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Water, sewer rates stay low expected to stay at the 1992 level of $72.03. Budget documents say water utility rates are being kept low with the help of $633,000 from the rate stabi- lization reserve, a rainy day fund which has been built up over the past seven years. ‘The figures are contained in the 1993 preliminary Tate supported budget approved last week by the region’s planning and public works committee. The estimates will have to be passed by the budget commit- tee and ratified by Halton Council. Halton Region plans to tap into its rate stabilization reserve fund to keep water and sewage bills low next year. Water and wastewater bills are expected to go up 0. = Dex cent, while garbage pelt fees for 1993 n the same leased. by the region. The average Halton resident, who paid $356.89 for water and wastewater in 1992 can expect to pay an additional $2.75 in 1993. The waste management (garbage collection) fee for the same resident is CHRISTMAS DELIVERY STILL AVAILABLE on most Kitchen & Dining Room Suites SOLID OAK PEDESTAL TABLE 4 oak side chairs $ %% REG. $1199. 2-10" leaves Choice of finish rire Liss sprehliie Choice of chairs (2) OM olaad wih farcry 190 HWY. 7 W. Unit 53-57, a alg 452-9820 § MONDAY - TUESDAY 10-6 WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 10-9 SATURDAY 0. VISA Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, November 28, 1992 — Page 5 Local woman enjoys rare feline friends By Wendy Long It’s a cat’s world at Madge Tumer’s house. Turner, an Acton resident, is one of three breeders in Ontario that specialize in Balinese cats. Cats seem to be everywhere in Tumer’s cat-converted sunny base- ment, leaping and playing and sleeping to their heart’s content. Turner currently has several adult cats and two recent litters of kittens. The kittens will be ready to be adopted at 12 weeks old, and are for sale as purebred pets at $300 each. “T’ve always loved animals, ever since I was a child,” Turner said casually on her love-affair with felines. The Balinese are a natural muta- tion of the Siamese breed. They are characterized by their delicate col- oring and plume tail. Balinese “are not a well know breed,” Turner said. “There’s not many of them at all.” Turner is co-owner of Labelinka Cats with her husband William. She originally became interested in Balinese cats 11 years ago on a trip to England. Turner says she met a woman from Wales who bred the Balinese, and Turner was hooked. She had many cats shipped home across the Atlantic. “T think I hold the world record for shipping that many animals at one time,” laughed Turner. Turner has sold her Balinese kit- tens and cats internationally, and is a member of the No Name Cat Club, a 20 member force from all over Ontario who enjoy cats and cat competitions. e Turners compete in Ontario whenever they can, and have received many awards for the qual- ity of their cats. The females are champions, said Turner. Turner says her Balinese kittens are guaranteed, vaccinated, regis- tered and checked by her veterinar- ian before they leave for a new home. To contact Labelinka Cats, call 853-4872. Halton Hills This Week 873-2254 Call Your Neighbourhood Specialist ED WOOD Associate Broker $229,900 1/2 acre country 3 bedroom, super value $259,900 1/2 acre country 3 bedroom rancher Georgetown $219,900 Spacious 3 bedroom Lot size 51 x 149 Georgetown $139,000 Large 4 bedroom Hillsburgh area $144,900 Beautifully finished 3 bedroom semi $149,900 Super starter 3 bedroom bungalow 1/4 acre lot with mature trees SUNDAY 12-5 ARTHUR F. JOHNSON ASSOCIATES LYO., REAL Cail...877-5165 Ss E.G. (Ed) Wood Associate Broker