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Call for reservations NOW Jeanâ€"Paul BUFFET STYLE DINNER 108 KERR STREET, OAKVILLE Saturday, Oct. 23rd/93 at 6 p.m Live Entertainment featuring per n 1\ 842â€"5686 naximum fixed ra go down, because r 5 vear fixed rate is having an an unbeatable combination of high flexibil west 6 month fixed term mortgage rate. in convert to a longer closed fixed term ROYAL BANK me l Isherwood, who holds a Masters degree in music from the University of Toronto and is a piano teacher at the Royal Conservatory of Music, said her new direction in life is to jeopard1 Haiti. r because you have the security of its will be for the next 7 vears. tle DHITV ts ty of a variable rate mortgage protects you if rates go up. an never exceed your her hoped for returt dur n : 6 Chairs. Elegant $ Design Hutch & 1699 Buffet Available TD montt [â€"12 teach those most in need of educaâ€" tion, the poor children in the world. "They are all so hungry for knowledge and happy to learn," said Isherwood. "I ‘d love to do this for the rest of my life." Since returning home Isherwood said she has been deluged by the media for interviews and TV appearances. She said the requests got so bad " I just took a drive out to the country Monday to get a For comparison purposes, at the end of Oct. 2nd, 1992, 6,641 clients were claiming regular benefits, and in September 1991, there were 5.068 clients. The number of people claiming regular Unemployment Insurance benefits in the Oakville/Milton area totalled 5,352 as of October 1st. This is 863 lower than the end of August 1993 total of 6,215. The Oakville CEC successfully filled 199 jobs this month. The office is currently sponsorâ€" ing 533 clients in upgrading and Fewer people collecting UI Our New Rainy Day Option Our New Personal Choice Homeowner‘s Gift Certificates Select the home related gift certificates you need when you switch or take out a new Royal Bank Mortgage. Choose from certificates that let you save on moving services, home alarm systems, laundry appliances and much more. Switching Is Free At Renewal Time ntil December 31, 1993, switch to us and there are no switch fees or praisal costs. We‘ll even pay up to $150 towards the transferâ€"out fee nonth a ve IOWs yOU T( T skip principal and interest payments for up to when unexpected expenses make sudden demands W HI AKVII Id. Isherwood said she will return to for Toronto this week and reâ€"examine n," _ her immediate plans for the future. this "Right now, I don‘t even have a place to stay," she said. od Isherwood got involved with the the Haitian people when she worked TV there last December as a volunteer sts _ for a malnutrition centre for chilâ€" out â€" dren. br retraining courses. Further informaâ€" tion on jobs/opportunities, is availâ€" able by calling Employment Telemessage at (905) $45â€"2959. Ford workers vote 90% for new deal Pleased with the latest deal negotiated last week with Ford of Canada, workers have voted 90% in favor of accepting the new contract. By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff RJ To help prepare herself for Haiti According to Canadian Auto T TM Ing as a in Africa When it comes to customâ€"building a mortgage to meet your needs, our trained professionals can help. Talk to them about our full range of mortgage terms and options. For complete details visit a Royal Bank branch or call tollâ€"free 1â€"800â€"668â€"9700. More Canadians Choose Royal Bank For Home Mortgages. Sound Advice From Our Mortgage Specialists Oct. 20th: Candidates Debates on Cablenet TV23 will run tonight at 10:00 p.m. Oct. 21st: Statements from the candidates in the Oakvilleâ€"Milton riding will be broadcast at 9:00 p.m. and again on Oct. 23rd at 9:00 p.m. ~Voters are being invited to have breakfast with Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells and Oakvilleâ€"Milton Liberal candidate Bonnie Brown. § The payâ€"forâ€"yourâ€"own breakfast will be held at 8:15 a.m. at the Oakville Howard Johnson‘s Hotel on Argus Road. ) Following the breakfast Wells will visit Bishop Reding Secondary School in Milton to meet with students. For more information call 827â€" 2077. Oct. 25th: polls open from 9:00 a.m.â€"8:00 p.m. ~ Workers (CAW) Local 707 vice president David Tremblay, the agreement was ratified Sunday durâ€" ing a meeting that he characterized as very upbeat. The vote did not come as much of a surprise, he said, since the deal was consistent with colléctive agreements reached in Through donations and benefit TWO olunted nt th ROYAL BANK l umm WoOTk olon O@" @ \\' .>\' As for workers being laid off at the Niagara Glass Plant, Tremblay said all those displaced by the cloâ€" sure will be given preferential treatâ€" ment for hiring at the Oakville Car Plant. Isherwood was able $5,000 needed for the trip to Haiti. The company‘s move was announced last year and involves 700 workers moving to the Oakville Car Plant where a total of 1,100 workers will be needed to produce the new Windstar. The plant curâ€" rently produces 60 Tempos and Topaz per hour. Seventyâ€"five Windstars will be made per hour once production begins January 1994. The CAW was seeking to secure "future product" for the facility in order to return to two shifts. . As for the future of the Oakville Truck Plant â€" which Ford plans to drop from two shifts to one starting Nov. 1st â€" Tremblay said Ford has made no commitments but has agreed to sit down and discuss the matter. The deal effects Ford‘s 11,000 Canadian workers, 4,080 of whom work at the company‘s two plants in Oakville. Workers also applauded the fact that, even in tough economic times, they won wage increases of approxâ€" imately 10% â€" or $2 per hour â€" over three years when Cost of Living and the "annual improvement facâ€" tor" are included in the equation. This breaks down into 2% for the first year of the contract, 1.5% for the second and 1% for the third. Tremblay said workers who took the microphone were "very posiâ€" tive" about various aspects of the contract, including wage increases and improved pensions. In fact, Tremblay said negotiators improved pension money for every Ford worker now in retirement and even surviving spouses. + previous years M( (é rt by n |1 L in student TAalse¢ the September 20, 1993