The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, JUNE 07, 2018 9THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 07, 20188 LEATHERTOWN LUMBER INC. JUNE 2018 5,000 BTU Air Conditioner Fr i g i d a i r e m o d e l , 4-way air direction, a n d a n t i b a c t e r i a l mesh filter. Includes remote and window mounting kit. 4331732 Was $219.99 11-Qt. Oblong Utility Bucket R e c y c l e d p l a s t i c . Large oblong opening accepts large mops & brushes. 0228650 Was $6.99 6-Cu. Ft. Wheelbarrow Steel tray wheelbarrow transports dirt, mulch, gravel, tools, and other materials. 4540241 Was $129.99 Quantities are limited. While supplies last. 3 2 W a t t L i n e a r Fluorescent Bulb 30,000 average life hours. T8 bulb, 48" length. 5835699 Was $5.99 $2.99 20-Pc. Stretch Cords with Hooks Long lasting rubber braided cords with a durable outer jacket. Extra wide steel hook, plastic coated and scratch resistant. 7725161 Was $22.99 Deck Scrub Brush Per fect for outdoor c l e a n i n g o f d e c k s , patios and driveways. 4494530 Was $13.99 BROWSE OUR ONLINE PRODUCT CATALOG! PRINT YOUR LIST AND BRING IT INTO THE STORE OR EMAIL IT! OVER 50,000 ITEMS AVAILABLE! www.leathertownlumber.ca $3.49 18 Volt Cordless Lithium-Ion 2-Tool Combo Kit Includes cordless 1/4" hex impact driver, cordless 1/2" drill/driver, (2) redlithium batteries, (1) M18 & M12 mutivoltage charger and contractor bag. 8218877 Was $299.99 12 Amp Sawzall® Reciprocating Saw 0-3,000 SPM variable speed trigger. Quik-lok blade clamp for fast, toolless blade changes. Case included. 4201455 Was $169.99 $134.99 12-In. x 12-In. Big Framing Square Saw guide for siding, soffit work, wide shelf boards and furniture building. 6975122 Was $29.99 $89.99 $6.99 $34.99 12-Oz. Large Cotton Deck Mop M a d e o f a b s o r b e n t cotton yarn, sturdy wire wound construction and metal handle. 5263389 Was $9.99 2-Ft. Type IA Aluminum Step Stool 300-Lb. duty rating. Non-conductive molded top. Sl ip resistant rubber feet. Aluminum angle feet with thick rubber tread. 1099639 Was $47.99 $249.99 Type II Aluminum Work Platform 225 lbs. load rating. Safety locking legs with non-skid feet; slip resistant standing surface. Lightweight, easy to carry, set up, fold and store. 9924978 Was $79.99 Antique Nickel Single Cylinder Deadbolt For exterior doors. S i n g l e c y l i n d e r deadbolt operated by key outside and thumbturn inside. SmartKey. 5167556 Was $45.99 $34.99 10-Liter Gas Can Made of polyethylene. Child resistant closure cap. Variable flow, automatic venting, automatic locking and airtight seal. 4496345 Was $12.99 $6.99 $49.99 330-Ft. #16 Tie Wire Strong and secure wire. Ideal to tie rods. Steel, black annealed. 8120313 Was $9.99 $3.99 Gift Cards Available $4.99 $14.99 $11.99 $129.99 A brand-new VR sys- tem is ready and waiting for people of all ages to explore at Halton Hills Public Library. This sum- mer, kids and adults will be able to drop in for a quick 15-minute demo or book the systems for group play. On Saturday mornings throughout July and Au- gust, the library will have plenty of different games to explore. Anyone aged 10 and up is welcome to play; children aged 10 to 12 will need a signed permission form from a parent or guardian. Also starting in July, up to six people can book the system for 45-minute s e s s i o n s . I n t e r e s t e d groups can check the schedule at hhpl.on.ca for dates and times. VR will be available at both the Acton and Georgetown Branches throughout the summer. "We decided to make our VR system portable so that we can engage the community, and especial- ly youth, in places where they gather outside of the library," said Jodie Man- darino, Youth Services Librarian. "We've brought VR to the youth drop-in centres in Georgetown and Acton and participated in an event at Centennial Middle School. We pur- chased games that are collaborative in nature so that the gaming experi- ence is more of a group activity than an individual one. It is great to be able to engage youth with the library in new and innova- tive ways." The fun starts with "Retro Game Day": the official launch June 9 at the Georgetown Branch from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. People can get their retro game on from Pong to Xbox as they experience a wide variety of vintage video games powered by the Personal Computer Museum. While the games of the past are sure to delight people of all ages, there's also the living room of the future with the fun and interactive Multi Touch Digital Centre. PlayStation VR, Blue- tooth-enabled headsets and phones, iPad Pros, and a full, room-scale HTC Vive Virtual Reality System will be ready with lots of games to try. "As the library con- tinues its transformation as a community hub, we are incorporating tech- nology to meet the needs of all members living in our community, includ- ing older adults," said Lee Puddephatt, Community Librarian. "This summer, the library is popping up in long-term care facilities and active living centres; we're thrilled to host this Retro Games Day event to celebrate games of the past and virtual reality games of the future." Virtua l rea l i ty lands at Halton Hills Public Library Get your headsets on and prepare to go where you've never gone before. Have the concerns regarding Facebook account security changed how you use social media? Michaela DeWolff: "I don't have Facebook. It doesn't affect me at all." WORD ON THE STREET With Alex Hilson Anil Prashad: "Obviously, it's a two-way street. If you're accessing information from the internet, they can see what you're doing, but do they have the right to share it? It can feel like an invasion of privacy when advertisements and product placement is so specific as a result of interests you've shown in various products." Matt Butson: "I'm pretty mad about it because a few of my friends have had things sent to them, but not from me. They need to do a better job of keeping those scammers out of our D.M.s." Chandler Roberts: "Not really. I just use it to keep contact with family, anyways."