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8 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2012 Sports with The New Tanner Township Digest Tanners Atom AE red hot Master Plan Input Session Guelph Eramosa Parks and recreation Department is holding a Master Plan Input Session for residents 50 and older, at the Rockmosa Community Centre on Tuesday, October 16 at 5:30 p.m., and again at the Marden Community Centre on Thursday, October 18 at 5:30 p.m. Dinner is provided. Please RSVP before October 12 by calling 519-856-9596 ext. 113. Early Years Anniversary Celebration Ontario Early Years Centres are 10 years old and we are ready to celebrate in our own communities. Join us for hands on activities, freebies for the parents, refreshments and more. Bring a friend and come see what out Ontario Early Years Centres have to offer. Drop by in Rockwood on Thursday, October 18 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. located in St. Johns Anglican Church, or in Erin on Monday, October 22 from 10 to 11 a.m., at the All Saints Anglican Church Hall. Bidding to keep their undefeated record intact, the Acton Tanners Atom AE team travelled to Arthur to face the Vipers. They quickly quieted the home crowd minutes in when Riley Drexler snapped one in from Jaret Rosenburg and Braedan Lazenby. Arthur tied the game to close out the first but Acton regained the lead in the second on an unassisted goal by Rosenburg and a Logyn Nyitrai goal from Mike Jankowski. A wild third saw the teams trade goals until eight goals were scored in the period. Acton tallies came from Aydin Reddeman from Jankowski and Nyitrai, Matthew Geim from Owen Kennedy and Michael Haggett, Drexler from Rosenburg and Lazenby, and finally Rosenburg with another unassisted marker to close out the 7-5 victory. A few days later, the Tanners visited the Woolwich Wildcats and their penchant for striking first was evident again when Zach Timbers let a howitzer go from the point that Rosenburg managed to deflect up and over the stunned Wildcat goalie. The home squad knotted the game early in the second but Haggett slipped in the eventual game winner off a feed from Evan Ashe. The Tanner defence corps did the rest of the work to close out the 4-1 win. Defensemen Thomas Holmes, Laek Swain and Timbers threw up a wall in front of the Tanner zone, Kevin Reppar buried a wicked wrist shot from the point and Geim sniped one five hole after Swain sent him streaking down the left side. · late model vehicles · tune-ups · electrical diagnosis · Air conditioning · oil changes Specializing in: OIL SPRAY SEASON HAS ARRIVED! Keep the rust from falling off your vehicle! Receive $10 Expires Oct. 31, 2012 FREE WEEKLY DROP-IN FOR YOGA FOR ADULTS & STORIES FOR CHILDREN OFF with this ad! Stressed? Need to find a calm & quiet moment? Beginning October 18th, 2012 4:30 - 5:30 pm Join Certified Hatha Yoga Instructor Owen Ash Also: Tales of Daring & Magic for Children St. John's Anglican Church 112 Guelph St., Rockwood Info: 519-856-9211 stjohnsrockwood@bellnet.ca 108 Station St. Rockwood 519-856-1531 GAME ON: The Rockwood geese were out enjoying their Thanksgiving weekend with a good old fashioned game of Baseball ­ Marie Shadbolt photo