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" THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1998 THE NEW TANNER SIGH paint Lumber, Hardware, Sports 264 Main St. N. 519-853-1970 Acton, Ontario. Torlne: 416-601-1259 WE WANT YOUR TEAM REPORTS! DEADLINE IS NOON TUESDAY } 56 sai se East, Acton ' Professional design and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax. (519) 853-5731 ..AND THE WINNER IS: Acton House Legaue Hockey official John Toebes (left) draws the names of five winners in the Acton Atom Selects raffle, held Satur- day at the Acton Arena. Holding the bucket of tickets and supervising the draw House L TYKE eague Hockey a couple of break-aways and made some nice passes in Nathan Brown, Matt Diegel. Elias Frechette and Acton Auto Tech and A & A + : : front of the net, and David Bryan Ruigrok had assists. S Engraving battled to a 6- Carscadden, who also had all tie in Tyke House League an, accict hockey action on Saturday at Also credtied with assists ATOM the Acton Arena. for Best. were. Michael There were three Aton It was a fast-pace, evenly wyeKeon and Taylor Divisions games Saturday at matched gamein whicheach neNabb. Gordie Mcbeon the Acton Arena. team took turns scoring. played a strong game offen- Joel Graydon scored six Andrew Baklarz led off sively and also had an assist goals and had an assist to the Auto Tech scoring wth A help power Nellis Construc- assists from Riley oe apps uke tion to an 8-4 victory over McGilloway and Stephen iy the net for Best Transfer. Allostra Catering. Wolstenholme. : Trent Toeletzka scored David Gardener found both of his goals for Nellis the net twice for Auto Tech NOVICE in the first period with assists with assists from Michael MacMillan's Frozen from Bradley Durocher and McConnell and Brendon Pezzak. McGilloway, who also as- sisted on both of Kevin Vickery's goals and one net- Foods and ---- it a lock on first place in Novice House Legaue hockey action with a 6-2 drubbing of Ches Zaborowski had two assists for Nellis while teammates Kyle Toeletzka are Hector and Heather Friolet. Gord Eden won first prize of two Gold Maple pert ers Tech pulled owes 'oe = clean de ~" com -- soe Leaf tickets, Ed Hillier won two Raptors box seat tickets, Rudy Floria won two their goalieinthelast minute _last regular season e. Allostra Catering's Red Leaf's and M. Bennett and Ray Berry won cameras. The raffle raised ap- _ of the game to try to break MacMillan's had the best Robbie Rolfe scored the proximately $1,400 for the team which plans to use the money for uniforms. the tie but the strategy didn't goalsagainst statsand Kevin of his two goals in the first work. deForest took the League _ period with an assist from Acton rep hockey results _ on goals Jessy Kuenzig was hot for A & S Engraving, scor- ing four goals and assisting from Dylan Creasey, who also had two scoring title. Deforest was responsible for four of his team's goals and also had an assist. Dylan McPhail and Adrian Kyle Lavalle. Matthew Se- bastian assisted on Rolfe's second marker. Rolfe also had two assists. Brandon Ceccotti also BANTAM wea Association play- acer cae uae hn assists, and Christopher Sonicare, oe also ieee -- rire for Acton Firefighters Ban- : : ? Legge. credited with e assists, lostra and Kyle Murray tam I team Good acess Pome Ni te ee and "Brandon Masini also was netted other MacMillan's had an assist. loss to Fergus in Erin Mon- a cton with assists from Joe PI UOR ThE Ewe aameiine credited with an assist and A goals. Taylor MacKenzie Ss8Tizie day night, ending their pat- 'Thompson, Dave Iacocca layed against Fer us we & SEagraving Soc Ss --. <i eases ticipation in all-Ontario Mi- pron, p D & a L Harding played an excellent MacMillan's showed Halton Power Line, in a bat- only came to play hockey game in the net. solid defense, great back _ tle for first place in the Atom twice and I don't know why, ove checking and a total team _ Division, fought to a 1-all tie M Uu St a n Ss t a ke Robertson said in a interview First place Best Transfer _ effort. on Saturday at Acton Arena. on Monday ' and last place J.T. Young Jeremy Stevens scored Luke Hurren potted R & Acton was up 1-0 in the power fought toa6-alldraw both of MacKenzie M'sPowerline's lone marker ° first period of Monday's in another Tyke game Satur- Chapman's markers withan with an assist from Mike Co n S§ ol atio n fin al game but Fergus came back -- gay at Acton Arena. assist from Alex Hunak. Kuipery while Jason Beatty pete erties i J.T. Young Power worked : eas : had found the net for The McKenzie-Smith Bennett (MSB) Mustang Girls ca nae ie ee ere Ae ee tured the Consolation Championship on Saturday at the Fergus answered. with two Tesvene outneaniig, ned: saeeate out a 3-2 win oe R & M net-minder C.J. -- Basketball Tournament, an annual for the Acton goals late in the third period ing the J.T Young scoring Legion Banch 197 in Novice Carr played an excellent Tha-Afustane, Bove dtodd keine 38 Gciaeres oe it ae 4 with five goals and an assist. Division action at Acton game, as did Powerline's Oakville's River Dake PPS ee = she Teh Ou vee on Alexander Brake, a for- Areana on Saturday. It was _ goalie Anthony Price. Both The MSB Girls won the consolation game with a 32-14 one point away from fing _ also aes nett: the last game of the regular teams eee oes score over E.J. James of Oakville. Hes aeviog fensive game and was - season. 3 games. remain in{ Acton's Ashley Stinson and Meighan McIntyre both were That game was scoreless iT Young oe uae Pe ony M : pee Plage in Oe oe pao. st aconas eight baskets apiece and Kimerly Roberts pei se. Hrd soo bate who scored with just 30 sec- _ assists from Andrew Bayton Georgetown Chrysler and The ¢ was close early on, but the MSB Girls pulled ae fi init q onds to tiethe game, alsohad and Luke Gibbons. Team The Graphic Shoppe battled : Boas RS eS: an assist in the game. mate's ucas Tyrell and toa 4-4 tie in Atom hockey ahead with some solid team defence and heads-up passing. Acton pulled its goalie J.T. Young goalie Dirk Corey Tennier also had as- action at Acton Arena on Two players, Erin Koebel and Stinson. both off recently and Fergus scored again for Wan Soelen was crisp i i sent es : ? spinthe sists. Saturday. with injuries, were key to the victory. : the win, net, repelling many of the Goalie Richard Dennis Hunak and Neil Josh Bowen is credited with a solid effort in the Boys con- David Iacocca had Ac- shots on goal. Brownlee played a strong Armstrong both found the arises a i Team mates Mark ChumleyandNathanBowen ton's lone goal and Rob Both Stephen Bennett game between the pipes and _ net twice and Hunak had an Six a eek bic gieli Ghiicd uo for tee Morris looked good in goal_ ang Michael McKeon Michael Kellas played a assist while Armstrong had tournament which ees saebe crow to teh : wt MSB for Acton. scored twice for Best Trans- _ strong defensive game. two for Georgetown MSB coach and siachantnvia Walker ae sal tharike ATOM fer and the other Best mark- Matt Jones and Joshua Chrysler. aun "Acton Pro Plastic Sabres ¢fS came off the sticks of Ceccotti scroed the Legion's 'eammate Treth to the players, parent volunteers and referees, visiting team Evan Lavallee, who stopped markers while team mates coaches, Fred Ross, James Lang and Steve Hallsworth. 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