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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER _BUSINESS Nature‘s Best Will that be coffee, tea or rop in for a coffee and stay ;;for a browse at Bronte‘s BRA newest shop, Nature‘s Best. Located on Marine Drive just east of Bronte Rd., Nature‘s Best is the kind of shop that offers a little bit of everything. Owners Nancy and Gerald Dollin began in the gourmet coffee business a couple of years ago, and have been building up a steady clientele by offering their products as fundraisers at local schools. It was a friend who suggested they branch out into a retail format, but they decided to approach it in a unique way. Picking up on an idea which has proven popular in the United States, the Dollins have incorporated a "Rent a Shelf" concept into their shop which basically means that people can rent a shelf or similar display space in the store to promote their particular product. * Shelf space rents for $40 a month and five per cent of sales which Nancy Dollin says compares favorably with the standard consignment fee of 25 to 30 percent, or the cost of renting a space for a day at a craft fair. Response to the concept has been favorable, and the shelves are already filling up with a variety of items from books and jewellry to cosmetics, toys and homemade | quilts. . Getting back to the gourmet coffee business, Nancy specializes in creating special gift baskets in any size or price range featuring your choice of many specialty coffees and teas. Those on display in the store ranged from three dollars to larger items suitable for hostess or wedding gifts. Whatever the occasion, Dollin will customize the basket to suit individual tastes. She will also put together wedding favors or even do children‘s party loot bags. Dollin admits the tight economy has forced her to be versatile, and it has also made her very mindful of keeping her prices reasonable. Some of her gift baskets, complete with goodies, she points out, are selling for the same price as the empty basket would in other stores. Nature‘s Best coffee sells for $5.99 a pound or $6.99 for gourmet flavored coffees. While that sounds more expensive than grocery store prices, Dollin points out that the packaging in grocery stores is not a full pound, and there also isn‘t the same variety of blends. Anyone interested in learning more about Nature‘s Best coffee or the Rent a Shelf program can drop into the store at 2409 Marine Dr. or call §47â€"3984. Rent a Shelf? Nature‘s Best owners Nancy and Gerald Dollin at their Marine Drive store in Bronte. (Photo by Peter McCusker) D@b@ccawlfi\{édical Associates FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1993 PAGE 20 Dominion Trust to be voluntarily woundâ€"up The Ontario Court of Justice has granted an application by the Dominion Trust Company to ber voluntarily woundâ€"up, and appointed Peat Marwick Thorne as liqidator. Following losses in the value of saome of the company‘s mortgage loans and real estate investments, it did not have the minimum capital required by the Loan and Trust Corporations Act to operate. When the company was unable to raise additional capital, it began the windingâ€"up process to protect depositors, explained Brian Cass, Superintendent of Deposit Institutions in the Ministry of Finance. With five branches â€" Oakville, Sudbury, Thormhill and two in Toronto â€" Dominion Trust has almost 18,000 depositors and assets of about $462 million. About 97% of the deposits are covered by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) which insures eligible depsits up to $60,000. "Based on today‘s balance sheet at Dominion Trust, I anticipate that uninsured deposits will be recovered from the sale of the company‘s assets," said Cass. Ward Passi, a lawyer with the firm Miller Thomson, has been appointed by the court to provide information regarding the liquidation and distribution rights to people with uninsured deposits. Dominion Trust clients who want more information can call the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation or Peat Marwick Thorne tollâ€"free at 1â€"800â€"663â€" 7418. They can also call the Loan and Trust Corporations Branch of the Ministry of Finance at (416) 326â€"9000; or tollâ€"free at 1â€" 800â€"263â€"7965. ibr. ?Warfin ewart L8 /J/eawc/ to announce OLHAUSEN DEALER, Â¥ yÂ¥ AUS»p, ONTARIO‘S LARGEST PrlaPrlicc SELECTION OF fePria AFFORDABLE POOL SHUFFLEBOARD TABLES Fri. 1 p.m.â€"8 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.â€"5 p.m. STORE HOURS Tues.â€"Thurs. 1 p.m.â€"7 p.m. WALDON POOL SERVICES 484 Plains Road East (next to Bingo Connection) Burlington 632â€"5945 Serving the community for 22 years CLOSED SUNDAY MONDAY _ FREE GIFT WITH EVERY TABLE PURCHASED (with this ad) f/w O/Jen[ng 0/ /Li;s /ami/é; /aracfice to inc%tc]z oé;sfafricd mw[ f/w confinuing care 0/ L‘[Le palfienlfi 0/ l/w gll‘e lr.%fl([rew Z?raéemler. :.br. cwarl‘ u/i// éa aJJocial‘aJ wif/z :boc ors /Qw, :bfl/a, :beJroJier;( ana/ j/{[man at O(L/?Ui/zz, Ontar'io, o[)é./( /J@ (905s) 845:9293 or (L/O/)m'nfmenf 5 North Service Road, West O ville _ NEW HOME OF The DOMINION OF CANADA General Insurance Company