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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 3THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, MAY 17, 20182 Around Town Century Church Theatre 72 Trafalgar Rd, Hillsburgh www.centurychurchtheatre.com 130 Mill St. E., Unit 103 Acton, ON L7J 1J1 Telephone: 519-853-0079 Fax: 519-853-1134 Take this test: Are your dentures...... • Loose? • Cracked or worn? • In your pocket? • Missing teeth? • Making your gums sore? If you answered "yes" to any of these give us a call! www.actonhead2toe.com Town of Halton Hills Council has approved the first phase of Trafal- gar Sports Park Phase 6--"Field of Dreams" joint collaborative project for the implementation of three premium lit dia- monds at Trafalgar Sports Park. The total cost of the project is $2,800,000 with $537,000 being funded through grants and fund- raising. The "Field of Dreams" joint project partnership between Halton Hills Minor Baseball Associa- tion, Georgetown Slopitch League and the Town of Halton Hills are commen- cing capital construction. The community partner- ship provides direct benefit to the local sports groups who provide many oppor- tunities for recreation to all ages and will meet the needs of the community. The collaborative group will be selling the naming rights for each diamond or the entire complex. Anyone interested in becoming involved in this project or would like to be a sponsor should contact Larry Fitzgerald at larry_n_fitzgerald@ hotmail.com By: Harry Rudolfs The 34th annual Paul Murr Memorial Golf Tournament took place on Monday at Blue Springs Golf Course and was an- other great success. 130 golfers and sponsors raised $48,000 to fight cancer. "This brings our 34-year total donations to the Acton branch of the Canadian Cancer Soci- ety to over $1.2 millon," said Allan Hall, one of the tournament organizers. Paul Murr was a na- tive Acton son, who in his younger years had been a track athlete specializing in middle distances. He was a well-known busi- ness man and avid golfer. He died in 1988 from can- cer but not before learning that the tournament was to be named in his honour. The tournament has been held at the challenging Blue Springs course since it opened in 1991. Paul Murr Golf Tournament raises $48,000 Let's Play Ball: Field of Dreams Project kicks off Golfers from Nortrax division, John Deere: Todd Murray (left), Wayne Armstrong, Derek Brocken, Bart Brooks.