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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1998 THE NEW TANNER Joy 711 0)) 2yAV 4 10am - 2pm OCT. 17th 264 Main St. N. Acton, Ontario L7J 1W9 Best Transfer blanks | Lumber, Hardware, E77H] Paint 519-853-1970 Tor. Line: 416-601-1259 Fax: 519-853-2542 eseeenegcegars Sports| Professional design [\, and printing. 3 Tel. (619) 853-5615 Fax. (619) 853-5731 DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. 56 Mill St. East, Acton Jescan 7-4 in Tyke HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY TYKE Brandyn McCarthy had a hat trick to help Best Transfer to a 7-4 win over Jescan Power in exhibition play on Saturday at Acton. Dylan Burgess scored his first goal of the season with help from Patrick O'Connell. Brandon Hopcraft, Nicholas Eagan and Taylor McNabb all hadsingles. Bradley Kri had a hat trick for Jescan and Colton Burgan had a single. RK A&S Engraving blanked Acton Auto Tech 5-0. Steven Wolstenholme opened the scoring with help from Ethan Job and Devin Gaudet. Matt Murray scored twice and Job and Dylan Creasey both had singles. NOVICE A hat trick from Adam Samson helped Galvcast toa 5-3 win over M & M Pro Sports. Kristofer Van Soelen and Richard Brownlee both had singles. Assists went to Marcel Vanhelden and Corey Tanner. Joshua Essiembre had a hat trick for M & M with help from Nicholas Glover and Jameson Gallinger. ek Three goals from James Reid and a single from Trent Copeland led MacMillan's to a 4-2 win over Legion Branch 197. Clark Murray and Justin Bradley had assists for MacMillan's. Chris Legge and Derek Hopcraft scored for Legion and James Fry had an assist. ATOM Brad Deforest scored twice and Ri- chard Island had a single as R/M Con- struction defeated Georgetown Chrysler 3- 1. Alex Brewer had an assist for R/M. Dennis Hunak scored for Chrysler. kk Jeremy Stevens hada hat trick as The Graphic Shoppe downed Allostra Catering 3-1. Ken Winzel had an assist. Luke Hurren scored Allostra's lone goal with help from Brandon Ceccotti. Gavin Anderson had a hat trick to power Team 3 to a9-0 drubbing of Team 6. Mike Wood and Jason Beatty both scored twice and singles went to Joey Brunelle and Mark Southworth who also had two as- sists. Assists went to Chris Foster (3), Darcy O'Driscoll (2), Brunelle (3), Mike 'Wood (2), Beatty and Derek McKeown. ek Halton Power Line edged Team 4, 2-1 with goals from Corey Wilson and Russell White. Assists went to Michael Rudat, Nick Perron and Ryan Stroud. Dan Payne scored for Team 4 with help from Peter Finnie. ek Matt Freckleton scored four goals and had an assist to help Team 2 to a 7-6 win overTeam 1. Chris Galda had a pair of goals and Mike Chapman hada goal and twoas- sists. Assists also went to Corey Ward, Blaine Murray, Dustin Gamble and Dylan Jacobs, who had two. Makes sense to repair arena To the Editor: The biggest annual event that takes place in Halton Hills is the Acton Fall Fair. It's held part and parcel in Prospect Park which includes the (as we have come to know it) old arena. If this building is torn down as indicated in the Town of Halton Hills budget forecast, the Acton Agricultural Society ' would certainly be put at a grave disadvantage for future fall fairs. I say to you, Councillor Elliott, the people on the street represent the taxpayers in this area and are not to be ignored. This arena, I think, is needed as an arena, ice included. It would make economic sense for the Town of Halton Hills to spend $300 - $400,000 to repair/re- vamp this building compared to LETTE ey a eee ee RO Cc ) the $5 million plus to con- struct a new arena for the Georgetown area. J also think there is a ven- detta against the Acton Agri- cultural Society as there seems to be some strong indications by changes laid down to the Society by Town staff. As for the snow on the roof of the arena, I have never seen snow on that roof because of its construction. Someone said the arena was an eyesore to people walking in the park. That could be rectified easily using some of the money council has saved in the last five or six years neglecting the 853-5714 ACTON JIU-JITSU Martial arts by the lake The Pavillion, Prospect Park Kids 4-15 Second Degree Black Belt Canadian Jiu-Jitsu Assoc. Linda Squires ep a = 2. i a. | Diag Tal Lp Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 « Sunday Closed 853-2220 294 Queen St. E., Acton = gy building. I think this is another prime example of our council as a whole refusing to allow any ex- pansion in the Acton area by taking away, or putting costly restraints, on the local devel- opers. An irate taxpayers, W. Nelles NICE SAVE: With a Best Transfer player in position to score Jescan Power goalie Edward Warren leaves the crease to pounces on the puck during a Tyke exhibition game in Acton on Saturday. Best won 7- 4. -- Frances Niblock photo Tanners blank Hespeler The Proplastex Acton Tanners minor Atom team blanked Hespeler 3-0 in an away game on Saturday. As- sistant captain Garrett Williams opened the scoring »in.the first period with help from Shawn Harkley who scored, unassisted, just min- utes into the second period. Greg Henry scored Acton's third goal, unassisted. Michael Bennett, Williams and Harkley each spent two minutes in the penalty box, as did three Hespeler players. BANTAM/MIDGET Joey Thompson scored twice and had an assist as St. John's Trophies downed Acton Tanners Atom 2 Hockey Team BOTTLE DRIVE. IN TOWN SUNDAY OCTOBER 25 Acton Subway 5-2 last Sat- urday. Mike Vandenhoek had a single and an assist. Jay Waples had a single and Jacob Kentner had a goal and an assist. Subway's first period oal came from Michael owsell and Darren Banks scored in the third period with help from Ryan Samson. 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