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PAGEI 16- WITBYFP Ma% WEDNE8DAY. MUCH 15, 1989 Swish Maintenanoe moves to Hopkfins andý Burns Cash and carry expanded By Debbie Luchuk Swish Maintenance Whitby bas relocated to a new location at the corner of Hopkins and Burns Sts. and has expanded its cash and carry offering to the public. The former Hopkins St. loca- tion was too cramped to serve the public efficiently, manager Mike Ambler said. The new loca- tion provides two and a haîf times more spa 1ce as before. "In our new location we are now set up to serve the public at large. Thé niew facility is 1,500 sq. ft.," he said. "Wýe have every item and cleaning produet to solve any cleanin g problem, and offer advice. We have a fully trained staff bere to answer questions, to advise on the proper products." The cash and carry showroom is open Monday to F'riday fro;n 8 a.m. ,to 5 pan., and as new staff are worked i n" Ambler said the store will be open Saturdays, by the beginning of May..' 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Reservations for particular movie rentaIs will be taken by pbone. Rostek bas been involved in video indirectly for the last four or five years, working for a wholesaler. "We saw this place empty, and knew that there was going to be development here. There is no video store here (in Pbrt Whitby),» Rostek said of bis deci- sion te open the store. For the future, Rostek hopes to sell VCR's, rent compact disc players, and will be introducing the Sega system as well as sef- ling Nintendo machines, as weil as further expanding an already large variety of VCR re ntals. He is considering a delivery service of video machines and videos to shut mns and those unable to get out, if interest is significant enough, at minimal cost. Currently, the family runs the business on their own, but are looking for a full time employee. Port Whitby Video is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. AMit round photo s'ervIce Býy Debbie Luchuk Servng tbe needs of commer- cial customers and the general public, Motophoto has opened at Tfhickson Place, 80 T'ickson Rd.S., to provide a wide range of photographic services, and sup- 'plies. Motophoto opened December 20, and will 'have its official opening this week. The store offers color process- ing and printing, enlarging, copy negatives, black and white pro- cessing, prinits from slides, pass- . port pictures, wallet size pbotos, duplicate slides, slide processing, portraits, custom framing, photo mountin gand ,lamination, framesa u )s1fim, batteries, and a video transfer service. Another service of interest to business persons is professional hotoaph ic business cards, oýophoto being one of the few Mlotophoto Wbitby is paet cf a chain of 12 stores in Ontario, and over 320 in the United States. It is the l1argest one hour photo processingchain in the U.S.. A club membership is available for those who are avid photogra- pbers, expert and novice. Th e membership saves members 25 percent on processing for one year, nd 15 percent on mer- cadse, as well as three free rolîs of film and one free 5 x 7 portrait. Brochures with advice on pho- tographic techniques etc. are available at the store. The technicians at the store have been trained at the com- p any scbool at the head office in Dayton, Ohio. Th ere are a total of four employees at the Whitby loca- tion. Motophoto is open Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., O pport unîty? For INDEPENDENT opinion, evaluation or assistance BY AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESSMAN cati CASE- (Counselling Assistance ta SmalI Enterprises) - A non-profit service ta small business that you CAN AFFORD. Contact: FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK L.D. 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