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Page’ 22 Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, September 26, 1992 2.67 acres. Potential for 5 building lots in Glen Williams. CW92-132 2 acres close to gun course, mts) to build. Call pets vues more informal ad Bus. 873-3377 Tor. | 874-3057 Res. 873-4991 DAVE KRAUSE Sales Rep. siyle ktchen, 7 oe tal Nor weatom val cua me visit thi Sunday, Sop 7h (PEN HOUSE) hom 1-4 PM wh or Poa ALL PRO REALTY INC. at otc one to sign. pshind ‘33 328 Guelph St., Georgetown {f you are thinking of a move, please call for a confidential appointment. cious home on edge of town. 7 acre property oan stream. Horse barn with paddock. ‘thing accommodation features in-law suite. Priced at ten age og Moivated vendor. Call Dave Krause* Cwe2-119 Four bedroom 48 acre horse facility. 17+ stalls, 3 bedroom hou: located close to Acton Meadows Golf Course. } floors, fireplace and wet bar in iced at $329,000. Gall Dave Krause 873-3377. ve wih master enaule aed walkin sel Ceramics in Dane foyer & laundry room. ly room. Basement parialy finished. Seeing is believing! Priced at $339,000. Krause’, 873-337. Call Dave CW92-126 Invest in income producing property. Pi in Hillsburgh. abies le income. For further infor- mation and persot tion call Dave Krause* 873-3377. Cwe2-106 MARILYN WORRALL* ARTHUR F. JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES LTO., REAL 247 Guelph Street, Georgetown, Ont. L7G 4A8 Bus. (416) 877-5165 Tor. (416) 874-3040) Erin (619) 833-9714 Fax. (416) 873-2822, * Sales Rep. iy WOULDN'T@HIS BE A GREAT)SPOT FOR YOUR HOME!!! We are in the midst of the best market activity in over two years. Call Marilyn Worrall* at 877-5165 (24 hr. pager) Let me help you find your dream home. ss DAVE WHITING** Res. 853-2514 The three most important things in real estate — and this cosy 3 bedroom bungalow has them. Listed to sell at only $159,900 this home is a must for you to see. As an added bonus there is an in-law suite downstairs. CW92-076 This 3 bedroom home allows you to invest in real estate while providing your family with a beautiful home in a per- fect setting. Listed at $239,000 this property sits along- side the Credit River in lovely Glen Williams and includes two separate apartments for added income. Cwe2-094 Associate Broker** 873-3377 CIBC, Arnies in grid title game By Leanne Fournier In semifinal action last Sunday, both games proved to be playoff football at its best. CIBC and Arnies earned championship berths after defeating Living Lighting and Burns respectively in ialaae © Ladies Flag Football act Someone forgot to ve Living Lighting that CIBC had a perfect, record going into Sunday’s contest. CIBC got on the scoreboard first with a Colleen Price 50-yard pass and run play. Living Lighting marched back with a Heather Price field goal. Just prior to the half, CIBC was dealt a serious blow when premiere teceiver-defender Marg Walinga down with a season-ending knee injury. Monica Mastalerz chipped in with a field goal before halftime. The second half saw the same tenacious Living Lighting squad stop an otherwise powerful CIBC offence. Lisa Stockfish scrambled into the end zone to tie the game. CIBC marched the length of the single. Living Lighting remained calmed and composed with three plays left in the game. A big gainer by oceans Harrison gave her team the field possession it needed. Jennifer Palmer pulled in a pass on the final play of regulation time that the offi- cials ruled was a touchdown, and the convert tied the score to force overtime and put CIBC’s perfect season on the line. Price broke the tie for CIBC with another 50-yard pass and run play. Living Lighting’s Harrison injured herself and pulled herself for a series of offensive plays. Jennifer, Palmer scrambled for a Living Lighting TD, but the convert was missed. Carey Brabant and Leanne Fournier each pulled in intercep- tions for the CIBC cause. The second playoff game proved to be just as tight. Brenda Hamilton of Burns scored a touchdown just minutes after the opening kickoff with a 50-yard pass and run play. Carol Kovacevic picked off a pass for Arnies to enable Judy Grinberg to score a touchdown. The half ended in a stalemate after Hamilton pulled in an interception for Burns. As fate would have it, Burns was held deep in its zone and had to punt. Michelle Vellinga blocked the punt, and recovered it for the touch- jown. Burns wouldn’t say die as they threatened on the Arnies 10-yard line. Grinberg dashed Arnies’ hopes for the tie with an intercep- tion to dismantle the Burns offence the win. The championship game is set for 9:30 p.m. Sunday. A reminder that tickets will be available Sunday Banquet/Argo game Sat. Oct 10. Tickets are $10. Have your Children's BIRTHDAY PARTY at ACTON BOWLING LANES cal 853-0470