 Mrs. E. Foster read an ens, Mrs. R. Eiiiott, Mrs. G. article on the Hutson Family Cathcart and Mrs. A. Thomnp- in Brazil. They are mission- son attended from Kendal. aries of the United Church of The "Three in One" couples Canada. They work in an club heid a pot iuck dinner in Italian settiement in Southern the Sunday Schooi room on Brazil. The officiai opening of Saturday evening March 5th. the new ciinic took place in There were about thirty five the Methodîst churh. The or forty members present. women's group of fifteen Af ter an abundant dinner ladies were prepared to serve they piayed gamnes. Some of lunch after the service. Six the couples took in the dance hundred came like the story in the Orange Hall Inter in the of the five loaves and two evening. fishes they went ahead on Sunday moring was B3apt- faith. Mrs. Cathcart toid the ismal Sunday. Rev. A. Tiz- story of Vivienne Georg e's zard bapt ized Tanya Eileen daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Douglas Mercer of Whitby and Christene Dawn daugther of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker of Kendai. We were pieased to bay 'e Mrs. Doug Mercer's father Mr. Waiker of Toronto and her sisiter Gail Waiker in our church for this special event. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walk- er of Orono parents of Mr. Douglas Walker also attended, the service. The United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. E. Coliroux on March 2nd with eight ladies present. It was a beautîful winters day. Somne of our ladies were on vacat- ion. Mlrs. E. Foster openied the meeting witb a prayer, "'Teach us to be gentie," and hymn 475, "The ninety and nine". Mrs. A. Tizzard read the scripture St. Matthiew 7, 24-29. The wise man, who listensto My instructions and Reg ional tax coulId increase 10 percent The region's finance comn- mîittee last week gave aprov- ai of their own Judget whicb - saw an increase of 8.8 per cent .)ver thiat for 1976. The total budget was set at $1,438,000 which wili again be revîewed by the committee when they; investigate ahi other department budgets which must first comne before the committee before being approved by regionai council. The region's finance com- mittee had to spend money ta save money during its budget deiberatians Thursday. The committee cipped about $31,000 from the esti- mated gross 1977 spending of $1,598,609 about il per cent higher than 1976. The budget cut represents an 8.8 per cent increase in the net spending of $1,438,000. Revenues and recoveries of the grass spending amount ta $129,000. Upgrading the existing ele- ctronic data processing sys- tem, plus the purchase of a programmable caiculator, a paper-folder and inserters, indirectiy contributed to a $31,000 eut on overtime cost and part-time help. The increase in spending over ast year is mainiy due to inflation, according to the commissioner, and the an- nual costs of $33,399 for five senior positions that were filied for part of the year 1976. According to finance com- miittee Chairman John Aker, the process of reviewing all budgets couhd begin by next week. H1e said he has perso- aliy set a goal of keeping the residential increase to the residential bomeowner to about 10 per cent over last year. When ail budgets were first submitted by the staff of eacb department the increase was about.30 per cent according ta the finance chairman. These budgets have since been reduced by eacb stand- ing committee. 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The next meeting wiil be April 6 at the home of Mrs. G. Cathcart. 1The most essential of al resources on earth is the- land. The Niagara peaches are the best in the world. Yet the time is coming when ail the peach orchard land wifl be sold and used for highways, homes and factories etc. The Hoiiand Marsh grows fine carrots selling them at two lb. for fifteen cents. The super- market put them in a bag and sells two pound for sixty nine cents. 1 bought two pound of onions for ninety cents the other day. The onions -- the size of golf bails. 1 cents for each onion. Oxford BRICKLAYERS STON EMASONS Fireplaces CtiimneY Repairs Aliltypes of House Remodelling Flagstone Patio Slabs pConcrete Jobs Phone 1983-5606 :Exp-ýert Ear Piercing:. MARCH SPECIAL ALL FOR $10.00 .... * Ears piercedl includling Surgical a * Steel Studs *PLUS - 1 set of' Hypo-AIIergeflice * Genuine Stone Ear Rings e :Hooper's Jewellers Ltd. e29 Kinig St. E. 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