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« Phone for appointment Anniversary, Wedding and Family, Portraits In Our Studioj Your Home, or on Location. . 78 King St.\W., Bowmanville 623-2404 Phone 416-623-3393 Orono call983-9547 For prompt, courteous efficient service when buying or selling and for the largest selection of properties in the area. 234 KING ST. EAST D&G Superior Auto Services 251 Simpson Ave. (S.) Bowmanville, Ontario 623 1551 Specialists In: EXHAUST SYSTEMS CUSTOM BENDING BRAKES, SHOCKS GEORGE SUTHERLAND RES. 579-3522 DAVE VAN DE VELDE - RES. 983-9614 AQUARIAN HOUSE ANTIQUES BUY-SELL CONSIGNMENT Antique Furniture Glass and Collectables Call PAT IRWIN or FRED IRWIN 983-9605 Hwy. 115 - south of Orono It. Winter Painting and Decorating interior and Exterior Painting Decorating 983-5545 Charles Reid Qrono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farm Furniture Sales L. Consult me lor terms and dates Phone Orono 983 5914 FOR SALE WOOD STOVES at preseason preseason special. While present supply lasts, fuel efficient wood burning stoves, regularly regularly priced at $489.00 now available for a limited time at only $268.70. Call toll free at 1:800-268-5970 or if within our local calling area 746-3340. Dec. 12. OPEN HOUSE Friends, relatives and neighbours are cordially invited invited to attend an Open House in honour of the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Jim and Ada Rutherford to be held at the West Chalet, Oshawa Ski, Club, Kirby, Sunday, November November 16th, 1980, 1-5 p.m. Best wishes only. 5,12, ac. COMING EVENTS Community Care Volunteer Workshop Volunteers are invited to learn how to deal with stress through a film presentation and discussion. New volunteers volunteers (especially new drivers) drivers) are also-invited to attend the afternoon at St. John's Anglican Church, Temperance Temperance Street, Bowmanville from 1 to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, November 18th, 1980. 5,12, ac. COMING EVENTS _ PAPER DRIVE Orono and area. Pick up to start at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, Saturday, November 22, 1980. For information and pick-up phone 983-5840. In case of rain, will be held Nov. 29th. Orono Amateur Athletic Association. ' 12,19, ac. WAKEFIELD INSURANCE agc* - S83-B43B ■ wedolrighl # l I Orono Towing} MECHANICAL REPAIRS to all Cars and Trucks 24-HOUR TOWING Phone 983-5249 COMING EVENTS Kendal Country Jamboree, Kendal School Auditorium, November 22, at 8 p.m. Adults $2.00, students $1.00. Proceeds Proceeds to Kendal United Church. Lunch. 12,19. ac. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education TENDERS Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 9:00 а. m., Wednesday, November 19, 1980 for the following work. 1. Farm Fencing Courtice Secondary School, Bowmanville, Ontario. 2. Millwork Kent Public School, Camp- bellford, Ontario 3. Fire Alarm System C.R. Gummpw Public School, Cobourg, Ont. 4. Replacement Light Fixtures Fixtures Dr. Hawkins Senior Public Public School, Port Hope, Ontario. 5. Metal Cladding Cobourg District Collegiate Collegiate East, Cobourg, Ontario, Ontario, Kirby Public School, Kirby, Ont. Camborne Public School, Camborne, Ont. б. Drapery Port Hope High School, Port Hope, Ont. Lord Elgin Public School, Bowmanville, Ont. Vincent Massey Public School, Bowmanville, 1 Ontario Waverley Public School, Bowmanville, Ont. Courtice Secondary School, School, Bowmanville, Ont, Clarke High School, Newcastle, Newcastle, Ont. Specifications may be obtained obtained front: Mr. J.A. Bird Business Administrator .and Treasurer The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, P.O. Box 470, 834 D'Arcy St. North, , Cobourg, Ont. K9Â 4L2. 12, ac. WANTED Wanted to buy, a child's used Toy Spring Horse. Phone 983-5071. 12, ac. CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks to all who, in any way, helped to make our Craft Sale a success. Helen Fee, Jean Duvall. 12, ap. CARD OF THANKS The authors of Picture the Way We Were would like to take this opportunity to thank Roy Forrester for the excellent excellent coverage we have received received throughout our project. Thanks also to all the people who have supported our book. Picture the Way We Were is available in Orono at the home of Mrs. Toots Bar- raball, 983-5749, Pauline's Specialty Shop, Newcastle, in Bowmanville at Lange's Photo Lab, Division St., or by phoning 623-5015 or 623-3137. 12, ap. CARD OF THANKS Community Care Fund Raising Committee wish to' thank everyone who helped make our Bazaar a success. The grocery basket winner was Don Richardson. 12, ac. The ins and outs of rent increases Rent increases « Only selected parts of The Residential Tenancies Act are in effect at the present, time, primarily those dealing with rent increases. The particular rules which apply to rent increases increases are known as Rent Review. Under the Rent Review provisions provisions of The Residential Tenancies Tenancies Act, there are limits on the amount and frequency of rent increases which landlords landlords can charge. A method of reviewing rent increases proposed proposed by landlords is also established. established. Before learning these rules, it's important to know what is meant by the word "rent." ; Basically, The Residential Tenancies Act defines rent as any amount of money paid by the tenant to the landlord, for , any services, privileges, facilities facilities or accommodation. This includes not only the basic accommodation charge, hut also any separate charges which might be collected for "extras" such as cable televi- ' sion or parking. 1 , Therefore, an increase in any of the fees charged by the landlord to the tenant is considered considered a rent increase, and governed by the rules of Rent Review. It's also considered a rent increase to charge extra or separately for something that previously was included- ill the rent. , The first, rule about rent increases is that there can be only one rent increase per year, regardless of amount. And that's not just v>n the tenant, but on the rental unit itself. For example, if the rent for an apartment was increased September 1,1980, there can; be no further rent increase of any 1 amount for this unit until September 1,1981 -- even if., a different tenant moves iti following the Initial rent in-, crease, or a different landlord takes over the property following following the rent increase. When a rent increase can be charged without violating the above rule, a landlord is limited limited to a rent increase that doesn't exceed six per cent of the current rent, unless the landlord has received approval from the Residential Tenancy Commission for . a higher increase. Since increases in rent usually usually originate with the landlord, here are the steps which the .landlord must follow: First of all, the landlord must give the tenant 90 days notice in writing for any proposed proposed rent increase, regardless of amount. The written notice should spell out the present rent, and the monthly increase which is proposed, expressed Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 12th, 1980-H both in dollars per month and as a percentage of the current rent,.. There is a particular form, called a "Notice of Rent Increase," Increase," which landlords must use for notifying the tenant. Copies are available from many legal stationery firms, or from the Commission. Rent Review If the proposed increase is more than six per cent above the current rent, the landlord must apply to the Commission to justify the higher increase. This is known as applying for Rent Review. A special application form is used for this purpose, and must be filed with the Commission no later than 60 days prior to the ( effec- ■ live date of the proposed increase. increase. A copy of the application application must also be provided to the tenant, The Residential Tenancy Commission offices can be contacted for any information regarding the rights and obli* gâtions of landlords and tenants. tenants. People living outside the toll-free dialing area of any office can ask the operator for Zenith 9-6000 to be Connected Connected free of charge. Fqr a no obligation evaluation* of your home, acreage or farm,*or for information on purchasing, call one of our area representatives. JOSIE DOXTATER 983-9593 CHRIS STAPLETON 983-5093 623-4439 987-4733 Bartlett, Flemish Beauty and Bose, Fresh VEGETABLES Pumpkins and Squash Honey and Maple Syrup. ' Fred's 1 Fruit Market 1 mile south of Orono