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THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1998 Paint Christmas Cash Cheques Accepted Here! Lumber, Hardware, @S266SC6S°0 S26SS0S Sports -- and Tel. 264 Main St. N. 519-853-1970 en Acton, Ontario 'Tor. Line: 416-601-1259 ) : : iy wo Fax 519-853-2542 DEADLINE IS MONDAY 56 Mill St. East, Acton Professional design Fax. (519) 853-5731 § ERAPHIES printing. (S19) 853-5615 (ier Ben Hess was hot, scor- ing three goals as Blooms Away Flower Shop trounced Glenlea Drug Mart 7-1 at McKenzie-Smith Bennett on Saturday. Nicole Drumm scored twice and Kevin Hamilton and Zachary Sutherland had singles. Zachary Loewen scored for Glenlea. Under-10 Veronica' Edwards scored two goals and had a great first half in goals as Super Submarine edged: Halton Credit Union 5-4. David Bingeman, T.J. Waldie and April Clemmens had singles. Sean Parker had two goals for Credit Union. Kevin Lee and Melissa Friolet had singles. Both Lindsi and Garrett Nuttall played well in goal. Hilary Selihar scored two goals as MacMillan's . edged Lakeview Flooring 4- 3. Sean Koopmans and Brydon Pole had singles. Nils- Olav Stockinger scored twice for Lakeview and Cody Robson had a sin- gle. Under-13 Moulin Publishing easily defeated Bev Grey Design 8- 3 with two goals each from Aston Roza, Justin Goodlet and Tia Hess. Paul Koopmans had a single. Tim Medland, Kyle Napp and Ryan Buisman found the net for Bev Grey. ADULT Ian Watson scored three goals to help the Dark Blue team to a 6-4 win over the Orange team. Hector Alanes scored twice and Martin Sasek had a single. Katie Tuitman scored for Orange. eK Sean Thompson found the net four times to power the White team to a 4-3 win over the Grey team. Nish Duraiappah scored twice for Grey and Taysha Sinclair ak kk Both Mark Vandenakker and Sean Thompson scored five goals each scored five goals as the Turquoise team doubled the White team 14-7. Joanne Cooper scored three. goals and Joanne Miler had a sin- gle. had a single. Local team needs sponsor The road to the spring Ontario Special Olympics is a bumpy one for the North Halton Stingers, an in-door floor hockey team for developmentally handi- capped adults. Pi are ES ay ome ee Monday > briday 9-9 Saturday 9 - 6 « Sunday Closed 853-2220 294 Queen St. E., Acton Ue eh BASEBALL ASSOCIATION The team trains and plays in a Milton school but is having trouble getting the players, including three from Acton, to the school on Monday nights. "We're very fortunate that this type of activity is now available but unfortu- nately one of the barriers for some individuals living in a small town is transporta- tion," said team manager Susan Grierson of Acton, an adult support worker with Community Living North Halton. The Stingers play in league games and at invitational meets in the re- gion in preparation for the Special Olympics. "These athletes develop a pride in being a member of a team and the Special Olympics really stresses that it should be a community effort," Grierson said, add- ing that they advertised for their coach, J.P. Soucie from Hornby. Two Acton teens, Grierson's son Michael and Greg Voisin, coach the Stingers in their weekly skill drills and games. The squad is wearing a donated set of home and away sweat- ' ers from the old Acton Sa- bres until they find a team sponsor. - Ifyou can help the Sting- ers please call Grierson at 878-2336 or 853-3928. LE NICE SAVE: Acton Tanners Rotary Juvenile goalie Mike Kempton made this great save late in Saturday's 2-2 tie home game with Thedford. -- Frances Niblock photo. Acton Auto Tech wins first TYKE Acton Auto Tech kicked off the regular season on Sat- urday in Acton with a 5-4 win over Jescan Power. Ryan Pimentel, Colin Graydon, Brandyn McCarthy, Justin Bravo and Stephen VanHelden had singles. As- sists went to Matthew Mills, Michael Lavinge, McCarthy and Brayo. Bradley Kri and Colton Burgan both scored two un- assisted goals for Jescan. Both Matt Murray and Connor Gibbons scored four goals each as Best Transfer doubled Hogarth Printing 8- 4 to begin regular season play. Mackenzie Morrison had a single assist. Taylor McNabb scored twice for Hogarth. Brandon Bennett and Alex Berry had singles. Lucas Fraser had an assist. NOVICE Kristopher VanSoelen had a hat trick as Galvcast edged *MacMillan's 5-4. Richard Brownlee and Matthew Sutherland both had singles. Christopher Viel, Colin Adema and Todd Ferreria had assists. Although MacMillan's jumped ahead 4-2 at the end of the first pe- - Kuipery scored and Arthur riod, Galvcast rallied with a | goal in the second period and Sutherland's goal with 3:09 on the clock won the game. Assists went to Viel, Adema and Ferreira. James Reid Shewood Hume Goulon Hume Auctioneew HUME'S AUCTION FARM 9313 4th Line, R-R. #5, Milton Mobile: (416) 543-5242 Tel: (905) 878-4878 Fax: (905) 878-7647 had a hat trick and an assist for MacMillan's and James Wilkinson also scored. 'Trent Copeland had an as- sist. Josh Essiembre scored four goals to power M & M Pro Sports to a 4-2 win over Legion Branch 197. Elias Frechette and Jacob Presseault had assists. Jeff Becker and Chris Leggie scored for Legion with help from Thomas Hjelholt and Jody Hastings. ATOM Allostra Catering downed R/M construction"5-1 with goals from Brandon 'Ceccotti, Geoffrey Baklarz, Melody Edwards, Jeremy Cole and Bradley Near. As- sists went to Edwards, Ceccotti, Baklarz, Matthew Eaton-Kent and Brent Lane. Matthew Kuffel scored R/M's lone goal. ae Josh Stevens scored five goals and Derek Burton had a hat trick as The Graphic Shoppe downed Georgetown Chrysler 8-3. Ken Wenzel had an assist. Georgetown was down 4-0 at the end of the first period before Dennis Hunak rallied with a hat trick. Tyler Knoepfli had an assist. Rep Hockey Heartland downs Arthur Pat Collins scored twice as the Acton Tanners Heart- _ land Shipping Supply Minor Peewees downed the Arthur Hurricanes 6-2 in an away game on Friday. First period goals from Collins, Brett Manes and Tim Pembleton gave Acton a 3-0 lead at:the end of the first period. Mike answered to end the second period 4-1. Chad Artem and Collins both scored in the third period and Arthur put one more in to end the game 6-2. Assists-went to Troy Ethier, Kurtis McArthur, Greg Boughton and Manes. ExT Collins scored four goals to help Heartland trounce Erin/Hillsburgh 10-3 last Thursday in an away game. McArthur, Kim Prembleton, - Nick Newby, Arron Chaisson, Jesse Sparkes and Troy Ethier all scored singles. Assists went to Newby, Ethier (3), Steve Terry, Daine Kuiken Rogers, Collins, Andrew Friolet and Matt Locke. ATOM Josh Locke stopped 27 shots in the Acton Tanner Major Atoms net but the team still has to settle for a ' 6-3 loss to visiting Ancaster. Andrew Marcoux, Neil Armstrong and Ches Zaborowski scored for Acton. Earlier in the week Armstrong scored the lone goal in a 3-1 defeat to Erin- Hillsburgh. | THE Tans Hometown news ¢ that people read!