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Here are just some e m,:anygrtvle you'll f i d at you r B er Home Cent ih now! Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 30, 1974 7 Prices in effect until closing time on. Monday CG E I'ron Spray, steam and dry iron. 25 steam vents. 22-8 CGE Kettie Fast boiling. Automatically shuts off. 1488 LOPEN THURS. & FR1. f 'TIL 9 pm ýTO0 SERVE YOU BETTER Toaster Toast the way you like it.Chrome. Mode! TS33. 188 C.an Opener Completely automatic. Opens 48-ouncers, 1888 Steel ik Single, Iedge 'th en sink, Approx. 20"x 2011' 2 SS~~ LROWMA M "I 3 Toiulet Seat Solid, high-impaçt plastic. In white. Range Hood' 2-speed ducted hood. In white or coppertone. PHONE Letters to the Editor Dear Editor While driving through your beautiful town of Bowman- ville, going along Liberty St. North, 1 arn looking to buy some property in this area. This is what upsets me the most. The road will be widened along Liberty St. N., part of the property is sold, and it's amazing how people are cheated. They pay one person a few Ihundred dollars for the part of his land. The neighbor sells his samne amount of land for five times the amount this poor fellow got. Now l'Il ask you, Is this Fair? ? ? * Why don't they pay eey one the amount the property is worth and be fair about it. After talking to a few people down the road, it made me wonder if I really want to settie there. 1 wish to remain anony- mous. Sign me, Just Looking. Letter to Editor: 1 arn deeplv concerned that a fellow colleague has en- countered a great deal of problem in obtaining a build- ing permit in Haydon. Since this area falis under the Town of Newcastle's .jurisdiction, 1 personnaliy hold them re- sponsible for the irresponsible handling of Mr. John Liptay's housing problem. Why was he allowed to seperate the land and then refused permission to build upon it? Why was hie asked to deed land to the Town of Newcastle for road ailow- ance and then refused permis- sion to build because t he road was an unimproved road? Why didn't the council express tlieir concern when they were given the opportunity as pointed out by t he Ministry of Housing? It was my opinion that a council elected to serve the public should do that. Lt was my opinion that a public body deals fairly with its populace. However after observing the Town of Newcastle's council in action, I wonder by what edicts they rule over the land. When a family needs a house, why then must they become victims of irrespons- ible action by a publicly elected body? Sincerely, John M. Vesters Oshiawa OBITUARIES PAUL FLORIAN ANTIL A former General Motors inspector and ardent fisher- man, Paul Florian Antil died suddenly in the Oshawa General Hospital Friday, Oct. 18. He was 85. Born Oct. 4, 1889 in Rimou- ski, Que., hie was married to the former Florence Georgian Armstrong on Feb. 22, 1922. He is survived by his wife,' one son, William Whittick of Oshawa and seven daughters, Mrs. Percy Dalby (Lorraine),' Mrs. Harold Graham (Paul- mne), 'Mrs.'William McKnight (Joan), Mrs. James Mac- Gregor (Betty) and Mrs. Ronald Osborne' (Lois) ail of Courtice, Mrs. Robert Young (Jean) of Sunderland and Mrs. John Lemon (Shirley) of Oshawa. He is also survived by one sister Miss Aline Antil of Quebec, 23 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. The service was held in the chapel of the Armstrong Funeral Home on Monday' with burial in Ebenezer Cem- etery. Donations to the Ont-- ario Heart Foundation would be appreciated. MR. ROY SLEEP A resident of Kendal for 70 years and Starkville for seven, Roy Sleep, aged 77, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Saturday,, October l2th, 1974. He had been ill for two months. Born> in Starkville, and educated in Kendal, hie was a farmer for most of bis lifetime. A member of Kendal United ('hurch, lie was also very interested in sports, especially over night guest, of Mr. and Mrs. T. Hodge and called on Burketon friends last week. Mrs. R. Davey attended a dessert luncheon held by U.C.W. and enjoyed a tour through the B owmanville Museum on Wednesdav. Mr. Russell Macdonald Detroit called on Mrs. G. Bailey during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer Oshawa called on Mrs. W. Bry'an. t r Robt . White and Miss Mona Patterson of this. village on their recent marriage. Mrs. Mary Hambly the former store keeper here called on the new owners of the store, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Littley last week. im Sý395