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Page Si Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, December 5; 1992 ED WOOD Associate Broker [_[have more properties available- call me to view e Renting? Consider these 5 Reasons For Home Ownership Today. 1. Price... Home Prices are Definitely Down. 2. Selection... Great Choice on Market Today. 3. Interest Rates... Still Very Attractive 4, Downpayments... As Low as 5%. 5. R.R.S.P... Use of Till 3 BDRM. TOWNHOUSE!! Could be yours for as little as $5,700 down to a 1st time buyer. Call me for details — ] 3 BDRM. BUNGALOW May be yours for only $8,500 down to 1st time purchaser. Call now to investigate the possibili- ties. amnesty forse omc enon INTERNATIONAL REPORT 19¢ aw new members. By Wendy Long Kathy Hall, co-ordinator of Halton Hills Amnesty International, says the group is always ready to welcome human rights are protected and opinions contrary to the govern- seldom think about because, as average Canadians, our basic people are jailed for merely voicing _ ty based on their beliefs, color, sex, implemented. In many countries in the world, Human rights are something we Mar./93. oe eae Why Rent when it makes sense to own today? Call me now, for NO MISPRINT Only $139,000. Own this large 4 ane oblig jation bdrm. home, just $6,950 down to consultation. qualified purchaser. Sine Ons Cail...877-5165 j ‘ E.G. (Ed) Wood ASSOCIATES F ©. C2 Woo LTO., REALTOR [91 Ontario Street, Georgetown hes 416-877-9175 ll BUYING A HOME? Call J. E. (Buzz) Currie 877-9475) Dave Whiting Associate Broker** 873-3377 Independent Member Broker No gimmicks and no give aways...just solid advice from 14 years of proven, professional service. Call me today for a private consultation. There's no cost and no obligation. Dave Whiting, 873-3377 (Res. 853-2514). (Not intended to solicit properties already listed.) DAVE WHITING** Res. 853-2514 If you're a beginner in the housing market - this is your lucky day. This three bedroom home with garage is priced at a low $149,900 and is in move in condition with many upgrades and an energy saving "Fisher" wood stove to cut those heating costs. This is a must see. Call today for your viewing appointment. CW92-158 ment in power, or are unjustly tor- tured and exposed to political cruel- ethnic origin, language or religion. Think, for example, of the sum- mer of 1989 when the Chinese gov- ernment opened fire on students protesting for democracy in Tiananmen Square. Thousands died. These are the concerns of Amnesty International. A Halton Hills branch of this organization was formed in March 1991 by Cheryl Broughton. Since then, the Halton Hills Amnesty International has rounded up a membership of about 50 with a core of 15 active members. “As soon as I saw it I knew it was something I wanted to be a part of,” said Kathy Hall, who now ful- fills a role as co-ordinator and member education chairperson for the local group. “I’ve always been opposed to cruelty in all its forms. Even if it was a bully picking on the other kids in the schoolyard, I’d be right in there because I couldn’t bear it...As long as I’ve got breath in my body I won’t stand for it.” Amnesty International’s mandate includes facilitating the right not to be tortured, ill-treated or executed, and ending the grave violations of fundamental human rights. They Strive to end the death penalty (in all cases, even for the Ted Bundys of the world) and other cruel treat- ment of prisoners of conscience. (Amnesty emphasizes that they do not defend those jailed because of violence or terrorist acts.) They also advocate fair and speedy trials for all political prison- ers. Continued on page 18 will look after your’ pets/plants/home. Daily, weekly or! monthly rates. Residential cleaning] also available.