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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1999 THE NEW TANNER = '3 = ema * PENALTY SHOT: Acton junior girls scored on a penalty shot during their Saturday morning game at Acton High school against players from Burlington's Pearson High school. Despite good marksmen Acton lost 26 to 37. - Maggie Petrushevsky photo Juniors tourney runners-up. SENIOR The Acton High school senior girls' basketball team suffered a pair of losses last week with a 69-11 defeat to visiting Pearson and a 39-13 loss to E.C. Drury. Chrissy Pereira was top scorer with seven points, fol- lowed by Ruth Eddolls with three and Shannon Gray with two in the game with Pearson last Thursday. Sarah Osborne scored one of two technical foul shots and the top defen- sive rebounders were Eddolls and Gray. Jessica Wright put ina great defensive perform- ance. Both Rebecca Austin and Eddolls scored five points as Drury downed Acton 39-13 last Tuesday. JUNIOR Holly Goddard racked up 11 points, shooting 79 per cent from the foul line as Pearson beat Acton 52-26 last Thursday. Meghaan Williams had six points and Krista Kearns had four. _ The junior girls hosted an eight-team tournament on Saturday and finished as con- solation final winners. Over- all points leaders at the tour- nament was Meghaan Williams followed by Holly Goddard and Meighan McIntyre. In the first game Pearson downed Acton 37-26 after Acton got off to a slow start in the first half and Pearson ran up a lot of points. Acton rallied in the second half but Juvie streak ends The Acton Tanner Juve- niles ended a four game win- ning streak with a penalty- filled 4-0 loss to Aylmer in an away game on Sunday. The loss was a come down after a 13-1 win over visiting Thedford the night before. The eight Thedford farm boys who showed up didn't know what hit them as they were out-skated and out-shot by Acton. Ron Routledge led the scoring with four goals and an assist. Adam Petch, Marc Forbes and Garrett Erdelac each scored twice and Brian McIntyre, Shawn Weatherall and Jim Corrigan had singles. Assists went to Derrick MclIntytre (3), Corrigan (2), Weatherall (2),Routledge. Mike Hills (2), Erdelac (3).Grant Russell (2), Forbes (2), McIntyre and Jesse Ward. In recent play the Juve- niles racked up three regular season wins in a row after doubling Thedford 6-3 in an away game and pounding Lucan 8-1. Corrigan led the charge against Thedford with a hat trick. Daryn McIntyre had a single and two assists. Forbes and Routledge had singles. Petch had three as- sists, Daryn McIntyre had two and Chris Legge, Forbes, Petch, Derrick McIntyre and Kyle Artem had single assists. Mike Kempton was in goal as Acton trounced Lucan 8-1 with two goals from both Erdelac and Russell. Artem, Daryn McIntyre, Derrick McIntyre, and Ward had sin- gles. Assists went to Forbes, Daryn McIntyre, Erdelac (3), Ward. Petch (2), Routledge, Russell and Derrick McIntyre. Justin Babin earned the shutout as the Juveniles blanked Watford 4-0 in their regular season opener in Watford earlier this month. Forbes, Artem, Petch and Christopher scored. eC ACTON PHARMACY LTD. + COUTTS CARDS + WE SERVICE ALL DRUG PLANS + COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES. NEW STORE HOURS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...9 - 7 Thursday, Friday + FREE IN TOWN DELIVERY + BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING MACHINES BACB GAY 5 << os 0c -0ccaedebncs so Shasve cass 2 Main Strect North, Acton 853-1620 couldn't make up the deficit. Acton played well defen- sively and had lots of turno- vers in a 25-19 win over Georgetown. Meighan McIntyre had one of her best games. In the consolation final Acton defeated Milton 48-25. Right from the start Acton put a lot of pressure on their op- (Ou) a! Con ATTY ST) ce ee 853-2460 In the Glenlea Plaza e LEGION News BRANCH No. 197 Royal Jug City By JOYCE BUCHANAN Secretary Branch 197 Well, a bus load of weary gamblers arrived back at the Legion looking for food on Saturday, but I didn't hear of any big winners. It was a fun day. Please try to attend the Remembrance Day parade on Nov. 7. It leave the Post Of- fice at 10:45 a.m. for the Ceno- taph, then on to Knox Pres- byterian Church. There is a dinner for the vets at 2 p.m. at the Legion. Thursday, Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m. we will meet at the Ceno- taph for the original service: we would like to see you there, plus anyone from town who would like to join us. Nov. 30 is the date for the annual Rotary-Legion Sen- iors dinner. Tickets are now on sale at Halton Hills furni- ture and the Legion only. ponents and "the ball just kept popping into our hands." said Co-coach Caley French. Meghaan Williams had 23 pe in that game and cIntyre continued her sharp play with eight points. Nelson took the champi- onship. AAI LL TEE UALS vy CORNER With Village Constable Bill Riddle Singing Dog Cycle .\ * Street Bikes ¢ Dirt Bikes \ ° ATC \ ° ATV 4 (905) 702-0888 Parts in stock for the Do-it-yourselfers They are $2 each and all the proceeds will once again be given to charity. Some of the residents of the Legion apartments have volunteered to look after the protecting of the patio furni- 11 ture for us and we thank them for answering our plea. If any- one else would like to help please get in touch with Frank Speilvogel at 853-1024. Don't forget the Open Euchre on Nov. 27 at 1:30 p.m. sharp. Also, the Wednesday. Thursday and Friday open card games. See you at the Branch. November 1, 1999 Peter Zions and Steve Taylor of Pat Stuart Devel- opments Ltd. and Peter Zions Construction Ltd. are pleased to announce that Bruce Wenham has taken the position of Financial Manager. During his local career of 16 years, he has managed his own Construction Company, with positions of Financial Manager for several years in the Engineering sector. He is now Past President of the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce. Bruce Wenham will draw from his extensive construction and busi- ness background to be an asset to the Group of Companies. : Peter Zions Construction Ltd. together with Pat Stuart Developments Ltd. offer a wide range of resi- dential renovations and new construction of homes, from Subdivision to Custom built homes. Partners in Quality. Peter Zions Construction Ltd. Pat Stuart Developments Ltd. 243 Main Street North Acton, Ontario L7J 1W7 (519) 853-2464 fax (519) 853-2345 Email: pzchomes@aztec-net.com Block Parents If yours is a Block Parent neighbour- 7¢ Pe" AUTO PAINT AND RESTORATION Cars and Trucks of saa All Sizes For a Free Estimate Call: Peter Hargrave Proprietor &56-9356 4923 7th Line, Eramosa RR 4 Rockwood YOURWAY Custom Pipe Bending Lic. 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