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2-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, January 21, 2003 1 LT[Oi( 400 Steeles Avenue(next to Gorrud's Auto Group) 905 875-1700 ~~1 www.mltontoyota.com Lea 's/rancr'panstemT t redit Catada I S AC Ofes aid on new 2003 models eased or on onOeby Februa y 2.2003 Lenee.sation Os acendtaxs xta easo n niudeore1haroptycof $960, $1,010, $1,260 FreCt Pnd Pt t flot isAuded n S.R P.Based 0on060 s Itra au ai aarate 0149% on Echo (Model BT123MA on BTt23PAf Base n48mowfkea ase a a rate o 795%. 45% o orla Hrhlander (models H20VMB r BR32EMB or B 32EPB, GD21APA sr HD21APA) Down tament ot .,p$0, S, A rnotpayment due n eivreyBased oa maximum ni 96000 KMS /t20,OA K MS tor Entro),Addtronai KM charge ot$07,.10, 15rifatrp able M S R P ni $14 025 ni $15.025, $17.300. $18.300, $32.330 r $34.630 m a pie le$20.000 at 09%/3 9%/49% per annum equats $563,30/$589,59/A98,52per mort h for 36 months C,5O 278 80/$t 22524/$1,546.72 tor a totai obigaionrof $20,27880/$21,2252/2,546 7Z 'Accordng o thn oereao eguiatror and compiranne departmnerf ni Toot Moto r Corporation (Engrneerrng admrnrsfraron dvrson)t t09%/3 9%/5 0% no limt purchase /rancrng for un Io36 montAs avarabie on ns, 2003 Sennho/Caotrytt3.8% no firmrforchase tnancrrg tor ap Io 60 months axaiabte on reen M03RAV4 and Hightarnder Pinoon s Mrtor Toyota tot CompltelAntAs Tonton may fono/sel for s INew school t-r 4- tcc familiar to board By TIM WHITNELL Special to The Champion She has sat across from Halton District School Board trustees and debated the issues of the day on several occasions. Now Janie Haines will sit amnong those saine trustees. The Brant His communi- ty resident has been appointed mnterim trustee for Ward 3in Burlington. She took ber oatb of office just pnior ta, Wednesday night's school I board comist- tee meeting. Janie Hames Ms Haines was selected fram among a large pool of 40 candidates looking ta fill tbe seat. Previaus Ward 3 trustee Lynne Blanchard vacated it following bier absence astbree straigbs regular board meetings lait last year. Ms Haines, 39, will serve her ward until tbe currens termi of office for ail trustees ends November 30, 2003. She's one of five public achool trustees for Burlington. Oakville bas four represen- tatives wbile Milton and Halton His bave one eacb. Ms Haines works fuil-time as a sales administrator for Maybew & Associates of Burlington. Sbe's a man-ied motber of tbree elemen- tary-aged cbildren attendmng Brant HuIs and Bruce T. Lindley elementary scbools. The family recentiy moved into tbe Brant His community. Her cbildren previously attended Champlain PS., wlsicb closed in lune 2002. Ms Haines said sbe's bonoured ta be cbosen as a trustee fromn sucb a large group of candidates. Is was fabulous ta see tbe overwbelnsing interest from tbe comanunities. 1 believe this is reflective of tbe dedication and bard work of tbe cun'ent board of trustees,- sbe said. "The public sbould be very proud of tbe accomplisbments of tbe currens board, most specifically in tbe areas of policy govemance and pupil accommodation." Ms Hames' public service background includes four years as a Cbamplain scbool council member - two as tbe cbair - and attending and speaking as many board meetings. I understand tbe cballenges tbat this board faces, primarily in termns of tihe provincial funding formula and tbe spin-aiff this creates in areas sucb as pupil accom- modation and classroom funding," sbe said. "Having gone tbrougb tbe scbool ciosure process, 1 bave an in-deptb understanding of tbe Capital Strasegic Plan. 1 am sensitive ta thse issues tbat communities feel towards tbe closures and building of new scbools. I wbolly support tbe direction of thse Capital Strasegic Plan and will endeavour ta listen ta tbe communities and strive for solutions ohat suit alai t-laîton.!" O)TOYO