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{it}! ~ Winn-«939% - Custom Wall Units - Humhes Buffets 1200 SPEERS HD. UNIT 6 , ' FALL CLEARANCE SALE. $£29 EVERYTHHNG MUST G0 42'x94’solidoak.23rm 4 side chairs. Sugg. List 32669. $949 $1199 48' wide. Solid oak. Sugg. list $1680. FREE lN-HOME ESTIMATES CUSTOM KITCHENS Win: 2 - 12" leaves and 4 side chairs. Sugg. List $1429 DINING, ROOM PEDESTAL TABLE 1500 SIXTH LINE, OAKVILLE HUTCH BUFFET 42" ’SOLID OAK TABLE PETS, PET FOOD, CAGES, AQUARIUM SUPPLIES 3 DOOR HUTCH BUFFET 60" 4 door List $2289 SALE ONLY FINEWGCD PRODUCTS LMTEB Designers of Custom Furniture FREE ESTIMATES - Computer Work Stations - Office Fumiture - Custom Emenainment Units - Kitchen Renovations 842-7877 338-0058 Sugg. List $21 50 $599 $1949 40" wide, solid oak. Sugg. List $999 UPPER MIDDLE RD. CORNER HUTCH 60" x 42' Double Pedestal Table complete with 2 - 12" leaves 5 6 6 CHAIRS TABLE $1649 HOURS: Mon. to Sat. 9 to 4 pm “Amt ’ {Elva Glenbumie School has just com- pleted its third building expansion in five years to meet the growing demands from local parents for a private school education for their iEuropean'Jewellezy ' Layaway qSOne-of-a-Km 2035 Upper Middle Road E. (Ford Dr./QEW 8:403) Oakville Sewing Burlington, Milton, Oakuille, Mississauga, Etobicoke aWWMA- WWM¥0%W worm WITTNA ER By CHERYL ELLIOT Special to the North News Glenburnie School expanding to meet demand for pn'vate education- We invite families considering private education to. tour our newly expanded facilities. Saturday, October 23 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Odtvillo z-xz 1:;de- Full size gymnasium Science Lab, French, Music Rooms Junior/ Senior Kindergarten Wing Progressive instruction including economic studies Before and After School Supervision Fafl registrations being accepted A private co-educational day school from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8 offering an enriched program of study for students of average to above average ability Mthore Rd.E.,Oalmlle 533821441 ~ OPEN HOUSE 403 Illsslmugn New 7,500 sq. ft. addition For further information call: The 7,500 square foot addition at the north end of the school, located on Upper Middle Road at Ford Drive, provides students with a full- sized gymnasium, science lab and locker and changing rooms. children. Three “tree iop" classrooms on 338-6236 Under Sweet’s watchful eye, thiee major expansions have trans- formed a single family home perched on a hill into a education facility, which, externally, is remi- niscent of the Ontario one-room school house. She refers to the red brick school, complete with a tower hous- (See 'Glenbumie . . . ' page 7) But she is never concerned about overcrowding in her school. “We are a growing school,” she said, “and each time we anticipate growth, we have moved ahead by expanding.” Besides Oakville, Glenburnie draws its students from Etobicoke, Streetsville and Burlington. And since the Smith-Triller Viaduct opened, providing direct accessto the school from West Oakville along the Upper Middle Road, Sweet says applications from Glen Abbey families have increased. All students, starting in kinder- garten, must take a course in cre- ative thinking and problem solving and economic education. - Children's programs - Water Colour Pastel Classes - Now introducing a teen program Posters, Prints Original Paintings Students Seniors discounts. We also carry posters, prints and original paintings “We offer a program with a sound approach to the basics,” she said, “but we also provide studies in a manner to take advantage of the wealth of research knowledge that has come through in the last 10 years.” Prior to starting Glenburnie school, Sweet found private schools tended to be very traditional in their approach. She felt there was a need for a private school format that offered current programs. “There is a high level of parental frustration,” said Sweet. “It’s becoming more apparent that pri- vate schools are a priority for par- ents looking for more challenge and a higher level of education.” “Our enrolment has remained stable over the recession years,” said Sweet. “What we lost we have i made up.” She adds admission enquiries have tripled during the last year. Today, 144 students attend the school in Junior Kindergarten through Grade 8. the second floor of the addition will support “a potential new enrolment of 210 students” said Linda Sweet, director and owner of the school. Sweet started Glenbumic School in 1985 with just seven children. 310 KERR ST. 849-1590 OAKVILLE