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2-The Canadian Champion, Friday, April 29, 2005 FUEL CONtUMPnTIN: . 411 KM (4 .P) SCRT EOI 2.4 L, 160 hp engins 5-speed automatic transmission *A/C -Power windows, Iocks and mirrors Keyless entry witS trunk release - AM/FM stereo CD & more OX_____ pe mnatasîso B À~urFCt *AMF t e aste.6/0s/ PURCHASE J Àdn asa.T teîg&mr '2005 Sienna CE FUEL CONSUMPTION:HWY 8.2L/It0 KM (34 MPSt I*3.3 L, 230 hp engîne - 5-speed automatîr transmission - ABS * A/C - Power windows, Iocks and mirrors * Duial slîdîng doors .Keyless entre & more 2005 RAV41 PE 110011M MR 48 MSii nF01t 28 * uiw m.7.E iau£o 26,400 MSRP FUEL CONUMPTtNHWY O.UlnIwoM( PS 5-speed manual transmission - Foul tîme 4WD -A/C .AM/FM sterso CD witSMP3. Power windows, locks and mîrrors - Root rack7mr 205Highlander 4WD V6_ laem FERtLttWM. 3690MSRP 010 KM (31 MUPG) CITY 127IJltKM (22 MPS)-t 3 3 L, 230 hp, V6 engins.- 5-speed automatic transmission ABS - A/C .Power windows, locks and mirror AM/FM stsreo CD cassette & mors I 1.9% PURCHASE FINANCING ALSO AVAILABLE ON TUNDRA, 4RUNNER, AND SEQUQIA. 400 Steeles Avenue 905 875-1700 www.miltontoyota .comn REAL PEOPLE SELLI NO GREAT CARS- ,Couneillors and staff' get mnileage increase Milton council gave themselves and Town staff a slight increase in thetr maileage and car allowance rates Monday night. Council supported a 2.24 per cent increase to both rates. For mileage this equates to 45.7 cents per kilometre, up from 44.7 cents. Milton Mayor Gord Krantz's car allowance ment from, $429 a month to $439 and CAO Mario Belvedere's allowance was increased from $475 to $486. 'Me new rates are effective May 1. Staff reviewed information from the Canadian Automobile Association, the cur- rent rates in Halton municipalities and Revenue Canada numbers to corne up with the recommended increase. Ise cutrent instability of gas prices was also taken into consideration. Council also endorsed an additional reimbursemnent of five cent per kilometre for building inspectors. "Staff bas reviewed the différent driving condition on a daily basis for tbe building inspectors," a report from Town Director of Corporate Services and Treasurer Jirn McQueen said. "This group of employees spend about 75 per cent of their timne on job sites and their vebicle becomnes not only their mode of transportation but also their workplace as times to do paperwork." 'The report noted in ligbt of this, building inspectors' adverse driving conditions and bigber cost of business insurance, the extra five cents was being recornmended. Acquiring tbree leased econorny cars for bylaw and parking enforcement officiers to use was also autborized. Mr. McQueen's report said that these service areas require Use use of vebicles on a constant basis, noting thse "use of Town identified vebicles is deerned essential in Use bylaw and parking enflorcemnent area." Mr. McQueen said staff wilI go out to tender for the vebicles. A price for Use cars isn't known yet but is expected to be cov- ered by existmng mnileage budgets. k"Historic house damaged in blaze A Caanpbellville bouse buiît in Use 1800s sustained extensive darnage in an early Thursday rnorning blaze tIssU took firefigbt- ers several hours to battle. The owner of Use Main Street borne called firefigbters at about mnidnight to, report a fire bebind bis fireplace. A spokesperson frorn tIse Milton Fire Department said tIse bomeowncr had noticed smoke in Use bouse about 20 min- utes before, but thought it was coming frora the fireplace. Firefigbters arrived to find a tire in Use rear wall, roof and attic of the home, and crews from three stations worked for sev- eral bours before tIse tire mas finally brought under control. Damage to tIse borne is pegged at about $100.000. Fortunately, there were no injuries in Use fer 4