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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2007 13THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 200712 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario L6M 3L1 Tel: 905-825-6000 Toll Free: 1-866-4HALTON TTY: 905-827-9833 www.halton.ca The Regional Municipality of Halton www.halton.ca 041007 Waste Reduction Week Did you know? If everyone worldwide consumed as much as we do in Canada, four new planets would be needed to support us all. In a lifetime, the average North American will throw away 600 times his or her adult weight in garbage. A 68 kg (150 lbs) adult will leave a legacy of 40,825 kg (90,003 lbs) of trash. The annual Waste Reduction Week is taking place October 15 to October 21, 2007. This national event encourages everyone to make a difference in the amount of waste materials being processed. Here are some ways you can reduce the amount of waste your family generates each week: Avoid pre-packaged and ready-made foods. Not only are they usually over-packaged, they are also not as healthy as foods you prepare from fresh ingredients. Buy in bulk. Not only will this cut down on the amount of packaging you throw away, but it saves you money too. Use a reusable bag when shopping. Pack a litterless lunch for school and work. Use reusable containers to pack sandwiches, soups or salads, etc. Bring your own reusable cutlery and a reusable thermos for your drink. Use rechargeable batteries whenever possible. Instead of using disposable cups, ask colleagues to lug a mug in your office. Make double-sided photocopies and use scrap paper for messages. Turn off lights, TVs and computers when they arent in use. Turn off the faucet when brushing your teeth. Use a rain gauge because your lawn only needs 1 inch of water a week. Dont let your car idle for more than 30 seconds. Idling pollutes our air and wastes gas. Take public transit, ride a bike, walk, or carpool with friends and colleagues to help keep our air clean. LOST REWARD , Large male brown short- haired tabby cat with green eyes, named Newton. Lost September 27th, near Hwy #7 between 5th and 6th lines. Newton was wearing a blue collar with a gold tag, with his name and phone number, when he was lost. Newton is sorely missed! There is a $500 reward! Please call Janet Kim @ 519-853-2588 www.actonjiujitsu.com Acton Jiu-Jitsu 5A MILL STREET, E. ACTON Proud member of the Canadian Jiu Jitsu Association (519)853-2424 Gain Respect, Self Confidence, Self Defense, Fitness & Fun ????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????? Small business owners care about your satisfaction and their reputation within our community Sponsored by the Acton BIA On Saturday September 29, the indoor soccer season kicked off with the Under-6 group, and the action con- tinued through Saturday and Sunday until the adult co-ed group was finished. During this time, three hours of special coaching sessions were run along with four adult games and 14 youth games. Once the first week is done, almost 500 children and nearly 200 adults will have played soccer in the new building. Everyone who plays in the building is excited by how good it is. This is a state-of-the-art surface, better than anything ever experienced by most play- ers. The season is being run by Acton and Georgetown soccer clubs in cooperation so that the best programs can be offered to all ages. As many age groups are now full, the next chance to register for most people will be next session starting in January, when the soccer clubs expect the hours of usage to increase. Indoor Soccer Novice Maxan Drywall 4 NHTD 3 Maxan Drywall goals: Justin Lee (2), Cameron Hampton (1), Connor Fagan (1). Assists: Christian Jander (2), Noah St Denis (1), Cameron Knight (1), Darren Vanheldon (1). NHTD goals: Jake Case (1), Kameron Wallace (1), Brandon Holmes (1). Assists: Andrew McMahon (1), Talon Fife (1), Carter Kavaner (1), Benjamin Grey (1). MacMillans 7 Giant Tiger 3 MacMilllans goals: Cameron Shoebridge (4), Tanner Canary (3). Assists: Jack Coulighan (2), Anthony Brandon (1), Justin Percy (1), Tanner Canary (1), Alec MacCallum (1), Jack Mowat (1), Liam Krusky (1). Giant Tiger Goals: Tyler Carisse (2), Jack Kennedy (1). Assists: Owen Bick (1), Christopher Solda (1), Beth Rhodes (1). Daniel Varanelli 10 Yourway Auto 3 Daniel Varanelli goals: Zachary Rowe (2), Michael Allain (4), Thomas Renaud (1), Joshua Marrable (1), Ian Davies (1). Assists: Mitchell Jeffrey (3), Joshua Marrable (2), Aaron McDonald (2), Brian Secord (1), Eric Dephiede (1), Joshua Whey (1). Yourway Auto goals: Glen Fredrick (2), Nathan Pines (1). Assists: Troy Cleghorn (2), Jacob Caldwell (1), Torin Martin (1), Glen Fredrick (1), Austin Lovell (1). Atom Nova Training 8 Rallis Burger 2 Nova Training goals: Davin Peck (2), Malcolm Davidson (2), Daniel Reynolds (2), Thomas Luppinacci (2). Assists: Davin Peck (2), Malcolm Davidson (1), Brant Cropper (1), Yaw- Antwi Boasinko (3), Daniel Reynolds (1), Sheldon Hannaford (1). Rallis Burger goals: Taylor Leonard (1), Matthew Dawkins (1). Assists: Dylan Stokes (1), Bradley Koperdraad (1), Eric Haefner (1). Herbal Magic 10 Halton Powerline 4 Herbal Magic goals: Brett Allonby (7), John Matthews (2), Hunter Canary (1). Assists: John Matthews (6), Hunter Canary (2), Liam Simpson (3), Richard Faber (1), Brett Allonby (1), Filip Pejic (1), Ryan Vermuelon (2), Noah McNabb (1). Halton Powerline goals: Griffin Robinson (3), Zach Continenza (1). Assists: Andrew Blight (1), Tyler Trembley (2), Kristopher Bryan (2), Nolan McGillvray (1), Billy Barnes (1), Matthew Field (1). Movie Gallery 4 Acton Firefighters 3 Movie Gallery goals: Mitchel Turton (2), Emma Dafoe (1), Matthew Butson (1). Assists: Matthew Butson (3), Matthew Toebes (2), Ryan Payne (1), Aiden Kostashuk (2). Minor Hockey Report with The New Tanner Sports Last Friday night the Dark Sharks defeated the Red Devils 6 to 3 in Ladies Hockey League action at Acton arena while the Cou- gars edged Blue Lightning 2-1. Angela Stiles led the Dark Sharks with 2 goals and one assist. Daina McKellar chipped in with a pair of goals and Annette Kroezen and Josey Bonnette added singles. Assists went to Josey Bonnette, Virginia DeSouza, Annette Kroezen and Janet Schultus. Replying for the Red Devils were D.L. Greig, Veronique Beaulieu and Debbie Evans with helpers from Nicole Spence and Caroline Adema. In the second game the Gold Cougars edged the Blue Lightning with a 2 to 1 victory. Leading the way for the Cougars was Jennifer Stelmach and Anna White each scoring a goal while Jane Tivendale added a pair of assists. The lone marker for the Blue Light- ning was from Kathleen Bevan with an assist from Kerri Kirkpatrick. Women interested in playing ladies hockey can check out the Acton Ladies Hockey League website at www.actonladieshockey.ca. The league is for women 30 years and up and no expe- rience is required. Games are every Friday night at the Acton Arena at 10 and 11 p.m. Sharks bite Devils Classifieds work for everyone, look into one today 519-853-0051