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V The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 4,1991 11 Area Students Head Back to School Tuesday The First ofMany More Schod Years atKnox «/ i m mbmb--- rm --w r by Laura J. Richards It's the time of year children going into grade one or kindergarten nave been waiting for all summer. However, it is also the time of year some teenagers would rather not have come around. Tuesday, Sept. 3, was the first day of school in the Town of Newcastle and it looks like it is a bumper year for student student enrollment. The separate school board's newest school, the Mother Teresa Separate School in Courtice, opened its doors to 433 students from junior kindergarten to Grade 8 yesterday. The school, which houses 20 class- User Pay Trash Possible £0282 ■ Ontario's municipalities have voted in favor of the option of a user-pay sys- • tern for residential garbage collection. The concept was approved by the ; Association of Ontario Municipalities [ (AMO) at the conference in Toronto August 20. I 'The AMO passed the resolution to ! ask the province for the option of user ; fees regarding resident garbage collec- ; tion," said Town of Newcastle regional • councillor, Larry Hannah. Councillor Hannah, who attended : the conference, said he doesn't support ' the user pay system for residential collection. collection. But, he endorsed the right of a municipality to deal with the problem ■ itself and to consider the user-pay option. option. After having looked at the Kingston scenario whereby that municipality's waste removal "was going higher and they were getting desperate," Councillor Councillor Hannan understood the predicament. predicament. "We already have user fees for commercial commercial and industrial collection," he added. But, he doesn't want to see municipalities municipalities take the next step to a user fee for residential trash. Instead, he would like to see municipalities municipalities bring in an incentive system which would encourage residents to generate less garbage. Councillor Hannah Hannah sees such a system as an alternative alternative to municipalities facing the possibility possibility of setting a user fee for residential garbage pick-up. rooms as well as a resource centre/ library and employs 21.5 teachers is "gorgeous" said its principal, Hart Armstrong. There are also seminar rooms ana "a beautifully landscaped" However, yesterday there were some last minute details that needed to be ironed out. One of those was the school's bell system. "At the end of recess, I went out into the yard and waved the students back into the school," said Mr. Armstrong. Armstrong. "But the children are great about it." Yesterday the school opened up to take separate school students from the Oshawa Townline Road east to Green Road and all points in between lying south of Nash Road. There are also students from the subdivision north of Nash Road, adjacent adjacent to Townline Road who are attending attending the school, the principal said. The Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Separate School Board will officially be welcoming welcoming this newest school into its fold in mid to late October 1991, added Mr. Armstrong. The separate school board reports that projected enrollment is up 4.6 per cent for elementary grades. The projected projected enrollment for secondary schools is up 14.5 per cent. The school board anticipates that enrollment will increase during September, September, since not all the students are in attendance on opening day, said the board's supervisor of communications, Nancy Sharpe. The separate school board operates 31 schools, six of which are in the Town of Newcastle. The projected enrollment enrollment for the entire separate school board (including Peterborough, Northumberland, Northumberland, Newcastle ana Victoria County) is just under 11,000. The Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle public school board estimates that there will be 21,780 students going to school for the first time or returning in its schools, said Communications Officer, Officer, Pauline Janitch. The public school board will not have final enrollment statistics until the end of this month. However, the school board has projected projected an increase of 20 per cent during during a five-year span between 1990 and 1995 at the elementary levels. The public school board has also predicted a three per cent growth in the secondary grades over the next four years, said Ms Janitch. The public school board serves not only the Town of Newcastle but also Northumberland County. NEWCASTLE CUSTOM BUILT ON AN ACRE Loaded with extras. Ensuite bath has Ja- cuzi and skylight. Oak trim throughout, a truly unique home at $299,900. Call Dorothy Dorothy Hartford, Broker for more details. s3|l§ WILMOT CREEK RETIREMENT UVING WE PRICED IT TO SELLII $139,900 With homes from $85,900. 2 bedrooms, Bungalow on 3/4 acre lot. 3+1 bedrooms, Florida room, 5 appliances and upgraded finished rec. room. Apple and plum trees, carpets. Call Dorothy Hartford, Broker, dose to downtown. Great for kids, come take a look. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. i É& DON'T FORGET YOUR CHEQUE BOOK You'll want it handy when you view this stunning home. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, bay window and ensuite in master bedroom. Premium park lot. Beautifully decorated - you are going to fall in love. $172,900. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. BIG HOUSE - UTTLE PRICE, DON'T BE CRAMPED INI If it's room you need - we've got it. 3+2 bedrooms, super location, L shaped kitchen and huge family room with walk-out. Nice lot and big deck. You'll be pleased._$144,900. Call Murray Paterson Re or Glenda Bedard, Sales Reps. SUPER DEAL! $149,900 3 year old 4 level backsplit. Over 1700 square feet, garage with double paved drive. Separate dining room and walkout from kitchen to fenced yard. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. WE DONT THINK YOU'RE GREEDY, BUT YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL! 2 YEAR OLD TWO STOREY It's got 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, huge eat -in kitchen with Florida ceiling and walk-out to back vard. Master bedroom fit for a king and a family room with fireplace. What more could you ask for? $189,900. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. ..y. ITS A WINNER Private backyard with lots of perennial flower beds. Custom built 3 bedroom bungalow. bungalow. Plastered walls and beautiful hardwood hardwood floors. Rec room with field stone fireplace. Super location in the Village of Newcastle and priced to sell $149,900. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. MOBILE HOME 2 bedroom mobile home with sunroom addition. Comer fenced lot in park. Low monthly fees. $41,900. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. VILLAGE UVING Lot size 57 x 132". Walking distance to stores, church etc. 3 bedroom older home with large eat-in kitchen, enchanting enchanting sunroom with southern exposure. Asking $124,900! Newcastle Village. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. CUTE AS A BUTTON Solid little bungalow, 2 bedrooms on gorgeous lot size 86 x 154 : with detached garage. High, dry basement. Super price $119,900. Close to the downtown core Village of Newcastle. Call Glenda Bedard or Murray Paterson. LOT OF ROOM FOR GRANDMA AND GRANDPA 4 bedroom home divided Into two sections to share. Main residence has eat-in kitchen with walk-out to deck. Beautiful yard, finished rec. room, 2 baths. Addition has 2 bedrooms + bath + separate living room, kitchen and entrance. $179,900. Call Glenda Bedard or Murray Paterson. 1 e 3 APPUANCES, ONE YEAR OLDI Large kitchen with cupboard space galore, plus large greenhouse area with walkout to deep 170' lot. Upgraded carpet, step up tub, central air, window coverings, 3 bedrooms. Asking $164,900. 1 1/2 years old. Call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard. hSEIS COZY BUNGALOW Custom built 2 bedroom all brick ■ bungalow. Extra large eat-in kitchen and formal dining room. South western exposure in living room. Full basement partially finished. 1/2 acre country lot with a'new roof and pressure system. Asking $154,900. Call Mu nay Paterson or Glenda Bedard. ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS 3 bedroom home on premium lot in Newcastle. Giant sized family room, double car garage, central air and much more, all for $189,900. Please call Donna Fletcher, Sales Rep. 10 VINCENT COURT, NEWCASTLE . 231 BEAVER STREET Attractive backsplit, well finished lower Fully finished 2 level home, suitable for level, 45 x 100' lot. Asking $149,000. Call t* 0 families. 55 x 125 village lot. Asking Wilma Entwisle, Sales Rep. $189,000. Call Wilma Entwisle, Sales Rep. ABSOLUTELY DELIGHTFUL 2 bedroom starter - Newcastle. Country kitchen, family room with sunroom with skylights. Private 77 x 127 ft. lot. $113,900. Call Rinske Wagenaar, Sales Rep. I.C.I. *1 ,* rt I. !/: y COMMERCIAL BUILDING, NEWCASTLE One storey, main part of town. Well maintained 1182 sq. ft. Priced to sell at $189,000. Call Wilma Entwisle, Sales Rep. OSHAWA 4 LEVEL BACKSPLIT $152,900 Immaculate home, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, family room, rec room, central air and heated inground pool. Northeast Oshawa. Call Rinske Wagenaar, Sales Rep. ALL KINDS OF ROOM In GranMew area of Oshawa this 9 room back split on a 200 ft. deep lot is listed for $159,900. Call Dirk Woudstra, Sales Rep. T v „ eel van i dKe rage or our knowledge ana expertise in finding you a home or selling your present one because your home is your most important investment FARMS DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 7 acres Hwy 2 frontage, kitchen with pine cupboards and floor. Main floor laundry, 4 bedrooms, garage. Asking $209,000. Call Arisen Handley, Sales Rep. COUNTRY LIVING -100 ACRES 3 ROAD FRONTAGES, GARDEN HILL AREA 4 bedroom home, Quonset bam and silos. Asking $359,900. Call Arisen Handley, Sales Rep. 100 ACRE FARM RETREAT $239,000 And only 10 minutes from lake. Home has 5 bedrooms, 2 baths and large kitchen. 2 barns. Approx. 65 acres. Mature hardwood bush. Bancroft area. Calll Iris Fowler, Sales Representative. Ï HOBBY HORSE FARM LAND LAND AND MORE LAND GREENHOUSES (2) 11 ACRES One of the nicest in the Kendal Hills with 56+ acres with recently beautifully reno- Bungalow style duplex, all well quality 8 stall bam and brick house. 14 vated 3 bedroom home - barn, maple maintained, all you need to set up acres $439,900. Call Dirk Woudstra, sugar bush, Xmas trees and 23 acres business with room to spread in this Sales Rep. workable. Come and see this spotless growing community. Asking $325,000. property. Call now! Donna Fletcher, Call Wilma Entwisle, Sales Rep. Sales Rep. o OUT OF TOWN ALL SEASONS COTTAGE Wth sandy beach, 3 bedrooms, sunken living room, guest cabin and sauna. 108' waterfront. Bancroft area. $129,900, Call Iris Fowler, Sales Rep. NEWTONVILLE ALL YOU WANT AND MORE 21 1/2 acres in the Designated area of 4+1 bedrooms, separate dining room, Newtonville, town water available, familv room 2 baths fireolace Inaround Possible 10 or 12 one acre lots plus 5 1/2 fnr' year old custom built 2270 square foot P°„' e e s y access, passive solar brick home wiin lots of $189,000, Call Donna Turner, Sales Rep, upgrades, 3 + 1 bedrooms. For more Information call Murray Paterson or Glenda Bedard, A»' # Visit our booth at the Orono Fair September 5-8th ■rzm i ms V ; \ Z % • . z 11 - ... . •: - * ^ '""V* : • ' . . , '■ i I m '.y fi • > • V S-p .f/>, ' l.- %£â u After a rousing welcome in an assembly at Knox Christian School, kindergarten kindergarten youngsters are introduced for the first time to classmates, teachers and learning materials. This first-time student explored the wonders of his new classroom yesterday and was impressed with the art supplies. His new class has a computer, a sandbox, toys, and, of course, hundreds of books. CAUSE Committee in Place for Sept. 26-30 The CAUSE steering committee has announced the members of a team which will be coming to Bowmanville September 26 - 30 to study the downtown core and make recommendations recommendations about its future. Chairing the CAUSE (Community Assist for. an Urban Study Effort) team is Gordon Smedley, B.Arch., OAA, MRAIC, of Sault Ste. Marie. He is with the firm of Gugula/Smedley/Mezzomo Architects Inc. Other team members include include Robert Webster, B.Arch., OAA, MRAIC, of Katz, Webster, Clancey Associates Associates Architects, Ottawa; and John Rutledge, B.Arch., OAA, of John Rutledge, Architect, Architect, Goderich, Ont. Terry Twine, of Terry T. Twine & Associates, Oshawa, will be the representative representative of the Ontario Association Association of Landscape Architects Architects on the team. Students participating in the CAUSÉ study include: Jay Carroll, of the University University of Toronto; Alison Licsik, of the University of Waterloo; Waterloo; and Richard Rampton, of Carleton University. The ilanner on the team is Rob esbitt, of the County of Lambton Planning and Development Development department. Tony Griffiths, Dipl. Arch., OAA, MRAIC, and RIBA, is the committee liaison. The Committee Liaison (Tony Griffiths) and the CAUSE Team Chairman (Gordon Smedley) came to Bowmanville for a reconnaissance reconnaissance visit on Thursday, August 29. They met with members of the steering committe and worked out final final details for holding the CAUSE event. CAUSE is a volunteer program of the Ontario Association Association of Architects to assist assist communities to work towards towards revitalization of their "built environment." The CAUSE team will focus on how to strengthen the economic economic base and general quality of life in downtown Bowmanville. also be released at that time. CAUSE is a program of the Ontario Association of Architects for communities interested in enhancing the quality of life within their cities, towns, and villages. The program was founded in 1980 and, to j date, 29 CAUSE projects Fave been completed. Municipalities such as Oshawa, Uxbridge. Gravenhust, Windsor ana Kingston are among the urban urban centres where success ful CAUSE studies have occurred. occurred. Architects, planners, landscape architects and students participate in the CAUSE program voluntarily, voluntarily, although their expenses, including travel and accommodation, accommodation, are reimbursed by the participating community, community, In the case of the Bowmanville Bowmanville study, the Town of Newcastle and the Bowmanville Bowmanville Business Improvement Area are sharing in cost. pl Ni FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR 1 King Street West Bowmanville 623-6622 Bob Craig THIS PRESTIGIOUS PROPERTY should belong. to a Bowmanvillite. 50 acres of gorgeous Soper Creek with towering furs, cedar, elm and birch. A comfortable 5 bedroom home with its own master wing, a fireplace and a sunroom with a beautiful view where you can warm your bones on a winter day. This property was offered at $795,000. two years ago and is now selling for $429,000. Only 5 minutes north of Bowmanville on Lambs Road, drive by it and call me today, 623-6622 or 263-8441 Bob Craig. TWO - 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOWS-$138,900 AND $139,000. Wheelchair access, newer pine kitchen, new storms and doors. Central vac, clean and well maintained. Close to hospital. Good north end location, location, newer broadloom, finished rec room with woodstove, lots of parking. . Separate side door entrance to lower level. Betty Smith Call Betty Smith 623-6622 or 987-4661. r PETER KOWAL Rv.il K■..tale Limilcd , 52 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-2453 Members of the study team will review population statistics, zoning regulations, regulations, economic data, historical historical facts, and environmental concerns in formulating the recommendations. In addition, addition, they will be hearing input input from citizens, government government officials, and persons representing various businesses businesses and community organizations organizations on Thursday, September 26 th. Representatives from 34 organizations with an interest interest in the downtown core have been invited to address the CAUSE team. Members of the general public will also be invited to express their views at the September September 26th meeting. The team will present its conclusions to tlio public at a news conference taking place Monday, September 30th. A report outlining their recommendations will SI .UVING BOWMANVILLE & AREA SINCE 1955 THEY WANT TO BELLI This beautiful property is just right for your family. Air conditioned conditioned brick home with formal living and dining room with walkout to front deck. Family kitchen with built-in dishwasher. dishwasher. Stone fireplace highlights the family room, Four bedrooms bedrooms and 2 baths In all - TOGETHER TOGETHER WITH TEN ACRES Including a trout stream, winding winding drive, great trees, barn and workshop, All conveniently conveniently located south of Orono. PRICE REDUCED TO $369,000. LIVE AT THE LAKE YEAR ROUND! 2 bedroom bungalow at Cedar Crest Beach, Bowmanville, for just $139,000. 50 foot lake- front lot. Woll and septic, BOWMANVILLE RESTAURANTI Good Family Business with Great Potential. Equipped and ready to go. Asking just $55,000. BUILDING LOTS! Bowmanville - Newcastle - Rice Lake - Rosenoalh. Lots to choose from - call for particulars. OLDER 2 BEDROOM HOME PRICED TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. Good corner location with possibility possibility of severing a lot. Home has replacement windows; newer furnace, sunporch, garage. garage. A great chance for first time buyers, WANTEDII Client wanting a clean somi In the Waverley Rd, area. Call Salesman Mac Mcdonald at 623-2453 or 623-7717.