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Page ‘10 — Halton Hills This'Week, Saturday, April 3, 1993 NEW PRICE! —s wh is OFFER! | We're putting you on to a great opportunity to own is lovely 4 bedroom home on a super extra large lot (1/4 acre). Rec. room with bar, central air and much more! Quiet court location. Asking $192,900. Flexible closing. Call Sandra See ge LOOK AT THIS! - kitchen, new furnace, central air, finished rec room, etc. Close to schools and shopping. Asking $169,900. You must call Sandra _ Hurley* for the details. 873-3377. _CW93-038 ALL PRO REALTY 5 ..the obvious choice Call Sandra Hurley* now for a free up-to-date market evaluation with no obligation. Not intended to solicit properties already listed for sale. Sandra Hurley Tor. 874-3057 873-3377 Res. 873-6790 Eo 6d 6d 9 2 ed 2 ed od cd Sales Representative | Canada Trust Real Canada Trust Realty Inc. / Realtor aT ‘m Sold ee — ee A.D.C. Don Sharples presented Scout Donald Brooks, 3rd Acton, with his'trophy for winning the North Halton District bridge-building com- petitior photo by Jean Layman Scouts bridge the gap By Jean Layman Special A challenge of bridge building was offered to the troops in North Halton District by Troop Scouter Gary Frie of 5th Georgetown Scouts. This bridge building craft appeared in the Canadian Leader Magazine recently and has become popular. The bridge had to be built with only 50 popsicle sticks and white glue. It must span 40cm, space for an 8cm road bed and weigh no more than 80G. On March 22, troops from Georgetown, Acton, Ashgrove, Glen Williams and 6th Milton met at Ist Georgetown, St. John’s United Church Hall to be judged for the best design. Then the testing Ea Ed Fa £3 6 tyO J Trusted for Service - Respected for Results was done to see which bridge could withstand a weight test by using the downward pressure in the centre of the span. Judges were District President, Karl Klien, A-D.C. of Scouts, John Sharples and District Commissioner, Elaine Hannah. There was 41 bridges built by Scouts (some joint-built by the Troops) and five by the Leaders. Best design was built by Scout Donald Brooks of 3rd Acton. He was so intrigued, he built two and his second bridge won first prize by * holding 113 lbs without breaking! Second place was taken by Neil Meschino of 6th Milton and Ryan Tyren (joint-built) at 83-1/4 Ibs. Third place was won by Marshall Brown of Ist Ashgrove, 76-1/4 Ibs. Pa a 6 £3 Ry REALTOR® How About A Little Country? Well Mates eacmiry uae! galow ao Featuring: 3 bedrooms, ‘L’ shaped 1g room/dining room, finished rec room, hardwood floors, Ee ee ane mich more! Just minutes from Georgetown or the 40: at $5, Asking Only $239,900.00 Call: Andy King’” at 873-1702 (res.) or 454-0446 (tor) MEMBER OF THE BRAMPTON AND TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARDS at: 873-1702 (res) or 454-0446 (tor) listed Not intended to solicit homes alrea Major Clean Up Needed! Under Power of puted Investment opportunity - Bedroom living anust previanaiy rented / month each. L hour from Georgetow burning sto Now Only § Call: Andy King For Professional Service Call Andy King” Today! a ina Call: Andy ess than an 84,000.00 at 873-1702 (res.) or 454-0446 (tor.) y su shape) offers comfortable living, priced to sell at onl Solid Acton Bungalow 1g: 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, 4 piece 3 pec ba extra kitchen” basemei we, extra large lot and more. Offered at $156,900.00 Call: Andy King’ at 873-1702 (res.) or 454-0446 (tor,) na large 60’ x ng at 873-1702 (res.) or 454-0446 (tor.) garage, wood © Copyright 1993 LaserCraft Unlimited ‘** associate broker