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19 1} t § [ al Page 8 THE YORK NEWS May, 1980 These displays will be restricted to two feet from the front wall of the building and raised a minimum of two feet above the sidewalk. Structures are to be temporary and must be moved at any time upon notification of the Commissioner of Works. The two foot restriction ensures that there will be no display from the curb of the sidewalk for an area of seven feet maintaining a good area for pedestrian walkâ€"through. If a building is on a side street, the display must be setback ten feet from the rear of the property and the building Outdoor Cafes Cafes of this type will be permitted only in associaâ€" tion with an existing restaurant. The area of the outdoor cafe must not exceed 50% of the indoor restaurant floor ‘area devoted to patron use. These â€"cafes are also restricted to the seven foot setback from the curb, and again must be removed at any time upon notification. York sidewalk display control Anything goes â€" May 7, 8, 9, 10 Since September, 1975 Milton and Kally Janetakes have owned and operated Squibbs Stationery Shop in Weston. Recently retiring from the business, the couple will be missed by many Weston Residents. A family affair, the shop was operated by Mr. and Mrs. Janetakes and son Michael. Michael will still be seen around Weston as he is branching out on his own as M. J. Creative Services. The following is a brief outline of the recommenâ€" dations which are to be considered by the Borough of York‘s Planning Board, on May 8, 1980. Outside Display Anything Goes is an entertaining play, well worth watching. Tickets are on sale now: $3 for the orchestra, $2.50 for the balcony. For further information, please contact the school. Under the directorship of Mr. Peter Miller, the show will boast a cast of 43, and a 17â€"piece pit band. The stage crew, under the guidance of Mr. Ernie Dawson, has spent long hours transforming the W.C.I. stage into the stern of a cruise ship. Over the years, Weston Collegiate has thoroughly entertained the community by presenting an annual musical. The spring of 1980 will be no different than the others. On the evenings of May 7, 8, 9, and 10, the staff and students of Weston will be presenting "Anything Goes"., last month, we ran photos of the Winners of Sooter Studio‘s Baby Contest. However, because there was a mixâ€"up in placing their names, we have run the winners again, with the proper name below. All of the above Jessica Brissette The report in greater detail can be seen at the Borough‘s Planning Department and will be explained by the board to the public at a meeting to be held on May 8, at 7:15 pim., at. the Council Chambers in the Municipal Building, 2700 Eglinton Avenue West. in orderâ€" that â€"any homeowners are not affected by the display. All display areas must be surfaced and remain a hard surface. Awnings All awnings will have to have a submission of a certificate of insurance satisfactory to the Borough‘s Solicitor. A maximum projecting over locals roads of seven feet. A minimum height above grade of seven feet minimum to the underside or lower most point of the curtain. And an agreement that the awning will be removed at the request of the Borough. Temporary Sidewalk Sales recommendations apply to C1 (local commercial) and C2 (General Commercial) areas of York onlv. These sales will have to abide by the Outdoor Sale of Merchandise regulations. Restricted to two sales a year with a maximum of three days duration. Jodie Carde The Bow Mews Groomed fertilized gardens and plastic garâ€" bage bags all contribute to the welfare ~of |the extremely adaptable racoon and skunk. The groundhog usually invade the beautiful gardens of the ravine areas. Backyard vegetable plots can make a groundhog roar with laughter as he nips the tasty buds of almost every new growth. by George Bantor Racoons, skunks and groundhogs are thriving in Metro. They have adapted to the concrete jungle as if it was made for them. We provide a constant source of food and warm comforâ€" table shelters such as an unused fireplace, chimney or wooden floor shed. Anita Rossi, left, plays a big part onâ€"stage in WCI‘s AnyThing Goes, while Ernie Dawson, right, plays a big part behind the scenes with his elaborate sets. Cottagers and vacationâ€" ers often see wildlife during their travels and most of us reflect momentarily on how lucky we are to live in a country where nature is still a part of our lives. However, seeing a skunk or racoon on the side of the road is one thing but havâ€" ing them live in your attic or under your garage floor is another. It only takes a second and the animals don‘t even feel the needle. Protect your pet from rabies by attending the last clinic to be held by The Borough of York this year. It‘s May 3, 1980 at Fairbank Hail, 2213 Dufferin Street south just below Eglinton Avenue. Corrinna MecMaster basene. No . e Hant o io on eaeimeperenennconmesemennrtmmntency â€" If all else fails, traps are available for a refundable deposit at York Animal Shelter and the staff will remove a trapped animal â€" Good Luck!! The construction of storage sheds should be with a concrete floor or raised at least 16 inches off the ground. Skunks like June Bug larva and to get to them they dig neat little holes in your lawn. An approved domestic insectiâ€" cide will rid your lawn of both the damaging grub and skunk. One resident discourâ€" aged a racoon from nesting in the attic with a portable radio and a lamp â€" it worked! What is the defence against this invasion of the Canadian naturals on our anything but natural city? We don‘t expect to take a liberal application of moth balls often serves as an eviction notice. This also helps to disâ€" courage the destruction of plastic bags and containers by putting moth balls or ammonia into the bag or container before closing. W.P. Graham & Sons Ltd. "Serving Weston for generations" 19142 Weston Road 241â€"1231 241â€"3411 Mother‘s Day . . . The occasion for flowers. 1971 WESTON RD. (opposite Loblaws) 247â€"5436 1 _ “‘,:/’_% Bauer /? o &2 Basebail «$ , :'?d"‘ (req cleats é\“// 24.95 (re Cycle and Sports 19 John St. Weston sngansy CHARGEX To all our customers We have closed our shop from April 30th until May 19, as we have gone to Holland to join MR. AND MRS. MULDER on the occasion of their 40th Wedding Anniversary. 1980 Spring Stock full line of equipment Baseball: Camar Clock Service 5 John Street _ 249â€"3616 Repairs to all Makes & Types of Clocks Denture Therapist Clinic 1890A Weston Rd. at Lawrence B. 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