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The Montrealâ€"based company took over Prenor‘s $805â€"million in deposits as well as Prenor‘s $500â€" million in mortgage loans. The announcement was made on Dec. 24th. The purchase of Prenor Trust Co. _ Dec. 3rd after an Ontario court by the Laurentian Bank of Canada judge issued a windingâ€"up order at means that the Oakville branch of _ the request of Montrealâ€"based the trust company, along with other Prenor Financial Ltd., the parent units, will open for business under â€"company of Prenor Trust. At the the Laurentian name on Jan. 24th. time, the company blamed the move The Montrealâ€"based company _ on losses in the trust company‘s real took over Prenor‘s $805â€"million in _ estate portfolios and mortgage loans. Prenor Trust to reâ€"open Jan. 24th Prenor Trust closed its doors on Store Hours: Monday to Friday 9 am to 9 pm; Saturday 9 am to 6 pm; Sunday Noon to 5 pm Phone: 560â€"3303 / 643â€"4121; Out of town call 1â€"800â€"263â€"8575 Lewis Rd. and the QEW, S. Service Rd., Stoney Creek, Ontario (between the Fruitland and Fifty Rd. exits off the QEW) *O.A.C. Payment due January 2nd, 1995. No delivery charges, no administration fees. Full details in store. All taxes payable at time of purchase. 25% deposit required on custom orders. A world away from the everyday Hap N Year! FURNITURE "Stoney ~Gtéek_ I\' With the purchase of Prenor, Laurentian Bank will now have 240 branches in Canada and more than $100â€"billion in assets. News of the purchase came just ‘ _ At Stoney Creek Furniture, 1994 is the year of the big ‘NO‘. We‘re kicking off our 25th Silver Anniversary with a paymentâ€"free year â€" no down payment, no interest and no payments ‘til January, 1995. Superb furniture collections, for every room in your home, all on display, can be yours now, paymentâ€"free for a whole year. n â€" Don‘t miss this incredible offer! % Our No Payment Plan ends soon. NO DOWN PAYMENT, NO INTEREST, NO PAYMENTS ‘TIL 1995!* In this week‘s ‘Dollar Mania‘ flyer the ‘Gourmet Magic‘ Kettle featured on page 3 is not as illustrated. We apologize for any inconveâ€" nience this may have caused. one day after the announcement of the creation of Desjardins Laurentian Financial Corp., which includes the Laurentian Bank and the banking and insurance division of Laurentian Group Corp. of Montreal. The session will start at 7:45 am. and will end before 9:00 a m. A complimentary continental breakfast will be served, Location is the Oakville Holiday Inn. Arthur Rivard & Associates Inc., in association with the law firm O‘Connor MacL.eod, is holdâ€" ing a Jan. 6th breakfast seminar on Effective Debt Collection. Breakfast seminar on debt collection CORRECTION Kmart Canada Limited THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Rani Sharma of Indian Food and Sweets: good value for the dollar. (Photo by Peter McCusker) LET‘S TALK FAMILY FITNESS & FUN AT CEDAR SPRINGS Adult fitness centre Youth fitness centre (8 yr.â€"15 yr.) Personal fitness assessment & personalized programs Tennis, squash, racquetball courts Adult & junior instruction Swimming pools « outdoor pool with a 90‘ 2 tier waterslide â€" 25 metre indoor lap swimming pool f â€" indoor aqua aerobic/therapy pool â€"zZero entry kiddie pool (0"â€"18" water) â€" 140‘ â€" 3 tier waterslide with its own landing pool â€"Coâ€"ed Jacuzzi Red Cross swimming instruction Childcare Centre 7 days/wk. plus 4 evenings Mini motion/creative movement for M kids 3 yrs.â€"6 yrs. Tiny tot tennis (3â€"6 yrs.) Ceda,. S Youth lounge coâ€"ed Corpora}, WP‘ing Full food service ___sam 218 Sporr. 960 CUMBERLAND AVE. BURLINGTON 4 * &A in 4) Enmmmmmus . &VQ" ATHLETIHIC <"~ C# * E;Acovnâ€"cwn 632â€"4800 BURLINGTON â€" ONTARIO DIRT CHEAP CUSTOM MINI BLINDS "Mike‘s record at this hospital has been one of achievement, first as Viceâ€"President of Finance and then as Chief Operating Officer. He has brought a fresh perspective to seniot management, and has been instruâ€" mental in introducing and success* fully implementing change," Pitblado said. â€" $33 $41 |s52 $59 /5 Strofolino joined HSC in April 1987 as Viceâ€"President of Finance following six years of healthâ€"related experience with American Hospital Supply. He graduated from Villanova University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and is a Chartered Accountant. $30 $37 ‘45 $52 561 $69 )79 18 21 27 $32 5 $21 ‘26 $33 $39 His appointment, effective Jul}f 1st, 1994, upon the retirement of President David H. Martin, was announced on Nov. 25th, by Board Chairman Jim Pitblado on behalf of the Board of Trustees of the hospiâ€" tal. & Michael J. Strofolino of Oakville; has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of The Hospitat for Sick Children. # The restaurant is open from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., seven days a week. â€" Since opening several weeks ago, Sharma says the response has been encouraging. He is seeing many repeat customers which he feels is an indication that people are eager to find good food value for their dollar. . Sharma previously owned a restaurant in Mississauga where he quickly learned that up to 40 percent of his customers were coming from Oakville. This he attributed to the sigâ€" nificant number of British people in Oakville who are traditionally familiar with Indian food. So, when he decidâ€" ed to get back into the restaurant busiâ€" ness, there was no question about location. Local man new CEO of Sick kids hospital Good food, good value Located at 579 Kerr St. (in a small plaza), Sharma‘s restaurant is geared to the customer who wants a quick meal (either eatâ€"in or takeâ€"out) at a reasonable price, but doesn‘t want junk food. Although the restaurant is a modâ€" est size with seating room for 20, Sharma says the emphasis is on qualiâ€" ty. In fact, he offers a moneyâ€"back guarantee to anyone who isn‘t satisâ€" fied. * His lunchtime menu which extends from 11:30 to 3 p.m., offers an allâ€"youâ€"canâ€"eat buffet for $4.99; This includes many traditional Indian dishes, including a selection of curâ€" ries, rice, and Indian bread. December 31, 1993 At Indian Food and Sweets. .. As any veteran of the takeâ€"out food game can tell you, "fast food" is not necessarily cheap food. In fact, given the nutritional quality of some fast food, the cost can seem absolutely exhorbitant. Oakville restauranteur Vijay Sharma is trying to do battle on both fronts with his new eatery simply called Indian Food and Sweets. BLIND WIDTHS $39 $45 ) $53 $60 ‘69 $51 $58 $89 540[