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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2006 THE NEW TANNER 23 Prices shown are per person, based on double occupancy. Flights are from Toronto via WestJet. 1st Child Free based on limited availability. Capacity controlled and is subject to availability at time of booking. Prices are subject to availability at time of booking and sub- ject to change without notice. Taxes, fuel surcharges and travel related fees are additional and noted above. For insurance, terms and conditions, refer to the Nolitours Fully Checked Out 2006 Summer Brochure. KIDS STAY & EAT FREE! PANAMA Royal Decameron Beach Resort, Golf, Spa & Casino 4* All Inclusive Hotel Room & Hotel Room Ocean Front 7 nights - Sundays, May 28 to June 18 Add taxes & fees $191.05 $699 $349 $499 per adult hotel room 1st child 2-12 years 2nd child 2-12 years Kids Stay & Eat FREE! Hotel Room & Hotel Room Ocean Front: 1st Child 2-12 Stays & Eats Free when sharing with 2 adults! Refer to the Nolitours Summer South Brochure for complete hotel description. (Valid for travel until October 31, 2006) 519-853-1553 1-888-833-8953 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St., Acton ON L7J 2N2 Best Price, Best Service Since 1972 BD RENTALS 105 Alma St. Rockwood Tel: 519-856-9571 Fax: 519-856-9657 CONST RUCTIO N & LAWN & GAR DEN EQUIPM ENT CLOSED Victoria Day May 22 TILLERS DE-THATCHERS OVER SEEDERS and all GARDEN EQUIPMENT Looking to spruce up the yard? BD Rentals your one-stop rental shop! OPEN SUND AYS 9am- 3pm CBC series... To the editor, No playground for kids at MSB. Until when 2007 or 2008??? Now students, summer sports associations and the MSB neighbouring com- munity have no playground equipment to express themselves as children. Equipment that encourages physical activity, fair play and helps to break the ice when creating new friend- ships. The old play equipment was deemed offi cially un- safe this year and its remains were finally disposed of this spring. The exorbitant cost of new play equip- ment to replace, at todays safety standards, including proper drainage amounts to a huge undertaking, of which a handful of par- ent council volunteers feel overwhelmed, but ready to take on the challenge! With the power of the press and the history of this generous community, I am appealing for immediate help today in the form of cash donations, Canadian Tire money, or unique fund- raising suggestions. This project is urgently needed and support will be greatly appreciated by all children living and visit- ing our community. Please help bring back the smiling faces of the many children that enjoyed this former play area. What an even better place Acton would then be!! Please forward donations to: McKenzie Smith Bennett P.S., c/o Playground Fund, 69 Acton Blvd, Acton, On- tario, L7J 2X7. A concerned MSB parent. Mold-Masters has shelved its plans for a new head- quarters and state-of-the-art manufacturing plant at the 401and Trafalgar Road for one to two years, citing higher than anticipated con- struction related costs, and changes in the competitive environment buoyed by a strong Canadian dollar. Mold-Masters, George- towns largest industrial employer, will re-confi gure its Georgetown facilities and in a press release Presi- dent Jonathan Fischer said they regret delaying this project, and design work on the new location would continue while the existing Georgetown operations are not affected. Mold-Masters delays plans for plant in 401 corridor Fund will help put new playground back at McKenzie-Smith Bennett Derelict old playground FIGURE SKATE AWARDS: Several Acton and area skaters were among the skaters who re- ceived awards at the annual awards banquet of the Georgetown Figure Skating Club. Among the many awards presented were: back row, left to right, Bobbi Lyn Forbes, Gold Blades Award -2nd place; Michael Brown, Professional Coaches Award; Laura Malatesta, Gold Blades Award -1st place & Professional Coaches Award; Paulina Piwek, 30th Anniversary Cup; Kaitlyn Ford, Bill Smeaton Award & Junior Volunteer Award; Carly Albrecht, STARskate Athlete & Professional Coaches Award. Front, left to right, Andrea Farkas, Gail Verhegen Trophy; Megan McGeachy, Gail Verhegen Trophy; Victoria Rapp, Gail Verhegen Trophy; Samantha Spencer, Nixdorf Fam- ily Trophy & 1st Presidents Cup; Emma Miller, Malatesta Achievement Award & Professional Coaches Award; Paisley Snow, Malatesta Achievement Award; Bethany Rees, Professional Coaches Award; Jessica Koppers, 2nd place Malatesta Achievement Award. - Continued from page 15 capture the essence of what they are trying to do. Maggie Kleinsasser said the filming was fun and interesting, and the fi nished segment is an accurate pic- ture of a growing number of young people, particularly young women, who want to work on the land. She also said the segment underscores a growing rec- ognition that local, not just organic, is good. All the travelling that vegetables are doing these days all of the energy costs, all of the fuel that has been used to truck it - and the vegetables arent even fresh when they get here. People are becoming aware that they have to have contact with the farm and then it becomes one big family, Kleinsasser said on Saturday, adding theyve watched the segment numer- ous times on DVD and have told their friends that it will air on CBC on June 11.