New lobby group wants twin pad arena A Metroland Community Newspaper Vol. 32 No. 45 Marmaduke Mayhem (Michael Walker) tries to get the best of Daphne Mumberley (Jennifer Hoener) in preparing for their parts in The Mumberley Inheritance. The production is part of The Oakville Drama Series and runs from April 21â€"23 and April 27â€"30 at The Oakville Centre. For more information, call the Centre ticket office at 815â€"2021 or the Events Line at 338â€"4200. Canada Best mu@ /Véw‘s?gaa* CCNA Better Newspapers Competition 1993 SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 199 24 Pages 75 Cents (GST included) (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) Enjoy faster family cookouts q mM |R * 254 sq in prime cooking area » 150 sq in warming rac *30,000 BTU + Lid with window « Two handy side shelves .8 ;roné ;xgdiment basket + QCC 1 gas connection (fits QCC! tanks only). 11014 Our new 201b. QCC1 propane tank. Newâ€"style valve shuts off automatically in case of fire. Needs no tools to connact to BBQ. No adapter needed to fill tank. Fits 1994 BBQs (full details inâ€"store). 85â€"2013â€"6 .....26.97 SsAVE 30120 » 254 sa in prime cooking area * 150 sa in warming quick construction of a twin pad arena. Billing themselves as the Oakville Twin Rink Team (OTR TEAM), they‘re after town counâ€" cil to push the starting date for construction up to the middle of next year from the late 1990s. By NORMAN NELSON Oakville Beaver Sports Editor The town‘s huge figure skating and minor hockey organiâ€" zations â€" which together boast more than 3,000 members â€" have banded together with other major users to lobby for The umbrella group â€"which includes Minor Oaks Hockey, Oakville Figure Skating, Oakville Oldtimers Hockey, Halton Men‘s League, Oakville Precision Skating and Oakville Girls Hockey â€" has been persuing the matter for quite some time through official channels, and are actually pleased with the town‘s response so far. But, as Oakville Minor Oaks president David Hussey summed (See ‘Proposed‘ page 17) ey and figure skating organizations putting into practice what they continually preach to the1r own skaters â€" teamwork. T he need for a new arena in Oakville has local hockâ€" According to Halton Regional Police, a 23â€"yearâ€"old male attenâ€" dant was alone in the Lakeshore Road West station around 3:15 a.m. when he observed a grey miniâ€"van with tinted windows pull up to the pumps. Two men are being sought by police following an armed robâ€" bery at the Pioneer Gar Bar in Bronte early Friday morning. A moment later a masked male armed with a handgun entered the office. The attendant was forced to the floor and his hands were tied behind his back. A second masked suspect then entered the office and bound the victim‘s feet. The two robbers then stole a (See ‘Gas‘ page 9) Gas bar armed robbery Skating groups join forces to speed up construction Today‘s Paper SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS Food City, AP, Kmart Canadian Tire, Biway, The Bay, Oakville Vision Centre Aikenhead‘s, Canadian Tire Canadian Publications Mail Product Agreement #435â€"201 100% Government Guaranteed Strip Coupons Maturing in 2004 9.48% Curtain Call Page 3 Mark Sli (416) 359â€"4633 Sales Representatives BIG ON SERVICE Neville Bryant is hooked on Little Theatre