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Acton Councillors' concerns about refreshment carts termed over-reaction by parks chief Acton defender Darrell Bridge (white jersey) goes up for a header against his Kincardine opponent in Under-17 soccer action Sunday at M.Z. Bennett. Acton lost this match, leaving their record at 6-2-1. (Photo by Paul Nolan.) Continued from Page 2 ploying local people. We are quiet, clean and want you to amend your bylaw so we can continue operating in the park," Anagnostopoulos argued. Acton councillor Norm Elliott unsuccessfully appealed to Council for a deferral on the issue. "I have a number of concerns. Hot dog carts sure got out of hand in Toronto, where they had to have a lottery to decide who could operate where," Elliott contended. "Anagnostopoulos is operating at the Beer Store and there is a hot dog cart at the CanadianTire parking lot. How many of these things are we going to allow? Do we let whoever asks operate a cart? Council needs to do a lot more talking and get a lot more information before we pass this," Elliott argued. Acton councillors Rick Bonnette and Gerald Rennie both also questioned if the Town will have enough control over the number and location of the refreshment carts. Halton Hills director of parks and recreation Tom Shepard dismissed the Acton politicians' concerns. "We have only had two applications since 1982," Shepard explained. "Their concerns are a complete over-reaction." "We won't allow a half dozen refreshment carts to take business from existing food vendors in our parks. We have a list of 16 criteria vendors must meet before being considered for a permit." Council did agree to ask for a full report on the number of permits that will be issued. Acton Pharmacy shuts out Acton Cleaners 3-0 BY DEVON AMBROSE The Acton Pharmacy clubshut out the visiting Acton Cleaners squad 3-0 last Monday in Atom minor soccer action. Jason Mota, Darren Banks and Danny Goralewski each registered a goal and an assist and Rory Dick was cited for a wonderful effort picking up his first shut out of the season for Acton Pharmacy. Rene's Flowers thumps A&S Engraving Rene's Flowers dumped A&S Engraving 15-10 on Thursday in minor T-Ball action. Aaron Chaisson smashed a homer for Rene's and Holly Wiscombe and Adam MacDonald were cited for their good plays. Johnny Blair launched a homer, while Neil Armstrong and Luc Harris were cited for their efforts for A&S. Hunt scores his first On June 30 the Acton Town Milk Bulls came from behind to tie Rockwood 1-1 in mini-squirt soccer action. Scoring for Town Milk was Brian Hunt with his first goal of the season and playing a strong game in goal was Dawn Stephenson. Matthew Tunney and Nicholas Smith were cited for their strong efforts to preserve the tie. Holland Shop shuts out Melina Bakery 2-0 The Holland Shop shut out the opposing Melina Bakery 2-0 in mini-squirt soccer action last Monday. A super effort by the Melina Bakery team and signs of improvement are obvious, according to the coach. Jason Podger and Julia Sisnett were cited for their efforts in the game.