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PAGE 26, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 198 1, WIIITBY FREE. PRESS Region rejeets 15%7y mortgages Durham Regional Councîl refused to en- dorse a resolution asking tht the federal government limit mort- gage interest rates to 15 per cent at its meeting last week. Most councillors feit that it will take more than a request from the municipalities to con- vince the government tW the rates. federal receive some support reduce from Whitby Regional Councillor Tom Ed- wards. Councillors were also of the opinion that only the federal government has the authority to ad- dress the problem. The resolution was received from the City of Sudbury and did "This is a real problem in the coun- try," Edwards said. "We're not doing any justice if we do nothing. " However, Councillor Gerry Fisher (Picker- ing) said that "I don't think we can do any- thing here. " Councillor John Aker (Oshawa), chairman of council's finance com- mittee, said that before rates drop in this coun- try, a drop in the rate in the United States is needed. ENTERPISjlZE FORD SALES LIMITED OFFERS THEIR 1981 DEMO CLEARANCE SALE FORD FAIRMOUNT FUTURA 2 dr., beautiful robin egg blue ext. wlth matching Int., spllt dk. blue vinyl roof, auto. trans., 6 cyl., pis, p/b, AMIFM stereo cass., fllght bench Seat: int. w.s. wipers, tilt steerlng wheel, air cond., p. win- dows, spoke wh. covers, pow. door Iocks and much more. 1981 Lst $11,226.30. FAIRMONT FUTURA DECORA STATION WAGON Flnlshed In bittersweet met. with matching int., squire option, completely loaded wlth air cond., AMIFM stereo cass., p/s, p/b, cruise control, pow. wihd., bucket seats, console, auto. trans., deluxe Iuggage-plus much more. 1981 List $12,970.90. GRANADA GLX 4 dr., f lnished in fawn glow med. met. w. matching Interlor, auto. trans., 6 cyl., pis, p/b, pow. wind., pow. locks, spoke wheel covers, air cond., AMIFM stereo cassette, lux. cloth int., pow. trunk, tinted glass, etc. 1981 List $1 1,965.40. FORD F-150 SUPERCAB Complete wlth XLT larlat pack, dec. int., deluxe tutone tan and dark chamois ext., 302 V8, auto. trans., slidlng rear wlndow, p/s, p/b, pow. win- dows, sport wheel covers, Winnibago box cover, con. group, low mount rec. mirrors, rear step bumper, etc. 1981 List $13,456.90. SALE PRICE I1 0352075 SALE PRICE $11 940.20 SALE PRICE ,1 0,88040 SALE PRICE $12951 490 THIS IS JUST A SMALL SELECTION 0F OUR 1981 DEMOS. WE ALSOHAVE MANY MORE DEMOS AND NEW 1981 MODELS ON SALE WITH TREMENDOUS SAVINGS AVAILABLE. COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE 0F THESE SAVINGS NOW AND TALK TO THE PROFESSIONALS AT %576-1 800 815 King St. W., Oshawa, Ont, Chirop -Rogers wedding Barbara Ann Chirop (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.X. Chirop of Oshawa was joined in Holy Matrimony to Dennis Walter Rogers (right), son of Mr. and Mrs. J.W . Rogers of Oshawa -o September 12, 1981 at St.- Gert- rude's Roman Catholic Church, Oshawa. The bride wore a traditional gown of silk jersey knit. The fitted bodice was adorned with alecon lace and the sof tly pleated skirt fell into a chapel train. The skirt ha(d a flounce of tiny pleating and raschel lace. The gown had a Queen Anne neckline and straight fettled sleeves. On ber head, she wore a matching headpiece and two-tier fingertip veil of French elusion. The former Miss Chirop is known to many Whitby residents as an em- ployee of the Whitby Post Office. WISC loses tourn-ament to Longueuil Orcas By ANN GOULDING .WISC Director. The Whitby Iroquois Swim Club met their match on the weekend in their fourth twinning competition with the Quebec Longueuil Orca Swim Team. The t wo teams bat- tling it out in Long- ueuil's new 50 metre pool were neck and neck throughout the com- petition, which was filled with close and ex- citing races in both in- dividual and relay even- ts. The final score found Whitby down 23 points, with Longueuil, winning the trophy for the first time 66Oto 637. Four WISC swimmers awarded high points trophies were Kim Walker, 15, Denise VanDoleweerd, 14), Janice Currie, 10, and Chris Donnelly, 10. The three top girls and boys giving im- pressive performances by dropping most seconds off their tiines were Kelly Faller, 10, Tina Doran, 10, Wendy Primeau, 8, Craig Pot- sep, 8, Lyle Brockman, 12, and Matthew Cook, 8. One of the WISC teams top scorers, Brian McAlinden, 13, was eliminated from further competition early in the meet with a pulled arm muscle. MeAlinden expects to be back in future competi- tions in a short time. The annual swim ex- change between the two teams bas resulted in a highly successful ex- change of camaderie and friendship between swimmers and parents as well and Whitby is looking forward to welcoming the Longueuil club back here next summer. The club extends its thanks to Pauline Oat- tes, meet manager, for her organization in arrangîng the meet and the Town of Whitby Recreation Department for making it ail possible. 1981 1981 1981 1981 WH ITBYBOSCU DISTRICT BOY SCOUTS: P AAY OCTOBER 23- 24