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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2005 THE NEW TANNER Bantam Tanners bounce Erin By Chuck Tysoe Acton BB Bantam Tanners constructed a 5-2 second-pe- riod lead but needed a further two third period scares to hold off Erin's third-period rally, prevailing 7-5 over the Devils at the Erin Communi- ty Centre. Last Friday night's exhibition tilt was the first game action for the Tanners, who had been skated hard by coaches Vince Grogam, Mark Mckeon and Mike NcNabb over three weeks of tryouts and practices. The hard work paid off, as the Tanners kept up a quick- skating pace throughout the game, in good measure containing the Erin boys. At times Acton produced avery pleasing flow with quick outlets, counterattacks and many good chances off the rush, Better shooting and a little patience could easily have produced a half-dozen more. Defensively the Tanners struggled in spots with ex- tended fore-checking from Erin, which produced most of the home sides chances and goals. Despite the five goals, Dirk van Soclen's strong effect was vital in making his team's seven tallies count. This year's Tanners are a mix of returnees from last season's Tri-County Cham- pion AE Bantams (coached by the same staff), Bantam BB's notably top Defence- man Jack Matthews and new comers from the AHHA ranks. Bradley Kri scored four times for the visitors, and for his efforts earned a two game suspension after a third pe-. riod incident. Competing for the puck Kri and an opponent both appeared to lose their balance. Falling backwords, . Kri's arms and stick came up in a glancing blow on the falling Erin player's helmet. A tough break for the young man who is no McSorley. At the same time, the officials, who were very consistent, had no choice. Hockey par- ents should be pleased to see the OMHA taking a strong stand on head blows, some- thing minor hockey has been frighteningly casual about for too long. Acton's speed and dili- gence in competing for the puck everywhere, led to Erin taking a number of penalties in their third period frustra- tion, contributing to their loss. Tanner's regular season opened Tuesday night at Fergus. Complete roster and scoring information for these games was not available at press time. (ACTON HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY) TYKE Inside Edge Sports -- 9 Team Two - 4 Inside goals: Lauren Pot- ter, Brooklyn Kutasienski, Tristen Leslie (2), Benjamin Armstrong, Tyler Carisse (3), Cameron Hampton. Assists: Kutasienski (3), James Clark, Hampton, Brandon Holmes (2), Christian Holmes (2), Christopher Solda (2), Alex MacCallum, Potter. Team Two goals: Melora Andrews, John McKee, Joey Reid, Brennan Mitchell. As- sists: Zachary Rowe (2), Reid (2), McKee (2), Dylan Vermeulen, Jakob Cunning- ham. ced Jescan Power -- 12 Team Four -- 2 Jescan goals: Skylar Simm, Evan Pike, Tanner Canary, Garrett MacMillan (5), Andrew McMahon, Carter Kavaner (2), James Canary. Assists: James Canary (2), Connor Fagan, MacMillan - (2), McMahon, Pike. Team Four goals: Brendan Geim, Marshall Harkins. Assist: Geim. NOVICE Hot Line Electric --14 Giant Tiger -- 1 Hot Line goals: Brad Corpe (7), Brett Allonby (4), Adam Warrington (2), Harmen Gouth. Assists: Allonby (3), Nicholas Protopapas (2), Mitchell Turton (3), Corpe, Warrington (2), Connor Ke- walik (2), Andrew Blight (3), Brice Claeys. Giant Tiger goal: Kevin Giordano. Assist: Neil Mowat. eK End Zone Sports -- 4 Yourway Auto--3 * End Zone goals: Matthew Moore, Matthew Field, Billy Barnes, Bradley Timmer- man. Assists: Timmerman, Barnes (2), Field, Thomas Lupinacci, Aiden Kostashuk. Yourway goals: Troy Namink (2), Shannon Oulton. Assists: Nicholas Cole (2), Ryan Payne, Dylan Stokes. aK MacMillan's -- 9 Daniel Varanelli -- 0 MacMillan's goals: Nicho- las Molinaro (4), Cody Arney (2), Daniel Reynolds, Griffin Robinson (2). Assists: Mal- colm Davidson, Reynolds, Robinson, Joshua Butson (2), Arney, Matthew Lee, Molin- aro. Shutout: Drake Slater. PEEWEE R&M Construction -- 8 Nellis Construction -- 3 R&M goals: Ryan Payne, Erika Stokes, Mat Hopkins (5), Armyn Ashrafi. Assists: Hopkins, Ashrafi (2), Michael Kovalcik (5), Kody Fife (2), Kyle Small, Matt Stichl. Nellis goals: James Sey- mor, Tyler Colby. Assists: Emily Karat, Paul Kutasien- ski (2), Scott Morris, Justin Giordano, Zach Bothclo. aK Berkshire Group -- 11 Lincoln Freight -- 5 Berkshire goals: Nick Fatrdla (2), John Porty (4), Connor Hitchcock (4), Jor- dan Luceri. Assists: Luceri (4), Joe Landry (2), Porty (3), Fatrdla, Kevin McNally (3), James Dawkins, Victoria McKee (3), Chris Begin, Jake Hazzard. Lincoln goals: Eric Vic- toria, Clayton Black, John Martin, Clayton Black (2). Assists: Black, Emmeli Glover, Matt Stubbington, Victoria, Josh Martin, Antho- ny Reid, Cody Tomotsugi. RK Acton Precast -- 4 Acton Subway -- 2 Precast goals: Troy Weaver (2), Justin MacKey, Nathan Prete. Assists: Prete, Dan- iel Blight, Brad Reynolds, Weaver, Sean Horricks, Shawn Thompson. Subway goal: Quinn Cleghorn. As- sists: Zach Payne. BANTAM Acton Terminal Warehouse -- 8 M.A.D. Air --0 ATW goals: Adam Amato (3), Tom Rivers, Cameron Coady, Wesley Sadgrove, Drew Backman, Brandon Bennett. Assists: Coady, Sadgrove, Amato (3), Ben- nett (2), Matt Kutasienski. aK Atlantis Photography -- 6 Deb Mills Team Three -- 5 Atlantis goals: Scott We- ber (2), Mark Weber, Daniel Gaetan, Nathan Biddiscombe, Jacob Bothelo. Assists: Gaetan, Biddiscombe (2), Scott Weber, Mark Weber, Tory Hayes (2). Team Three goals: Kyle Adema (3), Luke Van Dinther, Cameron Shortt. Assists: Evan McMeekin (2), Adema, Shortt, Eric Cardosa, Kieran Taylor, Van Dinther, Matthew Mills, Tyler Bell. ok Gibbons Painting -- 6 St. John's Trophies -- 4 Gibbons goals: David Many (2), Tyler Einmann (2), Alex Wenzel, Mitchell Webster. Assists: Conor Gib- bons (2), Wenzel, Webster, Daniel Azzopardi (2), Brad- ley Dawe (3). St. John's goals: Ryan Ma- cLeod, Jessy Kuenzig (2), Michael Lavigne. Assists: Colin McKinnon (2), Mi- chael Brown. - If names are wrong in the recap of house league hockey please contact coaches or the convener who supply the names to The New Tanner for publication. NET GAIN: Acton Firefighter Bantam BB deft and speedy forwards kept Erin goalie warm, filled his net with seven pucks in Tysoe photo The Regional Municipality of Halton 7-5 exhibition win Friday. -- Chuck & amg ae Halton Hills Urban Bulk Collection collection day. Check the map for your co If you have u Metal & Appliance Metal items and appliances will ONLY be collected on a call-in basis, and therefore will not be collected on your scheduled Bulk Collection day. HWY.7 To receive collection, please call Halton Region at 4-866-4HALTON (1-866-442-5866). Metal items and appliances include refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, stoves, washers, dryers, metal furniture, broken down swing sets, etc. Gy HVOT WAVE, 45 SIDERO Please ensure the doors are removed for safety. The following materials will NOT be collected: Place items at curb by 7:00 a.m. on your designated bulk Georgetown AN HLHOIS responding collection zone. Items will be collected on the day designated for your zone. nwanted items that are in good condition, consider donating ther to a charitable organization or reuse centre. You will be diverting material away from Halton's landfill and helping peopie in need at the same time! | WILDWOOD RO & Z = 8G & & io Ay %5, g Ss & Rey GA18 THIHOYNHS NOLSNIM 40 SIDE RO... + Automobile Parts* Acton se + Propane Tanks Go + Tires Oy 9 18 + Building and Demolition Debris ¥ at + Concrete and Bricks ' oA + Household Hazardous Waste = Wy. * Cardboard Boxes Witt ST \QUEENST * Tree Branches -- 2 + Tree Stumps** a2 & a + Soil and Rocks " " = These items may be disposed of at 6 Halton's Waste Management Site, (HWMS), 5400 Regional Road 25, ss Milton. Bulk Waste Collection Open Monday - Saturday --------------------------ESSooee 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Zone 1 Monday, October 3 *Only small non-hazardous automobile Zone 2 Tuesday, October 4 arts can be accepted at the HWMS. Only small tree snes under 30 cm Zone 3 Wednesday, October 5 (1 ft) in diameter can be accepted at Zone 4 Thursday, October 6 the HWMS. = Zone5 Friday, October 7