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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2007 13THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 200712 Best Price, Best Service Since 1972 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St., Acton ON L7J 2N2 519-853-1553 1-888-833-8953 Flights are from Toronto via Air Transat, Skyservice or Westjet. Prices are valid for new bookings. Package prices shown are per person, based on double occupancy in lead room category unless otherwise stated. Space and prices are subject to availability at time of booking and prices are subject to change without notice. Taxes and all transportation related fees are extra and noted above. For full descriptions, terms and conditions and insurance refer to the Nolitours 2006/07 brochure. Nolitours is a division of Transat Tours Canada Inc., and is registered as a travel wholesaler in Ontario (Reg. no 50009488). FORT LAUDERDALE $29 Dep: Nov 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec 6 Rtn: Nov 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec 6, 13 Taxes: $204 ORLANDO $79 Dep: Nov 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Dec 7 Rtn: Nov 9, 16, 23, 30, Dec 7, 14 Taxes: $207 FT. LAUDERDALE Ramada Hollywood Beach 3? Small Studio - Breakfast Daily 7 nights - Thu, Nov 1 - Dec 6 Marco Polo Beach Resort 3? Hotel Room - Breakfast Daily 7 nights - Thu, Nov 1 - Dec 6 Lauderdale Beachside Hotel 4? Hotel Room 7 nights - Sun, Nov 4 - Dec 9 Ocean Sky Hotel & Resort 3? Hotel Room 7 nights - Sun, Nov 4 - Dec 9 Fly & Drive Includes Air & Compact Car Rental (no insurance) 7 nights - Thu, Nov 1 - Dec 6 $339 Taxes: $227 $449 Taxes: $227 $549 Taxes: $227 $649 Taxes: $227 $99 Taxes: $209 ORLANDO Quality Inn Maingate West 2+? Hotel Room - Breakfast Daily 7 nights - Frid, NOv 2 - Dec 7 Best Western Lakeside 3+? Hotel Room 7 nights - Sat, Nov 3 - Dec 8 Orlando Continental Plaza 3? Hotel Room - Breakfast Daily 7 nights - Sat Nov 3 - Dec 8 Holiday Inn Maingate East 4? Hotel Room 7 nights - Sat, Nov 3 - Dec 8 Fly & Drive Includes Air & Compact Car Rental (no insurance) 7 nights - Fri, Nov 2 - Dec 7 $299 Taxes: $227 $339 Taxes: $227 $339 Taxes: $227 $449 Taxes: $227 $149 Taxes: $209 ONLY FROM NOLITOURS FLORIDA November & December 2007 HOCKEY SPECIFIC TRAINING More than just a gym. Were a lifestyle change! SEPTEMBER MEMBERSHIP PROMOTION 4 months full use (gym & classes) for just $160.00 +GST CLASSES NOW 7 DAYS A WEEK DROP BY FOR A TOUR 519-853-2650 PROMO EXTENDED TO OCT. 11 Actons Atom BB Tanners travelled to Brampton on Monday to face the Battalion in their season opener. The team has a number of players converting from their tradi- tional roles as forwards to become defencemen and the opening game against Bramp- ton was their first test. Only solid goaltending from the Brampton netminder kept the Tanners off the scoresheet in their first shift. Goaltender Braidyn Vidler was excellent in net, denying the Battalion attackers with his agile pad play and covering up any re- bounds with his trapper. In the sixth minute of play Acton was first on the board as David Lafrance converted a heads-up pass from Michael Kri, putting the puck high over the goaltenders shoulder. The Brampton squad answered back in the last minute of the opening frame, making it a 1-1 tie. The score remained tied through the second period despite excellent play from both teams. Defenceman Liam OConnell made some well-timed hits to break up a number of attacks. Jordan Clarke was a stalwart on de- fence as he calmly took control in his own end and used his speed and passing to fire up the offence. Ian Engstrom played a strong positional game on defence and did a fine job keeping the Battalion players away from his goaltender. In the third period the home team came out firing and took the lead three minutes in on a nifty move to the backhand that Vidler had almost stopped but trickled in. Eleven sec- onds later the Battalion took a 3-1 lead. The Tanners showing gritty competitiveness, howev- er, saw Travis Baker spotting forward Cody Arney at centre ice. Arney made a nifty move on the first defenceman and a second move to bring the puck to his forehand and fired a highlight reel goal to the top corner, reducing the deficit to one goal. Less than a minute later, Jason Goodfellow and David Lafrance worked some nice passing with Michael Kri who tied the game up at 3-3. Thirty seconds later the Tanners stormed in again as Goodfel- low found Molinaro who fired a shot and Kevin Giordano fired home the rebound to put the Tanners up once again. Just over a minute later forwards Michael Kri, Theo Warren and David Lafrance worked magic in the Battal- ion end, cycling the puck low until Lafrance found the puck behind the goal and scored his second of the night on a wraparound to put the Tan- ners up 5-3. Acton ran into some penalty trouble later in the frame and gave up a powerplay goal to Brampton with just over three minutes remaining but controlled play in the dying seconds to secure their first victory of the season by a score of 5-4. Coach Derrick McIntyre commented after the game that this team will be competitive at the BB level and was im- pressed that they never gave up when down by two goals in the final period. Atom BB Tanners open season with Brampton win Halton high schools can be- gin applying for $1,000 grants for prevention and cessation activities that support tobacco- free living. The high school grant program provides a terrific opportunity for Halton schools to engage youth in leadership activities that will positively influence the school environ- ment, and ultimately the health of Halton youth, said Dr. Bob Nosal, Halton Regions Medical Officer of Health. Based on the success of last years program, the Ministry of Health Promotion is offer- ing the program again. The program, has been run- ning for three consecutive years, with a total of $31,000 available for 2007/08. Projects may include public education and awareness events and smoking cessation related activities. All high schools in Halton are eligible to apply for a $1,000 grant and applicants can include student groups, teachers and parent organiza- tions. Applications are due October 22. On October 1st, at approximately 11:47 p.m., an individual spotted a Caterpillar loader being operated by three individuals in the construction area of Mill Street, West. The loader was driven onto Dublin Line and abandoned after the individual informed the police. Later that morning, the loader was found in the west end of Fairy Lake submersed in 9 of water. Police followed tire tracks as far as Turtle Lake and into a nearby cornfield. The loader, owned by King Construction of Oakville is valued at $60,000 The suspects are described as white, late teens to early 20s, approximately 58 - 6 tall, average build wearing dark clothing. The tallest of the trio may possibly have a shaved head. Caterpillar in the lake HAPPY HONEY: Tim Hor- tons employee Gail (Honey) Thompson enjoyed a day at Blue Springs Spa after winning this months draw. Honey, as shes known, won for making others hap- py. - Gord Dowling photo Schools can get grant