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PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il. 1986, WHITBY FRFF. PRFSS [KERITAGE FLOOR FASHIONJS RETURNJS WITHYHNE ORIGINAL FULLROOMS OFCARPET 3 FOR$. loo% DUPONT29- 9 315Sq. Ft. LIVING ROOM NYLON îliî DINING ROOM AND HALL OR STAIRS. Additilnai requimenta '1.11 sq. fi. ~ SHOP AT HOME SERVICE --INTEREST FOR 12 MOS. TO QUALI FI ED BUYERS INSTALLATION WITH LIFETIME GUARANTEE AMIFM PORTABLE RADIO ~ WITH EVERY PURCHASE Aia avalable Aniron Nylon, Woiu, Barrimore, Coranel, Commercial Oilicion 636.7220- SEE SAMPLES IN VOUR HOME OR OFFICE THIS OFFER LIMITED TO SHOP AT HOME BUYERSI SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONET REFUNDED HKIIMiE" A TRUSTED NAME IN CARPET HONEY BEARj DAY CARE CENTRE' NURSERY SCHOOL For Chi dren 2 to 5 years old (Gomerment Llcsnssd Qovernment Approvod) Full Days, Haif Days or Hourly *A brand new, total ly renovated Goverment Approved Day care centre *An abundance of new toys and equlpment * Government approved Staff and learni ng programs * 3 meais a day prepared by a nutrltionally aware oook * Learnlng themes and outlngs OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. 6 P.M., MON.-FRI. 52 Weeks a *Vear Except Canadian Statutory Holldays Minutes from Downtown Witby FOR ENROLMENT AND INFORMATION CAIL: 668m6200 fArt Show Students at West Lynde Public School, Danny Miller, 13 in grade 7 and Greg Neye, 14, in grade 8, hold up their art work. Miller's abstract painting and Neve's two-stage acrylic painting were chosen. as represen- tative of their grades for dîspiay in the front foyer of the school at last week's art show, Creations '86. The show, organized by Ber- nard Beais, art teacher, included art from al grades as weil as multi media video presen- tation of kindergarten art. Free Press Staff Photo Thieves do douibe duty Two Whitby businesses were the target of thieves during the weekend. Police report Superior Propane at 505 Victoria St. E. was broken into rFlowers &Giftsl S More than a i1fIowershopJ OFICE sometime during the evening of June, 8. The thieves broke a key lock on a fence surrounding the premises then for- ced a lock on the back door. They removed a video tape recorder, a television, , stereo equipment, typewriters, dolley carts, propane torches and a xerox machine. No value has been placed on the items. The thieves then left the premises in a 1980 Ford pickup service truck belongîng to the company. The thieves then proceeded to Pat and Marios at 111 Dundas St. E. From Pat and Marios the thieves removed a television, stereo equipment and a microwave. The stoien items are valued at $3,800. While inside the store a cigarette machine was damaged and the thieves attem- pted to enter the stores safe by cutting at it and hammering It with tor- ches and other tools. They were unsuc- cessful. Damage is estimated at $2,750. Police found various tools at the restaurant including cutting tor- ches, doiiey carts and hammers which had been reported stolen from Superior Propane. The truck and its con- tents were worth $14,000. A third business, the Dairy Queen on Dundas St. E. had a person or persons attempt* to break into it between niidnight and 7 a.m.,also on June 9. They were unsuccessful and just damaged a deadbolt lock. It is not known if it " is connected to the other two break-mns. The month of May was no exception to the rule as the town's building permits con- tinue ta rise. The building permnit report from the public works departiment shows that in May, the, town issued $8,634,630 in building permits with $7,432,790 worth of per- mits for residential buildings. "I think it's fantastic, it shows the town is stili on~ the move,"' said Màyor Bob Attersley. With this months total the town has now issued $40,559,192 in permits compared to $26,938,097 for the same time last year. "If the interest rates and the market stays the same people will keep expanding," said the mayor. While the number of single family dwelling permits dropped from 92 last May to 80 in May of this year, the total permits have increased from 290 ta 406. , However, as was the ï ýcase last month, there were no apartment unit permits issuecl. Accor- ding to Mayor Attersley that will soon change. He said there is $1 million worth of permits for apartments *which will soon be issued. As well permits totailing $900,000 for Mikita Tool Ltd., $500,000 for Culien Gar- dens expansion and just under $500,00 for American Can Ltd., will soon be issued. "We already have around $4 million worth iof permits for the month of June," said the Mayor. Fees collected for the month of May total $53,773 with the ac- cumulative total being $243,501. "The figures show lots of action is happening here," added the Mayor. Lawns damaged Two Whîtby homes had their lawns and hedges damaged Friday night when a car drove over them. Police said the act appeared deliberate 1Building permits rising 1 INSTANT PRINTING 1 jWôrk Org plump»mffl jà ýw#» . -.