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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 19,1994 Real Estate Deadlines and Policies Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for errors or omissions by The Canadian Statesman will be limited to the value of the space occupied by the error in the advertisement ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department j October is Power Smart Month in Ontario With temperatures falling, the demand demand for electricity rises, and so docs the average energy bill. But there is an alternative, and that is saving: the POWER SMART way. October is POWER SMART Month in Ontario, and to affirm its longstanding concern for helping customers customers control their bills and environmental environmental preservation and cost containment, containment, Ontario Hydro recently joined Power Smart he., a Vancouver- based consortium of utilities and energy energy organizations committed to jointly promoting the smart use of energy. According to Ontario Hydro Chairman Maurice Strong, "This program program will add to our own energy- efficient accomplishments and accelerate accelerate our energy-efficient initiatives." Not to be left out in the cold, Ontario Ontario consumers can benefit too from this program. Across the province, in home building centres and department department stores, in hardware stores and grocery chains, the same, single message message is being carried: "YOU'VE GOT THE POWER TO SAVE!" Save on feature-priced appliances and "low-E" windows. Save on more than 25 energy-efficient products - including insulation, weatherstripping, weatherstripping, caulking and programmable thermostats. Look for the Power Smart label in stores. In bold red, white and black display display units, consumers will find many of the very feature-priced, energy- efficient products that can help convert convert their homes into POWER SMART homes. They will also find brightly coloured flyers, brimful of information and handy tips on ways to conserve not only energy, but money too. For every penny saved on an electric bill today, means dollars dollars available for spending elsewhere tomorrow. As winter's grip grows tighter, uncontrolled uncontrolled air leakage can account for 30 to 40 per cent of a home's heat loss. But by insulating, weatherstripping weatherstripping and caulking, that same home - be it house or apartment - can become become a snug and cozy POWER SMART home. Insulation is the best way to maintain maintain comfort and energy efficiency, as it keeps heat in, and cold and dampness out. There are numerous types of insulation: among them, fiberglass fiberglass bait, high-density foam board, mineral wool and polystyrene board. Ask your local retailer for advice advice on the type that suits your needs. Weatherstripping around exterior doors and windows will reduce both drafts and condensation. Caulking helps plug air leaks and seal cracks around windows, doorframes, baseboards, baseboards, sill plates and pipe openings, and choices include clear silicone, acrylic latex, butyl rubber and polyurethane polyurethane foam. A thorough job of air sealing can cut up to 25 per cent from any heating bill. Programmable thermostats can save electricity by lowering the temperature temperature when no one is at home, raising it during peak activity times, then lowering it again overnight. Because windows are particularly vulnerable to heat loss, energy- efficient- windows, or "low-E" windows, windows, are best. Specially coated to reflect reflect heat, they are as effective as triple glazed windows, but without the added bulk and weight. Proper installation installation and scaling around the windows windows is very important. The six major appliances - refrigerators, refrigerators, freezers, stoves, dishwashers, clothes washer and dryers - consume 24 per cent of the average household's household's electricity use. By operating these appliances more efficiently, the POWER SMART household can save both energy and money. When purchasing a new appliance, appliance, the POWER SMART consumer knows to first consult the "second price tag", or the Energuide label. This is the label that indicates the ap- ■ pliance's electricity consumption in kilowatt hours per year. The lower the number, the more efficient the appliance, appliance, and the cheaper it is to run. Because an appliance lasts a long time, small differences in Energuide ratings between models add up to large savings. Today's refrigerators use at least 40 per cent less energy than models built in 1990. The most cncrgy- cfficicnt refrigerator is one that is kept clean, both inside and out, and never overcrowded. The best temperature temperature setting is 3 degrees Celsius (37 degrees F). If not frost-free, a freezer should be defrosted often for maximum effectiveness, effectiveness, kept no more than 2/3 full, and set at - 18 degrees Celsius (0 degrees F). When using the top elements on a stove, the size of the pot should match the size of the element, and lids should be used whenever possible possible to conserve energy. When using the oven, it should be pre-heated for baking no more than ten minutes in advance, and always kept scrupulously scrupulously clean. Although more expensive at the outset, a self-cleaning oven is better better insulated than a regular one. and consumes less energy during normal usage. The best dishwasher comes equipped with an "econo-wash" cycle, cycle, which uses less hot water, and an energy-saver switch to turn off the heating element, thus allowing dishes to air dry. Since one quarter of all hot water is used for clothes washing only a full load, rinse it in cold water, and run it through the spin cycle twice before before loading in into the dryer. One of the largest users of monthly monthly kilowatt hours is the dryer. To counter this, avoid over-drying, which damages your clothes, use the cool-down feature to reduce the heat in the last 5 to 10 minutes, and clean the lint filter after each load. And so, to hold back the winds of winter and hold down the cost of energy, energy, the smart money this year is on POWER SMART. Local retailers, province-wide, arc now stocked with everything the POWER SMART consumer will need to keep the outdoors out and the indoors in. leaky MfBIER DON'T HESITATE!!! Super link close to schools and commuting. Possible VTBM Easy drive to Port Hope. Asking only $108,900. Call Lucien now!!! 697-0992. ATTENTION FIRST TIME BUYERS Large 3 + 1 bedroom semi with finished rec room, large fenced yard, 2 baths, eat-in kitchen - gleaming hardwood floors and much more. $119,900. Call Donna Fletcher, 697-0992. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW WITH SMALL TOWN CHARM All brick, 3 + 1 bedroom bungalow on 80 x 210 ft. lot in Enniskillen Village. All new windows, professionally finished, bright rec room, eat-in kitchen, gleaming hardwood floors. Garage with workshop and great view. $164,900. A must to see I Call Donna Fletcher 697-0992. 28 Rhonda Blvd. Bowmanville L1C 3W5 NEED ROOM!!! 5 bedroom or basement apartment for your relative with separate walkout. Quiet street in Bowmanville. Come out and take a look. Call Lucien Lambler, Broker. WANT THE PRESTIGE OF OLD SCUGOG RD.? Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 storey backing onto the woods with beautiful deck and screened gazebo, main floor family room, eat-in kitchen with oak cupboards, double car garage, upgrades everywhere! Don't miss this one at $249,900. Call Donna Fletcher 697-0992. PEACE, TRANQUILITY, PRIVACY PLUS AMENITIES Gorgeous 3+ acre property with stream and sprawling ranch bungalow. bungalow. Finished rec room, fireplace, 2 great outbuildings plus double car garage. For more information please call Donna Fletcher 697-0992. (j , f w Jr m, a# Æ mlw & cornerstone realty ltd., realtor 104 king st. e., bowmanville Children's Miracle Network- SPONSORED DY RBMtX* 428-1206 ** Associate Brokers * Sales Representatives (Toronto Line) REIMAX experience gets results! Call us First! QfyÇ) tm £ë OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, 1 p.m. - 4 p.sn. Aubrey Crooks* 119 Roser Crescent, Bowmanville ■ Baseline East to Martin Rd., N. to Roser Cres. Two storey family home, on fabulous lot. New broadloom on main floor, family room with woodstove and walkout. Three spacious bedrooms, central air, central vac, in-law apartment with separate entrance. Double car garage. Listed $149,900. Call Aubrey Crooks* 623-6000 or Res. 623-1735. associate broker "Member of Remax 100% Club" Call for your FREE APPRAISAL Mf àlfB ■ l '" LOT Surrounded by farm land Drilled well Financing available 40 ACRE HOBBY FARM Hi V-. v * ; lw _ ,._. sr:§ Totally unique 5 year old log home - lots of outbuildings - terrific location just east of Orono! $250,000. George Feddema* Attractive, nicely decorated 4 bedroom semi in good location location in Bowmanville. 4 appliances to stay. Partially finished basement. Nice back yard and paved drive. A pleasure to show. All for the price of $116,800. Call George Feddema* at Remax Cornerstone 623-6000 Vinnie Gupta* Sales Rep. 987-1709 (res.) "Your Clarington Connection" OPEN MOUSE THIS SUNDAY, 1 - 4 p.m. 69 Prout Drive, Bowmanville Large 3 bedroom home with family room and 3 bathrooms. Tastefully decorated. Priced at $149,900. Dir.: Liberty St. North to Third St., go west to High St., left to Prout. Your Host Vinnie Gupta* 623-6000 24 hr. or 987-1709 Res. A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY! (In the Village) Ron Moore* Sales Rep. 623-6000 24 hr. 623-9263 (res.) Beautiful 1450 sq. ft. raised bungalow on an exquisite ravine lot features 3 bedrooms, a small office, main floor family room with fireplace, wrap-around deck, in-law apartment. Close to schools and shopping in the Village of Newcastle. Priced to sell $159,900. Call Ron Moore* to view now! 623-6000 (24 hr. pager) |pP David Passant Also: $19,500. - Power of Sale - mobile home in park. $29,900. - 50 acres with stream and beaver pond. $118,900. - 2 bedroom bungalow, central location. $119,900.-2+ 1 bedrooms, quiet north end. AFFORDABLE STARTER This 1 1/2 storey aluminum-clad aluminum-clad home consists ol 4 bedrooms up, living and dining room and eat-in kitchen, 1 - 4 pc. bath and a partial basement for storage, storage, plus a large workshop for hobbies or car enthusiasts. enthusiasts. There is a fenced-in yard, all for 589,500. Please call David today! f I; Tony Klompmaker* For a market evaluation of your property call David today! DAVID PASSANT**, ASSOCIATE BROKER Serving the Durham Region for over 19 Years. BOWMANVILLE NORTH END Junior executive, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, main floor family and laundry, fireplace, French doors, and shows beautifully. Priced to sell at $169,900. Call Tony Klompmaker*, Remax Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 623-6000 or Res. 263-4448 ELGIN ST., BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom brick bungalow, finished rec room, includes 3 appliances. Just move in. Asking $124,900. TYRONE Huge older home in great condition. 5 bedrooms, main floor family plus office, new kitchen in oak. Could easily be duplexed. Asking $149,900. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23RD 2 - 4 p.m. 69 Andrew Rd., Orono Steve Lawrence Lovely 3 bedroom bungalow on mature treed lot. Eat-in kitchen done in pine. New 4 pc. bath. Beautiful inground pool. Listed at $141,500. SUPER STARTER! Detached bungalow in quiet West Beach area on huge lot. New roof, new carpet. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Listed at $92,900. Linda McLennan* OPEN MOUSE SUNDAY, 2 " 4 p.m. Call Steve Lawrence* at 623-6000. 3 bedroom link home. Finished rec room, fenced yard. Above ground pool. $124,900. Go Highway #2 to Martin Road, South to Penfound Drive - #72. Follow signs. Call Linda McLennan** 623-6000 : ROD DORIS** Full Time Associate Broker 623-6000 Al,!.. IJlllOU BEAUTY A VER e Y DEAL Finished top to bottom with fully ?n^nlnl a mlnn 0 harHi«nE? r |k^r C <; S fenced yard. Conlrnl vne, contrai ar ™ Gloaming hardwood floors, air, largo dock, southern central air, lamily room with liro- oxposed backyard. This place, security system, fully Immaculate and bonulllul deco- fenced yard, etc,, etc, Enough rated homo must bo soon. Call said. Call Rod Doris" 623-6000 lor your private lour, today or Snooze U loose. _ __ * , . ruiuu nun 987-3400 (Res.) Rod Doris , . , For professionalism at Its best, call the name people recommend to friends Barry A. James* ALREADY LANDSCAPED 1 year old 3 bedroom brick home in new Bowmanville subdivision. This home is immaculate with many upgrades including superb ceramic tiled floors. The price has been substantially reduced to $157,800. making this a most attractive buy. For viewing call Barry A. James at 623-6000 24 hr. pager. James* and Ellen** Bush KIDS COULD WALK TO St-516)01. 3 bedroom semi, close to schools. 1 - 4 piece and 1 - 2 piece baths, walkout from eat-in kitchen to fenced yard with patio. Call now! This won't last. Only $112,900. Wl IY S •• P R d ■■ o " u -'ii Beautifully kept 3 bedroom home with master ensuite and walk-in closet. Eat-in oak kitchen with walkout, French doors to dining room, main floor family room and laundry room. Call to view. Don't Beat Around the Bush. Call Janies* or Ellen.** Bush 623-6000 Doug Humphrey** Broker, 623-6000 Member of Remax Hall of Fame NORTH BOWMANVILLE Excellent lamily homo - 3 bedrooms, garage, finished lower level, plus huge yard. Asking $129,900. VILLAGE CHARM Frostily docornlcd older homo In Enniskillen on 1 1/2 acres with barn / workshop plus paddocks. Good value at 5152,900, GREAT PRICE - GREAT LOCATION • • $1I2,tm0. Located close to public and separate schools, This largo backspllt semi oilers 3 largo bedrooms, largo living room and lamily room. 2 baths, carport and fenced yard and paved driveway. A must to see at tills low, low price, Dianne Warren* Il J .m WEIGHING VAi UESY Como see this pretty 3 bedroom homo, Sunny oat-in kitchen, walkout to massive dock, finished roc room with bar area, 2 pc, and 4 pc. baths, Close to all amenities. Exlra deep lot. Only $127,900. Call Dianne Warren* 623-6000 Toronto Lino 428-1206 FOR PROFESSIONAL RESULTS THATMQ.YE YOU! © HI