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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1999 THE NEW TANNER | LET US DELIVER YOUR ere US Tt eS i ED Ml @ S ys Ma ws Saw Ssegne DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. Professional design { and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax. (519) 853-5731 56 Mill St. East, Acton aa AZ Malcolm McMillian (ass.coach). - Submitted photo PEEWEE POWER: A & S Engraving and Trophi ies captured the Peewee cham- pionship at Saturday's Day of Champions. The team includes, front, left to right: Dylan Jacobs, Kyle Murray, Dustin Gamble, Luke Harris, Mike Chapman, Kyle Rodger and Ryan Gatner. Back: Bart Jacobs (coach), Gord Murray (ass. coach), Blaine Murray, Ashton Demers, Corey Ward, Chris Galda, Mike Mainprize and .Bantam/ Midget teams include, front, left to right: Tyler Chapman, Jason Sousa, Derrek Scott, Mike Lee and Darren Banks. Back: Dave Chapman (coach), Russell Lee (coach), Kevin Waring, Nick Mastro and Tony Mastro (coach). -- Submitted photo It was a day for Champions Cont. from Pg. 8 3-1. Chapman also opened scoring for A & S with help from Ashton Demers and Dustin Gamble. Craig Matta, named most im- proved player for Varanelli, scored with help from Robert Kellas and Dan Payne. EK Graeme Copeland showed why he was named top league goalie as he earned a shutout in Halton Power Line's 2-0 win over Acton Precast Concrete for the "A" consolation win. Derek White and Nick Perron named most im- proved player, scored for Power Line. Perron and Alana Chan, named MVP and Derek White had as- sists. eK Corey Slater had a pair of goals to help Acton Kins- men doubled Acton Terminal Warehouse 4-2 for the Peewee "B" consolation fi- nal. Peter Cobb, named team MVP, and Scott Williams also had singles. Assists went to Jonathan Tysoe and Nick Newby. Matt Freckleton and Rob Rolfe scored for ATW. ee: - "Congratulations to all players!" 60 Commerce Cres. « 853-3540 BANTAM/MIDGET Dave White, named team MVP, and Nick Mastro had singles as Acton Subway edged Russ & Dave's Crew 2-1 for the, Bantam/Midget championship win. Assists went to Mastro, White and Ryan Bailey. Darren Banks scored for R & D's. eK Subway edged St. John's Trophies 3-2 to get into the championship final. Dave White had a pair of goals and Ryan Bailey had a single. Nick Mastro had an assist. Shane Haslam scored twice for St. John's and had an as- AWESOME ATOMS: Georgetown Chrysler end vincing 4-1 win over R/M Construction for the Atom League championship. The team includes: front, left to right: Michael Kellas, Matthew Pettipher, Tyler Knoepfli, Treth MacDougal, Kyle Simmons, Kevin Saelzer and Dennis Hunak. Middle: Bruno Knoepfli (ass. coach), Anthony Luna, Jeremy Webster, Adrian Schroeder, Anthony Gouveia, Spencer Morrison and Wesley White. Back: George Hunak (head coach), Jesse Bowler, Brendon Pezzack, Amanda Schroeder and Ted Saelzer (ass. coach) -- Submitted photo Girls hockey champs decided INTERMEDIATE DIVISION The First Nations Engi- neering Services Ltd. goalie Amy DeLaFranier shutout Dave's Service centre to lead her team to victory in the in- termediate division of the Halton Hills Girls' Hockey Association championship. They continued with their dominant regular season play by scoring two goals in the firest period, one in the sec- ond and two in the third for a 5-0 victory. Robin Harvey had two goals and one assist to go along with her regular sea- son scoring title. Harvey sist. Subway coach Tony Mastro was named league coach of the year. COACHES With a little help from the referee, Mastro's Maniacs tied Smith's Snipers 8-8 dur- ing the coach's game at the Day of Champions. Smith allegedly scooped all of the younger coaches and al- though the elder Maniacs held their own for a while, they lost their legs in the sec- ond period. Ref Steve McKnight saved the Maniacs from the loss by giving Sniper goalie Malcolm McDonald a penalty and then making him serve it. opened the scoring in the first period and it turned out to be all that her team needed to capture the championship, Harvey's first goal was as- sisted by Morgan Dauphinee Bell with the first of her two assists. Shari Kogan closed out the scoring in the first period with a helper going to Katelyn Finlay. Other scor- ers were Stephanie Grave and Nicole Boccia. Assisting were Rachelle Sommerville, Elizabeth Sinnot, Harvey, Dauphinee Bell and Stacey Greenwood. JUNIOR DIVISION Ina closely contested Jun- ior Division game that fea- tured end to end rushes and outstanding goaltending, the outcome had to be settled by a shootout. Rosie Baker of Lawlor & Co. scored the ty- ing and winning, goals to propel her team to the junior 10 B Main N. Acton a great season with a con- Sandwiches & Salads Congratulations to all the Players!! S S = division championship. Robyn scored a goal in each of the first and second periods to stake Halton Hills Rad & Tire to a 2-0 lead. Assisting on Henderson's goals were Kaitlyn Andrews, Erin Broderick and Meghann Blaney. ; Kaitlyn Richardson scored for Lawlor & Co. in the second period to set the stage for Baker's heroics. Assisting on Richardson's goal were Amanda Laborie and Kelly Collorossi. With the winding down Baker raced down the ice on a breakaway and caught the bottom corner of the net to put the game into overtime. Goaltenders Emma MacDonald of Halton Hills Rad & Tire, Melissa Lavoie of Lawlor & Co. were out- standing in the shootout stop- ping the first three shooters that they face. 853-5531 Centrat Ontario Auctioneers Professional Auction Services Estate & Industrial ¢ Certified Appraiser Consignment Welcome NORM WEBSTER (416) 523-6645 (pager) Next Sale in Acton on April 2/99 i Gh. 8 8 oe ed Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9- 6° 853-2220 294 Queen St. E., Acton DugHffart itp Sunday Closed