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10 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1998 FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY DAY WEATHER 4 Cloudy, some showers High 3 / Low 0 A Possible snow or rain High 1 / Low -3 * x * Cloudy, flurries High 2/ Low 5 T) FYLER TRAVEL SERVICE uw. "Best Price, Best Service Since 1972" 853-1553 379 Queen St., Acton Bantam II squad in tri-county final By JIM MONAGHAN The Bruce Hood Travel Bantam 2 squad continued their winning ways this week by defeating Grand Valley and Elora in dramatic fash- ion. These victories give the team a berth in the Tri County finals against arch rivals Milton. Home ice ad- vantage for that series will be decided next Thursday as these two teams meet in the last game of the preliminary round in Milton. Last Tuesday in Acton, our Bantams squeaked past Grand Valley 3-1 thanks to a late tie-breaking goal from Simon Drexler. Big Matt Thatcher added the insur- ance with an empty netter while Stephen Monaghan continued his red hot scoring pace by popping in the open- ing marker. Assisting on the goals were Greg Barens, Matt Hebden, Chris Stanhope, Monaghan and a pair from Ryan Weatherall. On Saturday in Elora, it was more last minute hero- ics as Acton came from be- hind to win 4-2 . This time around, it was Andrew Forbes' unassisted goal with only a minute left that pro- vided the margin of victory. Thatcher once again potted an empty netter while Mona- ghan and Hebden rounded out the scoring. Darryl Blyth, Adam Durski, Mike Hryn and Thatcher chipped in by as- 8 $10.00/person Door Prizes Acron Minor Bau AssociaATION '2nd ANNUAL VIDEO DANCE Giant Screen Variety of Music Lye Saturday, March 28, 1998 p.m. -- 1 a.m. Retr ce dda wh Watch the show or dance to your heart's content! 5. For tickets /info call Colleen 853-2461 sisting in the match. Rory Dick was between the pipes this week for both of Acton's victories. Coach Bryan McPhail feels the team will have to improve their intensity if they hope to win league hon- ours. "We seem to be playing just good enough to win," said McPhail. "We can't keep relying on last minute luck -- especially against Milton. If we play hard all game, we ° should win the champion- ship." Three bowlers win By ELLEN PIEHL The Acton Tanner Things were buzzing at the Acton Bowling Lanes in the month of February as there were winners in both youth and adults leagues. Starting with the youth bowlers, Acton had three winners at the Four-Steps- To-Stardom Regionals. The Bantam Boys won in the team category, Kyle Harding won in Bantam Boys' Sin- gles and Kylie Kruk won in Junior Girls' Singles. Kruk was last year's Bantam Girls' National Singles Champion. All three winners will compete in the Provincials on March 22. The Bantam boys will be in Cambridge, Kyle Harding will be in Kitchener- Waterloo, and Kylie Kruk will be in Stratford. In adult league, Keith Gamble and Jane Vickery were King and Queen of the Lanes (most improved bowl- ers) for February. Keith was +10 and Jane was +8. Finally, Bob Merrkin is February's turkey winner. George's LEDER iii) All Day Breakfast Special Lunch Specials Souvlaki, Lasagna, (by the lb) Jumbo Chicken Wings, Homemade Burgers Lots to choose from -- Check out our menu! Dinner Specials Wednesday & Saturday: Chicken Wing 14 Main St. S., Acton Nite! 853- 4005 TYKE Points leader Stephen Bennett potted two goals and had three assists as first place Best Transfer handily out-shot third place Acton Auto Tech in playoffs on Saturday in Acton. David Carscadden, second in points, was also very hot, scoring four goals while Gordon McKeon had a single and an assist. Shane Carr, Lucas Fraser, Michael McKeon, Brandon Bennett and Michael Pettitt all had as- sists. David Gardener, third in points, potted both of Auto Tech's goals and David Bingeman had an assist. *** Fourth place A & S Engraving battled second place J.T. Young to a 6-4 win in playoffs. Jessy Kuenzig and Dylan Creasey each scored twice while Kody Lyons and Christopher Legge had singles. Assists went to Colton Burgan with two, Billy Burgan, Colin Graydon and Conor Gibbons. Bradley Kri scored twice for J.T. Young while Shawna Druif and Sean Terry had singles. Assists went to Alexander Brake with two, and Terry. NOVICE Both Liam Heelis and Michael Kellas scored four times in third place M & M Pro Sport's 8-6 win over league leading MacKenzie Chapman in playoffs. Assists went to Joshua Essiembre, Corey Tennier, Brendon Schatti, Joey Nement, Nicholas Glover, Carr Conner and Luckas Tyrell Points leader Jeremy Stevens scored five goals and David Moore had a single for MacKenzie. ee Second place MacMillan's squeaked by last place Legion Branch 197 3-2 in Novice playoffs. Dylan McPhail, Adrian Schroeder and Keven Deforest scored for MacMillan's. Assists went to Zackery Johnston, Clark Murray, McPhail and Deforest. Nathan Brown and Matt Jones each had sin- gles for Legion and Jones had an assist. ATOM Georgetown Chrysler hammered The Graphic Shoppe 7-2 in playoffs Saturday in Acton. Treth McDougall, Neil Armstrong and Michael Wood each scored twice. Assists went to Wood and McDougall with two each, Bradley Near, Dennis Hunak and Nigel Wiliams. Amanda Schroeder took a two-minute penalty for kneeing. Ryan Stroud and Michael Bentley scored for the Graphic Shoppe and Nick Harris had an assist. Stroud spent four minutes in the penalty box and Bentley two. ee R/M Construction and Halton Power Line bat- tled to a 4-4 draw. Mike Kuipery and Jonathan Tysoe each scored twice. Kuipery had two assists Robert Little takes MSB Robert Little held off McKenzie-Smith Bennett to take a 6-5 win in an exhibi- tion ball hockey game at MSB last Thursday. The Grades 3, 4 and 5 students faced off in the gym. The game featured past- paced end to end action with lots of shots on both goals. Robert Little scorers in- cluded Federico Mena Diaz, Chris Elms, Nick Ridler, Mike Bentley, Amanda Schroeder and Sebastian ' House league hockey and Michael Burke had a single. Jason Beatty scored twice for Power Line and Dalton Winstone and Andrew Friolet had singles. Brandon Moffat and Shane Monaghan each had two assists and singles went to Darryl McKnight, Friolet and Winstone. ee Allostra Catering doubled Nellis Construction 6-3 in Atom playoffs. Robbie Rolfe scored four goals while Joshua Stevens and Kyle Murray had singles. Assists went to Matthew Sebastian with three; Joshua Stevens with two and Eric Lavalle, Melody Edwards and Andrew Jackson had sin- gles. Joel Graydon had a single goal and one assist for Nellis while Trent Toeletzka and D'Arcy O'Driscoll each scored once. Chris Zaborowski had two assists while Jeremy Latour, Paul Bradley and Brandon Pezzack had assists. PEEWEE Anthony Zamernik and Michael Pacheco both had strong games to help second place Acton Ter- minal Warehouse to a 5-1 drubbing of fourth place Georgetown Apple Auto Glass in playoffs. Zamernik had two goals and an assist while Pacheco had a single goal and a single assist. Adam Horvath scored twice and had an assist. Assists also went to Tyler Veness and Derek Scott. Gavin Williams scored Auto Glass's lone marker off a Matt Gardner pass: ee Third place Acton Precast Concrete held on for a 6-5 win over first place Daniel Varanelli C.G.A. Mike Piette had a hat trick while Nick Mastro scored twice and had two assists. Tyler Chapman had a single goal and three assists and single assists went to Matthew Chapman and Mike Mainprize. Jacob Kentner scored twice for Varanelli while Kyle Rodgers and Mike Chapman had singles. Assists went to Shawn Hitchcock with two, Mike Chapman, Brendon Blair, Aston Demers, Mike Hamilton and Mark Finnie. BANTAM/MIDGET Frank's Bunch and St. John's Trophies battled to a 1-1 tie in playoffs on Sunday. Ryan Bailey scored for Frank's with help from Dan Miller and Michael Rowsell. Jesse Deforest scored for St. John's off a Shane Haslam pass. St.John's held Galvcast scorelss in a 2-0 playoff game on Friday. Ryan Samson and Travis Toth scored for St. John's with help on both goals from Shawn Knoepfli. ee Acton Subway got past Galvcast 3-2 in playoffs. Ryan Turpin had a double while Devon Fraser had a single and two assists. Helpers also went to Jeff Garrard, Kurtis Bosh and Jay Waples. os Mena Diaz. MSB goal scorers were Brady Masters, Michael Kellas, and Paul Sharples, Tyler Holmes and Jimmy Berry. HOCKEY WINDFALL: Acton's Dave Black intends to use the $116 he won in a 50-50 draw at the arena Saturday night when he goes on vacation next month. Dave accepted the cash from Acton Juvenile Sabres statistician Shirley Golden. -- Frances Niblock photo