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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2004 THE NEW TANNER il Fair boards By FRANCES NIBLOCK The New Tanner Town Council's debate on plans to prevent another inci- dent like the Georgetown Fall Fair melee, when rock throw- ing youths met rubber bullet-firing police, has been deferred until the end of the month. Acton Councillor Mike O'Leary asked for the defer- ral at last week's council meeting after executive of the Acton and Georgetown Fall Fairs told him they wanted the opportunity to give more in- put into the proposed security plans. He said Acton Agricultural Society was not included in six focus groups run by the Town to gather community input for new security measures and procedures after _ the Georgetown incident. Questioned if the delay would affect other scheduled events, O' Leary said those he spoke to were eager to get something in place by the end of the month. "It was more a case of look- _ it did work last year -- ing at some of the recommen- dations in this report, that some of the people I spoke to, didn't feel should be applica- ble, nor would it address the cause of the problem," O' Leary said. ° Mayor Rick Bonnette sug- gested the timing for the ad hoc committee's work would have to be "down and dirty." "T really hope we can put this together by June, because I think you do have some (Georgetown fairgrounds) neighbours ...a lot of neigh- bours do have concerns," Bonnette said, adding they need to engage the groups, makes some decisions and move on. One of the security items suggested involves installing double perimeter security fencing at the Acton and Georgetown Fall Fairs and at the Georgetown Highland Games, at a cost of $10,000, money well spent according to O'Leary. "T am involved in the secu- rity at the Acton Fall Fair and it isa good idea." ACTON SENIORS' RECREATION CENTRE By Ena GIBSON Our 50/50 draw was not won again last week so get your loonie and name in for a big jackpot this week." Congratulations te Ruth Burke on having a mooner at Bid Euchre. She would also like to have a call from those who wish to go to Rama on Wed. June 30. Are you tired of preparing your own lunch? Come to the Centre on Friday, June 11. For just $5 you will have , soup and sandwich and great companionship. Our Hawaiian Luau is coming on Wed., June 23 at 5 pm. Dress up and have fun and great entertainment for just $15 for members and $18 for non-members. The draw for our huge Spring Basket will also take place the same night so make sure you have a ticket. On Sunday, June 27 our Seniors are helping the Kinettes with the Community Brunch. If you can assist with goodies or help, do place your name on the sheet at the Centre or call Margaret Anderson at 853-3711. We often hear of Seniors being taken by con artists. Don't let it happen to you. Come to the Centre on Tues- day June 29 at 1:30 pm for a Fraud Presentation by Garry George and learn how to pro- tect yourself. There is still room on our trip sheets but they are fill- ing up fast. Sign up now and don't be disappointed if you are interested in the follow- ing great excursions: Orillia Sunshine Festival to see "Oklahoma" followed by a BBQ and Cruise on Wed. August 18, Island Queen Cruise on Georgian Bay with a lunch of chicken, beef or fish at the Log Cabin. Trip to Toronto on Wed., August 25 to see "The Producers." Call Betty at 853-5951 on Monday or Friday mornings if you wish to participate. The array of great prizes for our Penny Sale is grow- ing. The draw will take place at our Christmas Bazaar on Sat., Nov. 20 and we will also find out who the lucky win- ner will be for the Maple Leaf sweater now on display as well. Don't be left out. Get your tickets now! Restores weathered & treated wood to rich, new look! 130 Mill St. E. Acton * 853-4359 * tremblay.decorating@ bellnet.ca want security input Organizers required to in- stall double perimeter fencing could apply to the Town's community affairs committee for funds to cover the fencing. The new special event secu- rity measures would require event organizers to attend a comprehensive review meet- ing with all approval agencies to outline conditions of ap- proval, including duty police requirements, perimeter con- trols, exit and entrance conditions and. dissipation strategies. The policy requires signs at entrances to events notifying people that organizers have the right to search personal bags as a condition of entry, and gives Halton police the authority to enforce the Town's parks bylaw. EVERYBODY DANCES: Everybody Dance Club from Robert Little School performs at Knox Church for Acton Seniors. 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