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•T he IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, M ay 30, 2013 21 Campaign Surpasses $1.2 Million Mark Please call the Campaign Office Today Thank You! You make us so Proud! For more Information or to make a donation, please contact: Chris Hobbs, Campaign Director: 905-877-9612 or 416-606-7525(cell) stayhomeandplay@gmail.com A special Thank You to the Independent Free Press, whose generous support has made this ad possible Campaign Update: An additional $175,000 in donations and pledges were received by the Stay Home and Play in Halton Hills Campaign in May, enabling it to surpass the $1.2 million mark representing over 60% of the overall $2.0 million campaign goal. "We continue to be thrilled and grateful for the support we are receiving from individuals, businesses and organizations across Halton Hill", states Campaign Co-Chair Finn Poulstrup. "With continued support we are confident that we will reach our objective and support the Town in funding this most important arena expansion project." Construction Update: Mold-Masters SportsPlex The construction of the twin rink expansion continues to be on track for a projected opening of September 2013. Most recently, the 17,000 ft 2 Pad D Floor was poured and exceed- ed all expectations for floor flatness, the Main Lobby floor was poured, the Upper seating areas of Pad C and D had radiant heating tubes installed and floors poured and the Rink B wall was opened up with structural tie in with new Pads completed. Expected Work in June: the 17,000 ft2 Pad C Floor to be poured,installation of curbing and base for new parking lot and installation of skate tiles and painting in dressing rooms Acton Arena and Community Centre Planning for the Acton Arena expansion project is underway. First initiative has been to engage the Architect team of Maclennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects (MJMA) and the Construction management team of Melloul Blamey. This is the same team that has completed the Mold-Masters Twin Rink Expansion Project. Design development is scheduled to start next month and is expected to be completed by February 2014. Construction is expected to start in April 2014 and to be completed in September 2015.Acton Auto Tech co-owners Norm (left) and Floyd (right) Foster present a cheque worth $15,000 to HHAUG co-chair Bill Curry recently, with the funds earmarked to build one of the dressing rooms in the upcoming Acton Arena expansion to a double pad. The donation was made in memory of Acton Auto Tech co-owner Trefor Gardener, a longtime Acton Minor Hockey Association volunteer who passed last year at the age of 51. Photo by Eamonn Maher The law firm Arnold Foster LLP-Barristers and Solicitors recently donated $5,000 to Stay Home and Play Campaign as (from left) co-chair Finn Poulstrup accepted the cheque from Bert Arnold, Thomas Arnold and Steven Foster. Photo by Ted Brown Paul C. Armstrong Insurance Brokers Ltd. recently donated $5,000 to Stay Home and Play Campaign as the group assembled outside the 143 Mill Street location in Georgetown. On hand were (in front) Paul Armstrong, Town of Halton Hills Ward 3 councillor Dave Kentner, and campaign co-chairs Bob Hooper and Finn Poulstrup. In back, Armstrong employees Jody Jackson, Cathy Flaxbard, Eizabeth Books, Catherine Brown, Cindy Kallmeyer, Joanne Coltherd, Samantha Rogers and Lindsay Brown. Photo by Ted Brown You Can Help Us Reach Our Target! West Lobby Rendering Poured Rink D East Lobby Rendering