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. 23, 1994 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER The Dance is the thlng at the Oakville Centre he Oakville Centre for the I Performing Arts hasn‘t missed a step when it comes bringing great entertainment... p Close To Home! The ‘93â€"‘94 htch A Shining Star professional iooting Stars series concludes ith TORONTO DANCE THEâ€" RE, April 9th, 8 p.m. Featured will be TORONTO ANCE THEATRE‘S 14 internaâ€" pnally acclaimed dancers bringâ€" g a new element to their perforâ€" ance. The company will incorâ€" rate The Oakville ntre/TORONTO DANCE THEâ€" RE residency program stuâ€" nts. For the past six months, comâ€" unity dancers have been develâ€" ping their skills in the Martha raham technique in a residency ogram under the instruction of ORONTO DANCE THEATRE nior instructors. This program 1minates in TORONTO DANCE HEATRE‘S April 9th presentaâ€" pn, when they perform in Islands d Sacre Conversazione. The Oakville Center/TORONâ€" O DANCE THEATRE senior sidency member Kim Hall noted e‘re all (in the residency proâ€" am) going to reach the ultimate pal of performing with the comâ€" hny... Very few people can say at they‘ve danced with TORONâ€" O DANCE THEATRE. That‘s kciting!" Heather Moroz added t has truly been a great experiâ€" ence. I have learned a lot of new skills! It‘s a wonderful program!" Leading these aspiring perâ€" formers will be the TORONTO DANCE THEATRE company dancers under the direction of resâ€" ident choreographers David Earle, Christopher House and Peter Randazzo. David Earle coâ€"founded the Toronto Dance Theatre in 1968 and appointed Artistic Director in 1987. Through his 25 years with TORONTO DANCE THEATRE, Earle has created over 40 works for the company including Sacre Conversazione, which will be perâ€" formed on April 9th. In 1987, Earle received both the Clifford E. Lee Award from the Banff Festival of the Arts and the Dora Mavor Award for best choreograâ€" phy for Sunrise. In 1988 along with TORONTO DANCE THEâ€" ATRE coâ€"founders Peter Randazzo and Patricia Beatty, he received the Toronto Arts Award for Performing Arts. Christopher House first appeared with TORONTO DANCE THEATRE in 1978 and subsequently performed more than fifty roles for the company around the world. The award winning House was named Associate Artistic Director in October 1992. Earle, House and Randazzo‘s brilliant artistic and choreographic talents have taken TORONTO DANCE THEATRE around the Top student public speakers fulticulturalism. r0nored by Separate Board The Halton Roman Catholic School Board recently recognized the folâ€" )wing students in the annual public speaking competition: Hsien Yeang cow, a Grade 8 student at St. Vincent School was top presenter in the East ivision (all Oakville schools) for her topic, The Supermarket while nthony Ludgate, Grade 4, St. John School, Burlington was the top presenâ€" r in the West Division (all Burlington schools) for My Hero and Erin eiffer, Grade 7, St. Peter School in Milton won in the North Division cton, Georgetown and Milton schools) for her speech on In the Secondary Division, two Bishop Reding Secondary School stuâ€" nts walked away with top honors: Karen Connors, Grade 11 in the Senior ivision for The Elderly and Janet Clay, Grade 10, in the Intermediate ision for her presentation, The Common Cold. In the Junior Division, French Immersion, Patrick Mallan, a Grade 6 St. htrick School student was top presenter with La reflection dans mon iroir while Laura Laycock a Grade 8 St. Joseph‘s School student won for r topic, L‘ annee 2004 in the Intermediate Division. Daniela bodnar, a Grade 7 Holy Rosary School student won the Core jench Division for her presentation, Mon petit frere. BRILLAND CANADA $ LARGEST HURRY! i _ SALE ENDS \AT., MARCH 26th! [IAPER FLANNELETTE \pprox. 68cm wide, 00% cotton. NOW Special Selection! BOTTOMWEIGHT -?15cm wide. 299 | W bpecial Selection! pOTTON PARADE 115cm 00%catton Our Reg. 399 M Special Selection! CONNECTION .98 m NOW 15cm wide, “99 1| 100% rayon | es SALE® ON SELECTED MERCHANDISE FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR Special Selection! ASSORTED KNIT Ends 150cm wide. 1 99 ONLY mM Special Selection! COTTON PRINTS 140â€"150cm wide 100% cotton. 299 NOW m Special Selection! SWEATSUIT FLEECE Ends 99 ONLY 3 [ BUTTERICK 150cm wide. See Sew Patterns ONLY 99¢ All Other Inâ€"Stock BUTTERICK Patterns, BUY 1 at M.S.R. Price, GET 2 FREE! le in effect March 9â€"26, 1994. Most items available in most stores. Look for the red sale tags. Please Note: the term "Our Reg." refers to Fabricland‘s regular chainâ€"store price. 140 Rebecca S$t. Oakville 844â€"7728 ; FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR Now open Sundays noon til 5 p.m. Olympic Arts Festival in 1988. This year‘s tour will take them to Atlantic Canada and Germany, where they will perform n 9 cities in the state of Badenâ€"Wurtemburg. So now it‘s your turn to step into the world of dance with the TORONTO DANCE THEATRE, any of the TORONTO DANCE THEATRE support programming, including REEL MOTION (film series), BODY MOVES (stretch and Strength workshops) or the Exhibit of Dance at the Town of Oakville main offices (1225 Trafalgar Rd.) you are entitled to Take a step in the right direcâ€" tion with TORONTO DANCE THEATRE! For further information, and ticket reservations call the Ticket Office at 815â€"2021. Open Monday to Friday, 12 Noon to 5 p.m. The Oakville Centre is located at 130 world including performances in â€" when they appear at The Oakville Centre April 9th, 8 p.m. And don‘t forget, when you participate in Navy Street (north end of the Centennial Plaza complex) in downtown Oakville. a 20% savings on your purchase of tickets to the April 9th perforâ€" mance. North and South America, Europe, Asia, and the prestigious Seoul TOWN HALL MEETING CALENDAR With the arrival of Spring, residents planning to build a fence should be aware that the Town regulates the height and location of fences under Byâ€"Law 1991â€"247. REGULAR COUNCIL A copy of this byâ€"law may be obtained at the Byâ€"Law/Licensing office in Town Hall MEETING or by calling 845â€"6601, Ext. 3255 of Ext. 3258. Monday, March 28, 1994 If the proposed fence cannot comply with the byâ€"law, homeowners may apply to the Committee of Adjustment for a variance to the byâ€"law by contacting the Zoning 7:30 p.m. section of the Building Department at 845â€"6601, Ext. 3174. Council Chamber PLAN AHEAD TODAY... FOR PEACE OF MIND TOMORROW PUBLIC MEETING CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL When death occurs in the family, so many decisions must be V <7 ) ASSESSMENT STUDY made and a great number of these decisions involve the \W/ FOR W/ cemetery and the alternatives that are available. The Town of Oakville â€" Cemetery Division â€" offers a number of TWELVEâ€"MILE CREEK/BURLOAK DRIVE AREA alternatives for you. Our courteous staff are sensitive to your needs and we can assist you in making your arrangements. OF WEST OAKVILLE M The Town of Oakville operates two active cemeteries to suit BACKGROUND $3A your needs: Trafaigar Lawn Cemetery, located on Highway A #5 overlooking the Sixteen Mile Creek, and St. Jude‘s Cemetery, located on Lakeshore Road at the foot of Margaret Drive. Be comfortable discussing your plans with us... we understand. From 1989 to 1991 the Town of Oakville, in conjunction with the Region of Halton and the City of Burlington, carried out a comprehensive planning study which culminated in the preparation and approval of the Burloak Secondary Plan and required Official Plan Amendments. The transportation component identified the need for the following major transportation facilities south of the QEW: * a new northerly crossing of the Twelveâ€"Mile Creek * a new southerly crossing of the Twelveâ€"Mile Creek * the widening and realignment of Burloak Drive north of Rebecca Street and a grade separation at the CN tracks CURRENT STUDY In April 1993, the Town of Oakville, in conjunction with the City of Burllngton commenced a studY1 of these facilities in accordance with the requirements of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Road Projects. On June 24, 1993, a public meeting was held to review the study approach, updated transportation analysis and alternative solutions. On November 4, 1993, a public meeting was held to review the alternative alignments. On January 29, 1994 a public open house/workshop was held to review the preliminary technical preference. Subsequently, the Steering Committee reviewed the preliminary technical preference in light of public comments and additional technical analysis. Taking into consideration the technical analysis of all components of the environment, public comments and technical agencies‘ comments, the network as shown below, has been identified To receive your complimentary copy of our Oakville Cemeteries brochure, call or write: THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE CEMETERIES P.O. BOX 310 OAKVILLE, ONTARIO L6J 5A6 (905) 338â€"4236 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING 1994 CORNWALL ROAD CONSTRUCTION Trafalgar R hartwell Ro The Town of Oakville Department of Public Works has scheduled a public information/open house meeting to discuss the engineering plans and construction details for the proposed extension of the Speers/Cornwall Road facility in 1994 from Trafalgar Road to Chartwell Road. The meeting will take place as follows: Date: THl:RSDAY’ MARCH 24, 1994 as being the preferred alternative. Location: Trafalgar Room i 3 MARCH 24, 1994 PUBLIC MEETING Oakville Municipal Building In order to provide the opportunity for members of the public, 1225 Trafalgar Road landowners and technical agencies to review and provide Time: 7:00â€"9:30 p.m. comments about the preferred network, a public meeting will be held on: THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1994 700 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. WITH A PRESENTATION AT 7:30 p.m. AUDITORIUM â€" HALTON REGIONAL CENTRE 1151 BRONTE ROAD, OAKVILLE Following the review and consideration of the comments which are received, the study findings and recommendations will be reviewed at a Special Public/Town Council meeting in May/June 1994. If you have any questions or comments, please contact: The 1994 construction is a continuation and extension of the 1993 project which completed some initial Cornwall Road work between Reynolds Street and the Old Mill Road GO Station. The 1994 stage is intended to complete a new roadway between Reynolds Street and Chartwell Road, with associated roadworks for the intersecting sidestreets (Reynolds St./Pine Ave., Allan St., Watson Ave., Chartwell Rd.) Typical construction features will include new roadway pavement, curbs, sidewalks, storm sewers, building demolitions, retaining walls, creek culverts, noise Bill butler, P. Eng. Department of Planning Services barriers, landscape treatments, roadway illumination, Town of Oakville traffic signalization, and utility relocations. P.O. Box 310 : 4 ; § Oakville, Ontario For further information regarding this project or the L6J 5A6 meeting to be held, please contact Mr. Dave Bloomer, Telephone: 338â€"4190 ext. 3320 P.Eng., Town of Oakville Department of Public Works, at Fax: 338â€"4414 338â€"4423. PREFERRED ULTIMATE NETWORK â€" O.H. Ellis, P.Eng., AS IDENTIFIED BY THE STEERING COMMITTEE Director of Public Works 1994 02 28 x Location of Public Meeting Halton Regional Centre AuditorIium wYECRO NOHTHERLV CHOSSING Alternatives are being n reviewed. The preferred alignment to be Identitled at March 24, 1994 meeting. REGION OF HALTON wST 4 BURLOAK DRIVE: » > Realignment and widening | A CA *"**| (as shown) north ot ‘\ 3 Q“ Rebecca St. with subway "\\ structure at CNR 1 Lzm.r .l q CE > x FA\RVlE â€"~â€" z. : .._ _E [anronte Roap: _ \Reconsu uction to \L{ W S| 2 lanes with curbs, | [ '\ with a continuous |â€"â€" 4 lanes 1 2 BURLINGTON 4 lanes ' x § “ i0 p !i Aav, foasrer ‘\‘Mm’ kitoswoon S1 A Ty. s13 Ai!/% _‘ 4 lanes 1 [ sOUTHERLY CROSSING # $1â€" 3 lane roadway o PK. DA » cnssc 0"1 (2 lanes with 'ofl‘:{‘ Q centre turn lane) \‘fl‘ â€" 4 lane brigge width ucnnmnv momwo ‘y;J Phats * musw: 5 f\ 1 +0Â¥ o_ â€" ST. nm |_t|_| We my~ \ Ees LAKESHORE ROAD WEST 1225 TRAFALGAR ROAD + OAKVILLE, ONTARIO LBH 2L1