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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2006 THE NEW TANNER 29 Municipality of HaltonThe Regional 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario L6M 3L1 Tel: 905-825-6000 Toll Free: 1-866-4HALTON TTY: 905-827-9833 www.halton.ca NOTICE TO CITIZENS Get Involved, Share Your Ideas Halton Regional Council invites you to help make decisions and provide input as part of a Citizens Clerk, Halton Region, 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville during business hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Committee, Board, or Advisory Group. Appointed for a four-year term, these groups tackle important Completed application forms must be received at the Office of the Regional Clerk no later than issues such as the development of community services, waste management, and water conservation. January 8th, 2007 at 4:30 p.m. Completed forms may be submitted on-line, by mail or by fax to These appointments give Halton residents from a variety of backgrounds the opportunity to contribute 905-825-8838. You will be contacted for an interview. An interview committee of Regional Council their skills and perspective to enhance the quality of life in our community. Halton Regional Council will recommend qualified candidates for these positions to Regional Council. wishes to ensure that its Boards and Committees reflect the diverse nature of its community, and Note: Meeting times are subject to change. invites all residents of Halton to consider these opportunities. Monica Wallenfels A separate application form must be submitted for each committee for which you wish to apply. Regional Clerk Application forms are available on our website www.halton.ca, or from the Office of the Regional Joint Municipal/Regional Waste Management Advisory Committee Lake Ontario Shoreline Algae Action Advisory Committee Royal Botanical Gardens Board Of Directors Purpose: To advise and assist the Halton Region with respect to the minimization of waste going to the landfill site through such activities as reduction, reuse and recycling of solid waste generated in The Council of the Regional Municipality of Halton is seeking one citizen-at-large to Halton. represent it on the Halton Regional Police Services Board for a four year term. The Halton Members Needed: 8 citizens Regional Services Board is responsible for the provision of adequate and effective police Meetings: Held quarterly, evenings services in Halton. The Board must also satisfy itself that the standards issued by the Contact: Rob Rivers, Director,Waste Management, ext. 7689 Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services are upheld. Involvement in the day-to-day operating decisions of the police service is prohibited. Purpose: To advise and assist Halton Region with respect to the Lake Ontario nuisance algae issue. The Board meets a minimum of 12 times a year, on the 4th Thursday of each month, all day, commencing at 9:00 a.m. Meetings are held in the Halton Regional Police Services Members Needed: 3 citizens Headquarters building, or may be held on a rotational basis throughout the Region.Meetings: Held quarterly Applicants must be willing to commit a minimum of twenty hours per month for Board Contact: Jacqueline Weston, M.A.Sc., P. Eng., Manager Infrastructure Planning, ext. 7433 business; however, this can increase dramatically if members are involved in collective bargaining. Board members are also required to attend evening and week-end functions Purpose: Royal Botanical Gardens is currently implementing an exiting transition plan that includes to represent the Police Services Board. the rebuilding of its mandated activities and involves a phased capital development plan that is about All applicants will be required to apply for and obtain a security clearance at the Policeto begin. Services Records Bureau.Members Needed: 3 citizens committed to the success of Royal Botanical Gardens with experience and skills in one or more of the following areas: For further information on Board responsibilities, qualifications and desired skill, call Financial Dorothy McDonald, Executive Director, Halton Regional Police Services Board at (905) Fundraising and Development 825-4747, ext. 5014. Marketing Meetings: Once a month on Thursdays from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at RBG Centre in Burlington. Contact: Mark Runciman, Executive Director at (905) 527-1158 extension 221 NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS OF HALTON REGION HALTON REGIONAL POLICE SERVICES BOARD On December 4, the Galvcast Pee- wee BB Tanners travelled to Oakville to face the league leading Rangers in what was to turn out to be much more of a physical game than the boys had expected. Oakville put two notches up on the home scoreboard early in the first to give them the early lead and they never looked back. Not to have the Rangers walk over them, a late first period goal courtesy of Actons Adam Duval set up by Ryan Dunlevy put the Tanners back into the game. Acton evened up the score late in the second period on a Greg Wells wrist shot, after receiving the puck from Tyler Christopher. The Rang- ers were to score seconds later to put them once again one up on the Tan- ners and a final Ranger goal early in the third period was to secure their victory. Mitchell Christopher and Greg Slowka shared time between the uprights in an attempt to fend off the advancing Rangers. Final score Oakville 4 Acton 2. Storm tossed On December 5, the Peewee Tanners hosted the Guelph Storm. Coming off a rough loss the previous day this was to be the game which would bolster the teams spirit providing them with a much needed win and it did. First period action saw both teams evenly matched with both ends of the ice seeing its fair share of play. The second period was to be all Acton, with Adam Duval, unassisted carve his way up the ice and fire off the rubber bullet deep into Storm mesh to give the Tanners one-up. Shortly after Matt Fritz, on a well- placed pass from Jeff Curry, was able to slide the puck between the post and skate of the Storm netminder to give Acton a two-goal edge. Early in the third period Guelph managed to slide one through the Acton blue to close the gap but that was all the wind that the Storm would muster for this game as the Tanners sank two further goals into the Storm mesh before games end. The third notch came courtesy of a Greg Wells snapshot deep into the top corner of the Guelph net on precise passes from Mitchell Brake and Ryan Dunlevy. Actons game ending goal coming via Mitchell Brake who on exact passes from Ryan Dunlevy and Greg Wells flipped the rubber past the sprawling Storm goalie. Greg Slowka, between the pipes for the Tanners, solidified the win with his glove and stick work. Final Score: Acton 4 Guelph 1. Revenge on Rangers On December 7, the Peewee BB Tanners travelled to Oakville to face the Rangers who had two days earlier beat the team both on the ice and on the scoreboard. Fresh off the previous nights game winning high, the Tan- ners were ready to hit the ice and play hockey and win this one 5-3. Both teams came out hard and fast through the first period with the league leader Rangers managing to take a two goal lead before the Tan- ners connected in the second and put the first notch on the scoreboard via Greg Wells. He easily beat the Ranger netminder ruffling the netting on well executed passes from Ryan Dunlevy and Josh Tremblay, who tonight in some way would play an integral part in all of Actons goals. The even-up marker came courtesy of Josh Tremblay who snapped the rubber deep into the Ranger net on precise passes from Mitchaell Brake and Gavin Ragan. Goal number three was set up by Ryan Dunlevy and Josh Tremblay who placed the puck onto the stick of Adam Duval. He fired the frozen rub- ber through the Storm bulls-eye. The stick handling wizardry of Tyler Christopher and Ryan Dunlevy, who in sequence fed the puck to Josh Tremblay facilitating a deep top shelf shot easily beating the glove hand of the Oakville net minder, finished off the second stanza. After being disgraced in the second period, the Rangers turned up the heat in the third but Acton polished of the game with a final goal/hat trick for Josh Tremblay with passes from Tyler Christopher and Ryan Dunlevy. The saving grace of the third period was the amazing glove hand of Tanner net minder Greg Slowka who much to the amazement of cheering team supporters, pocketed an array of op- posing blasts of rubber deep into the weave of his glove hand. Final score: Acton 5 Oakville 3. Peewee Tanners polish off Guelph, Oakville Lose one game More Sports Page 31 Novices nudged... Continued from page 27 an unassisted goal. Actons final notch on the scoreboard came courtesy of the teams offensive/defenceman Liam OConnell who after receiv- ing a precise pass onto the blade of his stick managed to ruffle the mesh with a well placed wrist shot. Patrick Conlin guarded Actons blue with his glove and stick work securing the win for the Tanners. Final score: Acton 4 Woolwich 2.