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PAGE 8, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1987 whitbybuslmess New store includes $100,000 processor MARIE LANDMAN operates the Mini Lab 20 film processor in her new store Foto Masters - The Image Centre. The Mini Lab 20 can develop and print a role of film in under 30 minutes. By BRYCE COOPER Marie and Cor Landman are the operating owners of Foto Masters Image Center, a new store at the Whitby mall. Foto Masters is part of Kodak's new chain of retail stores known as Image Centers which sell exclusively Kodak products. The Landmans have placed a lot of faith in the Kodak name and Marie Landman feels very con- fident. "People have confidence in Kodak. It's the most well known in Canada," she says. The Landmans operated a commercial studio in Peterborough for 35 years after arriving in Canada from Holland in 1955. The move to Whitby has brought on a lot of changes, especially the store design which was done by Kodak at a cost of more than $40,000. Foto Masters also holds * one of the newest and most advan- ced film processing machines in Canada. The mini-lab 20, one of two in the country, is a computer con- trolled film processor developed to work with the Kodak Color Watch system. The mini-lab 20 is linked to com- puters in Toronto and Rochester to ensure that every roll of film is developed to Kodak's standards. "No mistakes are possible. You don't have to worry about strong blues, reds or greens," says Marie Landman, quite proud of her new $100,000 processor. The Landmans have kept one feature from their old store, a por- trait studio. "We do portraits, and passports, of course, as well as videotaping tor the last will and testament, and if people want to have something videotaped for insurance reasons," says Marie Landman, explaining how the video age has affected an old business. Cor Landman is featuring a few cameras of the past in his display of used cameras for sale. He is a collector of old cameras and is even displaying some of his favorites, which include a Lanhof 220,.Makina and his true favorite, a 1951 Plaubeu which he describes as "one of the best cameras of their time." Both Marie and Cor feel they can beat the competition in the Whitby mall which now allows consumers to choose between two one-hour services and two studios. Breckles earns Ontario award Thomas H. Breckles, of the Citadel Assurance Company in Whitby, has been awarded the Leslie W. Dunstall Memorial Medal for Ontario for outstanding perfor- mance in the examinations leading to the award of the title and designation Chartered Life Under- writer of Canada (CLU). Dunstall medals are made available by the Life Underwriters Association of Canada to those can- didates who, on completion of the CLU examinations, have attained the highest average mark for the subjects of the course in the provin- ce in which they are resident at the ime the candidates' last examination is written. In that * rovince in which the John A. Tory Gold Medal is awarded the second highest student will be granted the Leslie W. Dunstall Memorial Medal provided that the student meets all requirements. The CLU course is administered in consultation with the School of Continuing Studies at the Univer- sity of Toronto for English- speaking students, and in con- sultation with l'Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales for French- speaking students. In addition to the intensive study of the subjects - economics, accoun- ting, personal and business finance and human relations - the CLU program also includes the subjects of law, principles of life insurance, group insurance and pension plans, taxation and estate planning. The silver medal is in honor of the late Leslie W. Dunstall who died in 1960. Mr. Dunstall was executive vice president of the Life Under- writers Association of Canada and his service to the association covered a period of 41 years. Service club signs will be replaced Service club signs at the south, east and west entrances to Whitby will be replaced next year. The Whitby Chamber of Com- merce erected the signs in 1977 and they are now in need of major repair. To the first 12 callers Thursday, Dec. 18 and first 12 callers Friday, Dec. 19 between 9 a.m. & 4:30 p.m. Just call 668-6111 for a chance to win" The Joys of Christmas" on tape Valued at $9.95. Presented by: Cullen Gardens Inc] & favorite Miniature Village Away in1 O Ho Winter V Silen Frosty th ludes s such as: the Manger ly Night Wonderland t Night e Snowman Performed by Adele Stephens and Woodland Friends. I f' uChritmas is produced exclusively for Cullen Gardens aInd is available in the gift store. MARY ANN GOLDHAWK will open her new chiropractic office on Dec. 19 in one of 10 office units in the new Steve Wagner building off Green St. An interior design business, Sam's Decor, will open in another unit. Goldhawk, who relocated after nine years at a Dundas St. office, will be joined by recent graduate Louis Garfinkel in her business. NGOLLHAK December Special i Gift No. 1 -f2 movies for $3.99 for our old customers Gift No. 2 -FREE REG. MOVIE when you rent one to our new membership customers WE ONLY CARRY QUALITY MOVIES AND WE HAVE OVER 3000 VHS & BETA TO CHOOSE FROM TOWNE8 WHITBY MALL VIDEOS WHITBY'S FAMILY VIDEO STORES Two Locations: * Towne Video: 701 Dundas St W 668-1577 * Whitby Mall: Thickson Road & Hwy 2. 433-4004 * OUR MEMBERSHIPS ARE FREE * VHSONLYATTOWNEVIDEO I 4j~ The Joy of Christmas FREE 1 . 'l' t