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333 i There are five large ;classrooms at the Royal 'Day Care Centre and there will be ample room for the requirements of approximately 100 _children raning in age ifrom two to six years. A :large kitchen and dining .room, office space and many washrooms com- iplete the building that has been designed with New owners of Squibbs Stationary Shop, Jack Weinberg and his wife Marilyn (left) are settling into the community way of life with ease. They are a warm couple interested in serving their customers with that "Personal Touch" that is a part of Weston. On the right is Edith Darlington, a familiar face to shoppers at Squibbs. His own way Smiling Mike Janetakes is looking forward to an interesting and active creative art career in Wéston and York. A rather indirect art career has finally come full circle for Mike Janetakes. Mike, who up until recently has assisted in the family operation of Squihhs Station aires in Weston, has opened an art studio on John Street. It will probably satisfy one of Mike's longtime dreams. .."At Squihhs..l had a Studio upstairs in the at- tic" stated Mike. "But mv With the Borough of York supervising the Royal Day Care Centre at 1737 Weston Road, owners John Krasny and Chris Christo are provid- ing parents with a facility that will meet all the requirements of the government standards for a day care centre. Set back from Weston Road, the building will have ample frontage with a landscape area that will provide a pleasing look from the street. There are some lovely trees on the property and once com- pleted, the grass, trees and new building will be an asset to the Borough. Weston Day Care Centre The backyard will house the playground and high fences and con- tinuous supervision en- sure once more the safety features that have gone into the planning of the only lime to work were evenings and wcck-cnds. This will be full lime," Mikc's an career was referred lo as indirect earlier. Although all ol' his past positions were creative. none were in the “artist" eatzigory, Mike went directly from a high school com art course to a printing company. preparing art and camera work for reproduction. He was at centre. Both John and Chris are interested in young- sters and in the learning every safety aspect possible. Fully Licenced by the L.L.B.0 the Rnyul Ontario Museum for two years. painting and arranging displays. He also spent painting and urrungmg displays. He also spent two years as a window display clcsigner, sand .molhcr year as a sign painter. He left the world of art briclly, when his fami|y opcratcd a local smoke shop. lhcn it was back to creativity when they obtained Squihhs. Mike developed his talents by opening the studio at Squihhs and spending hours during the evenings and wcck- ends painting, sketching. and working in pen-ink and egg tempera. Over the past few years, Mike has done some free lance work. and plans to expand his present operation to handle show cards, illustrations, cartoons, posters painting portraits and ii'sltrr'dltttnss. He has done work tor the Weston Lions, and Weston Town Centre, along with other local businesses.- and welfare of young children who are spned- ing so much of a day away from their parents. “We want the children to leave here each day Mike docsn't look ill his studio (in be known as M.J. Creative Ser- viccs) as a new business. wanting to come back the next," said John and Chris. Both are stressing the need for children to have well balanced meals, educational learn- ing and lots of fun. As usual, the Band will present a broad selec- tion of light and tuneful music for a summer af- ternoon. Familiar music by John Philip Sousa, George Gershwin, Gustav Holst, Glenn Miller, Tchaikovsky and the pop group Sky, will be highlights of the program. Also featured will be several of the Band's soloists. 1980 is Weston Silver Band's 60th An- niversary year and they invite their many friends to help them celebrate by enjoying an afternoon of good band music on June 8th at Little Park. Weston Silver Band's first outdoor concert of the summer will take place on Sunday June 8th at 2.30 in the Bandshell at Little Park in Weston. Weston Silver Band Concert The Central Fine Dining, in the heart of Weston Businessmens' Luncheons Family Dinners Fine quality steaks, roast and seafood in beautiful surroundings, Having a party Complete Food & Liquor service tor your private or business party in our Banquet Room. It's just a continuation of his frcc lance operation he has conducted tor the past live years. His art work has become both elleetive and popular in Weston during the past few years. and he would like to maintain that, It goes without saying that Mike is looking for- ward to this creative ven- turc. Hcl, working in a place he enjoys doing what he wants to do. Finally. Pictured during open house of the Cariadian Can- cer Society is Trudi Nussbaum, who is busy on the telephone, Shirley Brunton, Ruther Cameron and Carol Everist. The final opening date of the centre has not been settled as we went to press but it is hoped that the Royal Day Care Centre will open it's doors towards the end of June. For further in formation contact the Royal Day Care Centre by calling 249-9115 or 249-9116. Dining Lounge Question: How do you let Father Mow that your love for him is increasing Answer: Simple! Buy him a shirt that costs twice as much as it did 10 years ago. "the shoe man" Royal (rc, Day Care rc;?,! Centre as 1737 Weston Rd. (just south of Lawrence) SAM 1984 Weston Rd. 249-3523 Ages 2 to 6 Open Now for enrolment Royal Day Care Geri}: men's 2 95 'cs,:::]:"::','),),::,),-:-,,,:.,',,',:'::)': casual 8 Special until Sat. June 7/80 itj,itt,11,lg,iii_i,,i: 249-91163? _ THF YORK NEWS June KEN JOHNS MEN’S WEAR 4 JOHN STREET WESTON 247-0056 's wc"C,r""(',)'s' _ sCi,ejtri)ii, ml illlllliliil'iiiii'i'é' "tii8i1r,?,r,):r:'i5ji"; .M Denture Therapist Clinic 1890A Weston Rd. at Lawrence B. Lorusso THE YORK NEWS June, I980 Page Ci 244-0705 A riddle for Father's Day June 15