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Davis savs farmers Obituary Obituary • V -- RF.GÏNAI n fi.I, SUTTON Orono Weekly Timès, Wednesday, December 8th, 1976-9 nee Premier William Davis 1 sàid recently the Ontario ' Government will be spend-- , ing more than $171 million on agricultural prograriis in 1976-77. ■ Speaking at the opening ' of thé new Quality Swine Go-operative testing barn at Shedden Road and , Highway 401, Mr. Davis said he knows farmers make good use of the money. "We know that the return . on this investment will be more and better food, not only for the people of Ontario and Canada, but ■ for many more throughout 1 the world," he said. The Premier said that 20 Building a House? or remodelling your present one? Then contact: Floyd Nicholson Orono 983-5049 years ago one farmer could feed 12 people, now he cart feed 50. "This is the result of millions of man-hours of plain hard work; many ■ millions of dollars invested by individual farmers in new and improved equipment; equipment; thé diligent application application of new techniques; arid the striving for perfection perfection which is so characteristic characteristic of our farmers," he said. Mr. Davis said farmers have a tremendous impact on the economy of the province. Thousands of jobs are created in agriculture-related agriculture-related areas such as food processing, transportation transportation and equipment manufacturing. He said government has a duty to respond with supportive programs and protection against the many setbacks which can arise in thé business of farming. "I believe we are doing that, and it makes me more than a little irritable" when I hear people suggesting that you want to.be propped up 'Flowers with Feeling" For Any Occasion Tel. 623-3377 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY 7 j&ev r 3 Jloxal c4%t 133 Church Street tiowmanville Fresh Flower and Dried Flower Arrangements for FUNERALS -- WEDDINGS HOSPITAL and HOME Be sure and take a look at our Bridal Showcase in our window. . Tree Ornaments and Stocking Stuffers ^ ith Luxuries by Chanel . Yardlèy Shulton Delegar Travel Bags by JacqueHe Christmas i Table Cloths Serviettes, Plates and Çrackers ; Watches by Timex 10 percent OFF Cards & Gift Wrap by Carleton Chocloates by : Smiles'N ChucklesI and Rowntree PENS by Schaeffer WALLETS by Tilley RAZORS By iPhilishave & Braun^ armacij REGINALD G.L. SUTTON a well known resident of Orono, Reg. Sutton passed away at Memorial Hospital, Bowman ville on Thursday, Nov. 25th, 1976 following an illness of two months. Born Feb. 25th, 1900 at Ashford, Rent, England he was a son of the late Alfred George and Ellen Girling Sutton. Coming to Canada in 1914 he settled in Orono where he resided all his life and was married to Ida Frances Elford on August 19, 1931. Employed as foreman at the Dept, of Lands and Forests, Orono for 38 years he retired in 1963. With a keen interest in nature and all its beauty, he loved his garden and flowers, and was a devoted family man centering his life around his home, family arnj church. He was a member of Orono United Church Choir for 58 years and a member of session for a number of years. Surviving are his wife Frances, daughter Joyce, son-in-law Kennedy Gray and grandson David. Mr. Sutton rested at the H.H. Barlow Funeral Home with services held on Saturday Saturday from the Orono United Church with Rev. Basil Long officiating. The many beautiful flowers and donations to the Cancer Society showed the esteem in which the deceased was held. Pall-bearers were six friends and neighbours. Messrs. Messrs. Bill Bunting, Reid Harness, Harness, Donald Staples, Robert Chater, John Caldwell and John Duvall. Interment Orono Cemetery. with more and more money from the public purse and supposedly protected by more and more government régulation," he said. "You arid I both know that independent decision making is the lifeblood of your business," he said, Mr. Davis said farmers must be free to decide when to call for assistance and when to go it alone. , "If a government tries fo impose help where it "isn't needed or wanted, you know and so do I that the ' next step is to start telling you what to do and when to do it. That is called state control of agriculture. And it is diametrically opposite to • the' fundamentals of free enterprise agriculture," said Mr. Davis. "It would be the beginning of frustration, disillusionment, and the- end of agricultural progress," progress," he said. "It would be the end of our 'stable and productive agricultural community. The social consequences of that to thé whole , province are something I don't want to even contemplate,"- he said. à ORONO, ONT. 983-5009 Don't take chances on death or disfigurement. Belt up, and drive safely! MRS. HOWELL ROWLAND After severàl years of declining health, Mabel Rowland, Rowland, a long-time resident of Clarke Township, passed a- way in Marnwood Nursing Home, on Monday, Dec. 6th, 1976. She was a daughter of the late John Holmes and his wife, Maria Jane Otton, born at the family farm oh the Lake Shore Road, east of Newcastle Harbour, and married married to Howell Rowland of the same community, where they farmed until 1947, when they retired to Orono. Mr. Rowland Rowland passed away in 1962. Mrs. Rowland was predeceased predeceased by one sister, Miss Etta M. Holmes of Oshawa and two brothers : Enoch A. Holmes of Toronto and Wallace C. Holmes of R.R. 3, Newcastle, who retired in Bowmanville and later Streetsville. A gracious housewife, loving loving mother and kindly neighbour, neighbour, her outside interests included: Newcastle and, later, later, Orono church groups, Newtonville Women's Institute, Institute, Lake Shore Sunday School, Lake Shore Ladies' Red Cross group and the Lake Shore Home and School Association, of which she was one-time secretary. Mrs. Rowland leaves one daughter, Hilda married to James C. Tamblyn of Orono; one son, William J. Rowland and his wife Patricia of Willowdale, seven grandchildren, grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchild ren. The Service and committal were conducted by Rev. Basil E; Long of Orono with Mrs. A. Cole at the organ. Temporary entombment at the Lang Chapel, Orono Cemetery with interment at Bond Head Cemetery at Newcastle-on the-Lake in the spring. Many expressions of sympathy sympathy and memorial gifts attest to the esteem with, which she was held throughout throughout the Region and assure that she will ever be lovingly remembered. Orono Electric Herb and Gerry Duvall 983-5168 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING Electrical Appliances ,T.V. - COLOUR T.V. RADIO-HI-FI WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROHOME Guaranteed Service Attention Farmers!! Reasonable Prices! On SAVE ON * Diesel Fuel *-Motor Oil , * Gasoline Phone 668-3381 - Collett DX FUEL OIL f For Prompt Courteous Service CALL US TODAY J. H. STUTT E. J. STUTT Ministry of Energy Ontario Darlington Generating Station PUBLIC NOTICE Ontario Hydro hag submitted to the Minister of Energy, a proposal to construct a nuclear generating station in the Town of Newcastle near Bowmanville. The proposal outlines station details, an assessment of the potential environmental impact and the steps taken to discuss the station with the public to date. A Community Impact report has also been submitted to the Minister of Energy. This study examines the socio-economic impact'that the proposed generating station will have on the area. * The Minister wishes to be assured that all citizens have had an opportunity to comment on the proposed generating facility and therefore, is prepared to receive comments on the reports up to March 1, 1977. All submissions should be mailed to: Hon. Dfennis R, Timbrell Minister of Energy 56 Wellésley Street West , TORONTO, Ontario M7À2B7 • It is the Minister's understanding that these documents "do not vary substantially from the preliminary, proposals which were distributed by Ontario Hydro in the local community during October 1975. Anyone wishing to review the proposals may do so at the Municipal Offices of: the Town of Newcastle Bowmanville Hampton , . City of Oshawa Regional Office of the Municipality of Durham , Public Utility Commission Offices pf: Bowmanville Newcastle Oshawa , , Public Libraries in: Bowmanville , Orono Newcastle ■ t and'McLaughlin Library in Oshawa, , Copies of the report are also available for public review at the Oshawa Chamber.,of Cpmmerce, the Ontario'Hydro Bowmanville Area Office, and at the Ministry of JEnergy Offices at 56 Wellesley Street West in Toronto. , Those persons' who have question^ regarding the public, review process may contact Mr. Andrew frame at the.Ministry of Energy, 1-(416)-965-3051. Anyone who has 1 questions regarding the content and clarification of the reports may contact ,Mike Machâcek, Project Engineer, Ontario Hydro, 1-(416)-592-5216. , • . • Dennis R. Jimbrell Minister of Energy