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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE CITY OF YORK Many thanks to all students, staff and community members from Ward 6, who helped sign our "Go Leafs Go" banner. The banner was made by the students from C. R. Marchant Senior Public School, and was covered with over 4,000 signatures from all of my schools. Student representatives, Alan Tonks and myself, presented the banner to Doug Gilmour and the Leafs on Friday, May 14, '93. Our banner is proudly hanging in the Gardens, hopefully bringing the Leafs lots of luck!! The Edufest Kick-Off-Breakfast was a resounding success with over S2,000.00 being raised for a new scholarship for York Humber students. Hats off to all who participated during Edufest '93. H. J. Alexander Community School has now been given the necessary approvals for replacement. Demolition and construction is slated to begin in September 1993. It will be great to finally give this community a new educational facility. Our children's safety is a number one priority. This past week, I have been trying to speed up the process for traffic lights at Ralph Street-Lawrence Avenue and Weston Road-King Street. I had meetings with Alan Tonks, various Metro Traffic and Ministry of Transportation officials. There are going to be a number of further traffic studies at the end of May. Although no official decision has been made, I will continue to work for a quick resolution to this on-going safety problem in our community. With the summer holidays fast approaching, I wish all of you a safe and happy summer. Please feel free to contact me if you have any concerns or suggestions at 394-4454. Watch for Ward 6 students participating in the Weston ,l7jL'ln/il,1 Market opening on June 12th! Come out and say "He o"! 8 John Street Weston, Ontario Canada, M9N 1J3 RSttiii?.. k By:???.': Specialists in Cuckoo Clocks Expert Clock db Watch Repairs Done on Premises BLACK FOREST CLOCK SHOP l..:,],,.?.?,:.!.?,,,!,.!',..,:,!,,. _rptt,,la,itg..l.... BONNIE TAYLOR Trustee - Ward Vii Karl H. Sieffert Master Clock Maker Tel: (416) 249-3616 .. '"s.rfiii"irkt , 'tl: ii'tiiiiitiit' ,.tepi%'s, 'iEiigittlii Jjf:i'i't?j:jii:jljlj?22 ' 'WNRRI2k (?ii"ff::i:i wr AlN2NN2Ntt? ;:;.;:;.;:;;;:;§?3<\\W. 'C." “hwy _ Rt i8i8i8K88K88 w 'k" \ 1itititiWWt ':S, _ 'sit' 's%iiieiiEWitg , .. Kiiimi8eM8Ei ii% W88tiMWiiiii " s1ii%rijir.t f WW Hs‘kk-nz-A: x _ 'syy. Fi" IK, hts':iies'. V tttwt' CELEBRATE YORK!, OUR FIRST 200 YEARS! _ York Township and we're celebrating all year Bong. Saturday, June 19 - Community Sunday, July 11 - Canat Festival sponsored by Syme Imperial Bank of Commerce (h Senior Centre & Syme Family District) family picnic. 7 Centre. Live entertainment, penny Bicetennial fund raiser will fea carnival, food, displays and a carnival activities and events. 0 contest. On Rockcliffe Sr. Public l to everyone. Food and refreshm School grounds, 400 Rockcliffe l will be sold. From 11 am to 3 pr Blvd. from 11 am to 7 pm. Fairbank Park. Rain date, July Sunday, June 27 - Harwood For information, call 241-9176. Ratepayers Association 10th Friday, August 20 - A mu: Anniversary Community Picnic. evening in celebration of Games, ponies, steel-drum band, Bicentennial. The Weston Si singing and dancing groups, races Band and the Young Ambassa and Bicentennial display, from 12 Brass Band of Great Britain to 4 pm. in Harwood Park. perform in the auditorium of _ Wednesday, June 30 - Memorial Collegiate Institute, 2 Bicentennial Ball hosted by l Bglinton Avenue W. at 8 pm. Army, Navy & Air Force - tickets, call 754-7437 or 240-38 Lambton Unit 212. Dance the Sunday, August 29 - The off night away. Hot dinner and prizes "Birthday Party" for l for period costumes. Dinner at 7 _ Everyone is invited to a picni pm, dance starts 8:30 pm at g Lambton Park. Histo Centennial Hall, 702 Jane Street. I re-enactments, old-fashi; for tickets and information call l games, 25¢ hotdogs, 767-7722. _ entertainment, a beer-tent, displ Thursday, July l - Celebrate Canada and York's Bicentennial at the annual Canada Day festival at City Hall, 2700 Eglinton Avenue West. Activities, sports events, refreshments and entertainment for all ages. 1993 marks the 200th Anniversary of thtforma!ion of HOT 8 COLD DAILY LUNCHEONS Eat in or Take Out oostdeasae't;ltoost,ei. Call and arrange for our fresh Sandwich Salad and Cold Cut Trays HAVING A MEETING? or a PARTY? Quality at its Best and our Prices are Reasonable! Our Freshness is Guaranteed, W» Sappet gem” " T Deli Sunday, July 1f - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (York District) family picnic. This Bicetennial fund raiser will feature carnival activities and events. Open to everyone. Food and refreshments will be sold. From 11 am to 3 pm in Fairbank Park. Rain date, July 18. For information, call 241-9176. Friday, August 20 - A musical evening in celebration of the Bicentennial. The Weston Silver Band and the Young Ambassadors Brass Band of Great Britain will perform in the auditorium of York Memorial Collegiate Institute, 2690 Eglinton Avenue W. at 8 pm. For tickets, call 754-7437 or 240-3835. Sunday, August 29 - The official "Birthday Party" for York. Everyone is invited to a picnic in Lambton Park. Historical re-enactments, old-fashioned games, 25¢ hotdogs, live entertainment, a beer-tent, displays, art sale and souvenirs. Special guest is the Hon. Henry N. Jackman, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. From 12 to 9 pm. 2000 Weston Road (416) 246-0304 (between Little 8 King) Page 4