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PAGE " ' WATERLOO was. mac". DECEMBER 7.1994 For the second consecutive year, a graduate of Wil. frnd Launer University has achieved the highest marks m Canada for the final examination written as a reqmrement of the chartered accountant designa- non Tid Biz Jun Mun'ay. Pram: and CEO ofWeaver. Tanner & Miller of Kitchener, was elected president of the Agency Owners Roundtable IAOR) for 1995 at its annual conference. held last week in Palm Springs, CA The AOR IS a 15-year-old forum for advertising agency prmctpals to exchange Intelligence. and pm nde mutual assistant and professional development opportumnes Movers and takes withthereeentt-toitartewpeutieThe Chamber of Commerce of Kitchener and Waterloo iindsitaelfm'thaoerseequipmerttandhnttitureitear> Inanefbttmdieeditinthehirmtm-i- bie,thechamberhkvetiami-pleteirwesttoerof ttemstornernber0etheiramsidemtitm. Memberswillhavethe-tunitrtotnaUsiltmt tndsontheeitems,whidteanbeammtNdtoview throughappthntmenuwithchamhergtatt, Murray new 695W“, ‘As a group, we recognize our point ofdifferenee in this mdustry __ we're agile, clientdriven and willing to embrace new ways of dung business We are the force that large, traditional agemes fearf WLU grad first in Canadian exam "The AOR Is a commonwealth of medium-sized agenmes m both Canada and United States whose purpose 13 to share new Information, ideas and tech- nologv that mll berteift our elients," said Murray. 90 - 119 DAY§ Waterloo Kitchener Cambridge 168 King St. S. 1336 Weber St. E. 1315 Bishop St. 579-1860 894-9700 622-3377 MEMBER: ONTARIO SHARE AND DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WATERLOO REGIONAL CREDIT UNION ($10,000 Minimum) - Rate subject to change. "Some of the demand is shihingout ofthe residence and traditional lowend student housing into more regular standard apartments.‘ Hutton said. Aoixhertnairrreaaonistheslttwawnofthefirst. timebuyerrnarut,who,asatmultdtheinemaaing mortgage rates, have decided not to leave the rental aanmmaiationa, resulting in lower u vacancy rate. According to Helen Hutton, Market Analyst with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, one of the masons for the lower vacuity rate is a result of university students wanting to live off campus and into the private rental market. Dennis Kavelman ofWatedoo, who Muted with anhortorsd-einbuainetssip 19Nandiantmaatr pornte iiname specialist in the Kitchener 06m of KPMG, tied with Katherine Burgoin of Ottawa. He Mmed375 out d400, or93.75 percent. Ofthe 3,174 who wrote the four, four-hour examina- tions in September, about 62 per cent from Ontario and 53 per cent nationwide passed. Paul Van Bakel. who graduated from Lauder in 1siiiwitha-rsdegrxieirteasnotnies,rarhMtirtst on them last year. Rent rates higher m Waterloo Asaresultoflowerv-acamyrate,iteostamomto rent an apartment in Waterloo than it does in kieh. ener or Cambridge. _ With an vacancy rate of 1.3 per cent in Waterloo, compared to 2.9 in Kitchener and 4.1 in Cambridge, Waterloo renters are faced an undersupply of pri- vately initiated rental apartment structures with three or more units in the rental market The average rate for a mbedmom apartment in Waterloo has increased 4.7 percent. from $677 in (ht 1993 to $604 in Oct. 1994. Kitchener saw a 2m centdecreaseinrental ratestrmn$613to$696, . Cambridge renters saw a IS per cent decrease in rates from $597 to $591 over the same one-year period. 7.00% k b. * . é. " iltll,5i7; “w 'iiif2r, 7 'P . ic, ';1liiiisiiii)sistf -tsi';"s'iii'ii1"i'i"'i'2'A'Ei'i'i1"i; aJi.t invite you to a book launching of CANADIAN COUNTRY FtattgmmE 1675 - 1950 by Michael s. Bird . Saturday. December 10, 1 - 4 pm. at 'I'WA'TEnLoo “I FRIENDLY 'MMttl,tMMt"tuttu8mttl88 Words Worth Books 3Juseph Sthmiher Elana itn Quevn Street South, Kitchener For more information call 884-300K (2665) 100 King St. s., Waterloo (Opposite Waterloo Square)