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z> By HOWARD MOZEL [2 Oakville Beaver Staff x3 â€" The people who brought you O z2 Towne Square now present the 9 Smithâ€"Triller Viaduct. 2 â€" That‘s the official name of the < Upper Middle Road Bridge which is < currently under construction and slated to open Aug. 20th. Council approved the moniker Monday night after considering six names proposed by an ad hoc comâ€" mittee consisting of the mayor, Deputy Town manager Peter Wagland and councillors Mark A cultural event of mixed media featuring dixieland, blues, latin and traditional jazz at the Towne Square stage, 216 Lakeshore Road East beginning Friday night. Other highlights include: * Art ‘N Jazz Plaza * â€" Saturday at Centennial Plaza It‘s a melange of mixed media as jazz and art cater to your ears and eyes. * Taste Tour Downtown Style * â€"â€" Friday and Saturday Various restaurants will jazz it up with live bands and special menu features. * Children‘s "Jazz Hazz" Workshop * â€" Saturday at Lakeside Park A fun, informative workshop all about what Jazz has‘. A complete schedule will be available in an upcoming edition of the Oakville Beaver. Call 815â€"2000 to hear a recorded message. This event is made possible through a Rannership between the Town of Oakville, Downtown Oakville B.1.A. and the Oakville Beaver. Air Conditioning Oil Lube Filter Wheel Balance Checkâ€"up plus Freon in m fls n L 1y eJ\ ayay e L4 6 m % Royal Life is a proud sponsor of the Oaki .â€"Â¥., A Sponsor Of Note y Sensational Value sooters on. Film Develop‘i'ng 100% Canadian Owned Oakville Jazz Festival x}* July 23 24, 1993 Downtown Oakville is a proud sponsor of the Oakville Jazz Festival LJiM CI1oniIn Ol Lube 19.‘ 14." Expires July 23rd â€" Must present coupon 670 Fourth Line Unit 20 338â€"5163 FIVVE, 24 eqp. prepaid c41, 110, 126, 135 full frames only. Expires Aug. 31/93 125 Cross Ave. â€" Trafalgar Village e 844â€"4474 OLYMPIA AUTO SERVICES SALES LTD Brown and Sean Weir. Weir, however, was among the first who said he would not support the Smithâ€"Triller Viaduct option, preferring instead the Abbey Oaks Bridge. The selection conjured memories of the contest to name the Town Square at George Street and Lakeshore Road which ended with "Towne Square" being chosen the winner. "Let‘s pick a name people will actually use," he said. While infinitely more imaginaâ€" tive, the bridge finalists ranged for 4x6 prints Tire Rotating from the obvious to the truly obscure. 19.95 â€" In addition to the winning entry and Weir‘s favored Abbey Oaks Bridge, the short list included River Glen Bridge, Unity Bridge, Unity Crossing and, last but not least, the Old Open Trussel Bridge. The Smithâ€"Triller Viaduct is the brainchild of resident William Gregg, who incorporated the surâ€" names of two of Oakville‘s earliest industrialists â€" Phillip Triller and Thompson Smith â€" who each owned mills in the valley on either side of the bridge site. The Oakville North News is published every Friday by the Oakville Beaver 467 Speers Rd. Oakville, Ont. L6K 384. Editorial inquiries should be directed to the Oakville North News Editorial Coâ€"ordinator, Wilma Blokhuis. Phone: 845â€"3824, Fax: 845â€"3085, Classified: 845â€"2809, Circulation: 845â€"9742 lan Oliver, Publisher Bob Glasbey, Advertising Director Stephen Elioff, Advertising Manager Mark Yesford, Retail Ad Manager Norman Alexander, Editor Geoff Hill, Circulation Director Teri Casas, Office Manager Tim Coles, Production Manager Serving Glen Abbey, River Oaks \7?0quois Ridge Oakville 440 Speers Road ASKET Not valid in conjunction with any other discount offer. Not redeemable as cash. Offer ends soon so come in and ask for details W‘ PW plus taxes One 12" medium pizza, 3 toppinge and one garlic cheese fingers % Only Pizza Delight | _ "emameme plu9 taxes Y l‘ [ 134 Lakeshore Rd. W., Oakville e242â€"2240 Carnations ony.! ‘‘We Deliver‘"‘ When the bridge spanning Sixteen Mile Creek â€" the largest ever constructed in Oakville â€" opens Aug. 20th, it will officially link the communities of Glen Abbey and River Oaks. Monday‘s decision was necessary so that a plaque could be prepared in time for the reception. It was also suggested Monday night that by choosing the Smithâ€" Triller option, the two members of Council named Smith (Tedd and Jim) could tell their grandchildren the span was named after them. Bridge opening ceremonies are being organized by the Glen Abbey is iss 11 Classified..................... 12â€"15 Ratepayers Update............. 3 Coming Up . . . North ......... T. 8 Travel Entertainment.....10 ations only§49l?o Roses m.ym (open 7 days a week) Doz. Doz. Residents Association as part of its annual Summerfest, with participaâ€" tion from the River Oaks Association of Residents. Monastery Plaza plans expansion By CHERYL ELLIOT Special to the North News Monastery Plaza in Glen Abbey will have an additional eight units by the spring of 1994. The History Hill Group â€" the industrial and commercial division of Greenpark Homes â€" bought the vacant lot at the corner of Monastery Gate and Nottinghill Gate from ESSO three months ago. According to the president, Angelo Baldassarra, the Group is seeking Town of Oakville approval to build an 8,000â€" to 9,000â€" square foot extension to Monastery Plaza, at an estimated cost of $500,000. "The land is already zoned comâ€" mercial," said Baldassarra, "but we have to go through the channels to get the permit to build." The site was originally marked for a gas station, but community did not like it, added. The architecture of the extension will be in keeping with the original plaza which was built six years ago, said Baldassarra. So far, he has enquiries from prospective tenants for a restaurant, a video store, and a photo shop. Baldassarra said he would not lease the land in the interim for use as a basketball court, as suggested by Glen Abbey Residents Association (GARA) president, Stephen Klein, at a recent GARA meeting. He said he will start buildâ€" ing the plaza extension as soon as he receives Town of Oakville approval to proceed. The History Hill Group also owns two other plazas in Glen Abbey â€" one at Third Line and Upper Middle Road, and another at Heritage Way and Reeves Gate.