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i Real Estate Guide The Canadian Statesman, Bovvmanville, May 27,1987 Town of Newcastle Presents Safe Driving Awards to Staff æ 15 LET US SHOW YOU HOW YOU CAN SELL YOUR HOME AND PAY "NO COMMISSION" As seen on Global News #PEARTRE HOME MARKETING CONSULTANTS 434-6503 or 427-2397 (Oshawa) (Ajax-Toronto) 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 a.m. -10 p.m. Making "FOR SALE BY OWNER" a success story. Crnudf' ÛGQ reflection reedy Inc. the blend plaza 540 king itreet weet os hews, onterio L1J Ml hue: 434-5222 toronto line: 427-1177 PETER i KOWAL J Real Estate & Insurance Ltd. Brokor 52 King St. West Bowmanville 623-2453 STARTER HOME -- at $93,500. Large 82x132 ft. lot. Paved drive, 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bath. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY -- King St. location. 1200 plus sq. ft. of floor space on ground floor and 3 bedroom apartment on second floor. Suit almost any business. Zoned C-1-1. Call for details. INCOME PROPERTY -- 3 self-contained units In choice location. Good condition, live in one unit and rent other two. Asking $179,000. W/ JL Ilk •; RINSKE WAGENAAR Res.: 623-1199 Bus.: 434-5222 NASH RD. STARTER HAMPTON BUNGALOW ■3 plus 1 bedrooms, plaster construction, hardwood.,. , , , , „„ floors, detached 2-car on lot 6 ,° garage, well maintained f 263 " h 3 be . d ™?2!- 0 n a *' property! In kltchen - $109,900.00. SEMI-DETACHED - on Jackman Rd„ larger OLDER HOME - TJnn hamptdn -- 9 q nr 4 dining room, eat-in hoHmnmc friHnP anri kltchen - 4 bedrooms, C8r- bedrooms, fridge and ' . stove included, detached ^ . ' _ . . . ' ^ e ' oaraoe and onlv $9 990 velopment potential for 2-3 SSSt* Cwtsr at® RE^HBK JANIE DODDS 10 ACRE HOBBY FARM country kitchen, 1'/ 2 | -- Pond, paddock barn, baths, well decorated.I located In village, 3 plus 2 Many mature trees on| bedroom bungalow, property. '/m mm. reflection realty Inc. COUNTRY BEAUTY -- Older spacious home on 4 acres with creek, mature trees and hedging. A must to see. $169,000. Leskard area. Janie Dodds 434-5222 or 983- 5926. INCOME OR BUSINESS?--2 semis plus separate building zoned MIB. Income potential over $1600. per month. Both semis show to perfection. $162,900. Oshawa area. Janie Dodds 434-5222 or 983-5926. IMPECCABLE BACKSPUT -- 3 finished levels, central vac, air, fireplace with insert, family room, walkout and much more. Call Janie Dodds. 434- 5222 or 983-5926. O.P.P. Report VICTORIA DAY WEEKEND Holiday Fatalities Down The Ontario Provincial Police are pleased to report that the number of traffic deaths during the holiday Victoria Day weekend dropped dropped substantially when compared compared to 1986 and as well the number of boating deaths plummeted from seven in 1986 to one this year. Six persons were killed in traffic accidents on roadways patrolled by the provincial police this year as compared to nine in 1986. "This is a significant reduction reduction in holiday traffic fatalities," fatalities," said Deputy Commissioner Commissioner Bob Rose. "We attribute attribute this decline to an increased increased public awareness of safety on the road and waterways waterways of Ontario and to increased enforcement by our officers last weekend. In 1985, prior to Strict is Fair there were 18 traffic fatalities during the three-day Victoria Day weekend. We are pleased that this was one of the safest holiday long weekends on record on Ontario's road and waterways," waterways," said Deputy Commissioner Commissioner Rose. "Much of the credit for this welcome !iWP r --. r The Town of Newcastle handed out awards to some of its best drivers on May 15 in Hampton. The awards honoured those who had served longest without an accident. From left: Murray Flett (25 years), David Gray (Deputy Director Public Works). Milt Adams change is due to the efforts of the provincial media in getting the message out to the public that safety is no accident." According to Deputy Commissioner Rose the O.P.P.'s Strict Is Fair program program of increased enforcement enforcement will continue throughout the summer. (25 years), Gord Sellers (39 years), Elwood Hawes (31 years), Councillor Diane Hamre and Director of Public Public Works, Gordon Ough. Mr. Adams had received his plaque earlier in Toronto. Town Honors Citizens Crime Stoppers 2 I, m R6MBK R6MBK Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's assistance in solving an armed robbery which occurred occurred in Oshawa on November November 25th, last year. At about 8:30 p.m., three armed masked men entered Krazy Kelly's on Wentworth Street East. They took cash from the till and stole personal personal property from two employees. employees. They ripped out the phones and then left in a brown pick-up. The wanted nerermc described as: white male, late 20's, heavy set, about 6'. He was wearing a grey waist length ski jacket and faded blue jeans. He had on a REALTOR nIO* ct 623-4428 REAL ESTATE LIMITED 181 Church St. Bowmanville 623-4428 Sue Welsh 434-5720 $116,900.00 2 storey, 3 bedroom link home, attached garage, walkout from dining area backs onto greenbelt. Brand newl July.closlng. BRAND NEW, 3 BEDROOM HOME with L-shaped living room - dining room, walkout, 1 'h baths, attached garage. Master bedroom has cathedral ceilings, neutral decor. September closing. Asking $129,900.00. CEDAR LOG HOME on 39 acres. This Is a unique and one of a kind property! 3 bedrooms, dining room, 3 bathrooms, large eat-ln kitchen with deck and a spectacular view of the Kendal Hills. Basement is completely finished with woodstove, walkout 50' x 40' barn with hydro and water. Presently used as mainly dog kennels. A cut above the bestl Just listed at $225,000.00. 1ry : *. - V. JUST A FEW LINES ON THE $59,900.001 On a beautiful sandy beach, Is this very clean attractive one bedroom home with space for an additional bedroom. Updated plumbing, extra Insulation, 2 skylights In updated kitchen, large living room overlooking Lake Ontario. When would you like to Inspect It? x., jafrfe ftf ■ m sagSB&l COMPARE THIS PRICE! Comparable "Klelnburg" models are listed for as much as $259,900.00, This one? $185,900.00. 4 bedrooms, master bedroom lOW x 20'8" with 3 piece ensuite and walkln closet, 2 additional bathrooms, greenhouse oatlng area In largo kitchen, separate dining room, family room with fireplace and walkout to dock, overlooking greenbelt area. Main floor laundryroom, walkout from lull basement and rough-ln for woodstove. Double attached garage. Early summer possession. Can you afford to pass this up? <. BRAND NEW, 2 STOREY, 3 BEDROOM BRICK AND VINYL HOME WITH GARAGE AND FAMILY ROOM IN BEAUTIFUL AREA. Asking $159,900.00. NEW 1636 SQ. FT. BACKSPUT 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, walkout basement, numerous upgrades, asking $162,900.00. "iüi lÉpsilSsp Wlfl Igi Pi IN PRESTIGIOUS ÂR"e of now homos. This 4 bedroom, 1,900 sq. It. homo with family room and fireplace and double garage. Asking $189,900.00. AnnVanDyk 623-4638 Steve Ryan 623-4927 Tony Vos 986-0142 DlrkWoudstrn 623-1336 George Van Dyk 623-4638 Steve Hollingsworth 623-6154 Henry Elkens 983-5279 Lillian Smith 723-8805 Elsie Spencer 623-3259 Susan Welsh 434-5720 PRIVATE SALE 1 year old, 3 bedroom raised bungalow with in-law, apartment, separate entrance, s north end Bowmanville! $135,000. Owner wil hold mortage. 623-7363 mask, carried a sawed off pump action shotgun. The second is described as white male, 20's, thin build, wearing dark blue jeans with a waist length black ski-jacket. His face was covered with a white surgical mask and he wore a dark coloured toque. He carried a small black handgun. handgun. The third is described as white male, (dark skin) about 5'8", white surgical mask and had on a dark toque. He carried a small handgun. The vechicle is described as a brown older model pick-up truck. It had either primer and/or cream coloured coloured paint in the front. A re-enactment of this crime will be showm on CITY TV on Thursday, May 28th at 6 p.m., and 10:00 p.m. It will also be shown on CHEX and CKVR on Friday, May 29th. Crime Stppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading up to the arrest of these bandits. Up to $1,000 will be paid for the arrest of people for any serious crime. Callers do not have to give their name or appear in court. il Hi J, : 5 yqar term. Rates supjcct r to change. Security and i • 1 • y l 1 • yield m perfect balance. NATIONAL TRUST A National Victoria and Grey TYnstco Company 68 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-2504 VON-IID/W. Carlos Tamblyn, of Orono, and Leo Haunsberger, of R.R. 2 Bowmanville, were honored last night with the Town of Newcastle's Citizen of the Year Awards. Mr. Tamblyn was recognized for his lifelong work as a volunteer in a wide variety of associations. He was active in many farm groups, served on the Orono Fair Board for 42 years, and was an appointee to the Durham County District High School Board. He is a former member of the Orono band, is a lifelong member of the Orono United Church and is currently currently an enthusiastic and energetic worker on the Orono Town Hall Board. Mr. Haunsberger was recognized for his extensive contribution to Canadian sports. The former Cour- tice Secondary School teacher and technical director is a respected judo coach and a past president of the Ontario, Ontario, Canadian, and North American judo federations. In the category of corporate citizen of the year, St. Marys Cement was recognized recognized Tuesday evening. The company, company, which employs 2300 in Canada and the U.S., is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. Cement products products from the Bowmanville plant have been used in projects such as The CN Tower, Roy Thomson Hall, The Metro Convention Centre, and the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. The Town of Newcastle also paid tribute to a total of 14 individual recipients recipients of civic recognition awards, and four sporting organizations at the Lions Centre in Bowmanville on Tuesday evening. Awards for public service went to: Iris Down, FrechEyman, Gail Rickard, and Pauline Storks. Doug Dewell received a service award for his work in the arts. St. Marys Cement received its recognition recognition in the category of industry. Honoured for outstanding achievement achievement in sports were the Bowmanvile Toros Midget Hockey team, All Ontario Ontario Champions; the Newcastle Village Village "Can-Truck" Juveniles, O.H.M.A. All Ontario Champions 1987, and the Bowmanville Midget Baseball Team, All Ontario Midget Champions 1986. Mr. Haunsberger was nominated for his service award in the category of sports. Mario Veltri was honored with a service award for his contribution to trade and commerce. Humanitarian service awards were presented to Joanne McKay, Audrey Bate, and Kay Forsey. Receiving volunteer service awards were Bonnie McDonald, Bernhard Heming, Carlos Tamblyn, and the Darlington Youth Soccer Association. Association. Ross Metcalf was the recipient of a service award for his contribution in the field of education. The outstanding achievement award is presented to those citizens achieving Ontario, National or International International recognition. This recognition recognition is for any and all fields of endeavour. endeavour. It includes sports, the arts, education, science, etc. The service award is presented to those who have brought favourable publicity and honor to the town and/ or have added considerably to the quality of life within the community. Book Sale and Flea Market at Clarke Township Museum and Archives Highway 35/115 at Kirby June 20 from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. For additional information on setting up your own table phone The Clarke Museum 983-9243 SHH 1 I FT'W-ür.TTTTT^-- 'YOUli SAVE PIBIIT Ch ,, k „ Save Before you buy, shop McLean's Liquidation Braemore...Kroehler living room furniture. It's a liquidation of showroom samples, discontinued styles, cancelled orders. Reminder...it's NEW furniture, for immediate delivery. Selection includes solas, chairs, loveseats, corner groupings, sola beds, comfortable relaxer chairs. ALL LIQUIDATION PRICED (About half the price you would expect to pay.) But you will have lo hurry! Reminder it's the FINAL week! Sunday, May 31st is your Iasi chance. sale conducted by McLean's: Auctioneers, Liquidators ONE LOCATION - 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby 576-7550 686-3291 TONIGHT Tomorrow Sunday, May 31st YOUR LAST CHANCE OPEN UNTIL 6 p.m.