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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2007 13THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 200712 carloansapproved.ca 1-866-411-8811 Cal l Dave Wa t son Rates from 8.9% to 29.9% O.A.C Some down payments may be required RE-ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT TODAY! AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE: it was a proud night got Acton High Schools Technological Design teacher Morbert Axtmann as both he and two of his students received awards at the Halton Board of Educations Award Night at Milton High School. Earning the coveted Award of Excellence were Nils-Olav Stockinger and Ryan Marten for their first and third place finishes in the Studica Design Contest, while Axtmann accepted an award of Excellence and a brass teachers bell on behalf of Acton High School. Awards were presented by trustee Gerry Ockenden and Norbert Axtmann - Submitted photo Houseleague Continued from page 12 Precast goals: Mitchell Griffiths (6), Justin McKinnon (2) , Col in MacDonald (1), Matt Henstridge (1). Assists: Simon McNally (2), Jake Dunn (2), Mitchell Griffiths (1), Liam Godden (1), Colin MacDonald (1), Matt Henstridge (1), Tyler Borg (1). Advertise in The New Tanner 519-853-0051 Ontarios newly appoint- ed Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Michael Chan, is inviting everyone to participate in the prov- inces volunteer program for 2008. The government recog- nizes volunteers from all sectors through the following programs: The Ontario Volunteer Service Awards in recog- nition of continuous years of service with a community organization The June Callwood Out- standing Achievement Award for Voluntarism in Ontario awarded for su- perlative volunteer work undertaken by individuals, groups or businesses The Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers presented to young volunteers between the ages of 15 and 24 Please take this opportu- nity to nominate volunteers from your organization for the appropriate award program, and feel free to share this letter with other organizations that Province wants to recognize volunteers Lightning blanks Devils, Cougars edge Sharks in Ladies hockey 202 Lightning blank Dev- ils, Cougars edge Sharks in Acton Ladies Hockey 7.27 Jane Tivendale led the Cougars with an assist and a late period goal to lead the Cougars to a 5 4 victory over the Sharks in Acton Ladies Hockey last Friday. Other Cougars goals in the hard fought battle were by Carrie Gallant, Jen Stelmach, Sally Stull and Leanne Monaghan. Assists for the Cougars went to Sandy Walsh, Carrie Gal- lant and Jen Stelmach. Daina McKellar and An- nette Kroezen led the Shark attack with a goal and assist each. Goal scorers for the Sharks were Mick Wood and Jenifer Casarin with an aid from Josey Bonnette. In the second game Joanne Cooper had a hot hand in registering her second con- secutive shut-out as Lightning struck the Devils 1 zip. April Fagan scored the loan goal as- sisted by Kerri Kirkpatrick and Kathleen Bevan. This week Blue Lightning will face off against the Gold Cougars at 10 p.m. and the Red Devils will host the Dark Sharks at 11 p.m. Acton Ladies Hockey, is on Friday nights at the Acton Arena. For more info contact the league at 519-853-4203.Continued on Page 15