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council studies proposal for 110000 arena remodelling project a 110 000 arenji remodelling prograri was presented to council last wednesday when harold mc clure speaking for the board of parks management reviewed plans prepared by a brampton architect and quoted tender prices for t tensive changes which the boartr feels necessary to put the build ing in proper shape members of the board including chairman bob lam dick licata clarence king ivan crabtree art scott and mr mcclure disiiusstcl the matter at a peciall calkd meeting of the council after blueprints of propostd a terations and a brief ixplanal on of these had been given the group adjourned to the arena where the parks board conducted councillors on a tour showing what is needed and why a focal point of the proposed plan is structural defects which it is claimed make it unsafe to oper ate another hockey season rotted timbers and bulging seats on the two sides indicate danger of col lapse when the stands art full nar row entranceways under the stands lack of proper exits and a rose room firetrap upstairs wen all pointed out by the parks board mr mcclure said that tenders totalling 110 772 from j b mac stop insect damage to your grain spray bins with howard bin treat does not harm grain has prolonged killing action costs less than onetenth of a cent per bushel on sale at halt0n cooperative supplies georgetown tr 7 2271 milton tr 8 2391 kcnzie soft ltd for general con tracting george muckart for wir ing and canadian ice machine co for changes m the ice cooling sys tem would be accepted if council approves the plan the parks board plan would en visage complete new seating on both sides of the arena elimina tion of the undcrseat entrances and replacement of the present end seating section where seats are too close together with new construe tion and theatre type seats woo den flooring in this vicinity would be replaced with concrete a sa fire precaution the old curling rink would be turn down and a new structure ereeted which would contain offi ces dressing rooms storage room and a new main entrance to the arena proper and the upstairs rose room the present main lobby would be further increased in size to take in dressing rooms and washrooms and the snack bar would run across the whole front of the building the plaers boxes would be mo ed across the rink with under ground entrances from the new dressing rooms space would be allowed at the far end of the rink for future installation of another 500 seats should these be needed compute rewiring of the build int additional exits a new floor in the rosi room and extra light ink over the lee surface are all in eluded in the sketches prepared b architect r v hall a main point in the remodelling would be to hac the artru avail able for eir round use and for this purpose there would be floor ing over the let surface the hoard visions roller skatine as a major summer attraction alone with i crossc with such addtd activities as binjos and daticine pobsible downst nrs afiel council reconvened in th municipal huildine there was fur ther disiussion winch tnded when laor rmslrons asked member to uve cart fill consi lei itn n to tin pirks l ird n quest ik f re jii in first communion class this picture taken by frank emery whose daughter johnnie was a member of the group shows 29 boys and girls of holy cross r c church who were admitted to first communion in june the girls in their white dresses and veils and boys in dark suits and sunday best were given holy communion in the morning by fr anselm and in the afternoon attended a solemn benediction at which they renewed baptismal vows s i nd tlu ni n html 1 hi p n in 1100 011 m ilks if vi hi i mc l i ti urn dale but i would move to consul erablc lengths to see that the aie i is carried on mr dale said it had been built by public spirited men who didn t look for profit the thing to dec ide he said is whether the remod ellinc can be done this year or whether it will have to wait cr walter gra said he was shocked to find out just how bad conditions are in the building anil he cant see earning on another winter without changes beinc made asked b cr irwin noble if am alternative ind cheaper plan has bien considered by the parks board mr mcclure sud all revis ions have been downward and s32 000 has been lopped from the ordinal plan eist will is particular bid siul reeve stan llen and if we couldn t jit liability insur inci ind there was a major actul nt it milht tost ilic town moa in ri mimes thin it wiulil for rt modelling r 1 irrv h ill i k ii if a run iti in i mmissmn with a paid n in itun diuctor would be consul is this your experience too 1 annoying certainly it it and this particular problem can be remedied quite easily gai incinerators make good neighbours a gas incinerator can raise both your morale and your popularity with your family and neighbours modern gas incinerators are the solution to a troublesome problem insta led in the house they eliminate all garbage and refuse worries no trips outside in stormy weather no temptation for dogs cats and ts no breeding grounds for insects and germs no unpleasant odours indoors or out and they dispose of ev erything from wet garbage to large bones and old shoes everything goes except cans and bottles the home owner who lightens the work load by installing a gat incinerator in the home is making a big contnbution to the familys safety and health and they are good neighbours too united suburban gas co ltd georgetown 20 main st n tr 73921 8 united0s l j cred we are working towards that slid mr mcclure and we envis aged a centralized recreation site with arena and swimming pool and possibly a playground area as well board member dick licata said that unless the whole plan is adop ted he doesnl think it worth spen ding any large sum of money for wiring or any one part of the plan the board he said is financiallj happy at present with the last in stalment of the artificial ice deben tures paid off ttc dont want to spend 100 000 an more than vou do said chair man lane but we cant see any thing else if the arena is to keep operating do vou think if we spend the jmonu we will get the crowdi i back said cr carta id mccih ra mr lane rcplud tint there hid bun a nice att nil ince inert ast list hotkiv season and the booth 1 particular was a profitable ph isi of opirilion with over si 000 pro i fit with rollir skatinj idcud hi ft i is tin hoard t f pirks t in e in v dtlnnlurt pawmnt as the haw on irtificnl ici id like to sec a propir recrn tion director and a 12 month pro lram if u go ahead with thi i plan comimntid cr alfred svkes the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 18 1956 i mn i discus r armslrt n ion with a contlutu d the urnmarv of the situ itum is ht mis it if tin t n i illowtd b tin mun upil ho ird ti issiii 20 jiar dtbtnturts vtirh c st would he o000 tht stilutorv one null grant which the town must pa yearh lo the boartl is approximate 1 the same so di bcnliirc pa ments would be covered h this and the parks board would have to nisi ihtir operating revenue thttn selves it doesnl appear to he a que turn of whtthir to mike the arem etler or leave it in its present tatc the mavor said rather it seems to be whether vw ire loint to spend 110 000 to keep it goinj or tlose it d wn mivor armstrong said that ifter v u wine the huildine he ilocsn t want to sit as a n uncil member and accept rtsponsibililv of hav inc people injured if staling col lapses if ou look nt it one wi we ttrtunu tint iff- rd si 10 000 for in mm the mivor cuntinutd but on the other hand we have spent no public montv for cars on recreation the arem is a phce for bos and girls he siid and has helped con tribute to georgetown s low delin qutney rale and it is hard to mca sure its effects in dollars and cents he summarized the town s deben turc position saving that present debt when debentures are issued for all civic improvements adop ted will be 2 381760 of this fie ure 481 431 is recoverable and will not come from the tax rate soils and land use group to visit here jew the programme for the fourth annual junior farmers soil and land use tour has just been relea sed bv the extension branch of the ont dept of agriculture the ev tnt is scheduled for september 12 13 and 14 with headquarters at the ontario agricultural college t r milliard associate director of extension and dr bert matthews of the soils dept at the oac were in halton last week to inspect pos stble points which would be of in tercst fo rthis group of young farm operators among those selected arc 200 acre farm of maurice c bcat in trafalgar township the 150 acre farm of fred nurse in esquesing township the improved pasture on the flats of maiden farm owned bv dr v m james also in esquesing township and the improved wood lot of duncan moffat in nasagaweya township needless to add many other points of equal interest could have been selected however the three- da programme also includes tours to farms 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