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PAGE 16, WHIBY FRE PRESS, WEDINESDAY, FEBRUARY 21ý 1990 45Spnih studonts to stay in Whtby duringzoJuly In thee Iatest year, Trimark Canadian Fund investors eamed Lu test 3& 6yen r peformance te, November 30, 1989 was 14.9% and 16.2% rc.pettivcly. Of courffl. pest performance in not necessaaly Indicative af future resuilt.OlTcred by prospectus only. Although this is the fîst year the projeet is being otrered in Whitby, it has been successful in other municipalities in other Last year, fainilies in Mark- hain, Burington and Oakville RESTAURANT CHINESE FOOD BUFFET DATLY- Sat. & Sun. Brunch $6.25 (more than 50 items to choose from for dinrier)»" Dine in anid Take-out service. (O107 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY Bw qeaýt ~ ~4~ter fiBtue LookjFrom PERKINS PAINTS 4 LITRES REG. $35.99 SALE PRICE $29m99 Whites And Pastels Only p inteor Ltexrwal & r i na e By Trudie Zavadovie The Language School of roronto is looking for. residents ;f Whitby who are interested in hosting students from Spain for the month of July. o pened their homes to visiting Spanish teenagers as part of an gn lish immersion prora. mis year, 45 students are travlligkt Whitby and the Làanguagel Workshop is looking for homes. The student's room and board will be fully paid by the Langage Workshop Shirley Freek, spokesperson for the Language Workshop says. that in the p ast students have travelled to Euroea countries but want the-variety of Canada. Smaller municipalities are pre- fered t6 Toronto so the students gta sense of community and. family living. Freek- also estimates that the visit from the 45 students will generate revenues for WVhitby. "About $50,000 in revenues is gnerated from the progamn. Th ere are 45 students and two group leaders. We are very much ti.n,.t ee h dollars in The Language Workshop is a school et.tablished in Toronto about 15 years ago. Although the majority of students are adults, they are trying te answer the needs of teenagers. For further information con-. tact Shirley Freek at 723-7334. Give your Ioved one something, special from, Scandia Teak Shoppe ALL ITEMS ABOVE AVAILABLE IN OAK AND ROSEWOOD BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE i _ASKABOUTOUR TPA INVESTMENT PLANNING INC. 122 ATHOL ST. Whitby:'666-0896 ---J 14huirt in snow StOrm By rude Zvadovics, ,!ybusergwinter Storm' that hit Durhamn Region last. Thursday teok its tol on 'Dur-, ham moterists. Many started. their engines and bravely battlod the storm te et te their- destuia.ý tions while others were foroed te abandon their vehicles and con- tinue their trek on foot. From 8 a.m. Thursday Feb.,15- te 6 p.m. Sunday Feb. 18,,police reporteýd 162 property damage accidentsy 14 personal injury accidents, and 27 fail to remain accidents. Environment Canada says Most regions accumulated bet- ween 15 and 20 centinrietres of snow during the storm. Expanded Eaton's' opens The Eaton's store at Oshawa Centre opened it's 26,000 square foot addition to the public last Tuesday. This was the flrst major renovation to the store since, it opened at the Centre 34 years ago. The addition incorporates a footwear departnient three tintes larger than the oinal an athletic clothing botiue, a luggage department and a brand new children's clothing shop. The entire Eaton's store is being remodelled. Between now. and November, 1990' almost ail of the eisting store will be refurbished. Jerry Barrs, an Eaton's man for 40 years and manager at the Oshawa Centre since Nov., 1987, welcomes the renovations. He describes the overbaul as including 'new carpeting, new aisle patterns, new tiling,, new treatments -- everything newly refurbished and refixtured.' The rnerchandise and displays in 60 departments will refleet lifestyles. As example,' the refurbished Eaton's will consider the aging population with larger signage and color-coded sections for easier visual eues. The store will bè roomier with 7 foot aisies. And, with more space, there will be greater inerchandise selection aýnd depth.. TE VOLUNTEENS of the Whitby General Hospital were recognized in au awards ceremony lest week. Soo- Luen Tom (left) 'who was chosen Volunteen of the year is pictured visiting Millie Read. Whtby Fr.. Prom Photo. CO-ORINTE YIDRECO WALLPAPERBOS LD e eS SeL. * * 2291% IL MRVI F/4MILY Or MIUTUAL FUNO4S OLDEN GATEF. 1 rýxf