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I Real Estate Guide The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, January 7,1987 9 Give us a call at «I 'KRACO" Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Registered Builder of Custom built homes and general carpentry IR-2000 SUPER ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME BUILDER FOR SALE -- PRIVATE Well kept 3-bedroom brick bungalow In a quiet residential area near the Village of Newcastle. Large well landscaped lot backs onto greenbelt area. Includes paved drive and large garden. For appointment phone 987-5622. No agents please. Cornerstone Realty Ltd. M/k * Lucien Lambier ffîgftS* 623-4975 HiiU real estate & Trust TmT FINANCIAL SERVICES sal OSHAWA BUNGALOW - $79,900. - 2 bedrooms, large bright eat-in kitchen, detached garage, vicinity of Oshawa Centre, quiet mature street. Pat Hurley 623- 6622. SIMPLY ELEGANT - $250,000. -- New builder's home, almost completed, Included 2 auto garage door openers, 6 foot Jacuzzi, oak cabinetry, dishwasher, more, more...Pat Hurley 623-6622. END OF MARCH CLOSING!! - $89,900. -- 3 bedroom Ilnk-seml backing onto wooded area, close to public and ,,,, ^separate schools and,,401,v,, eat-in kitchen, dining room, full basement. Call Linda Johnston 623-6622 or 623-6071. STARTER OR RETIREMENT? - Nicely kept 2 bedroom on deep lot In quiet village. $84,900. Karen Clark 623- 6622. V WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY FOR $79,900. -- Super buy 3 bedrooms, 1 'A storey with detached garage. Creek In the back of property. For more information call Aline Gagnon at 623-6622 or 983-9102. FANTASTIC CENTURY HOME -- 2 storey brick home, dining room, living room, library, 2 baths, fireplace, plus separate one bedroom apartment. Call Rick Bates 623-6622. LOOK! NORTH-END! JUST LISTED $116,500. -- Tri-level backspllt on a 60' x 100' lot, 3 bedrooms, large eat-ln kitchen, separate dining room and a den plus an attached garage. Great family home close to schools. Mary Malmqulst 623-6622 or 623-2902. Drop into our otfice and ask for your complementary copy of our Step by Step Home Buyer's Guide - new this year. ANNOUNCEMENT Pal IHurloy, Managor and the team of Bowmanville Family Trust Office wish to congratulate Mmy Malmqulst lor her outstanding porlormanco In reaching Family Trust Sales' Achievement list lor the month ol December, 1906. For professional service for nil your real estate needs TALK TO US FIRST! F ederal Works Program 623-4433 PRESTON Moving and Storage Cobourg and Port Hope Call Toll Free 1-800-263-8001 From vices Director Jan Devantier felt he could maintain adequate supervision ofthe projects under such a scenario. "How often do you or your employees employees go out and check that these jobs are being done right?" Councillor Wotten asked. In defence of the project, Councillor Councillor Marie Hubbard disputed Councillor Councillor McKnight's claim that the program program shouldn't be in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. She said there are too many jobs in the town for the existing municipal employees and that many unemployed unemployed in Newcastle want the work. "We're a growing municipality with a number of jobs that need to be addressed," addressed," she said. "I wouldn't want us to go on record as saying we don't want this anymore." Mr. Devantier also defended the program and its decision to hire lead hands from those unemployed. He said each project has a facility manager from the town and that most Page Une jobs are successfully completed. "There will be some very direct supervision from our staff," he said. His report on the 1986 projects and the job priorities for 1987 was received received for information by the committee. committee. Council had already approved the use ofthe program in 1987 during a council meeting last November, with Monday's report outlining which jobs were deemed most important. In 1986,11 of the 12 projects at Darlington Darlington Provincial Park and within the town were successfully completed completed at a total cost to the Ministry of Employment and Immigration of $119,513, Mr. Devantier said. For 1987, some of the work projects include the installation of a ceiling and insulation in the ticket booth and electrical room at the Darlington Sports Centre, and various projects within the town and at the Darlington Provincial Park. The town pays nothing towards the federally-funded program except administrative administrative and supervisory time. OBITUARY Fire Report Call Fire Occurrence Sheet Stations 1-4 December 17 12:48 hrs. Fire call, alarm. December 17 16:23 hrs. Fire call, way ties. December 18 12:18 hrs.. Fire call, way ties. December 18 20:00 hrs. Fire call bish fire. December 24 1986 1986 False 1986 , Rail- 1986 , Rail- 1986 . Rub- 17:54 hrs. Fire call. Vehicle Vehicle fire. December 25 1986 00:52 hrs. Service call. Flooded basement. December 25 1986 22:02 hrs. Fire call. Faulty fireplace installation. December , 28 1986 08:20 hrs. Fire call. False alarm. December 30 1986 09:45 hrs. Service call. Strange odour. December 31 1986 18:31 hrs. Fire call. Out on arrival. December 31 1986 12:34 hrs. Fire call. Chimney Chimney fire. January 01 1987 19:42 hrs. Fire call. Assist St. #4, false alarm, cancelled on route. January 04 1987 04:09 hrs. Fire call. False alarm. January 04 1987 15:26 hrs. Fire call. Structure fire. January 05 1987 13:04 hrs. Fire call. Rubbish fire. William Lloyd Snowden Following a short illness, William Lloyd Snowden died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 29, 1986, in his 90th year. Born in Bowmanville and educated at Maple Grove, he was the son of the late Samuel and Minnie (Allin) Snowden. He was married in 1923 to the late Bessie Crago, and in 1938 to Audrey Audrey Cowling. A self-employed market gardener, he had resided in Maple Grove from birth until 1960, and from 1973 at 6 St. George St., Bowrnan- ville. He was a member of St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and a former member of Maple Grove United Church where he served as treasurer for many years and was a representative representative to the Bay of Quinte Conference. During the first World War he served in the army in England. England. He was a member of the Golden Years Club. Since retiring in 1973 he regularly visited senior citizens citizens in nursing homes in Newcastle, Bowmanville, Oshawa and Whitby, and at Memorial Hospital, entertaining entertaining them with tapes and records. He will be greatly missed by family and friends. Surviving are his wife, Audrey; a daughter, Dorothy Ewing; a son, Bert Snowden; daughters Greta Down, Lorraine Pettit, Gail Pickard and Betty Lou Baker; 26 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. He was predeceased by a daughter, Lillian Lewis; a son, Reverend Stanley Snowden; and a grandson, James Lewis. The Reverend N. E. Schamerhorn officiated at the funeral service held on Tuesday, at the Morris Funeral Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Pallbearers were Randy Snowden, David Ewing, ■Paul Down, Scott Down, Peter Snowden and Michael Conway. Beautiful floral tokens were received, in his memory, memory, from Maple Grove United Church, management management and staff of Stratha- ven Nursing Home, staff and residents of Hillsdale Manor, management and staff of Rogers Cable T. V., employers of A. C. Simpson, and Dennison Social Club. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Help the severely burned Help build the MJIIXCEMIIE at The Wellesley Call (416) 966-6642 GEORGE T. P0LLITT Ç.C. DIVIO MacGREGOR B.A., LL.B, BARRY A. WALTERS B.Gomm., LL.B. and D0N1LD J. HAUKOWSKI B.A., LL.B. msc are pleased to announce that MICHAEL €. HILL B.A., LL.B. is now associated with them in the practice of law. Mr. Hill will be practicing at the firm's office in Bowmanville located at P0LLIÏÏ, MicGREGOR, WAITERS and HAUKOWSKI Barristers and Solicitors 67 King St. East, P.O. Box 145, Bowmanville, Ontario. L1 C 3K9 (416)623-2771 V WMK WMM WMM WMM WMK IRfrHWX RmX RWW RWMW R&MNK fi