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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1998 Paint 264 Main St. N. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK: Victorian Screen Door Lumber, Hardware, 519-853-1970 THE NEW TANNER Sports Professional design and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 & Fax. (519) 853-5731 Acton, Ordarto Tor. 416-601-1259 DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. Soccer Musicland shuts out Erin-Hillsburgh GIRLS Under 13 Lynn Watson and Andrea Acri are credited with the shut out as Acton Musicland blanked Erin/Hillsburgh 4-0 in an away last Wednesday. Holly Goddard booted to of Acton's goals while Erin Greenfield and Kristin Kilgour had singles. Katie Banks played an excellent mid-field game while Nicole Poirier and Angela Feenstra offered great defence. Under 17 Despite the pouring rain Andy's Restaurant handed the Brampton 6 team a 7-1 loss last Thursday. Super Hardball goaltending in the first half by Chrissy Pereira and in the second half by Ashleigh Bunt helped secure the win. Acton goals were scored by Amanada Prentice, Emma Douglas, Erin Douglas, Melanie Sherron, Rachael Andrews, Jen Norman and Pereira. BOYS Under 9 A & S Engraving scored three goals in the first half with a strong team effort and good passing skills to defeat Leathertown Feed Supply 3- 1 on Monday. Spencer Veness, T.J. Fry and Joseph Querques scored for A&S. Acton IIT 1 4-2-0 ROOKIE Acton III dropped a close 5-4 game to Carlisle in an away game on Monday to end it championship hopes. Both teams were tied for first place at the end of regular season play. Acton domi- nated the game with a 4-1 score for most of the game. Carlyle jumped ahead in the last inning to take the win. Stephen Bennett play4d well at second base while Nicholas Glover made some great plays at first. Both Tyler MeNiven and Braeden Halls pitched well and Garrett Nuttall made a great pop fly catch. RAMPAGE: Acton Ram Peewee Andrew Friolet (far right) attempts to score on Arthur's goalie during last Wednesday's first game of the rep lacrosse RAM league round-robin playoffs in Acton. The Rams took the game 6-4. -- Frances Niblock photo Acton III romped to a 21- 6 win over Campbellville last Wednesday to end the regu- lar season with 14 wins, and just two losses. Dustin Roskam had a home run and a triple. Garrett Nuttall, Braeden Halls and David Carscadden also had triples. ee Stephen Bennett had a home run, two doubles and two RBIs as Acton III trounced Kilbride Bluebirds 12-0. Jennifer Roskam had two doubles, a single and to RBIs while Thomas Wells had a double, a single and a RBI. Dustin Roskam had a Assists went to Stephen Vanhelden, Michel Lavinge and Clark Buchanan. Rich- ard Brownlee had Leathertown's lone marker with help from Bruce Rogers. Under 11 Ben DeKleer scored two goals as Acton Building Contractors downed MacMillan's 6-4 last Mon- day at MSB. Craig Kirkwood and Matthew Pettipher had ABC's other markers. Both Cameron Martin and Zack Woolford played well in goal. Under 13 Taylor Seads scored three times as HighHigh 5 Photog- raphy downed Acton Phar- double and three RBIs and ended the fifth inning with a nice double play at third af- ter catching a line drive and tagging the runner. Elias Frechette played an outstand- ing fielding game as pitcher and made numerous quick, accurate plays to first to get many runners out. PEEWEE Acton Price Check, in fourth place at the end of the regular play, had their best game of the season and came up with a 5-2 win in an away game in Carlisle on Monday night to take game one of the best two-out-of-three playoffs. Carlisle had its two «THE eee 'Garien: 56 Mill St. East, Acton Unit A 853-0411 Serving Acton for Over 25 Years Tobacco, Lotteries, Used Books (on the United Church parking lot) macy 5-3. Neil Moom and Patrick Sherren had singles. Anthony Zamerik had a cou- ple of great break-aways and scored twice for Pharmacy. Nathan Bowen booted a sin- gle and both John Clayton and Reid Hendry played well. eK Both Nathan Bowen and Anthony Zamerik scored four goals each as Acton Pharmacy downed Grand Valley II 10-6 last Thursday night. Sean Gordon and Blake Martin had singles. Martin had a single assist and Bowen had two. Gordon played well in goal in the first half as did Corey Slater in the second half. on the season runs in the first inning and Acton shut them down for the rest of the game. Pitcher Jamie McGhie had nine strikeouts over four innings and allowed just four hits. Reliever Adam Burgess al- lowed no runs over three in- nings and had _ four strikeouts. Catcher Timmy Kirk is credited with helping the team stay focused. Michael Meade had three singles and three RBIs while McGhie scored three times. Game two is in Carlisle on Sunday night. If necessary, game four will be played in Carlisle on Monday night. 3 aa POLITICAL PLAY: Halton Hills Mayor Marily Serjeantson had to settle for an 11-8 extra inning loss as her council faced off against Milton in a softball game last Wednesday in Hornby. While Milton won the game, it was tied 7-7 at the end of the proposed seven innings so while the Milton flag will fly at the Halton Civic Centre for a week, Milton Mayor Gord Krantz (right) agreed to fly the Halton Hills flag "for a few days." -- Frances Niblock photo 2] to i oe oe Drug Mart Lro Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 « Sunday Closed 853-2220 294 Queen St. E., Acton _ c an TRYOUTS Tryouts for the 1998-1999 season will be held at the Acton Arena September 5-6, 12-13, 19-20 and 26-27. Ice times for the first week only are as follows: NOVICE 9:00 am ATOM 10:00 am * The first MIDGET tryout will be PEEWEE 11:00 am September 9, 1998 at 9:00 pm BANTAM 12:00 noon at the Acton Arena. Ice times for the subsequent weeks will be announced at the tryout on Sept. 6 (or Sept. 9 for the Midgets). Please Note: Due to insurance regulations, players must be registered in order to be eligible to try out. Please ensure that your child is registered or he/she will not be allowed on the ice to try out. REGISTRATION We will hold a registration day at the Acton Arena on Saturday, August 15, 1998 from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. Please have your child's health insurance number with you. New players should also bring a copy of their birth certificate. Players who have been registered with Acton Minor Hockey in previous years may register in person at the arena but are subject to the $50 late fees.