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} 12 Th» Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 1R. 1987 Real Estate Guide fcptyLJL Trust nm ANNOUNCEMENT Aih Pat Hurley, acting Manager, Manager, and the sales team ol Family Trust Corporation Realtor in Bowmanville, wish to congratulate Rick Bates who has attained sales volume in the past 12 consecutive months, qualifying qualifying him (or our President's President's Award of Excellence. Rick wishes to thank all ol his past clients and friends who have made this achievement possible. For professional real estate services, Rick Bates can be reached at 623-6622, or at his residence, 623-8183. PRIVATE SALE Tyrone 2 year old raised bungalow on 1 acre partially treed ravine lot, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen/nook, ground flpor laundry, double garage. $185,900. Phone 263-8518 eelvan REALTY LTD. JOSIE DOXTATER Associate Broker BUYING-SELLING-MORTGAGES For all your Real Estate needs and enquiries call 623-4445 (Bus.) 623-9557 (Res.) Over 12 yrs. Experience "KRACO" |imoooI Carpentry & Contracting; A BuiMer •# • Custom Homes • Renovating. • Addition • Barns Desioninq Drafting' Permits Finishing Give the headaches to us! Box 401, Newcastle • 987-5400 Kroon Gr Son vmm Interior Renovations Industrial -- Residential FREE ESTIMATES Call 623-1498 after 5 p.m. WM\* R64V1NK RVMVXi RS/MWL WMV& WMU WMM. R VMVX. R5/M\X RVMVX. WMM f » Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 112 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-6000 Broker <V , ' : 1 • < ' .I»'"' YOU'LL BOUNCE OFF TO WORK When your feet hit this lovely new broadloom in the spacious master bedroom. New windows, maintenance maintenance free exterior, walkout from dining room to large .deck, only $111,500. Kay Brown 623-600Ô 'v" or 623-3150. • " C'j >*■< ' é NEW-NEW-NEW Only $124,900., 2 storey home with oversized master bedroom, neutral decor, 3 /i "underlay upgrade, immediate possession. Kay Brown 623- 6000 or 623-3150. 3 BEDROOM SEMI Extra large master bedroom, finished rec room. Only $103,900. Early possession. Kay Brown 623- 6000 or 623-3150. VC'- - 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW Frank Street, in-law apartment, apartment, rents lor $450. per month, Inground pool 16' x 32'. handy to shopping. Only $139,900. Kay Brown 623-6000 or 623-3150. . :A A .. ;,-i X Vjj WESLEYVILLE Picture moving in this impressive century brick farm home on 4 acres with large bams. Many original original features. At least 4 bedrooms, immense family room, view of Lake Ontario and only 5 miles to Port Hope. $219,900. Val Aston RE/MAX CORNERSTONE 623-4907 or 623-6000. PICKY PICKY • New Darlington Mills $125,500. 3 bedroom, 3 bath, large kitchen, garage. • Foster Creek - 3 bedroom back-split, family room, deck, large pie shaped lot, garage. • Near Maple Grove $128,500.3 bedroom bunga low, largo dock, one aero, 2 year old roof and sidina. Val Aston RE/MAX CORNERSTONE 623-4907 or 623-6000. JUST LISTED Excellent starter home, plenty of space, large garage, garage, located in Enniskillen. Asking $89,500. Call Tony Klompmaker 623-6000 or 623-2052. iemjShftA* « ORONO 2 Bay garage located in Orono, hoist, pit and corner corner lot with excellent exposure. Priced to sell at $69,900. Call Tony Klompmaker 623-6000 or 623- 2052. RENT Commercial space for rent downtown Bowmanville. Available Feb. 1st. Good location and nice store. $900. monthly. Call Tony Klompmaker 623-6000 or 623-2052. V --- PONTYPOOL $119,900. Lovely 3 bedroom back-, split with attached garage, finished rec room, large lot, playroom or extra bed- ' room or basement. Joan Gray 623-1620 or 623- 6000. $99,900. Handyman special on 90 x132' lot in convenient . area between Bowmanville and Oshawa. 3 Bedrooms, 200 amp sen/ice. Iris Dormon 623-6000 or 263-8667. NEWCASTLE - $83,900. Excellent 2 bedroom home with full basement, plus garage, all on a 54 x 327' lot near 401. December 1st. possession available. Doug Humphrey 623-6000. mm mm mm mm mm mm mm xi vm mm mv/s.i mm A BETTER DEAL 1st. 2nd and 3id Mortgages • Open privileges - Same day ■■UAMKfe-illi i. I. NOW FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION I.1NIIA Mtl.KOI) KVG'S. 57S-14I6 JANIE DODDS Sales Representative BUYING SELLING? Call Janie Dodds RE/MAX Reflection Realty Inc. 560 King St. W. Oshawa , 434-5222 or 983-5926 Su CGUr* Enniskillen Area News On Tuesday, luncheon guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Stainton were Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stainton, Oshawa, Mrs. Gordon Chartran, Courtice, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stainton, Bowmanville and Mr. Lome Lamb. Mr. and Mr. Les Johnson, Pickering were recent callers callers of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clarence Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore, Pontypool were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. A special thank-you to the pupils of Enniskillen Public Public School for collecting for UNICEF. The amount was two hundred dollars. On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. L Stainton accompanied accompanied Linda and Lori Cryderman to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Smith, Exten- dicare, Oshawa. Little Michael Howe, Oshawa was a Saturday overnight visitor of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe. On Sunday after church a special presentation was made to Ross and Jean Ashton from friends and neighbors in the form of a farewell party to them as they have moved from Haydon to a new home in Bowmanville. We still welcome welcome them to come back to Enniskillen Church at anytime. anytime. Martin Road Area Residents Concerned Over Proposal |-Âmik)L i Trust nm ANNOUNCEMENT Pat Hurley, Manager, and the sales team of Family Trust Corporation Realtor, Bowmanville, would like to congratulate Betty Smith for attaining membership in the President's Council. This award is presented for outstanding outstanding sales achievement achievement in 1987. In addition to the above, this year, Betty has been awarded the President's Award of Excellence Excellence and is,a member of . the Executive Council. Betty would like to extend her appreciation and thanks to her family, to all her friends, present and past clients, who have helped to make this achievement possible. For conscientious professional professional real estate service, Betty may be reached at 623-6622, or at her residence residence 987-4661. ASK PAT "How should DOMCOR No Wax Vinyl be maintained? Jhe answer is at... •p/CKSOtf . FLOOR COVERING_LTD. HIGHWAY 2 1 mile west of " Cobourg (416) 372-3331, Past, present and future problems have left a group of Martin Road and area residents uneasy about a proposed proposed new subdivision in their neighbourhood. neighbourhood. The development proposes building building 52 single family homes, 88 semidetached semidetached dwellings and 144 town- house apartments on a parcel of land between Waverley Road and Martin Road, south of Old Highway Two. A zoning amendment intended to extend the boundaries of the present parcel of land zoned residential type four (which permits the construction of high density townhouses), drew a large delegation of residents to the November 16 general purpose committee committee meeting. The amendment would also change the zoning of adjoining lands to alter the distribution of the proposed single family and semi-detached homes. Concerns from the eight residents who spoke to councillors on Monday centred around increased traffic to the area, school accommodations, possible well disturbances and the devaluation of surrounding homes and properties. The potential loss or contamination contamination of water supplies to the homes on Martin Road that are on wells, was a large concern to several residents. Ieka Vanderkooi, a resident of Martin Martin Road for 28 years, told councillors of her past experience with development development and loss of water. "When Doreen Crescent (which is east of Martin Road and south of the proposed development) was built our water was cut off for the winter," said Mrs. Vanderkooi. The loss of water was for a period of five months, and meant that the affected affected members of the household had to rely on relatives, according to Mrs. Vanderkooi. Ken Jansma, another Martin Road resident, also keeps a close eye on his water supply. Mr. Jansma explained to councillors councillors that his well is checked every four months. "Over the past three years the water has been perfect," he said, hoping that it would stay that way. Lynn Matthews, a Waverley Road i resident, questioned where the chil-r dren moving to the subdivision would# go to school. H Her thoughts were echoed by{ another Waverley Road resident,» Mary Somerscales. Mrs. Somerscales told councillors! of the present crowding at the public! school and the increasing . traffic! around the school when trying to pick; up children. ! Traffic concerns were also raised! by Dave McDougall. ! "We have enough people trying to! get in and out of places now," Mr.' McDougall, also a Waverley Road re-i sident, told councillors. i Backing out of his driveway and! finding a place to park at the local! plaza can also be a challenge with the ; already increasing traffic, according; to Mr. McDougall. • "When I moved in there were cows )' in the field," said Mr. McDougall. ; Jay Nimigon is concerned about the J boundary between the proposed sub- 5 division and the homes on Martin? Road. * "Will they demolish trees, tear; down fence lines and do nothing to ; re-establish the boundary?" he! asked. ; A representative of the developer , assured the residents that the town- • house complex Would be kept back ; from the fence line to minimize im- ' pact on the slope leading to the \ homes on Martin Road. ; Cliff Chin, from R. V. Anderson and J Associates, representing the de- j veloper Kiddicorp Investments Ltd., > told councillors and residents that: l the zoning amendments would actu- ; ally create fewer buildings than the ! current zoning would permit. ÏÎ Another spokesman for the de- veloper explained that the town- v house units would consist of 14 sepa- E rate buildings, each with ten dwell- ^ ing units. z The buildings would be three- " storeys high and taper to two-storeys !j on the ends. There would be above- _ ground parking and provisions for ; parks. Councillors have called for a meet- ;• ing between town staff, the developer and area residents. The report on the ■ subdivision has been referred back to town stafffor a subsequent report. "■ Think Canadian^ N.L. WOODHOUSE & ASSOCIÂTES • Certified General Accountant • Personalized Sendee • Mobile Accounting and Office Sendees • Computerized Payroll and Bookkeeping Sendees 8 Holgate Cres., Bowmanville 623-9650 Delivery Person Wanted •-O in i/iisj -Wednesday morning \ 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Light Lifting involved. Must be dependable. Phone 623-3303 and ask for Rick Patterson NOTICE Change of address HAMILTON & BELLEFONTAINE BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS P.O. BOX 39 1 DIVISION STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONT. L1C 3K8 TELEPHONE (416) 623-7744 FAX NO. (416) 623-7759 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS DOG LICENCES 1988 1988 dog licences will go on sale December 1st, 1987, and may be purchased at the following locations: 1) Veltri Complex (Tax Department), 68 King Street East, Bowmanville 2) Animal Control Facility, Liberty Street South, Bowmanville 3) Hampton Municipal Offices 4) Motor Vehicle Licence Office, 157 King Street East, Bowmanville 5) Mclnnes Mini Mart, Main Street, Orono 6) Hope's, 15 King Street West, Newcastle Village SCHEDULE OF FEES: (I) For the tirst and second dog $20.00 each (II) For the third dog $30.00 each (III) For the fourth and each additional dog .. $50.00 each (IV) For a spayed or neutered dog $10.00 each DISCOUNTS: (I) For each licence purchased on or before March 1st, 1988-$2.00 discount (II) For proof ol rabies Innovation at time of licence purchase - $2.00 discount David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T., C.M.Ô Town Clerk, Town ol Newcastle, 40TemperancoStreel, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dale of Publication November 18,1987 HOOPER'S JEWELLERS Welcomes .. - -, ir y ,X£7--s*» Santa to Bowmanville! Stop in after the parade and view our many in-store specials from our catalogue. Don't forget to deposit the catalogue entry form in our ballot box. Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. 623-5417 Bowmanville