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LBK 3S4 WINDOW FASHIONS IF YOU HAVE DATED THROUGH SEND US AN ACCOUNT OF YOUR FIRST MEETING THE BEST ENTRY WILL' Wm Coven: call 949-9958 849â€"4949 HOME DECOR 1| Deal Waiting For You LET US HAVE YOUR SUCCESS STORY Phone: 845-2809 Fax: 845-3085 DEADLINES [or Classified Advenlsing are: Monday at 4 pm for the Wednesday paper; Wednesday at 4 p. m. for the Fnday yJ;aper; Thurs ay at 4 p. m for the 3213322? 335: PROFESSIONAL office cleaning service. Reason- able rates. For free esâ€" timate call Patrick or Joy at 338â€"6791 " "7:.“ 2:92,,“ 70a: A44 CALL TODAY “5-2809 BUSINESS SERVICES AVE] ARMSTRONG â€" Bob and Dixie Armstrong and big brother James, are pleased to an- nounce the safe arrival of another son, Kyle Edward, on July 30, 1993. at the Oakville Tra- falgar Memorial Hospital, weighing 9 lbs. 2 023., another grandson for Lance and Carol Shaw, of Vancouver and Don and Mae Arm- stron , of Orillia. Special thanks to Drs. Skups y and Eftimefcu . BRICK, Betty J. â€" In loving memory of dear wife, mother, grandmother who passed away August 29, l988. As long as hearts remember As long as hearts still care We never part with those we love There with us everywhere. Loving remembered, husband Doug and all the family. THOMPSON â€" The family of the late Chris- tine Thompson wish to express our sincere graâ€" titude to the many friends, neighbours and rel- atives who through their kindness and support helped ease the pain of Chris' illness and re- cent passing. Special thanks to the Oakville Legion for their memorial service and the La- dies Auxiliar tor the lunch. Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Josep K. Lattimore, of Knox Presbyte- rian Church, for his comforting words and ray- ers. Thanks also to Don and Denise C arke and the staff at Oakview Funeral Home for their care and compassion. LIGHTBOURN, Audrey Clare (In her 1otst year) â€" On Wednesdv, August 25, 1993 at the Oakville-Trafal ar emorial Hos i- tal. Audrey, daughter of E mund Tucker Lig t- bourn and Minnie Frances Lightbourn. Sister of the late Gilbert, Harve , Lesley and Ruth. Will be fondly remembere by nieces Ruth Re- iffenstein, Nancy Cornish, Mary Ursel, nephew John Reiffenstein and her many great-nieces and nephews and great-greatâ€"nieces and nephews and many friends. Funeral services Tuesday, Au ust 31, 1993 at St. Judes Angli- can Church ?160 William St., Oakviile) at 11 am. Interment St. Judes Cemete . Memorial donations may be made to the Ca ville Trafalâ€" ar Memorial Hospital building fund. For any urther information please contact Ward Fu- neral Home, 844-3221. TURNEY, John Goodson Reginald â€" at Bestview Health Care Centre, St. Catharines, on Thursday August 26, 1993. John Goodson Reginald Turney, formerly of Beamsville in his 101 st. year. Husband of the late Grace Alice Smith (1979) and father of Edith DeQuetteville of Oakville, Joyce (Mrs. John Holzapfel) of Field, and Linda (Mrs. Romolo Cipro) of St. Catharines. Also survived by ten grandchil- dren and two great-grandchildren and prede- ceaced by granddaughter Joyce Hatch. Mr. Turne is at the Tallman Funeral Home, 4998 King t. Beamsville. Service in Trinity United Church, Beamsville on Monday at 11 am. In- terment Mt. Osborne Cemetery, Beamsville. If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. isitation Sat- urday 7-9 pm. and Sunday 2-4 and 7 - 9 pm. I- KOPRIVA TAYLOR Oakville Chapel 109 Reynolds Street 844-3221 Meeting the needs of those we serve by being receptive, flexible and responelve. 56 LAKESHORE ROAD WEST OAKVILLE. ONTARIO LSK 1C7 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Teny Cooke Don Clarke Shaun Webb - Shaman Oowfle 3», 842-2252 COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME CARD OFTHANKS IN MEMORIAMS LOCALLY OWNED OPERATED BY RUDY KOPRIVA 8- NEILL TAYLOR 844-2600 ard , rfifirlakeshore Road West. Oakville ifluneml Hume GDakuiem DEATHS mums 5m nu Home buying conditions in the greater Toronto market have not been as affordable in the past 13 years as they are today! With mortgages at their lowest cost in a quarter of a century, house prices down significantly and 5 per cent down payments acceptable to all money lenders, the income requirements to buy the average home in the Oakville area have been reduced by 52 per cent in the past three years! The average resale home in the Toronto area sold for $247,884 in July of 1990 and sold for $209,607 in July, 1993. The one year mortgage rate was 14.25 per cent in '90 and 6.5 per cent last month. Monthly principal and interest costs were $2,659 in July of 1990 and $1,264 last month, a reduction of 52.4 per cent in carrying costs. First time buyers are easily the most active segment in today's slow real estate market. A starter home in 1990 cost $192,030, based on CMHC‘s mortgage insurance market and required an income of $80,540 to carry with a 10 per cent down payment. Today CMHC prices the average We inadvertently overlooked a type change in the Aikenhead’s Grand Qpening {Brampton} catalogue advertisement in_ today’s (Aygust 28th) 6akville Beavér for HBme Subscribers and next'weék's'ex- tended distribution by Oakville Beaver and Canada Post. The price for the item sku # (I I I682) FINGER JOINT DOOR JAMB SIDE on page I I should read: and not as published: We are sorry for any inconvenience this error may have caused our customers. JAMB SIDE 1 1/16"x6-5/8" JAMB SIDE l 1/16"x6-5/8” 22¢ NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! CORRECTION FINGER JOINT DOOR FINGER JOINT DOOR semi-detached starter home at $160,000 for the greater Toronto market and that requires a $53,250 family income to carry. The average starter townhouse in the greater Toronto market is priced at $135,000 and can be carried with a $45,000 annual family income. Twenty-eight per cent of those aged 25 to 44 renting accommodation in the Toronto area at the start of this year could afford to buy a home, new or resale in this market. At the start of 1990, only 6.3% of renters could afford to buy a home. And affordability has improved again since the start of this year, since mortgage rates have come down another full percentage point since then. Due to the recent increase in sales of condominium units, the signals are definitely there for a healthy housing market this fall. I . Alkenheads WAREHOUSE