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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2003 THE NEW TANNER tt : 1 . eeu I me hip AHS Basketball The Acton Novice Select Chargers played a great first game in Burlington Monday night and were just edged 4-3. Burlington opened the scoring seven minutes into the first period in a fast paced game in which the Acton net was well defended by Josh Karat, Burlington scored again in the second period, fol- lowed closely by a goal for Acton from Jake Corpe, assisted by Nick Molinaro. Acton tied it up at the begin- ning of the third period with a goal from Joe Romhanyi assisted by Evan Oulton but Burlington coun- tered with another goal || seconds later to make the score 3-2. Acton tied it up again, with a goal from Josh Kalbhenn, assisted by Oulton. But again with three minutes left in the game, Burlington scored the winner to end the game at 4-32. Congratulations for a game well played. Bearcats finish season with loss to Blakelock The Acton Junior Girls basket- ball team finished off their season with a 33-16 loss to T.A. Blakelock. Scoring for Acton were Vickey Cosulich 6, Sara Doolan 4, Nicole Gilbert and Nadine Rosstam 2, Amy De La Franier and Whitney Carroll got a point a piece. Acton got behind 9-4 in the first quarter and never held the lead in the game although they outscored Blakelock 4-2 in the third:canto. Congratulations to all the play- ers and good luck in your next sports season. Personal Protection Begins with Awareness & Preparation FOOD DRIVE: Taylor Hu -- Danielle MclIsaac photo. nt, Cassie Engleby and Jamie Hunt were hard at work unloading food at the scout hall this past Saturday, during the food drive. Survey Milton rural residents on garbage collection services A survey of rural resi- dents in Milton not currently receiving waste collection services from Halton Region will be con- ducted to determine if they would like to receive road- side garbage collection. They will be receiving the surveys via the mail the week of Nov. 10. Residents are encour- aged to respond to the postage paid survey, as the results will be used by Milton Council to deter- mine if once a week garbage collection services are to be provided to all rural households. Rural residents would pay for this service based on their property value as- sessment and at the same tax rate that urban resi- dents pay for garbage collection service. On August 13, Halton Regional Council ap- proved a motion to close and remove all Rural Re- cycling Depots in Campbellville (located at Guelph Line and Campbellville Road be- hind the Fire Hall) and Brookville (behind the Nassageyweya Commu- nity Centre) and to implement roadside blue box collection for all rural residents. "The Rural Recycling Depots were becoming costly to maintain and there were various chal- lenges such as illegal dumping that were in- creasingly difficult to control," said Patrick Murphy, Commissioner of Planning & Public Works. An open house will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 19 at Nassagaweya Community Centre, Brookville, from 4:30 to 9 p.m. to provide residents an opportunity to speak with Regional and Town staff. If Milton Council de- cides to implement roadside garbage collec- tion in the rural areas, the service would occur once a week. The results of the survey are scheduled to be presented to the Milton Council in December 2003. Loox Wuo's 90!! 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