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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 3 Jun 1987, p. 11

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I / fiW/iïi Æà 'MW/iü 'MWA& XB-a WWAâ 'XAWAH X<M^3d XiWAë AWAü )NW4ti yRWAà XIW4ti )NW4ti X4W4ti ,4L444ti )NW4ti iNkV/M ïnWAü XAW/iti M/i/4* DURHAM REAL ESTATE LTD Broker 623-3911 Real Estate Guide The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. June 3. 1987 11 ' Allan Pilkey Makes Position Very Clear BOWMANVILLE -- 4 bedrooms, 1 Vz baths, rec room with wet bar, sliding doors to deck and nicely landscaped fenced yard. Close to schools. PRIVATE SALE Immaculate 3 bedroom brick bungalow, good Oshawa location, potential in-law apartment. Dream kitchen, new furnace. $144,500. 725-6080 G.I.C. 10 1 /4% ■unu MORT AGES 1 1 1 /2 % 5 yesr Itrm RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE MAKE THIS HOME YOURSI LOOK NO MORE - This lovely 3 plus 1 bedroom offers more than Just location with a finished basement. This home will not last long. For more information call Aline Gagnon 623-6622 or 983-9102. ,ilW Ever Thought of a CAREER IN REAL ESTATE... and done nothing about it? Spend an hour and obtain complete information information on educational requirements, Family Trust sales training and income opportunities. opportunities. Steve O'Byrne For a confidential interview call: 623-6622 Family Trust Corporation Realtor 1 King St. W. Bowmanville CAREER NIGHT iii-.ei■> \ ( .< ni) FI HI UN K INTUIT. JUNE 3rd 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Thii could bt the eight youV_ been wsiting for. So mihe plsns now to mend your neighbourhood CENTURY 21 Csreer Night. It's your golden opportunity to find out whet s career in rest rule, hocked by the resources o(the world's largest rest estate orpnuation, can do lor you. To reserve your seat, call todar^ 9*i&i Gold JscketRwIty Ltd. 161 King SLE Bowminvlle,62Ml2l THE LAtCCST REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. MOf FfMCNTir OWNED AN0 Off fUTIO. • N (TWtwh^ h MM but w nig a Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 112 King St. E. Bowmanville Æ«* 62 !iooo Broker OPEN HOUSE Thursday, June 4th 4 p.m.-7 p.m. $89,900. 67 Mill Street, Orono 3 bedrooms, spacious living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen, 159 ft. pretty lot with mature trees. Directions: east on Taunton Road to Main Street, Orono, south to signs. Your opportunity to stop paying rent and purchase. Iris Dormon 623-6000 or 263-8667. JUST LISTED BOWMANVILLE - 4 bedroom semi on well landscaped lotiln excellent area with walkout and garage. Priced to sell at $109,900. Call Tony Klompmaker 623-6000 or 623-2052. JUST LISTED ■ BOWMANVILLE -- Century brick home with new kitchen, large deck, 3 bedrooms, many upgrades and located in a prestigeous part ' of town. Priced to sell at $119,900. Call Tony Klompmaker 623-6000 or 623-2052. BRICK AND ALUMINUM SIDESPLIT -- Situated on large country lot 172' x 190', just east of Bowmanville, 3 bedrooms plus den, 2 baths, fireplace and surrounded by fruit trees. Priced to sell at $137,900. Call Tony Klompmaker 623-6000 or 623-2052. OBITUARY GARNET ST. CLAIR MUTTON A mason by trade, Garnet St. Clair Mutton, aged 87, died on Monday, May 18, 1987, in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, following a lengthy illness. Son of William and Matilda Mutton, he was born and educated in Bowmanville. He was married August 13, 1927, to Hilda George. He resided at 30 Duke Street for 59 years. He began his trade at a young age with his father, and had been employed by Alvin Welsh and J.J. Flett, retiring PRIVATE SALE Three-bedroom open concept sidesplit with garage, featuring kidney-shaped pool and sauna, combination living and diningrooms, eat-in kitchen overlooking family room with fireplace, new carpeting, 1 Vz baths, rec room with bar, close to schools and park. Reduced to $155,000. OPEN HOUSE -- SUNDAY JUNE 7th 1 to 4 p.m. or call 623-7603 24 Hillier Street, Bowmanville 10 years ago. A member of the Anglican Church he had served with the Midland Regiment, World War II, in Canada, the United Kingdom and Continental Europe. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178. Surviving are his wife Hilda, three daughters Betty, Shirley and Marilyn, two sons George and Harold, and two brothers, Cecil and Jack. The Reverend Byron Yates officiated at the funeral services held on Thursday at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Pallbearers were Messrs. Alvin Welsh, Jack Large, Ron Mutton, Stan Dunn, Wayne and Troy Mutton. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Qnlu Wo\ L ' In - ! fl wZ\ I GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. | Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey Pilkey has made it very clear that if the new regional headquarters doesn't go to his city, he'll pursue the city's $3.3 million legal claim to the present building. building. On May 20, the Regional Council voted to locate the headquarters in Oshawa. However, the Region will reconsider that decision at its meeting today (Wednesday, (Wednesday, June 3). In a recent letter to local area councillors and regional regional officials, Mayor Pilkey Pilkey says that Oshawa's contributions contributions to the proposed headquarters are an investment investment in the future. He further stales that the present regional building at Rossland Road in Whitby will maintain its presence with expanded courthouse facilites and possibly a new Registry office in the im mediate vicinity. £ In November 1986, the. City of Oshawa proposed-; that it would abandon its*, legal claims (estimated by- thc city to be worth approx-:; imatcly $3.3 million) and 1 provide free land if the Re-; gion voted to locate the new 1 , headquarters in downtown; Oshawa. I In a report dated May 8,1 1987, senior regional staff; concluded that the Oshawaj, proposal was indeed the; best choice. The other op-, lions looked at included a- site across from the present" building, renovations or doing nothing at the mo; ment. j, The City Of Oshawa has- received a proposal to. develop the Regional Headi quarters in combination; with a major hotel and coni' fcrcncc/convcntion facility on the nine acre parcel of land downtown. i TO FIND THE RIGHT HOMES, JUST LOOK FOR THE SIGNS. CONVENIENT IS THE WORD! - Minutes from town, you'll find this charming 3 bedroom home situated smartly on a picturesque corner lot, and accompanied by an attached garage. Call today to view. Pauline Richer or David Passant 623-6121. WELCOME HOME -- This 3 bedroom home in Newcastle village is well insulated and has a full basement with a new furnace (1986). The oversized yard can be viewed from the deck, and the detached garage can be easily converted into a workshop. All this for only $98,900. Call Pauline Richer at 623-6121 or 987-4580. YOU'LL LOVE THE CONVENIENCE - This 4 bedroom bungalow is just minutes from downtown Bowmanville. Extra wide frontage 9ives j a small estate effect, and the Interior has the,CDjnfor.table.roominess of a modern split level, freatufop central vac, ,a paved drive and ., more! Call-today, for viewing. Pauline Richer 623-6121 or 987-4580. FOR RENT -- Bowmanville or Whitby has prime location for store or office space. Call Frank Hiemstra at 623-6121 or 623-5711 for information. iviuna Qnlupc, tfH RT^I GOL'D JACKET REALTY LTD. 161 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-6121 SECLUSION AND CONSERVATION AREA -- Storey and Vz brick and aluminum home on dead end road. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms upstairs with laundry room. Huge master with walkout, main floor family room with walkout to deck. Includes fenced inground pool and patio;' Call Jim Bush at 623-6121 or 983-9486. LIKE A PRIVATE PARK -- Over 3 acres with stream and pond in Newcastle village. View of valley from sunporch on second storey of two storey, 3 bedroom home with fireplace. Great for a family and an outdoors man. To view call Murray Walton at 623-6121 or 987-4007. THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. • and (TM) trademarks ol Century 21 Rial Estate Corporation. ' Residents To Subdivision by Carolyn Hepburn A group of Courlice area residents told Newcastle's general purpose committee Monday that they object to a proposed residential subdivision subdivision at the corner of BloorSl. and Townline Rd. The development is on the southeast corner of Bloor Street and Townline Road. It involves the construction construction of 106 single family family dwellings and 54 multiple multiple family units on a 8.26 hectare block. The land is owned by Gatehouse Holdings Holdings Limited. "I don't want to be forced from my home," said R.R.4 Oshawa resident, Elsie Mayne. Mrs. Mayne has been a resident resident of the area for 21 years, and is involved in horse farming. "It is my way of life, my lifestyle," said Mrs. Mayne, as she brought her concerns to the general purpose committee committee meeting earlier this week. Another concerned Oshawa are/i resident, John Slemko, offered some different different reasons for not wanting wanting the development. He is concerned with the density of. the proposed housing and the to'wnhoiise complex. "I. think that if new properties properties in the immediate area are not in keeping with the present buildings, my building may decrease in value." said Mr. Slemko. He says that his home, valued valued at approximately $250,000, is on one acre of land. He estimates that the proposed development will have eight units per land. "I propose that the plan- ningcommittee have the applicant applicant lower the density of house population," said Mr. Slemko. This might ensure that the surrounding property values are not decreased, according to Mr. Slemko. ; Another concern raised-; by citizens at the general^. , committee meeting was the)-' lack of nearby schools andc the inadequate shopping*-. areas. "There arc no shops, no» schools. Where arc these£* chi|dren going to go?" saidV Mrs. Gillian Jurchison, a rc-ÿ sidenl of Downs Crescent in v Usliawa. "It saddens me," she said, "We like to see the coun-;' try, we can drive across the»* road and we're in the coun-*< try," she added. According to Mr. Slemko,»: the construction of the GM head office in Oshawa (near 1 -» the site of the proposed re-Li sidential development) willy; also have an effect on the'* area. "The land surrounding^ the office will be desirable \- to executive types," said Mr. Slemko. ■£ "A lot of people commute;* from Toronto and they are?; looking for substantial?; housing," he added. Mr. Slemko wants the Town of Newcastle to look'J at the density of the area,." keeping in mind all future-j; consequences of a residen-J; liai development like the." one proposed by Gatehouse Holdings Limited. <• Traffic is also of concern to area residents. y. "The access from the 401 V Highway won't carry the ex-£ cess to be created by this 1 ;, development," said George?' McNab, also of Down Cres-ij, cent. > "It is ridiculous to in-?' crease the loads on the Jo roads, the level train cross- ing already backs up traffic £ as it is," he added. y>; Councillor Cowman# agrees with the fears overS increased traffic. <S "As traffic from Courtice builds up it's going to be-5. cone a major concern," said Councillor Cowman. & HOUSE FOR SALE Blackstock Custom built, approx. 1200 sq. ft., two bedroom brick bungalow with main floor laundry, attached garage, plastered throughout, 14 years old, good level lot, 100 ft. x 150 ft. Phone 683-4759 (Ajax-Plckerlng) or 728-2883 (Oshawa) ' V ' ' U- 1 ' -- mm; : Banner Passant ASSOCIATE BROKER 15 years experience For All Your Real Estate Needs, Please Call "Banner" at 623-6121. Century 21 Gold Jacket Realty Ltd. 161 King Street E, Bowmanville SERVING YOU IN BOWMANVILLE 237 KING ST. EAST Color Your World Only $14.99 4 Litre Flat Only the look is expensive Jttsldc Outside Sale Only $16.99 4 Litre ; Satin Velvet Pastels - Eggshell Reg. $35.98 ONLY $ 2Q 98 | litre Velvet Pastels - Semi Gloss $0098 Reg. $37.98 ONLY ZLO 4 litre Int./Ext. Alkyd Floor Enamel Reg. $20.98 ONLY $ 1 7 98 | litre Interior Semi Gloss Alkyd Reg. $20.98 ONLY ^1 6S litre Exterior Gloss Enamel ONLY S 25 98 4 litre Reg. $30.98 Semi-Gloss Latex Mouse & ' Reg. $30.98 Vim ONLY S 21 4 litre Exterior Elide Latex Reg. $26.98 ONLY $ 1 7 98 4 litre Interior Semi Gloss Alkyd Reg. $20.98 ONLY $ 1 6° 8 | litre <• <s <' o o HAWLEY'S COLOR YOUR WORLD Semi Transparent Stains ONLY ^1 6 98 Solid Hide Stain Oil Based Fence and Shingle Slain ONLY $ 8 49 WORLD 623-9750

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