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THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1998 \ ressure Treated Picnic. Table $99.95 Lumber, Hardware, SIGO Paint 264 Main St. N. §19-853-1970 THE NEW TANNER (Rien SLVSPSLSSSSOSSSaGSS Sports Acton, Ontario --_Tor. Line: 416-601-1259 L7J 1W9 Fax 519-853-2542 DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. ; Pee iN ee Professional design { See and printing. _-- Tel. (519) 853-5615 fase Fax. (519) 853-5731 | 4 MIDGET CHAMPS: The Acton Galvcast Midget Sabres clinched the OHMA Tri-County championship with a 5-3 overtime win in Bramp' left to right: Thomas Wolfer, Chad Farlow, Mike Palmer, Kyle Artem, Yeatman, Jeff Newman, Chris Lee, Brent McGuire and Bruce Chapman (coach). Back row: (trainer). Missing are: Shawn Weatherall, Ryan Young and Steve Protopapas. Midget Sabres take crown in overtime 'Paul Murr Memorial) golf tourney June 8 This year's Paul Murr Golf Tournament will take place on Monday, June 8 at Blue Springs Golf Course in Acton. This will be the 14 annual event with all proceeds going to the Acton Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. The tournament is held in memory of Paul Murr, a founding member of the event who, ironically, lost his own life to cancer. Over $26,000 was raised last year and since its inception in 1985 over $225,000 has been raised for this most worthy cause. The 1998 format has been modified to shorten the play- ing time and also encourage more casual participation with both morning and afternoon tee off times available. The tournament can accommodate 264 participants on the Turtle Lake course and normally sells out quickly. There may also be room for a few groups to play 9 holes on the par 3 Trillium course. If you are interested in participat- ing or sponsoring, please call John Hoare at 853-0901 or \ 853-0145. Everyone is welcome. = Doug M ad 0-4 Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 + Sunday Closed 853-2220 By FRANCES NIBLOCK The New Tanner Chad Farlow's overtime goal against Brampton clinched the OHMA Tri- / County championship for the Acton Galvcast Midget Sa- bres. The Sabres bounced back with a vengeance in the 4-3 win in Brampton last Tuesday after being blanked 3-0 by Brampton in game four of the best-of-five series. The Sabres' ee Artem ti in a Mike Palmer pass re first blood in the rst period, but then Acton slumped and _ allowed Brampton to go ahead 3-1 in the second period. T= Centra Ontario Auctioneers =] Professional Auction Services RR. #1, Limehouse ON LOP 1H0 Estate & Industrial + Certified Appraiser Consignment Welcome NORM WEBSTER Rob Bonus and Andrew Coe. Middle row: Dave Chapman (asst. Mark Forbes, Mark Fraseruk, Mike Hills, Jason Christopher, Pete Palmer With 19 seconds left in the second period Artem and Mark Forbes set up Brent McGuire to come within a point of Brampton. Mike Palmer's unassisted goal with 3:55 left in the third period tied up the game and sent it into sudden death overtime. Halfway through the first 10 minutes of OT Farlow potted the winner. "We took the first, third and overtime periods away from Brampton," explained assistant coach Dave Chapman in an interview on Friday. The ey just built and built and built and played the game we knew they could. (416) 523-6645 (905) 873-7633 During the overtime our goalie, Andrew Coe, came up big and made some key saves that could have cost us the championship. We're proud of the team and their efforts," Chapman said. aturday's 3-0 loss to ton last Tuesday. Front row, coach) Matt Schrock, Chris RocKMOSA TENNIS CLUB Early registration until April 30 Opening day and registration May 9 at the clubhouse in Rockwood Sign 2Ge2 Wows oul Serta dl Brampton in Acton left the teams tied at two games apiece. The game deterio- rated into a glove-dropping brawl with a player from each team getting game misconducts and having to sit out the final. Applications available at 856-4073