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THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1998 ORE) Paint 264 Main St. N. Acton, Ontario L7J 1W9 PRESSURE TREATED SALE CONTINUES! Lumber, Hardware, 519-853-1970 Tor. Line: 416-601-1259 Fax 519-853-2542 THE NEW TANNER SSVSS SCS 96S68E6E669 Sports DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. Professional design and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax. (519) 853-5731 36 Mill St. East, Acton iegs Lacrosse Day of Champs PEANUT JR. 'B' Bulldogs won the gold championship game against Junior's Can-Do on Sat- urday. David Reid scored three goals while Thomas Herren found the net twice. Matthew Weber, Eric Machacek and Bradley Reynolds had singles. Ryan Kelly scored three times as Georgetown Lions de- feated T.J. Henderson 5-1 to win the silver championship game. Casey Lyons had Legions other markers and assists went to Chris Bellman, Dustin Hanzelka, Michael Davison and Kelly. Jeff Beedham scored Henderson's lone goal. TYKE Darcie Cook scored three goals as Georgetown Chrysler doubled Sargent Landscaping 4- 2 to win the gold. Evan Lavallee scored both of Sargent's goals. Michael Keegan scored three goals to help d Morn- ing Vending to a 6-3 win over Georgetown Optimists for the silver championship game. Matt Gray, Riley McGilloway and Philip Romanet each scored. Michael McKeon had a great game, scoring seven goals as McGourty & Sons blanked Galveast 15-0 to take the Bronze championship game. Dylan Hanzelka scored three times while Jordan McKeon and Mat- thew Park had doubles and Brandon Usher had a single. PEEWEE Adam Halton had five goals to lead Jumbo Video to an 8-4 to win over Arnold's Green- house to end the house league season on Friday night as Gold champs. Matt Lyons, Dane Kuiken-Rogers and Bradley Torres each had singles. Kyle McDonald scored twice for Amold's. Chad Artem and Nick Newby had singles. Doubles from Nick McLaughlin, Scotty Williams and Steve Terry helped Apple Auto Glass to a 7-5 win over Georgetown Toyota to take the Silver championship game. Bret Manes scored twice for Toyota and singles went to Travis Bland, Jesse Sparks and Cory Henderson. NOVICE Justin Gibson scored seven goals and helped on two others Rep round up Acton Rams-- TYKE Evan Lavallee scored four goals as the Acton Tyke Rams battled to a 6-6 tie in an away game with Elora last Thursday. Ethan Job and Mark Drake had singles while Patrick O'Connell and Drake had assists. PEEWEE Both Matt Bronizewski and Kyle McDonald scored three times each as the Rams trounced Brantford 16-5 in a home game. Brett Manes, Scott Williams and Begg has T-Ball James Begg smacked a great hit into centre field as Rainbow Trophies met KFC last Tuesday night. The play of the game in- volved Nicholas Dunne who threw the ball from left field to Amanda Kurpieweit who then pitched it right to home plate. Stephanie Szymanski made a great catch. Zach Payne had a great hit to centre field for KFC while Joshua Tremblay made an amazing catch. Amy Pond had a great game behind the plate. Grasshopper Cole Peragine swatted a Chad Artem all had doubles while single goals were scored by Andrew Friolet and Aaron Chaisson. Artem also had five assists and Dane Kuiken-Rogers and Chaisson each had three. BANTAM Mike McDonald had three goals in the Ram's 7-5 home win over Brantford. Adam Lindsay scored twice and helped on four other goals while Chad Henry and Michael Dube each had sin- gles and Dube had an assist along with Adam Kemp. great hit homer as A & S Engraving met Galveast last Thursday. Brian Larocque hit a triple while Shane Carr, Matthew Hartnagle, Meagan Kirton and Mark Wells each had two singles. Ashley Uiterwyk had a triple. John Jeffery had a grand slam home run as Galvcast met IGA. Nicole Spurrell had a dou- ble and made some great catches and Devon Gaudet made two super stops in centre field. Mat- thew Kutasienski made some good catches at third for IGA. Teammate Robert Laing was good in the outfield while Katelyn Roesner had a single. to help Nurseland Farms to a 15- 5 win over Derma Woodwork- ing to take the gold champion- ship game. Greg Haywood and Brendan Devine both scored three goals and Chris Darling had a single. Braden Artem score four of Derma's goals while Sean O'Callaghan had a single. Lions Club downed Kins- men 8-3 to take the silver. BANTAM Brent Beaumont and Dustin MeNight scored four goals each to help Fargo to a 12-8 win over Daniel Varanelli to take the Gold championship game. Adam Kemp scored three goals while Thomas Stokes had a sin- gle. Varanelli's Brad Norton, Tak Kyle, Mike Adcock and Bill McDonald all scored twice. Michael Dube was unstoppable, scoring six of M & M Sport's goals in a 9-5 win over MacKenzie Chapman to take the silver championship. Dan Walinga, Matt Knoepfli and Kevin Banby had M & M's other goals. Daryl Veltman scored three of MacKenzie's markers while Adam Lindsay scored the other two. Hardball McGhie a threat Jamie McGhie was hot at the plate and on the mound as Price Check trounced Hornby II 19-4 in an away game last Thursday. McGhie scored four times, had one RBI and went four innings allowing three hits and two runs. Shawn Richard scored three times as did Chris Galda and Derrick McKeon. Michael Meade and John Hirlehey each scored twice. Timmy Kirk and Adam Burgess each scored once. Burgess also pitched well, al- lowing two runs in two innings. The previous night Hornby scored seven runs in the first inning to take Price Check 12- 7. Acton battled back but couldn't make up the difference. Galda and Burgess put in strong performances on the mound. McGhie scored twice while Galda scored once and had three RBI. Meade scored twice and had a-RBI while Burgess and Hirlehey each scored once and Tim Kirk had a RBI. In earlier action Price Check beat Carlisle 6-4 and dropped an 8-5 game to Kilbride. SOCCER WINNERS: Acton's under 13 girls' selec ag eA a8; t soccer club were runners up * at a select soccer tournament over two days, June 27-28 in Elmira. Back row: Dale Dingwall (asst. coach), Lisa Robson, Holly Goddard, Jasmine Stofast, Kim Freeland, Justine Selihar, Dave Banks (coach). Middle row: Sabrina Fread, Holly Petkoff, Emily Henderson, Stephanie Christie, Kate Banks, Elizabeth Wolfer. Front Row: Lynn Watson, Emma Goddard, Jamie Greenfield and Allison Clemmens (not in photo -- Rachel Turner). Submitted photo A & S blanks Denny's BOYS - Under-9 A & S Engraving blanked Denny's Insurance 3-0 on Fri- day night at McKenzie-Smith Bennett. A & S goals came from Curtis Marcoux, Braeden Halls and Joseph Querques. Clark Buchanan, Jeffrey Becker and T.J. Fry had assists. Cody Roswell and Michael Lavinge played strong defensive games and Spencer Veness had the shutout. Under-11 Paul Sharples had a four goal game and an assist to help Acton Building Contractors to a 6-1 win over Grand Valley I last Wednesday at MSB. Brendon Schatti scored twice while teammate Daniel Nikic had a single. Assists went to Simon Sharples with two, Brian Kim and Jordan LaRose. GIRLS -- Under-13 The select team were runners up at The Woolwich Select Soc- cer Tournament last weekend in Elmira. In the preliminary round on Saturday Acton beat Woolwich 4-1, tied Waterloo 1- 1 and lost to a strong team from Whitby 2-0. This qualified the team for the semi-finals on Sunday where Acton defeated Georgetown 1-0 on a goal by Holly Goddard in a hard fought game. The final saw Acton give a spirited performance but lose 4-0 to Whitby. It was an excellent effort by all players, said coach Dave anks. Roza wins gold at meet Alicia Roza showed Acton Aqua Ducks the way at Central Ontario "C" championships in Scarborough with two golds 11-12 girls Alicia Roza-- 100 free -- gold, 50 fly -- gold, 50 -- breast -- 1st consolation finals. Meghan Colvin -- 50 fly -- bronze, 50 back --2nd consolations, 100 free - Sth consolations. Sarah Keith -- 50 back -- 3rd consolations, 50 breast -- 4th consolations, 50 free ~ Sth consolations. 13-14 girls Amanda Potterton -- 50 fly -- 4th. 13-14 boys Daniel Charland -- 50 fly - silver, 50 breast -- bronze, 200 free -- Sth consolations. 15 and over boys Steven Potterton -- 100 back -- gold, 200 free - 2nd consola- tions. The Ducks also attended Central Ontario "D" champs. Results include: 10 and under girls Kim Galvin -- 100 I.M. -- 4th, 50 back -- 6th, 100 free -- 7th, 100 breast -- 8th, 50 breast -- 8th. 13-14 girls Kristina Galvin - 50 fly -- bronze, 200 free -- Sth, 50 free -- 8th, 50 back - 12th. Kim Hulme -- 100 back -- bronze, 50 free -- 4th, 100 free -- 8th. Jennifer Tummonds -- 100 breast -- 9th. (Coaches/Convenors/ Parents: | We want your game reports! Please drop off at 59 Willow St. N. or fax to 853-0052 by Monday at 5 p.m. Need more game sheets? Come by the office! THE | Tettiner | Centrat Ontario AUCTIONEERS Professional Auction Services Estate & Industrial Certified Appraiser Consignment Welcome NORM WEBSTER (416) 523-6645 (pager) (905) 873-7633 (home) _/ R.R.#1, Limehouse ON ee ee eee SH C2 BW 8 oe Dug Marl 20 Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 * Sunday Closed 853-2220 294 Queen St. E., Acton