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The Name You Can Trust Since 1959 hIDodd & Souter Decor Centre Ltd. BROADLOOM VINYL FLOORING 668*21 79 104 BYRON ST. S. WHITBY, ONTARIO Li N 4P5 Closd Set. àSun. TV Adivision ai ABL T seovico MITIIS COMMuhE AUDIOa VIOEO STORE THE BIG 37" SCREEN HAS ARR IVED 9152 CHANNEL RANDOM ACCESS TUNING *BUILT IN STEREO DECODER & 4WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM *AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT & OUTPUT JACKS *OAK FINISH OUR REG. PRICE s3895-00 OUR SALE PRICE $2997.97(ioly SERVICE AT 513 PERRY ST. 111 Colborne St. W., Whltby 430-1441 WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION 0F SUPPLIES FOR.... *WEDDING CAKE DECORATING *CAKE DECORATING eCHOCOLATE MAKINO CAKE PAN RENTALS $ 1 zooPER DAY BULK FOOD PRO DUCTS FOR ALLYOUR BAKING NEEDS CLASSES for cake docoratlng & chocolats makîng starts Soptember 1986 BERNARD &' MURIEL CLARKE PROP. HOURS 0F BUSINESS- Mon-Sat. 9-5:30, Fr1. 9-8:00 AMPLE PARKING 400 DUN DAS ST. W. WHITBY 666-2150 Bank of Montre alC John H. Breen Manager We know we're flot the OnIy Bank We just want to be Your OnIy Bank 100 BROOK ST. S. 6852 WHITBY 6852 FROM PG. 14 complishments as well, for after ailt s you, the citizens Ot this community, that we are strlving to please. We want Downtown Whltby to become a people place and thus we have planned our actîvties for this day with that in mind. Thereli be clowns, mime, magiclan& and lots of music. Whitby Senior Public School Band, The County Towne Singers and Bob Mooney's Travelling Dixieland Band will be filling the air with glorlous sound. On- tarios f ree style skateboard champion, Mark Brasier, willbe putting on demnonstrations, there'li be face painting and f ree balloons for the children. Kid Check, sponsored by The Durhanm Chapter of Child Find will be holding its child identification program In The Bank of Nova Scotia at the corner of Brock and Mary Streets f rom 10:00 arn. to 3:00 p.m. Vouchers for a f ree cof- fee, tea or small sof t drink can be obtained ai most stores within the down- town. These vouchers can be redeemed on Saturday, June 21 at par- ticîpating restaurants. TheraîIl be f ree parking throughout the downtown core and los ofi n-store specials. We want your support and your encouragement and most of ail, we want the opportunity as retailers t0 win your trust. Come downtown and be with us on the 2lst of June and keep coming back for each time you do the change which is taking place wiil become more evident and more exciting. This is your downtown, be a part of if. Ed Buffett Chaîrman "I believe in downtown Whitby": investor Bi11 Little of William D. Little Marketing and Motivation on Mary Street Is one of the members of the Downtown Business Improvement Ares who has seen the need for providing aesthically pleasing buildings for upscale businesses and has acted on lt. In a racent interview with Mr. Little Il became apparent why he has confidence in investing in Downtown Whitby. 0. Why Did You Coma to Whitby? A. Threa yaars ago i made my f irst invasîmant in downtown Whtby. In 1983 i wss looking for a location for my Marketing and Advertislng firm. Although the economy was down and interest rates were outrageously high t appeared that downtown Whitby lead by an aggressiva Mayor, Coun- cillors and Planning Department along with the BIA. was the place to In- vest. 0. Are you happy you made the move? A. I couldnt be happier. 1 think downtown is jusl on the leading edge of becoming the next successfully revitalized downtown in Southern Ontario. With the current building boom and the tramendous amount of new residents who formaily lived In the Markham arnd Toronto areas, the down- town will have 10 supply these new residencas with the kmnd of variety of services and shops that they were used bo having. Generaliy, i feel there is a tremendous social need to recreate the feeling of belonging to a community that comas wth a central downtown environ- ment. The 1960s and 70s brought the sprawling suburban subdivisions with nothing as a social and cultural centre outside of sIrip plazas and heavy commercialized mails with no feeling of community People want and need hlstory as a backbone to the future. Q. Could you tell us about your current proect? A. Since 1983. i have accummulated several propert 'as on Mary St. W. with pienty of commercial frontage. Ail of these properties are century or near century homes. Recently, 1 heard about the possible demolition of two, 75 year old homes scross the street from me on the corner of Byron and Mary Streets. These homes were going 10 be demnolished to maka way for an attractiveiy designed, heritage style fownhouse condominium project. In approaching the developer, Sorichattie Construction, they were very responsive 10 my ides of moving the homes raîher Ihan demolishing them. A quick check with Bob Short, DIrector of the Planning Department, bold me tha1 the Town of Whitby was delighted with the ides The Sorichettis were good enough to delay their construction scheduie in order to give us ime to move the structures. These graclous old buildings wîll be placed between my existlng centurV homes with f rontaga on Mary Sf W f0 create a unique commercial strealscape which when complet ad wîll accommodate a proper mix of boutiques, restaurant and professional offices Ail buildings wil be brought back to their original charac ter and façade and ba tînked with in terlocking brick waikways and landscapinq to asow indîvîdualîly and yel create the feelingof a unique shopping area This whoie project and many other prolects in downtown Whîlby are possible because of the quick response and hassie f ree' systemn that Mayor Attersley and the Town of Whitby has developed to accommodate those who are willing to invest their money in ftha fut ure 0f downtown Whitby If you want 10 buy or leassesa proparty in one of the fastesl growîng com. munities in Ontario, now is the lime. 1 will continue lu invesl here. bacause 'believe In downtown Whitby. G) Uniquew giff.v Colinîîry urfaim î& uwall unveriîig. QaîilA & duz.v-f. Scaller mîats & dlîîîrn nig.v Old illagelxziîiii. i -i i la, a f -, 1 si . w# v j.id - - i il ili,ii.Iialla fit la' 1w Ii i, 10 4 ati . i i aaiaisa#ile a ,ail . i., (ii.. odi,2 5 .1~, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1986 PAGE 15 i' 'I PERKINS PAI NT AND STAIN SALE «i~ CILUX ALKYD GLOSS FLAX S2 2 4 L LATEX Lg4t GLOSS $26.w99 4L. GREAT PAINT GREAT PRICE VOUR HOME DESERVES THE BESTI LIERTYN PTHERE'S NOVEUBS TT F4 O QUAVEIT 7 YROHATS. WH EINVTEOU TO EXAMINE OUR COMPLETE LINE0F PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE FURNITURE-. ESPECIALLY NOW WH EN ALL FLOOR MODELS AND SPECIAL ORDER ITEMS ARE REDUCED OVER 25% FOR EXAMPLE - SEE THE EXQUISITE SOLID CHERRY QUEEN ANNE 9 PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE REGULARLY PRICED AT 18059.011 NOW ONLY $5999.00 A SAVING 0F OVER 12000.0' # SEE US SOON FOR ALL VOUR DECORATING NEEDS WO N'T YOU. W E CAN H ELP LI BERTY "iHE MRS là 103 Byron St reet South Whitby 666-1454 Ce1ebraUions To Go 1 " GIFT EBASKE is FoR AL. 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