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~ Congratulations to Trisha Bellchamber, resident of Weston, and student at York Memorial C.I Trisha was recently presented with the Board‘s Award of Merit in recognition of her winning a Gold Medal at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association. for the 50â€"metre butterfly. With my first term as your Trustee coming to an end, I would like to thank all of you who have supported me this past term. I will be seeking reâ€"election, and I look forward to serving and representing you again as your Trustee. As always if you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at 394â€"4454. â€" _ Don‘t forget Weston Memorial‘s 75th Anniversary celebrations June 2,3 & 4. You won‘t want to miss this event. â€" Construction at H.J. Alexander Community School is proceeding on schedule, with completion anticipated next spring! Watch for the "decorated" hoarding around the site being painted by each class from the school! Collegiate High School Students. Students have been wearing purple ribbons for the past 3 weeks. As Student Council President Julia Ruffolo explains, "As Students. we must speak out to show that we oppose violence in our schools. and wearing a ribbon is making a strong statement to other students that we will not tolerate violence in our schools". onâ€"site experience with access to the Galileo Reservation System. A full report is available from Patricia Shaughnessy at 394â€"2139 or give me a call. â€" Violence in our Schools is being addressed by Weston now being addressed by Metro Traffic Dept. We do not have a "green light" yet, but we are one step closer to realization. A special thanks to Councillor McDonald for his assistance in helping to speed up the process. â€" Weston Collegiate and Goliger‘s Travel to be Partners. The Board has directed staff to have Goliger‘s Travel International Ltd. establish a travel agency at Weston Colligate commencing September 1994. This partnership will give students taking the Travel and Tourism program at Weston Colligate a unique, The school year is coming to an end, and spring is definitely in the air! I have a few items I‘d like to report on: â€" A special thanks to those from the community who attended the recent Edufest Kickâ€"offâ€"Breakfast at Weston Collegiate. The breakfast was a huge success, raising over $1700.00. The money will be used to purchase Marching Jackets for the Weston Band â€" watch for them in the next Santa Claus Parade. A portion of the money will also be used to send underprivileged kids to camp this summer! â€" Our efforts to have a traffic light installed at Lawrence & Ralph after consultations with the Cityv of York officials are BONNIE TAYLOR Volume 94 Edition 2 SUPPORT YOUR LOC@L MERCcHEANTS! School Trustee Ward 6 WESTON LIONS DONG@TE $5,000 TO WEST PARIK HOSPITAL SPECIAL C@RE UNIT WESTON NEWS & VIEWS CQ 1758 WESTON ROAD Tel: (416) 614â€"2142 Fax: (416) 614â€"2142 TONY‘S HARDWARE OME TO THE KING OF HARD HOUSEW 3 â€" l d /m Mzazt Towy ... YOUR HARDWARE CUY! DISCOVER VARIETY PRICE SELECTION HOUSEWARES J PAINT L e Toors/â€"</‘ uPLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES The Lions presented their cheque to West Park Hospital Foundation March 9, 1994 at the club‘s 53rd Anniversary dinner. Funds were raised through Weston Lions Arena Snack Bar, Pancake Breakfasts and Blue Jay giveâ€"aways. Left to right: Irma Rijff, Nurse Manager, Diane Hepple, Director of Development, West Park Hospital Foundation, Weston Lions Treasurer Joe Trauzzi. HARDWARE RDWARE 57 K Page 5