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i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 13,1988 5 KNOB HILL SPECIALS AVAILABLE ALL WEEK MON.-SAT.Ü! DAINTY LONG GRAIN Letter to the Editor LARGE 10 kg BAG WONG WING SOYA 500 mL SAUCE ^ 99 $ 2 BAG LIMIT BAG Dear Mr. Editor, As a citizen who is growing growing very fond of this town, I write to tell you that the "Canada Day Celebration" that was celebrated at the museum was excellent, and the staff, namely Mr. Dan Hoffman, curator, Ellen Logan, Logan, Amanda Harrison and Dyksrta's Delicateesan (I am sure there are others as well) are to be commended for the fine display of patriotism. I don't think there was anything anything left out. Speaking for my children as well, it is a day they will always remember and look forward to from year to year. See you there next year, Thankful Citizen. ■ PRODUCT OF MEXICO | "NEW CROP" THOMPSON SEEDLESS «aura 2 18 kg LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES PRODUCT OF AUSTRALIA CHOICE GRADE AUSTRAL CANNED PEACHES 28FLOZ. 796 mL TIN 3 LIMIT TROPICAL GROVE PUNCH 21 JUG • CITRUS • FRUIT •GRAPE • LEMONADE U PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #2 GRADE v HOT HOUSE TOMATOES ^52 fILL YOUR OWN BAG To the Editor, On Monday, June 20, a meeting was held in Courtice pertaining to the high cost of hydro service to the residents. residents. Courtice being serviced serviced by Ontario Hydro and not part of the Newcastle P.U.C. franchise means the residents pay substantially more for hydro consumption due to the fact that they arc paying rural rates. Being on course at the University of Ottawa at the present time, I personally could not attend this gathering but due to the organization I represent in the community I would like to have the opportunity to comment if I may, on this disparity within the Town of Newcastle. ■ In May of 1986, the Community Community Association warned the Town if they could not do something to end this disparity disparity the threatened annexation annexation by Oshawa was an underlying underlying current in Courtice.. The reply we received from the Town was that-' they were meeting with the ' representatives of Ontario Hydro with the possible expansion expansion of the P.U.C. to take over more of the town. The final reply was that the Crown Corporation would not let the Town take over another portion of the Newcastle area but would have to buy the remainder of Hydro's service within the Town, and the cost would be prohibitive. Ontario Hydro, a Crown Corporation claims to be in business as a service not as a profit oriented corporation. May I suggest to Hydro that they act the part they claim to be and allow the Town of Newcastle to take over the Courtice area or any other community as it develops as Courtice has within the Town. To the Town of Newcastle, Newcastle, the facts of this latest de velopment in Courtice speak for themselves. In 1986 we warned of what would become become an increasing grievance grievance within the Town. From time to time Hydro has made grants to the Town. In the event Hydro retains their present position I would suggest the Town search for a way to distribute distribute these funds to the residents residents in creating a fair and equitable distribution of costs for hydro electric power. . I remain, yours truly, Larry Hannah - President of Courtice and Area Community Community Association, 7 Phair Ave., R.R. 2 Bowmanvilln, .Ontario. Phone: 434-1967 Orono News ByL Challice A good turn out of unit one ladies and their husbands went to Bertha White's home last Wednesday with their picnic baskets to enjoy a picnic there. Audrey Walker, Mary Bullock, Bullock, Marjorie Boynton, and Wanda Hill also joined with them from Oshawa. A number of people went by bus on Tuesday to Cullen Bams and theatre and saw a show called 'Same time next year.' Alf and Hazel Pigott called at Mr. and Mrs. Wally Campbell, Campbell, Oshawa, to give their best birthday wishes to Mr. Murray Porter who is visiting there from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kemmett and family, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barley and boys, Mrs. Eileen Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Barley had lunch at the Franklin house, Bethany, on Sunday. Mr. John Robinson, Alf and Hazel Pigott had birthday supper supper at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton's to celebrate with Lee on his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. E Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pigott went with the Newcastle seniors bus load to the horse races at Woodbine on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Adam and son Mr. John Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pigott had birthday supper at Mr. and Mrs. Fay Adams' to celebrate Alfs birthday; also celebrated Don and Ann's wedding anni- 1 versary Gladys Greenwood, Thelma Gilbank, Enez Harris went to Bethany outdoor theatre and enjoyed enjoyed a show called The Way - Truth - and Life, that was the stoiy of Jesus. PROCESS CHEESE FOOD KRAFT SUCES 500 g PKG. OF 24 FIVE ROSES ENRICHED ALL PURPOSE FLOUR PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CRIMSON VARIETY WATERMELON SELECT YOUR OWN Business Directory BUBBLYBEAR BUBBLE BATH GLAD KITCHEN CATCHERS MARLBORO 1 PLY-8 ROLL PKG. TOILET ifc 1 Q7 PAPER y l.Vl LAUNDRY DETERGENT WISH! 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