PAGE 8, WHITBY FREE PRFSS WEDNF.SDAY, AUGUST 5,1987 e e ybu -n i JACK GR NT GRACE GRANT YEATiCORPORA~TION 66-400 " Elegant ensuite bath with step- up Roman Tub & separate shower. " spiral staircase to spaclous (oak ralling & spindles) main f loor f oyer. " greenhouse kitchen (built-in dishwasher) and walkout. " main floor family roomn with fire- place. " extra 2 piece bath and main floor Iaundry room. " central air. " located at 50 Dorvis Dr., Whitby. " $172,900.00 Enquiries Grace Grant 668-4000 TED (1) and son ANDREW TASS (r) have relocà ted their jewelry shop to Whitby Lanes, the new boutique Tass joins Lanes' boutiques By DONNA DONALDSON A 'gemn' of a store has recently opened in Whitby Lanes at 153 Brock St. N. After eight years at their Whitby Mail location, Tass Jeweliers bas relocated to the Lanes. "The mail was a good place to start out, but we have outgrown it," says owner Ted Tass. "We've been looking at the down- town area for years," says son An- TAMBU 1SSCITE Business people: We specialize in ALL areas of Accounts Receivable. Staff avoilable for tom- porary or part-time assign- monts. drew, who works along with his father. "Downtown gives a more sense of community, mails are at a stage of becoming obsoiete. " Ted Tass started his trade in 1936 as a watchmaker and jeweiier in Poland. He came to Canada in 1951 wbere be made Sudbury bis bome. He received bis dipioma from the retail jewellers training course in 1952, and from the Canadian Jewellers Institute in 1954. Andrew received bis training from George Brown College in Toronto in jeweiry design and gold smitbing. After coliege he worked for C.V. Secrett Jewel Salon in sales and designing, and for Henry Bitks in Toronto.. "We, are very pieased with Our new location, we're right in the beart of town. Many of our customers have foilowed us and we have many new ones. We think it has a grçat future, " says Ted Tass. The store does appraisais on al diamond and gold jewelry, and repairs watcbes and jeweiry in the store. Their grand opening wili coincide witb that of ail of Whitby Lanes in September. Stairways' facelift complete The bouse that neyer sieeps re- opened its doors on Juiy 17, after being ciosed for renovations since May 24. Stairways, located at 121 Green St., Whitby, is owned by Anthony and Carmen Aibis, wbo also own Elusions in Osbawa. "Every three years you need a faceiift," says manager Angelo Belmonte. eso Heesagreat way to save money Buy now, with no money down, and start enjoying comrfortable Carrier cen- tral cooling. There's no paymreflt or interest charges - nothing to pay ex.cept your utility bill, until Labour Day. ~[[UJIii Callor mnysvn eal nti iie-ieofrfrCarrier's central air odtnigrhe pm [[IIjlU[IIIIIII systemrs, Carrier gas furnaces, electroflic air cleaners, and humnidifiers, may also be included. e Super-officienlt- uses hait the eiectricity of typicai. oldermodels. 7 9 mousCarrier quality - for years of comfort and reiabe service. rEMï 1 qL a orthAmeda'stavourite - the-No. 1 brand more people choose than any other. (rr[flF[FL111I11FINANCED BY THEM ROYAL B3ANK > I Id E V I I OU*AE LN AtlInterest rates below primoer WILL MAKE YOU FEEL RHSR Authotved- COMFORTABLE. consumeçGas HEATING &AIRCONDITIONING LTD. INSTALLATION r*à eaer CA L O A -F EEE TaIMATES. WITIN 48 HRS. 111 INDUSTRIAL DR, MNI23, WHITBY 668811il He says the major renovations were made to-the main floor where tbey bave reiocated tbe disc jockey bootb and constructed a 40-ft. bar. Stairways features a new sound system which Belmonte says is ' mucb better. " The music wili be a mix along with tbe top-40 songs. "In three to four weeks we'l bave a jazz band every Sunday from 7-11 p.m.," e says. Stairways bas four levels and five bars, and is open seven days a week witb a $3 cover charge on week- ends. Solarium business begins By DONNA DONALDSON Oshawa couple Lynn and Tracy Marek-have opened a sales branch in Durham Region for Rima Sun- systems Solariums at No. 87-1330 Trowbridge Dr., Oshawa. "People want solarium additions to make their homes bigger, as ex- tra living space and for bot tubs," says Lynn Marek. Rima Sunsystems originated in Calgary, and bas been oeprating in Toronto for 2'/2 years. The Mareks were first introduced to Rima Sunsystems in March at tbe Toronto Home Show, wbere tbey were quite taken witb a model sunroomn on display. The Mareks bad a booth promoting micro furnaces, which are compact space heaters, across from the Rima Sunsystems booth. "Rima Sunsystems are higb class, ali-temperature solariums and range from $20,000 to $30,000," says Marek. She says they have work crews across Canada, and the rooms can be instalied in two to three weeks --with littiebhousebold disruption. % mgr 1