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Flamborough narrowed the score to 3-2 but McCLung again gave Georgetown a two-goal lead on a quick high shot that had the Halton Hills This Week 873-2254 Madeline Davies les Rep.* 247 Guelph St., BUS TOR. ERIN RES. : Feeling frazzled? Why not join our Mothers’ Group? We meet one morning a week to talk, listen to speakers, learn about parenting, do crafts together, and go on outings. It’s very informal and relaxed, but we learn a lot, too. A children’s program is provided for babies and pre-schoolers. They use trained volunteers, who really enjoy being with children, and there will be at least one volunteer for every three children. The Mothers’ Groups are free! Transportation will be provided — at no cost — if you need it. Call Susan Stuart at 844-5502 or 878-2375. Being a mother can be a tough job, but being part of a Mothers’ Group can make it easier. goalie completely fooled. Assisting on the goal were Rovere and Muscat. Constant pressure through out the first two periods by the line of Campbell , Bobor and Hotham finally resulted in Georgetown’s fifth goal scored by Bobor. With Georgetown up by three goals in the third period steady goaltending by Pearce and solid defence by Hayes and Mitchell it looked that Georgetown was going to start bee season with a win. 877-5165 874-3040 833-9714 873-6588 Sands condo — Simcoe Model. 1,222 ft. on penthouse level. Motivated vendor! Priced at $138,900. Call Madeline Davies’. 92-2-483 NEW PRICE! Enjoy both and the hours in between at this beautiful waterfront building lot on Georgian Bay at Collingwood. A rare opportunity to build your dream home or cottage by the bay vithin walking distance to downtown. 149,000. Call Madeline Davies*. 92-2-256 Excellent two acre building lot south of Hwy. #7. Ideal setting for your country home. Exceptionally good well already on lot and driveway is in. Don't hesitate. $129,000. 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Newly construct- ed condominiums as well as condo- minium conversions have come of age in the ‘90s as a part of the "Condomania Movement". The con- cept of owning a multi-unit project dates back to the time of the Roman Empire; however, its recent resur- gence in popularity can be attributed to progressive urban renewal pro- grams, increased cost of building materials and land, as well as the dramatic increase in the number of childfree, one and two person house- holds. One cannot ignore the social factors that influence the real estate market. In the 1960s and '70s, all roads led to suburbia. Caravans of station wagons carried families to the white picket fenced single family homes of the suburbs. The post-war building boom rejected the old to for six-lane highways, strip plazas parking lots. The 1980s became known as the era of "Preservation and Recycling”, which helped to-end the architect holocaust of the past two decades. With Don Hearn* Condominium? Consult your Realtor... My wife and I are approach- ing our late 60's and consid- ering selling our home and JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES Developers found gold mines of architectural materials in derelict Hist et saved from the wrecker's ae of these once abandoned buildings are today being renovated into fashionable, luxury condomini- ums featuring lofty ceilings, maho; glass windows. Today's renovations combine the moder conveniences of the present with the romantic mood of the past. A heterogeneous blend- ing of lifestyles can find compatibili- ty in "condo" living: - "Empty-nesters” (a term referred to couples whose last child has grown and left home who are seeking a change in their lifestyles). - Young Sa posh to build equity and tax defe - Retirees icine! ce tne: comfort and security. - Single parents seeking conve- niences to work and day care facili- ies. - Career couples desiring quality leisure time, luxury surroundings and convenience to work or cultural amenities. The choice of types of condos are as varied as the lifestyles of their inhab- itants. One might choose a newly constructed highrise, or a cozy town- house. Developers often attract buyers by offering 24-hour security, valet park- ing, as well as recreational facilities thin the nae I If youre interested in leaming more about condominiums, talk to a Realtor. Assess the pros and cons of condominium ownership, and whether or not a condominium it articles or help with your own real estate needs, please call Don Hearn Sales Rep* at the office 877-5165 or at home 853-4244. However, F with a couple a power plays in the third period were able were able to close within one goal and then with Georgetown easing up on their forechecking, Flamborough tied the score with two minutes left. ‘The team would like to welcome two new players this year: Sean Muscat from Etobicoke and Derek Dewey-Mitchell from London. Remaining team members are: Forwards: Ryan Bobor, Jason McCLung, Rowdy Heinz and Mike Rovere. Defence: Jason Hayes, Bryan Stuttard and Scott Ellis. SS Bowling Scoreboard Georgetown Y.B.C. Seniors: Rob Harrison 789(343), Brian Crocker 660(264), Sharon Shapcott 647(254). Juniors: David King 492(214), Adam Scuralli 470(182), Monica Beauparlant 470(204), Lynn Moreland 468(174), Matthew Walker 461(165). Bantams: Richard Gostlin 582(231), Chad Conrad 468(159), Jennifer Cabral 445(197). -Wees: William Walker 344(133), Lisa Clarke 326(126), Jason Pshyk 315(118 Smurfs: Rachael Nelissen 242(84), Robert Damphousse 218(86), Michael Brown 201(74). OPEN BOWLING Xen e)x) 13{@) N/M IN(C MAAN to) call stoke OW AO)