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Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, July 24, 1993 — Page 5 PROFESSIONALLY LANDSCAPED THIS CUSTOM BUILT HOME HAS IT ALL Master with walk in closet, ensuite, 3 other good sized bedrooms, main floor den and family room with brick fini eat NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE Lovely Sor events ‘spacious dining room, living room with bay deck, efcentKache, king size master bedroom has change area in kitchen, oak cupboards, California ceiling, bay window, ‘open concept, ceramic entrance and many more features floor laundty room, family room wih comer brick fireplace, upgraded carpeting, ceramics and gleaming oak floors. Tastetuly decorated and landscaped A pleasure to view. Asking$204500.. 90-2260 ‘ARMSTRONG AVE. Yukari Okubo, one of 38 Japanese exchange students from Fukuoka University on the island of Kyushu and their teachers, visited McDonalds in Georgetown last Wednesday for a complimentary lunch and tour. McDonalds employee Amy was kept ~ "06 % ay busy keeping her visiting customers happy.The students will be staying in Georgetown until Aug.10. photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW New additions to Police Services Board By Oksana Buhel Halton’s Regional Police Services Board (HRPSB) swore in a new member at the ursday morning meeting at Halton Region Police Service Headquarters on Bronte Rd. in Oakville, and will be swearing in another. member in less than a month’s time. Richard Szymezyk became the newest commissioner on the board. The appointment of the retired Burlington educa- tor was sanctioned by Solicitor-General David Christopherson in an Order- in-Council issued on May 12. “I’m surprised this has hap- pened so quickly,” Barry Quinn, chair of the HRPSB Another — provincially- appointed board member, Paul Lafleur, a Burlington lawyer, will be performing the swearing-in ceremony immediately prior to the HRPSB meeting. Oakville councillor Fred Oliver will be sworn in at the Aug. 19 meeting. Oliver was Angie just keeps Thank you, John & Maria for listing with me! elected by Halton Regional Council. Four members of the board are appointed by the province, and three are elect- ed by the region. The current six-member board includes Szymezyk; Quinn, also a regional coun- cillor; Town of Halton Hills Mayor Russ Miller; and provincial appointees from Burlington - Lafleur, Halton Hills - Lucy Quaglia, and Milton - Wendy Roberts. Quinn previously said he would like to see a full board by September, so it can: pro- ceed with its current task of selecting a new police chief to replace Chief James Harding, who will be retiring next-year for health-related reasons. GEORGETOWN BUILDING LOT lyonthis one. RM-NEW | SOLD THIS ONE! I can sell yours, too! Call me! ZONED {HOME PLAZA SITE | HARDWARE| One Acre in prime established Industrial area. 2.2 Acres adjacent to Plaza. M2 Zoning with potential for ‘some Commercial uses. Both of these sites have high visibility and are convenient to an ever-expanding Highway Commercial Area in the Town of Georgetown. Harvey's, Swiss Chalet just opened. Tim Hortons being built and a recently approved Commercial Zoned Plaza Site. Parcel #1 is being offered at $249,000. Parcel #2 is being offered at $349,000. 873-3040 ARTHUR F. JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES LTD., REALTOR * Sales Rep. Dedicated T ) Service a al TJ know! She needs new listings now! Ed. ‘ Tf you are thinking of putting your fei house on the market, call Angie now! will! >, / a. — 2ys 3B ey MN Fan x VW TOS oR) WSR Nae STOCKMAN CRESCENT $114,900 Spacious gorgeous