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lassic Lifestyle am the Shoeman ational Trust ohn‘s Unique Auto ports Experience ur Press â€"Pref. Plumbing lay it Again Spts | Volume 94 Edition 1 Jason Murison Carl Hives Brandon Prospero Anthony Romano Anthony Trinca Kiel Smith Jon Kiru Collin Bateman Dennis Montagnese Kyle Jaschuk Joshau Trevisan Demitri Costoglou Joseph Paul Chris Barbosa Theo Bagnato NOVICE DIVISION â€" LEAGUE SCORING LIST Name Team Gls Asst Pim Pts TYoRK DATE: â€" Thursday, April 7, 1994 TIME: â€" 7:00 P.M. PLACE: Weston Collegiate Institute (Auditorium) 100 Pine Street The City of York will hold an INFORMAL OPEN HOUSE MEETING AT 7:00 P.M. ON THURSDAY, April 7, 1994 in Weston Collegiate Institute relating to the WESTON SECONDARY PLANSTUDY. The Study Area is shown on the map. STUDY OBJECTIVES The Weston area has been under considerable development pressure in recent years and concerns have been expressed about the form redevelopment has taken. The purpose of the Weston Secondary Plan Study is to introduce policies, regulations and guidelines into the City‘s Official Plan and Zoning Byâ€"law to address the community‘s concerns, and establish a framework for future redevelopment that will maintain the unique characteristics of the Weston area and to stimulate new business activity along Weston Road. STUDY PROCESS The Study is being done in three phases: Phase I: Initial Ideas Working Pafiers . Phase II: Draft Concept Plan and Urban Design Guidelines Phase III: â€" Final Recommendations AC;tyovf York Plannin g and Economic Development Department at 394â€"2868. Dated at the City of York this 8th day of March, 1994 C. RODRIGO CITYCLERK This OPEN HOUSE allows the consulting firms hired to undertake the Weston Secondary Plan Study (Berridge Lewinberg Greenberg Ltd. and DSâ€"Lea Associates Ltd.) to explain their final recommendations and implementation strategy. It provides an opportunity for the public to comment and ask questions regarding the Study. THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL PUBLIC MEETING PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE PLANNING ACT. Notice of the Official Public Meeting will be announced in due course, as required and prescribed in the Planning Act. FURTHER INFORMATION Further information may also be obtained by teleplloning Susan Smallwood of the PURPOSE OF THE FINAL PHASE INFORMATION MEETING ___ INFORMAL OPENHOUSE WESTONSECONDARY PLAN STUDY WESTON MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE NOVICE DIVISION FINAL TEAM STANDINGS END OF REGULAR SEASON GP W L T GF GA PTS Classic Lifestyle National Trust Aâ€"Preferred Sam the Shoeman John‘s Unique Sports Experience Sports Experience Arthur Press Sports Experience John‘s Unique Sam the Shoeman John‘s Unique Sports Experience Sports Experience Classic Lifestyle 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 12 18 60 51 38 34 28 22 14 27 19 13 14 14 10 12 102 17 79 77 74 61 213 22 13 15 22 15 12 12 12 12 50 67 38 60 71 85 81 93 235 20 18 17 16 15 15 72 59 50 42 41 37 36 34 34 235 23 21 19 19 17 Thursday April 7 ‘94 â€" 7:00 pm Weston Collegiate Institute â€" Auditorium 100 Pine Street This OPEN HOUSE will allow the consulting firms to explain their final recommendations and implementation strategy. It also provides an opportunity for the public to comment and ask questions. Information may be obtained by phoning Susan Smallwood at (416) 394â€"2868. WESTON SECONDARY PLAN STUDY As part of the celebration of Humber | Heritage Day, Sunday, May 15 ©‘94, Mar; Mossman, Mary Lou Ashbourne and Bob Given will lead a walking tour along the Humber River leaving | The Old Mill parking lot at 1:30 pm and finishing back at The Old Mill for | tea and cookies. The weather will be \ perfect so put on your walking shoes | and come and enjoy a stroll along the river. ‘ INFORMAL OPEN HOUSE WESTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY WESTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY Plan to Join Us â€" You‘dbe Most Welcome! AT WESTMINSTER CHURCH NEXT MEETING WEDNESDAY MAY 4th, 1994 WESTON NEWS & VIEWS 8:00 pm YOUR PERSONAL FIFTEEN WORD AD IN THIS COLUMN 188 WILLIAM STREET WESTON ONTARIO MIN 2H 1 See page 2 for Deadline Dates Phone Number and Address Available for Tutoring All Grades and Subjects _ Available Afternoons ancf Evenings ROOFINGâ€" SHEET METAL â€" ALUMINUM CONTRACTORS Shingle and Flat Roofs â€" Eavestroughing â€" Siding Soffits â€" Fascias â€" Skylites BUSINESS CARD FOR NON BIA MEMBERS â€" $60.00 per issue YOUR MARKETPLACE Two Qualified Teachers an 3 Study Area E |_? T T 2 Sfi Call (416) 235â€"0489 Ask for Susan or John TUTORS $2.00 416â€"769â€"2569 Key Map Page 7