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12 THE NEW TANNER <4 F HALTON HILLS CAO (in dark suit) Steve Andrews warns those who took part in the tour of the old arena in Prospect Park to be careful as they walked around the building in view of safety. The arena has not been used for six months. Town staff has been insistent the building must come down. --Ted Tyler photo Old arena may be used for Fall Fair By FRANCES NIBLOCK The New Tanner There's still a chance that the old Prospect Park arena can be reopened for use dur- ing this September's fall fair, despite last week's an- nouncement by the Town's insurance company that it would not provide insurance coverage for public use of the building. "We have a letter from our insurance people that - they've opened the door a lit- tle bit for us," Town Admin- istrator Steve Andrews ex- plained on Monday. The insurance company wants further clarification of a previous engineering report to clarify whether the build- ing would be safe for three days in the fall so it can be used by the Acton Agricul- tural Society to house its Homecraft Division exhibits and for other fair events. Andrews said they will get SENIORS' Rec. Crr. By DOT REDEKOP their consulting engineer, who has said that the build- ing is safe for use during the fair, to prepare another report addressing the insurance company concerns about wind load on the building. "The main thing is safety," Andrews said. " We' felt, through our consultant, that the building is safe to occupy because the heaviest structural loading wouldn't occur until the winter with the snow. Now, (the insur- ance company) seems to be concerned with wind load and we're not sure what they mean by that concern so we will have our consultant speak with them." During a Town-led tour of the facility last week Town staff bolstered their recom- mendation to demolish the facility before this winter with a shopping list of defi- ciencies with the building, including problems with the roof, floors, walls, heating, electrical and water systems. -_ - Cae Casual Fine Dining Back By Popular Demand Daren Swanson Friday July 17 6:30 -- 11 pm Prime Rib & Yorkshire Pudding Special $16.95 For information, please call 853-3947 THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1998 SUMMER 1998 -- 2 FLIGHTS WEEKLY to Depart and Return Anytime in the Month of July* only , roundtrip *must return by July 31, 1998 - via Skyservice Canada's Premier Charter Airline + Maximum passenger comfort in a charter configuration « Better leg room and elbow room « State of the art technology * Quiet & environmentally friendly * Customer oriented flight attendants * Themed music channels, first run movies and inflight videos + Entertaining inflight magazine » Choice of meals served on china" * Carefully selected wines and full beverage service ' + Inflight duty free shopping ' SLIP INTO SOMETHING e A LITTLE MORE COMFORTABLE! i. per person. Valid up to and including July 31, 1948. Supject to cnange without notice. Subject to availability. Valid on new bookings only. Transportation taxes, related fees and GST are extra. Re-issued July 10/98. Saturday Departures & Returns via 5 MiSkyservice $448 FOR KIDS or $319 ONEWAY WESTBOUND EASTBOUND One: One- Oeoaruure Date cuit Child Wav] Dtoaddure Date 'duit Child Way Sat duly25 239 159 349 | Sal AugustO1-Sept0S 240 230 349 Sal Aug Ot SeptoS 239-229-349] Sat September 12-26 235 225 319 Sat Soptemiber 12-26 234 224 319 7 J in ho 18 ap We had a great day for our Fun Day in the Park. It was a very hot day but at the park there was a cool breeze blow- ing to cool off the 100 folks who came out. We played horseshoes, had a putting green, baseball (the men won, darn it) and lots of talk and laughs. There were draws all day and we ate hotdogs and drank pop. In the afternoon tea, coffee, punch and good- ies were served. We wish _ Frances Hogenbirk and Marjorie Fidler luck when they play golf at the Seniors games in Windsor in August. They are playing for Halton. Our trip to the Shaw Fes- tival has been cancelled but the Big Band Cruise on July 23 is still a go. Anyone wish- ing to come on the cruise can phone the Centre at 853- 5951. We are busy working on the newsletter for the fall sea- son. | will be able to let you know later when they can be picked up, early September. Have a good and healthy summer. Hello, my name is Rory Gibbons. | own Gibbons Painting and Decorating. | have been serving Halton Hills and surrounding areas with 10 years experience. | started painting 10 years ago in Toronto, but after starting a "4 ce Vat come to a community-based town. We chose Acton. | have found Acton and area to be a friendly and warm environment to work in. | take great pride in my craft and customer satisfaction is guaranteed. | do interior and exterior in both oil and latex and also do staining and deck sealing. | offer competitive rates and have references available upon request. | look forward to serving you. oie, leh family we decided to Book me now for summer painting! __ (519) 853-2199 | Lyne meer cL ae & capo 9 € z ember 19 & 26, 1998 c! : Departing Der additional $37 per ne me Depart ° ee All prices are per person in Canadian dollars. Subject to availability at time of booking. Valid on new bookings only. Prices may change or be withdrawn at any time without notice. Does not include transfers. Certain restrictions apply. Price based on Encore's charter flights aboard Royal Airlines. Ted Tyler Travel Service 379 Queen Street East 853-1553 Fax 853-1559