14 economist sunsuntribune polo for heart saturday june 19 2004 i if you are v ef its renovation time- act now and save f wf complimentary 90 minute fitness f assessment with a personal trainer x of the v ob check into our summer student memberships 53 check out pur commitment k free membership a state of the aft exercise gym r free weight room cliiltl care squash courts cycle studio aqua fit nia salsa burn power yoga pilates tai chi yoga still waters muscle mania personal trainers j reciprocal membership privileges at the adelaide club downtown and ontario racquet club mississmjga ask for details v markham located in the hilton suites iortinuiiurkjiam coiifcroncoxnlit spa 8500 warden ave at hwy 7 9054702400 polo for heart shines for silver anniversary international polo will assume a new lustre for the 25th annual polo for heart tournament june 25 to 27 at the gormley polo centre in richmond hill polo for hearts silver anniversary will open with a star studded cast of both world ranked polo players and vis iting celebrities the annual charity tournament has raised more than 35 million for heart and stroke research national tv coverage will also bring added stature to the event with tsn providing primetime coverage of two of the feature high goal games tv host rod black will be joined by veteran polo analyst tony cappolla of west palm beachflorida the road to the 25th anniversary is paved with a series of polo for heart social and community events for both patrons and sport fans for the festive holiday season polo for heart joined forces with the toronto philharmonia under the magnetic baton of maestro kerry stratton for the annual christmas concert dec 14 entitled christmas in vienna the right to conduct radeskys march in the sec ond half of the program was auctioned during intermission with all proceeds to polo for heart in october 45 guests made a day trip to niagara on the lake for a private fash ion show by la creme decor a sumptu ous afternoon tea at the prince of wales hotel and a shopping spree at the delightfully festooned stores of the town in late april two bus loads of enthusi astic shoppers aka polo for heart patrons visited the charming village of st jacobs dined at the quaint benjamins restaurant inn and later enjoyed a pri vate spring fashion show presented by la creme and essentially black the annual black white polo ball june 10th at the manor at carrying place golf country club sported a new image under the masterful co-chairper- sonship of beth egan of aurora and susan anderson a black and white theme permeated the event with a funky dress code encouraged an oyster bar and inspired food sta tions provided the substance while local band gofreddiego provided the enter tainment more than 30000 was raised fastpaced international polo action remains the centrepiece of the 25th anniversary tournament with two daily matches played at noon and 130 pm friday saturday and sunday with grandstand seating facing the polo field in between games visitors can enjoy family spectating and interactive activi ties including childrens workshops car riage driving and ballet on horseback dressage demonstrations the boutique village is a shopping mecca of unique oneofakind mer chandise from gifted craftspeople and artisans visitors can enjoy the public food concessions or bring their own sumptu ous picnic luncheon with daily prizes for best win place and show gourmet presentations polo for heart is held at the gormley polo centre 30 minutes from down town toronto on leslie street just south of bloomington sideroad general admission is 10 per person with children 12 and under free parking is included gates open to the public at 1030 am and close at 430 pm all three days of the tournament after 55 years toromark furniture ouse to all the loyal and valued customers of toromark i wish to thank you for your patronage over the years i trust that toromark has served you well you have been great customers and it was toromarks pleasure to deal with you unfortunately times change and markham has changed over the past few years with the big box stores growing so quickly and so large it made it very difficult for a small quality serviceoriented furniture store to survive my grandfather curt fleischer a wise merchant could foresee the changes happening in markham and he pleaded with me some six years ago to close the store but at my urging it remained open in hope that there were enough customers who still appreciated friendly reliable service and quality wood furniture unfortunately those customers are a dying breed and although i tried desperately to keep the doors open it became painfully apparent both financially and emotionally that it was time to stop the profuse bleeding i had to do and i did what was best for my family and i am sure that toromark customers will understand i am continuing to do reupholstering of your good quality furniture and as well the sale of some new merchandise will gladly bring samples to your home and attend with you at showrooms if necessary you may reach me at my home office by calling 9056697015 when one door closes another door opens and i hope to have the pleasure of serving you once again in the future i i l 1 i c stephen rain i i