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Page 2 — Real Estate This Week, Wednesday, June 9, 1993 RAMSAY BARR, c.D., MVA Broker 796-3565 24 HOURS ... the obvious choice i Large country kitchen 10 foot high ceilings i Original trim i Upgraded windows Wi plus ... much much more. Don't but! ... anymore. This home has been well maintained & upgraded over the years. One look from the outside says it all...Call for the address. CV-6 12 24P ZTOMAOST Ceonee Mw GEORGETOWN ~ $185,000. Country-in-town. Large Private ravine ft. Walkout from basement to patio or walkout from Kitchen to deck. Super recreation room th stove. Vendor warts i ame 0 be 4 BEDROOM HOME - $169900 - This 4- home is much bigger than it looks. kitchen, 2 washrooms, cathedral ceilings in’liv- ing room. See this one now with Marvyn IMAC93-48 | Morgan** 853-2086 AC93-38 ‘IFA WOW! $123,900 COUNTRY! 4- bedroom home at Crewsons Corners. Main flo! family room wit be eye stove. “PT MAIN FLOOR Mi bathroom. Come and see \pdied 8 year ago, Fished recreaton room. See \C92-80 J this RMAC93-53 ROOM PM. ‘ACTON 169,900 — Huge mas- N leads to private deck, J 13 2-4 106 COBBLEHILL RD, | MAIN FLOOR FAMILY ROOM ‘ter bedroom, kitchen To he. best deal in town. Spacious 4 bedroom home on premium lot (1/4 acre), nicely finished basement, new roof, new central air, etc. Quiet court location, close to all amenities. VENDOR WANTS OFFER. Call Sandra 1. N Gorgeous building lot with 669 ft. frontage, extends 2082 ft. to top of Niagara Escarpment. Excellent water. Partly forest covered. Permits available. Excellent investment. Call Sandra Hurley* Bungalows are always in demand, and this lovely bungalow has a new roof, kitchen, fumace, central air finished basement with 4th bedroom, new 3 piece bathroom and sad More upgrades. Close to schools and shopping. Call Sandra Hurley* now. CW93-038 vojUlaliaanulel> ALL PRO REALTY ...the obvious choice Call Sandra Hurley* now for a free up-to-date market evaluation with no obligation. solicit Tor. 874-3057 §73-3377 Res. 873-6790 Sendra Hurley * Sales Representative Out at the with Bill Ellis THE LOST We were just discussing the way our granddaughter, Kelly, is growing up. Quite remarkable, really. Grandparents discuss that type of thing all the time. Kelly is losing her baby teeth — I believe the latest count is three. I’m certain these teeth are not lost. No doubt, they are stowed away most securely, likely accompanied by all the monies deposited by the Tooth Fairy. So many things that we say are “Jost” are not lost at all. Why, I lost a whole city one time - Memphis I believe it was — but I found Adlanta. Merely took the wrong lane off the expressway. Some losses are terrible. I lost my appendix, then my tonsils and final- ly, much of my hair, I often if the loss of my tonsils and hair could have ruined a promising oper- atic career. Not likely! Speaking of! the appendix, I recall the young guys I knocked around with saying that coat. They considered these to be expense items better absorbed by the young lady’s father. Funny guys! Pat and I worked out a deal on the basis that though she still had her appen- dix, she did have two fur coats. But getting back to loosing silly things, an old friend of mine lost his car in Toronto the night of the Grey Cup game, one year. That might be a slight understatement — he actually lost the parking lot where his car was parked. And he was fast approaching loosing the whole city! Lunderstand that there is a large group of people, who are so con- J Ranch [7 On scious of losing things, that they tuck things away so securely that they [ can never find them. I understand that there is no name for this affliction, though when it happens to me I refer to it as my “idiot syn- me” Many people use the term “lost” to explain why they don’t have some Particular thing. They lost a chance to get something or other. They bet on five races and lost all five. Maybe it has a softer sound than saying “not winning”. It’s impossible to consider any- thing lost without considering win at the same time. There are certain lost-won equations which are referred the time. How about the most recent story of the Toronto Maple Leafs. They lost a chance to play for the Stanley Cup — but they won the best wishes of hockey fans all over the country. Maybe they lost the battle, but they won the war. Just think of every wedding recep- tion you have attended. Invariably someone will say — “Don’t feel that you have lost a son/ daughter — you have gained a daughter/son.” Great comments — and then everyone cries! In business and financial career summation, you will often read that someone lost a fortune but was in good health. Or someone lost their health but were worth a fortune. But I will have to bring this to an end. I have lost my train of thought and I have apparently misplaced my nt Bill Ellis is an Associate Broker with Canada Trust Realty, Georgetown.