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Page 2— Halton Hills This Week, Saturday,’March 13, 1993 | can help! Please calll for a confidential appointment. Not intended to solicit properties already listed. 3 DAVE KRAUSE * Sales Representative 97 PENNINGTON CRES 3 bedroom brick & aluminum} GEORGETOWN $173,000 _‘utslowlecaled on one of REDUCED gee Georgetown. . Close to} schools, parks and shopping. Roof, windows, soffit and fas- cia three years old. Vendor] wants the house sold. Bring} all offers. Priced to sell at} $173,000. Call: Dave Krause* 873-3377. CW93-004I a STOREY DRIVE - ACTON $179,900 ‘Three bedroom home near lake and Blue Springs Golf Club. New casement windows on fr window in liv- BREAK NEW GROUND! $135,000. Building Lot in Erin on Cedar Ridge Court. $289,000. 2.67 acres. Potential for 5 building lots in Glen Williams. CWwo92-132 $799,000. 75 Acres located north of Norval on west side of Winston Churchill. Proposal for 15 lots has been submitted to town. $699,000. 46 acres located between Georgetown & Acton. Rolling land with 15 acres of bush. Frontage on 2 paved rds, draft plan proposed for 8 lots leaving 30 acres available for purchaser. ingroom, stone fireplace in rec room. Root, fascia and soffit 2 LTD. 1 year rate 7.25% 5 year hi-ratio rate 8.74% WN BUSINESS at the comer of Mill St. E. and OWN YOUR O ‘Commercial located Wibur St. in Acton. Property includes a 3 bedroom, 2 st 9, Cae ga LY pla ge space. Call Dave Kraven" or mote deta, Peat [| O 9.97% $280,000 ‘owen-163 Call Dave Krause for further information ALTON HILLS FIRE DEPARTMENT | emencency "«, 9-1-1 Check Out Halton Buying...? Selling...? Hills This Week Classifieds 873-2254 M GEORGETOWN MARKETPLACE Georgetown Marketplace is proud to present our free live entertainment for the March Break. Come join us for a fun-filled week. People of all ages are welcome! SHOPPING CENTRE NFAT VUE arch 15th to 19th, 19 93 aar proce , ee FREE FANNY BAG ‘ otne March 15 Sphere Clown Band — | 2:00&3:30 ‘ Twohal-hourshows | > customers...while ay? /|.-\_ | quantities last! ee the Clown . 20 mh00 Between 9.a.m. - 5:30 p.m.on Monday, \ ve March 15th, bring in a proof of purchase . prechaun “beg receipt (dated March 15) from any store in _ - the Georgetown Marketplace (excluding Th ‘5 department stores) to the mall office, and oe a Lincoln. Lea: receive a free fanny bag! We S ~ . ote atl Ws For more information, pre 19 Dale Page & his Calliope | 2:00 to 4:00 call 873-8918 \ P bat hen GEORGETOWN MARKETPLACE Healthy water . Py . is a priority Noel Duignan, MPP for Halton North, presented a cheque in the amount of $368,740 to the Regional Municipality of Halton on behalf of the Minister of Environment and Energy, Bud Wildman. The cheque represents final payment for two water pollution control projects funded under the Direct Grant gram. “I am delighted to have the opportunity to present these funds to the Regional Municipality of Halton,” Mr. Duignan said. “I fully support Halton’s commitment to clean up local water pollution by expanding its control facilities. All citizens of Ontario have a right to clean, healthy water. The Direct Grant Program lets the ministry work with its municipal partners to improve water and sewage works across the province.” The Direct Grant Program funds improvement of water distribution and sewage systems in both urban and rural communities. Typical projects include: building of new ommunal water and sewage works systems; upgrade of private water supplies and sewage disposal sys- tems; construction of rural water - pipelines; repairs to water distribu- tion and sewage collection systems; and pollution control planning stud- ies, The amount of $266,038 repre- sents the final payment for the suc- cessful expansion of a regional water pollution control plant. The remaining $102,702 is the final payment for Halton’s southeast water pollution control plant expan- sion, Spaghetti dinner at Student Athletic Association at Georgetown District High School will be hold- ing its annual spaghetti dinner and Silent Auction on Thursday, April 1, from 5-8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Tickets are only $5 per person. For further information, contact Jim Hall, GDHS Athletics Director, at 877-6966. TAX RETURNS SAME DAY ELECTRONICALLY FILED Associate Tax Consultants 101 Guelph St. Georgetown 877-2217 LOTTERY courtesy of Convenience Stores 10 Mountainview S, 877-9741 RESULTS UNOFFICIAL Calll 870-9134 (Lotto 6/49) or 870-9135