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12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 26,1994 ® "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" # FITTON - EADE Kimberlee Ann Fitton and William James Eade were united in marriage on Saturday, April 23rd, 1994 in the Scugog Island United Church by Minister Elaine Barber and Father Pat Herlihey. The bride is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fitton of Nestleton and the groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Doug Tout of Port Perry. | Attending the bride as Maid of Honour was Kris Bayley. Lori Van Ryswyck and Donna Edwards were bridesmaids. The Best Man was Will Edwards. Ushers were John Moore and Bill Bridge. Reception was held at the Nestleton Hall. Lee newlyweds honeymooned in the Dominican Republic. | AUTO ELECTRIC REBUILDERS/INSTALLERS BENEFIT FROM 16 YEARS (a 2113)[6] oE|C] Precision Auto Electric & General Repair Alternators © Starters ¢ Air Conditioning { Rebuilt on the Premises Using All New Parts > Full Warranty - Class "A" Mechanic » ho or 985 -8406 mm 'Cover M Custom Upholstery 235 Queen St., Port Perry Proprietor: Shawn Nanay 985-3900 Siksay & Fraser VARY I VAR © BY A A BF GY Gl Real Estate, Corporate & Commercial Law, WV Talleilste I R- BLEI clo] ona TeTal ol We AVARUNTI SRR SEY tT (EXSY Branch Office - Port Perry 204 Casimir Street, Port Perry Phone: (905) 985-4141 Fax: (305) 985-4598 Main Office - Whitby G18 Athol Stres Phone: (905) 6LL-4772 Fax: (205) 666-3233 { Ui Ht | NY A All day breakfast! Your choice of bacon, peameal bacon, or sausage served with 3 eggs, homefries and toast. * $3.25 DONUTS Located on Simcoe St. N., between Raglan & Fort Ferry Open Mon. to Fri. 6am to 9pm -- Sat. & Sun. Bam to pm CE = 0 un Bn Bu Nn Es ERE Rees EEE EERE Housing starts reach a high seen in 1993 and early 1994. Starts of single-detached dwell- ings only inched up. Turnto Page 13 Ontario posted higher starts of multiple units, mainly apart- ment condominiums, semi- detached and row houses in To- ronto," said Gilles Proulx, Chief Economist at CMHC's Market Analysis Centre. "Later this year, new con- struction is expected to drop be- cause of increases in mortgage interest rates that took effect during March and. ggain in June. But, with the' current stronger levels of employment and economic activity, the drop Should be limited," Proulx add- ed. Urban starts in Ontario rose to 44,000 units (SAAR) in June from 41,200 units in May due to higher starts of multiple units. The gains, mainly in semi- detached dwellings, row hous- | Stronger multiple construc- tion activity pushed national housing starts to an 18-month high of 166,600 units in June, reported Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. On a sea- sonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR)* basis, total starts rose 5.2 per cent from May's 168,400 units. Urban starts of multiple dwellings surged 19.9 per cent to 70,000 units SAAR in June, up from 58,400 units in May. Starts of single-detached homes fell 4.6 per cent to 70,200 units SAAR, compared with 73,600 units in May. "The surge in new construc- tion was due to condominium starts in British Columbia re- covering after two months of un- usually low activity. As well, Correction Some information provided by police in a report on a robbery last week (July 19) was incor- rect. The incident, during which money was taken from a till while a clerk at the Dollar Plus store was distracted, occurred at 8:50 p.m. July 13, not July 14 as reported. The Star regrets the error. PLANNING TO MOVE? BE SURE TO CALL (905) 985-0092 we will arrange a welcome to your new community ing and condominium apart- ment units, likely denote a shift of first-time buyers toward products that remain afforda- . ble even with higher mortgage interest rates. Lower starts of single-detached units were re- corded. ~ In British Columbia, urban starts rebounded sharply in June to 37,100 units (SAAR), up from 30,000 units in May. The performance was mainly due to a recovery in apartment condo- minium starts, back to levels LAER Ww! a A, Re ) , { > rh, N K ' y : PR a, 1d) \ v Fe LP " ' " EH, © 4 4 KX, i > '\ a Pn -77) Saye NA / Qa 42, [MT Tg NN Sling lige? second for 1¢ (of equal or lesser value) | selected " ladies t-shirts | ladies selected jewellery all socks UE, RY, WN CK'S service, Quality & Style Since 1881 168 Queen St., Port Perry ~ 985-2521 Sale Ends Monday, August 1, Tira