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W.-HlTBY Oak hall umbrolta stand, oina carpets, early. pino box,, 2 cedar chests, several press back rockers, oak bow: frôpnt chin a cabinet, watnut chinia "cabinet with claw foot, oak file cabinet, teather & oak rocker, watnut cheval mirror, burled walnut sideboard, pine harvest table, prints, pictures, frames, Pr, tWin country' beds, square oak table, severa-l oak sideboards, -bookcases, »'. 1920's fancy drosser, fiat to wallI top, lg.- conference: table, country* coffee- table, dinnorware. set, taxi horn, double bra'. s bed &'rails, assoted table Iamps, oQak.dosk, mahogaà vanity, 1880's burted & curly maple chest, smatll pine* bracket, fot. blanket bo X, duck docoys, tiffany type ceiling fixture, variaus parlour, & occassion tables & chairs, brass & iran bef,ý press back amri chair, dining room suite, plus glass, china, brass, crystai, cast iran, etc., etc. Auctlons UlnItmlted Ë519-527-1847. ...... 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B VOUR JUNK'couid be someone eîse's treasure. Seli it in- the classifieds. Phone 668-6111. ADS To seil the smalî items that you thought weren't worth advertising. *Items must soit for' less than $50 - price must be Stated in ad - multiple item ads must total less than $50 * 'Maximum 15 words * Prepaid * Cash or VISA only 668-6111 Thi rteen».,..L housing units- are allocated for -Oshawa Two non-profit housing groupe in.. Oshawa have received approval to, go ahead with plans ta, develop 13 rentai units under a federal-proincial housing The announcement was ma-le recently by Alan Redwiy Minister of State (Housing) Mn Chaviva Hosek, Minister -of Housing for Ontario. 'Joint efforts such as tlýis effectively strengthen the shar d commitment of the federal a d provincial governmnents ta orl toge ther toward the provision o decent, a1ôidable housing for the people of Ontario." Redway said. Hosek said: "Through tlis program we are assisting local community -groups ta build housing that is needed in their communities. This is one of several provincial housing initiatives aimed at increasing the supply of housing that is affordable." The following sponsors have received allocations : Auberge/ Sedna Women' Shelter and Support - five uniits *for.,battered women and.John Howard Society of Ontario,',Durham Regién - eight units for people with spé~cial neediq. Under the program, municipal, private and co-operative non-profit groups are able ta, develop housing. The federal and provincial governments will share the cos, of subsiclizing rent-geared-to-income housing for households unable ta, find adequate, suitable rental accommodation . in thoir communities for less. than 30 per cent of their income. The federal government, through CMHC, will pay 60 per cent of the cost of these subsidies, while the provincial governmenf will pay 40 per cent. Subsidies for other rent-geared- to-income units, as well as aIl market rentaI units, wiîî be paid by the Province alone. Based on the particular needs of the local. community, the project sponsor will determine the appropriate mix of inconie groups for each individual development. .Those eligible for rent-geared-ta-income housing are low and 'moderato income fa.milies, senior citizen's and singles, and the physically, developmentally and psychiatri- cally-handicappod capable of living independently. And finalîy, a portion of the units produced undor the programn will be allocated to groups providing housing for people requiring some forin, of support care. 1Oshawa is one of 68 Ontario municipalities receiving allocations for-the production of a pîanned 5,300 non-profit housing units -for 1989. About 4,000 of these units wiîllbe subsidized by the federal and provincial governments, and sonie 1,300 * units will be subsidized solely by Ontario. The two levels of government wiIî spend an, estimated $2.66-billion supporting' the rentai developments over the next 35 years. Since 1986 more than 10,600 units have been completed across the province, and more than 9»500 are at the construction .... 'I